El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-28
PERSONALS.

BY the Santa Fe route Mrs. A
Seery left this morning for Holbrook
Miss Kathie Hess came down yester
| day and returned this morning for Lat
Cruces.
This morning F. Ehlemanter left fol
| Bloomfield, Ills, by way of the SAINTS
Fe route.
John III. Riley returned to the city
last evening after u week spent at Cas-.
as Grandes.
]. N. Essclstyn left the city this
morning via the Santa Fee for Salt
Lake, Utah.
Mr.. Hoffman, an old newspaper man,
is visitor TO friends in the city from
Ration, N. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wright were
passengers on this mornings SAINTS
Fe, for Hannibal, Mo.
Perry Kearney of La Luz, came in
last evening on the N. E., and will GO
TO Las Cruces tomorrow.
Rev. u. v. Lilies came in from Las
Cruces to attend Methodist conference
about to assemble in this city.
D. NJ. Sutherland, Of La Luz, went
this morning to Las Cruces, a witness
before the territorial grand jury.
J. P. Deter left on business, for New
York this morning. Mr.. Dieter will
be absent for 10 days or two weeks.
J. A. Smith left this morning for AL
buouerQue via the Santa Fe, on bust
ness, but will. of course. visit the fair.
Jas. Harlan, superintendent OF
bridge force on the Santa Fe, came In
on the southbound from San Marcial.
After six months residence in the
city, Mrs. Lucero left on this morn
ing's Santa Fe for her old home, Las
Vegas.
Felix Martinez, one of Eli Paso's
prominent business men, left this
morning for Las Vegas, on important
business.
GJudge a. N. Word. of the Star Gro
Gerry hrm of Benhsm g. Word, was
among the arrivals on the L. z. this
morning from Mariana, Ark. his FORM
er home.
Mrs. A.. Il. Sumner wife of Chief Ec-
gineer Sumner, left this morning on
the Santa Fe for a visit with relatives
in Denver.
Judge A. A. Freeman was a passen-
ger from Las Cruces, this morning,
where he had been in attendance upon
the United States court.
Prof T. ID. A. Cockerell, special en-
tomologist land an enshusiast In his
professionl passed through the city this
morning for La luz and Tu-
laross, via the Northeastern.
Judge Thomas S. Maxey and wife
arrived on sthe T. P. this morning.
session of the federal court which
convenes on Monday morning next.
Arthur E. Williams, q member of
'Teddy's Terrors," just arrived from
New York. via Las Cruces. where he
the city this morning for his
home in Tularosa. J
Mrs. w. NJ. James arrived on the
Mexican Central last evening, and is
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Muir
ray, GA San Antonio st. Mrs. James
will go north in few days 20 visit
friends, before her return to Mexico.
AT HOTELS.
Lindell: P. h. Luckett, Z. B. Jones,
New York; Henry Ritsch, Brunswick;
Mr.. Anderson, CRsas Grandes; George
Bertrsm, Tucson: B. FRANKLIN.
st. Charles: w. M. Houston aud |
'amily. Niles, Michigan; L. S. Cox and |
wife, Abilene: John Buckley; George |
and John Crossou, Maria; s. F. Derbs, !
G. Heyman. San Francisco.
Center Block: G. ID. Stateson. Chi
ago; Chas. Galloway, Springfield: II. |
:. Good, Ralph Good, G. S. Good. Jr.,
Lock Haven: F. @. Hitchcock, La Luz;
;. S. Bradley, Guadslsjars; Mrs. c. |
Meyar and family, Ysleta
Pierson: J. Brown, c. NJ. Claoby,
J. e. Kansler, St. Louis; J. F. Stout, |
Los Angeles; j. N. Esselestyor, J. 3.
Henry, Globe; r. B. McCabe, Arizona:
drs. A. G. Ross, 8. A. Ross, Miss 3.
\. Manful, Boston Macs.
Grand Central: w. E. Hall, Chica-
70; Capt. w. J. Montgomery, and wife,
Austin; J. 81. Alley, Colorado Springs;
;. w. McElhiney, Mexico; r. z. Pro
'ssco, Chicago; Il. A. Carer, n. Y:
|. w. Pendo, S. J. Brown. Chihushua;
cry Riley; w. johnson; w. Nelson,
=. Spitz. San Frsncisdo; j. 3. Mat
hsws, j. p. white, Ros we'll