El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-19
PERSONALS,

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for Denver, by way of the Santa Fe.
This morning Mrs. Lena We'll board
ed the Santa Fe for Butte, Montana.
A. H. Hilton and wife left on this
mornings Santa Fe for Los Angeles.
Jas. Freeman, of Las Cruces, came
down yesterday and retuned this morn
ing.
Judge Sam French, of Las Cruces,
spent yesterday with friends in the
city.
| A. E. Chaffee, representing the
| Great Western ClOthiers, is in the
city.
Jas Marr left for Philadelphia yes
| terday On a six weeks visit, by way of
the Santa Fe.
W. N. Fleck, a prominent successful
stock man of New Mexico, was in the
| city Saturday.
B. n. Walker, accompanied by Geo
S Jr., and Joseph Good, left this morn
ing for La Luz.
Thos. Ehrenberg has returned from
the Hudson Hot Springs, greatly bene-
fitted in health.
George Estis, of Pecos, was spassen-
ger this morning on the northeastern
for Alamogordo.
Jno. V. Tressider and Charles App
Las Vegas hot springs.
Henry Sutherland and wife, return
ed by the Northeastern this morning to
Alamogordo and La Luz.
w. A. Hawkins. left this morning for
the eastern part of Dona Ana Co., New
Mexico, via Northeastern.
DR.. Ashurst and wife, of Chihuahua,
were passengers on the Santa Fe, to
Philadelphia, this morning.
John Lemon, deputy clerk of the 3rd
judicial district, in N. M. came down
yesterday from Las Cruces.
J. o. Cameron, bright young sttor-
ney from the Eddy country. went to
AlamogordO Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arenstein have return
ed from an extended tour through Cal
| ifornia and along the Pacific coast.
| Mrs. Lizzie Coyle, came down yester-
day from San Augustine ranch, N. M.
and left on the S. P. for San Antonio.
The wife and daughter of Col. Bu-
| ford, ex-counsul to Mexico, left on the
Santa Fe this morning for New York.
Jas. Robertson, formerly operator at
Towne, is now employed by the smelt-
er company, at literally increased
salary.
Mrs. J. P. Casey, Jr., returned Satur-
day evening on the Central from Chi
huahua and left for Mesills yesterday
/ morning.
| Z. H. Kelley came up last night from
| Casas Grandes to receive two trains of
cattle which will be shipped to pastures
in Colorado.
Mrs. Herbert A. Conner left today
on the 7. P. for Topeka, Kansas, and
other eastern points, on visit to rela-
tives and friends.
| Ex-senator Dean left today over the
G. Fl. for Maria, Texas, where he goes
to look after case pending in the dis
trict court of that place.
II. F. Stephenson, for twelve years
probate clerk of Dons Ana county, N.
NJ. arrived yesterday from Las Cruces
and will visit friends in both republics.
Rev. L. V. Lilies passed through the
city today en- route from Las Cruces,
New Mexico, to Pecos City, where he
goes to meet his wife who has been
spending some time on visit to rela-
| tives.
Mrs. George Paul and daughters
Misses Bessie and Bina came up from
Chihuahua last night, after two
months visit to Mr.. Paul, who is super
intendent of the new opera house al
that place. They were accompanied
by Miss Florence King of Guadalsjara,
Mexico.
Collector Moses Dillon was among
the arrivals on the incoming T. P. TO-
day. Collector Dillon left Ell Pace
some time ago for San Antonio, where
: chairman of the meeting of customt
collectors. After the meeting ad
Il journed Mr.. Dillon made an extensive
trip through the east.
AT HOTELS.
Center Block: E. A. Wright and
wife, Mrs. M. E. Greenleaf, F'or1
Worth; A. J. Papen, Las Cruces: Hig
by andsCarpenter, chihuahua.
Pierson W. S. Farnsworth, Mexico
City: c. B. Peck, Houston: Sam Black
, and wife, Dallas: W. H. Lemon, St
f Louis; A. G. Smith, A. P. Coles.
: Grand Central: L. H. Darby Denver
, G. w. Inglis, Chihushua: J. N. Stew.
art, Midland: T. j. Wilcox, Washing
ton City: G. 81. Thomas, Denver.
ST. Charles: F. H. Garcia, Mexico
A. J. King, Pilares: Charles Wheeler
Albuquerque; J. w. Owen, Fresnal: G.
= Bremme, San Pedro; S. E. Ferry, Lake
Valley, N. M: G. Curtis, Chihuahua
J. P. Du Fresnie, Mexico: A. Joullin
San Francisco.
Lindell: T. T. Harrison, Van Horn
D w. NJ. and T. A. Sanders, Mexico: j
t o. Cameron, Eddy; o. P. Brown, E.
2 l.. Taylor, Colonia Jusrez; II. Meng
hini, Sierra Mojads: George Estis
Pecos: Mrs. Wheeler and daughter, AL
e buquerque: George Buchanan, Ysleta
/ McGinty Blowout.
. Tonight is the night set by the Nc
Ginty club for its peace blow out. a
most elaborate program has been ar
ranged and all who attend the even
ing's entertainment will have mos