El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22
PERSONALS.

PEASUNALS.
E. e. Russell left yesterday for Chui-
chupa.
Mrs. Morris Parker left yesterda,
afternoon for San Pedro, Mexico.
Geo. Henderson, of San Francisco
left on the Santa Fe this morning.
c. E. Stephenson of San Francisco
went up to Las Cruces this morning.
Mrs. J. J. Allen was . passenger on
this mornings Santa Fe for Chicago.
D. W. Tucker, of the 8. P. freight
office returned from east Texas yester-
day.
| Frank Manzauares, Jr., has gone on
business trip to his old home in New
Mexico.
| By the north bound Santa Fe, this
morning, Mrs. r. E. Palmer left the
| city for Boston.
Rev. q. v. Lille and wife returned to
| Las Cruces this morning after several
days in this city.
This morning Mrs. DR.. White, son
| and daughter, left by way OF the Santa
Fe for Baltimore
Mrs. Fawsett and children escorted
| the remains of her husband to Pueblo,
over the Santa Fe this morning.
| Mrs. F. w. Bradbury come in on the
Central last evening and left for Chi
cago this morning over the Santa Ee.
81. M. Patterson was q passenger on
| the southbound Santa Fe yesterday.
He has been in Wyoming for some
months.
F. @. Smith and wife, with the re-
mains of their son, left the CITY this
morning via the Santa Fe, for Spring
| field, Mo.
After q four months visit to her
daughter, Mrs. E. P. Brown of this
| city. Mrs. G. L. Todd left yesterday
| for Boston.
Newt Smith, of Cox Canon, went up
to Las Cruces this morning, . witness
| in the case Of the territory against W.
F. Gilliland.
F. G. Meyer, representative of the
American Watch Case company of New
York, is in the city looking after the
interests OF his trade.
Miss Morse, who for some three
weeks has been visiting her sister Mrs.
DR.. Wright, left today over the T. p.
for her home in Bolton, Texas.
s. s. Mathers, United States special
land agent, went by way of the North
eastern to the eastern part of Dona
Ana county on official business.
Much to the regret of her many
friends, Miss Jessie Smith of San An.
tonic, who has been visiting Mrs. c. e.
Thompson, for the past two months,
returned home yesterday.
Tom Gregory, formerly of Phoenix,
Arizona is in the city on business.
Tom is Q great favorite In Phoenix, and
fri tn q
visit q pleasant one.
Capt. w. C. Mann, an old contractor
on the Pecos canal system, has greatly
improved in health during his resi-
| deuce in this city. Capt. Mann left
yesterday for Alamogordo.
E. C. Pew, one of the leading shoe
merchants of El Paso, was among the
incoming passengers on the T. p. this
morning from an extensive trip to New
York and Massachusetts,, where he
vent to buy his fall and winter line of
shoes.
G. w. Newell, proprietor of the
Center Block, returned last evening
from the Sscramentos, after q three
weeks visit. Mr.. Newell was surprised
at the vast qua tity of the finest timber
which covers the range, and the large
area of tillible lands, found in the
canons which produce the finest grains.
fruits, and vegetables, brought to this
market. Mr.. Newell saw . few deer,
and smaller game, but succeeded in
baRgtng none, as his attention was
given more to the possibilities of this
great section.
AT HOTELS.
st. Charles: Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Center Block: j. G. Fitch, Socorro:
A. 8. Bleyer, st. Louis: E. D. vsyo.
Grand Central: M. c. Fish, New
York; A. @. Dane, Nd. G. Rhodes, San
Francisco; ]. Beaton, Chicago; Mrs. F.
w. Bradbury, Siloa: G. c. Cohlson,
DeminR.
LipdelI: L. e. Gillett, Leonard Gil
lett. Dublin; F. W. Booker and wife,
Winslow; j. M. Pendleton, Los An
geles; F. A. Millett, Yuma; 1t. J.
Powell, U. S. v. cavalry; F. A. Sturte-
want, Winslow: G. J. Graham, Engle.
N. M; Miguel Mendez, ]. La Msur,
Kansas City; J. P. Bender, Sierra
Blanca; Sam Geek, Dona Ana, N. N.
Pierson: ]. A. Eddy, Ell Paso; Paul
Nicholas, wife and child, W. n. Settle,
Morenci, Arizona; 81. M. Du Boise,
Nashville, Tennessee; r. s. Reed,
Kansas City; J. 8. Wood Dallas; 81.
e. Huntington, Thoe Gregory, Tue
son; F. G. Meyer. New York; G. E.
Stephens, r. Pattal, Los Angeles; G.
A. Montcasttle, Deming; M. e. Mac
Donald. Zacstssas: J. e. Law Alamo
gordo.