El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-15
PERSONALS

- Rev. w. q. Huggett and vile lett
this morning for Las Cruces.
+ G. f. Grayson went south this after
noon 30 miles into Mexico on q hunting
trip.
This morning, Mrs. j. 5. William
son of Roswell, left on the Santa Fe for
Denver.
DIR. Miguel Marquee, q passenger
| from Mexico on last evenings Central
left on the Santa Fe this morning for
New York.
IF. B. Houghton, general agent OF
the S. F. returned this morning from
Albuquerque.
M. and Mrs. Francis Hartman of
| Tucson, Arizona, are registered at the
Ce enter Block.
j. d. Lea, business manager of the
| Roswell Record, is in the city for few
days on business.
= George w. Davis went down the G.
III. today for a round up of the politi-
clans of the valley.
DIR. Whitaker was among those who
left on the G.. 81. today. The doctor
goes to San Antonio.
W. E. Rivss arrived on the Central
Santa Fe for Denver, Colo.
Peter Gilbert was a passenger on
this mornings northbound Santa Fe,
after a few days in the city.
George Armi 10 having given up the
idea of locating a. chihuahua, return
ed to Albuquerque this morning.
J. p. Goodlsnder and wife of, St
Louis, went north on the Santa Fe
this morning, to points in New Mexico.
: Collector Moses Dillon came in today
on the G.. II. from a trip to Lockhart
Texas where be has been attending
court.
S. B. Ricarby, representing Harry
Corson Clarke, in Broadhurst's What
happened TO Jones' is in the city re-
gistered at the st. Charles.
fantry left today to rejoin his regiment
at Manila. Private Greenwalld has
been on sick leave for thirty days.
Mrs. r. SPRINT, who has been SER
fously i'll for some weeks, is reported as
much improved, and her friends hope
she will soon be entirely recovered.
j. d. Bryan, district attorney for
Dona Ana county, returned to Las
SEuCCo WIS -
that Judge Bryan will become a resi-
dent of this city.
Master Walter Baird retured home
this morning after having spent sever
al days in the city Walter is bright,
manly little fellow who, by his quiet
goo1 behavior, won the admiration of
many persons,
Ruth Ward Kahn, authoress, ar
Nfy lnS In,
after spending two weeks in the Re-
public to gather material for her new
book. She went north this morning
on the Santa Fe to Pueblo.
Major T. T. Teel was among the de
partures today on the G. II. for Lasca.
Texas where he goes with six Mexicans
to do some work on his mining claim.
The Judge goes prepared to stay quite
d while and he was fixed to camp out in
the good old style.
Or. p. Nichol returned Yesterday
from Three Rivers, Tulaross, La Luz
and Las Cruces. En- route he epcount-
cred three punches of---shire hogs
neither of which had taken a dip in
mid Ocean, but each CARRIED conspi-
cuosly all the distinctive features of the
genuine mud lark.
AT HOTELS.
st. Charles: S. B. Licaby, N. Y;
Leon Blum Mexico; T. E Homer, E.
F. Sea 1lon, Fresnsl; G.Hood, J. Henry, |
N. M.
Lindell: l.. d. Wallace, ST. Louis;
ID. A. Dreamer, Lamy, N. M; T. L. |
Hallshap, ST. Louis; p. Nichols: H |
Hill, Ration, J. Adams, Deming; J. w,
Marsh, Mexico; George Clark, Boston.
Center Block: Mrs. Whitson, Albu |
querque; T. B. Watkins, Tuscon; j. A.
Stewart, st. Louis; F. NJ Hartman and /
wife, Tuscon; G. Fl. Brewer. Sioux
Citv; w. A. Williamson, Trinidad: E.
L. Hamblin, Las Vegas.
Grand Central: W. b. Gibbs,
Jarillas; r 5 Cottrell, Phoenix; s. B. /
Ricaby, III. Corsor Clarke CO.." ]. 8.