El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-21
PERSONALS.

Atty. Mitchell went up to Las Cruces
this morning on legal business.
Miss Falvey left today on the G. 81.
for San Antonio to visit friends.
J. n. Rucker. an old time miner
from New Mexico, is in the city.
Sam Geek of bona Ana. N. M, came
down this morning on business mat
tiers.
Mrs. C. c. Coggeren was passenger
this morning on the Santa Fe for Chi
cago.
Col. Baldey Hall, stock claim agent
of the T. p, was among the departures
on that road today.
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter
left the city this morning ~ Topeka,
Kansas, via the Santa Ee.
Miss Della McKie returned on the
Santa Fe this morning after an absence
for some weeks in California.
w. b. Gibbs, manager for the St.
Louis United Copper Mining Co.: left
this % oruing on the Northeastern.
H. Kimberlin came last evening
from La Luz on the Northeastern and
left today for Kansas City on the Santa
Fe.
Lee Green came in last evening on
the n. E. and left this morning, q wit
ness in territorial court, for Las Cru
ces.
Mr.. Thorue, a mirine expert repre-
seuting a wealthy Colorado syndicate,
left on the T. p. today for Roswell :,
New Mexico.
Mrs. White, with her daughter
Leigh and her eldest son Award, ex-
poets to leave for Baltimore tomorrow
on the Santa Fe,
]. E. King, Jr., came up last evening
from Chinuahua, accompanied by three
sons of Luis Verdia, who is attorney for
the Mexican Central.
Sam Tase, one of the best known rail
road men in the southwest, has been
! in the city for some days to recuperate
from the effects of over work.
| Luis Verdia, Jr.. and two brothers
left the city this morning on the Santa
Fe for Ottawa, Canada, where they
will enter college for the ensuing
| term.
| Frank 1. Otis and family arrived last
evening from the Mescalero agency
and left this morning for Albuquerque
and the ancient city, where they will
visit friends.
| "a. n. Richards, ore of Ell Paso's
most prominent business me-, has re-
turned from an extensive trip through
the east and north lying more goods
for fall trade.
| Miss Cheney has just returned from
! the G asst with a choice line of pattern
hats and goods. AID will open her mil
linery parlor, 127 Sheldon block, to the
ladies of Ell Paso on FrNay and Satur-
dav, Sept % and "a.
Special Agent Stokes of the treasury
department was among the departures
| today over the G.. 81. for Eagle Pass.
In the absence of Chief Johnson OF this
district Mr.. Stokes Is acting chief and
is making the rounds of the border
offices.
| AT HOTELS.
| Center Block: c. b. Thomas, Albu-
querque; J. f. Piper, San Msrcial.
| St. Charles: r. L. Powell, Silver
City; Frank McClary, Alamogordo: G
T.. King Jr. chihuahua; A. 5. Verdia,
Gusdalaiara: F. r. Clements, Spring
field; Mrs. A. P. Riggs, San Luis Po-
tosi.
| Lindell: n. J. Stephenson. Las
Cruces: w. Benbow, San Msrcial;
George Estis, Pecos; a. Parker, San
Pedro; w. G. Mead, Socorro; c. f.
Lewis, H. Mogenfehr, Van Horn; s. S.
Mathews, Santa Fe.
Piersou: S. H. Pickett. Nogales;
| MISS d W. w rlRDt, Topeka II. - NC
Lean, Chicago; Nj. G. Mclean, Port
Tampa; Miss G.. Bron back. Linfield;
Andral Vaun, Houston; J. w. Nicely
monds, Los Apgele=: B. +. Darbyshire e,
city; Mrs. J. J. Allen, Mexico City;
Mrs G. G. Coggerell, New York: Mrs.
Charles Smith, Topeka: Mrs. T. w.
Weare and mother, Topeka; Mrs. C. II.
de Gonzales, Sonora.
Grand Central: Geo. Henderson,
San Francisco: Misses Mary and Effie
Hall, city; A M. Elias and wife, E.
Soto, Solomonville; J. T. Tidball, Col
umbus; G. 81. Ticker, Pecos; W. II.
Settle, p. Nichols, wife and child,
Mo-enci: ]. ". Baldwin; J. II. James,
Bisbee: ]. Hauser. ST. Louis; w. w.
Ballard and wife, Topeka; 8. Friend,
N. Y; 3. Flescher,N N. M; E. Hannum,
Denver; C. II. We'll, Chicago.