El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-22
PERSONALS.

Attorneys Turney and Burgess have
returned from Maria.
E. L. Shackelford came down this
morning from Las Cruces.
Mrs. Oh. Campbell came home on
yesterdays south bound Santa Fe.
Jerry Kelley left the city for points
eastward, on the Il. p, yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Rhodius, of Tularosa,
went up to Las Cruces this morning.
Fred Kohlig left the city this morn
ing for st. Louis, by way of the Saota
Fee.
E. Kohlberg returned on the Santa
Fe yesterday after an outing in New
Mexico.
Special Deputy Sheriff Loomis was a
passenger on yesterdays south bound
Santa Fe.
Sam Gatlin will leave tomorrow on
the T. P. for a months visit to his old
home, Defiance, Ohio.
Martin Lehman, one of the leading
business men of Las Cruces, will be in
the city till tomorrow.
| Judge Kemp is expected home tomor-
row from Santa Monica, Cal, in COM
psny with his wife.
c. V. Mead, the leading attorney of
La Mesa, New Mexico, has been q re-
Ceub NlsIGOT LII Vic SlIy.
Juan Amador, of Colonia Juarez,
| came down yesterday from a visit to
| his parents at Las Cruces.
Judge II. B. Hamilton, ex-associate
| Justice of 5th district, N. NJ, came on
the Santa Fe this morning.
Capt. Hughes of the state rangers
left today on the G. HI. for Valentine,
where he is now stationed.
N. E. Gallentine and his br other just
arrived from Chicago, left Saturday
afternoon for Santa Rosalia.
| Misses Eva Knceland and Gertrude
Higgins returned yesterday from q
short pleasure trip down the valley.
G. F. Jordan, president of N. M. col
lege of agriculture, was passenger on
this mornings northbound Santa Fee.
Bob Finley, who is quite q promi
| nent cattle man of the lower country,
was among the departures today on the
Oh.
M. B. Davis, city agent of the Wells
Fargo Co., left yesterday on the S. p,
to visit his family who are in Cali
fornia.
Guadalupe Ascarate was passenger
on the southbOund Santa Fe, and will
go out on the r. g., S. M. and p. to
Janos.
Suffer * McGsrry are moving their
tailoring establishing establishment
from West Overland street to PIT San
Antonio St.
Frank and Philip Clark will leave
about the 31st inst, for Las Cruces, to
attend the New Mexico College of
Agriculture.
mining men of New Mexico, a visitor
to friends in this city, left this morning
for Las Cruces.
W. o. Morton, business manager of
the Fort Worth university, is in town
on business trip. He will visit in Ell
Paso and Juarez during the week.
j. NJ. Wines, recently shot and killed
as a bandit, in q sensational railroad
hold-up, is on the streets receiving
congratulations of many friends in his
happy resurrection.
DR.. Brock and wife went to Las
Cruces yesterday to pack their house
hold goods prior to coming here for
permanent residence.
his family yesterday, after some time
spent in California. The sheriff says
Ell Paso is good enough for him.
Miss Stoddard, OF jackson, Miss. |
who for some time past has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Win berley, of this |
city left today over the Oh. for her |
home. |
After four weeks stay in this city, |
r. H. Pierce will accompany his son, |
Earl. who has been a patient at Hotel |
Dieu, to bis home on Cox Canon, to-
morrow morning.
h. J. I4augsdown came in over the |
5. p. last afternoon from California,
and will leave today or Tomorrow
or q xxyh ha inta IL,
the coffee raising business in the state
of Vera Cruz.
Mrs. A. l.. Christy. of Las Cruces,
met with a serious hurt Saturday eve
ming, while out with horseback party.
Mrs. Christy's horse became entangled
with a loose end of barbed wire, fell,
and threw his rider violently enough to
break her collar bone.
w. S. Standish has returned from
Silver City where he has been asssying
for several months past. He says the
mining prospects are good in that vi
entity and prospectors are coming in
an individual up there shipped q car
load of ore 1900 miles to q smelter, and
after paying all expenses. he was $3.50
better off than if he had allowed the
Silver City smelter to do the work
AT THE HOTELS.
Pierson: John Cox, San Antonio:
w. A. Hawkins, w. j. Collins, City:
w. |. Morton, J. W. Webster, Fort
Worth; G. w. Worth: G.. w. w. Tsy-
lor, Colorado Springs: G. II. Chick.
Vendome: L. Bruck, N. Y: A. G..
Colorado; c. A. Hile, Kansas
City; E. FL. Booth, Albuquerque; II.
A braham, N. Y: G. E Clay brook,
Gregory; J. G.. f. Kerr, San Antonio:
81. p. Noake:J J. A. Cotter, Africa: 81.
l.. Warren, Albuquerque.
st. Charles: Mrs. Eva Hibbs. Calf
fornia; j. Patton, Big Springs; Thomas
E. Homer, Lasca; f. L. Swanson, To-
peka; Mrs. E. M. Lamb, San Diego:
Mrs: S. A. Brant, New York; Mrs. H.
A. White, Chicago: w. d. Dow, St.
Louis; Sid Norton, Cleveland.
Center Block: c. b. Moore and
wife, Little Rock: c. A. Highly, Chi
huahus; G. ID. Mckay, Oakland; j. T
Lindsey, ST. Louis; F. b. Blake, Den
YER: Mrs. w. l.. Dryden and child.
Mexico City: John Hildman and fam