El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
S. j. Prudential left the city yes
terday for short vacation.
Mrs. Louis Behr has returned from
q summer trip to California.
c. S. Robinson went over the Santa
Fe this morning for Denver.
F. b. Stuart left the city this morn
ing for Alamogordo, his new place OF
business.
Miss Maud Kiefer went to Vinton,
Texas, where she will visit friends for |
Q few days.
W. A. Hawkins returned this morn |
ing from Santa Fe where he has been |
on legal business.
P. F. Garrett left this morning for
the eastern part of DOna Ana county, |
via the NOrtheastern, on business.
Master Mechanic Potten, of the T.
P. with headquarters at Big Springs,
came in over the T. P. this morning.
A. j. De Mules and j F. Scharf are
| in town and announce their determln-
alton to epen business house in Ell
Paso,
Mr.. Moore, the lapidary, is still in
the turquoise found there of very
superior quality.
| Judge A. A. Freeman came down
this morning from Socorro, after hav-
| ing been in attendance on the New
Mexico supreme court.
Miss Julia Tomlinson of La Luz, who
has spent several days of this week
with friends in the city, will return
home tomorrow morning.
After completing business matters
which called him to the city, "Buck"
Prude returned yesterday to the clas-
sic shades which surround Cherokee
Bills spring.
DR.. and Mrs. L. M, Brock came
down from Las Cruces this morning.
The doctor, said to be most skillful
dentist, will aid DR.. Whitmer for
week or ten days.
Captain Chss. Davis and daughter
left on the White Oaks line for Ala
mogordo. from which point they will
take an ambulance and go for a camp
in the Riodoso mountains.
r. n. Pierce will bring his family
| from the Sacramento Mountains, Sep
TENDER 1st, that his children may at
tend the city schools. Mr.. Pierce's
family will occupy Judge Blacker's
residence.
G. r. Beasely is in town from his
ranch in Soledad Canon, Organ Mount
aims. He states: Copious rains have
fallen and grass is better than for 10
years, and ali range animals are in
splendid fix.
w. E. .Carmack, of Carmack and Jer
| migap, has made one shipment of
goods to La Luz: with which to reple-
nish their stock so greatly reduced by
rush of business. Mr.. Carmack will
leave the city tomorrow morning.
AT HOTELS.
Pierson: A. Forrbery, Clifton, Ari-
zpna; Andral Vann, Houston.
| ST. Charles: Sim Holstein, J. F
! Wilmer and J. H. Whilmer, Deming,
N. M.
Lindell. j. A. Mcclure, Albuquer-
que; j. Anderson. Andrew Anderson,
A. Isaacson, San Pedro; j. B. Henry,
Ireland; G.. B. Jewell, St. Louis; J. G.
Reichardt, ST. Louis: Q. G. Dunwoody
and wife.
Center Block: E. T. Kemp, Dallas;
Mrs. w. Bell and family: A. A. Free
man, New Mexico; Miss Smith, Mesca-
lerO, n. M: Mrs. X. Jackman, Mrs. L.
A. Bailey, Anthony. N. NJ: J. B. Cir
and, Arizona: L. B. Wilson, Kansas
City.
Vendome: w. L. Culver, St. Louis;
Mrs. E. ST. Paul, San Francisco; J. G.
Harvey, Vera Cruz; Tom Best, Kansas
City: w. B. Wilson, Crockett: T. A.
Lewis, ST. Joseph: A. E. Cunningham,
Kansas City: Il. A. Ragland, Sweet
Water: G. a. Hite, Kansas City: c.
Pool, st. Louis.
Grand Central: p. F. Garrett, Las
Cruces: w. F.. Rhodes, chihuahua;
Mrs. 10. L. RavOire, Mexico City: J.
w. Cunningham, Pueblo: D. A. Nc
Kenzie, Mexico City: Paul Cummings,
Omaha, Nebraska; w. G. Lawson,
Cripple Creek: E. h. Fosdick; Mrs.
Robert Sears. Kansas City: r. D. Hart,
wife and two daughters, Texarkana:
DR.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Breek, Las Cruces.