El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-11
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lack White returned to the city from
visit to relatives in Waco.
S. Prudential is in the city again
after little trip up to Las Cruces.
Miss Myrtle Hall, of Dallas, is visit
ing Mrs. W. E. Hunt, No. 1l20 First
street.
| William Bremme returned yester-
day afternoon on the S. P. from Q bust
ness trip to Guaymas.
Miss Flora Clark who has visited
friends in the city returned this after
noon to Eddy, New Mexico.
J. Suss, representing the Brown
Shoe company of ST. Louis, is in the
city, looking after the shoe trade.
Miss Maggie Lyons boarded the N.
p. for q months outing at La Luz.
Meantime, the position at Calisher's is
being filled by Miss Dix.
John 81. Riley came down to town,
this morning, from Las Cruces to turn
over . car load of horses purchased
last week by Dennis Hadley
| U. S. Stewart, of the First National
bank, accompanied by his wife, left on
rro to attend the marriage of W. M.
Driscoll.
At the ST. Charles: Mr.. andMrs. Law
| renee, Silver City: G. Amigo, Albu-
querque; 1. w. Turner, Fit. Worth; E.
f. Norton. Chicago; E. w. Denny: DIR.
| and Mrs. Brewer, Cardenas, Mex
leo.
Four days since, VIM. Mckenzie
| came down to buy an interest in the
Southwest business college at this
place. Failing to purchase, be return
ed to New Mexico this morning, on the
Santa Fe.
At the Center Block: j. II. Curran,
Alton, ILL.,; E. II. Hague, Denver;
Charles Fitche. Jacksonville, Florida;
Hill Perry, Stephenville, Tex: 81. B.
Odell, Kansas City, II. D. Grain, Jime-
nez, Mexico.
morning, in charge of the remains of
S. D. KING (of the firm of Wilmer, Ell
gin and King, prominent attorneys of
Chicsgo), who died at Hotel Dieu q
few days since.
Charles E. Miller, one of Dons
Ana's county commissioners, came
down from Anthony, N. M, this morn.
ing. MIR. Miller reports that continued
heavy rains in his neighbOrhood are
likely to interfere with the saving of
grain crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Stanton, with a
party of friends, left this morning on
the Northeastern, for Alamogordo.
Thence they will continue their trip
through La Luz and Tularosa, via the
Mescalero Agency to the Ruidoso,
where they go into camp.
FLOYD Payne was among the pas-
sengers on the G. II. last afternoon.
He reports lots of rain down near his
ranch. He said the rain was so heavy
out about six miles from Ell Paso as to
cause small washout in the railroad
track, but the train came safely over
it.
John II. Riley, now of Colorado
Springs, has sold two ranches, ola
Cueva" and the "Cap Young place,
situated at the west foot of the Organs,
together With 300 COWS, calves and
steers, to ]. D. Isaacks, of Dona Ana
county, N. Nj. Mr.. Isaacks paid $1,000
for the two ranches and $1,000 per head
for the cattle total Of $1,000.
arrived from Corralitos Saturday
evening and proceeded Sunday morn
ing to Las Cruces. MIR. Ascarate
has extensive ranch and cattle inter-
ests in Mexico, which suffered for
want of his personal supervision dur
ing the four years he was receiver of
public monies, for the Las Cruces land
district.
At the Lindell: NJ. A. Romeny, G.
Jusrez: S. L. Heck, Buchanan, Va.
II. L. Riddle, San Pedro; G. M. Ponce
Santos Ponce, Guadalupe Ponce, Casas |
Grandes, Mexico: A. J. Medbery, San |
Pedro; Paul Buchanan, Casas Grandes; |
o. B. Tarshall, w. S. McMurray, San
Pedro, Mexico; G. B. Starr, Elgin, ILL.,:
Pedro Munez and wife, San Elizario,
w. B. Trull, Albuquerque, N. M; Wv.
G. Driscoll, Juarez: J. b. Holmes. San
Pedro: w. F. Hearne, Toyah. Texas.
AT the Grand Central: S. p. As.
carate, wife and daughter, Las Crucce:
J. H. Wheeler, wife and Child, Los
d. G. Wilson, Las Vegas.
ily, Jimenez; !. Whitman, Tucson.
Arizona; Antonio Cooley, Chihuahua;
E. 0. Ellsworth, B. c.; Mrs. W. E. Tai
bot, Mrs.J. P .Goodlander, Albuquerque,
N. M; J. T. MURRAY, Jimenez, Mexico;
Mrs. Morris F:udenthal, Miss Clara
Ringnold, Las Cruces, MN.