El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-19
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Today Max Steffian left on the Gen.
trsl for Mexico City.
Mrs. S. G. Draper, of this city, is at
Santa Monica, California.
the city today en- route from Eddy to
Socorro.
Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Murry returned
this morning over the L. P. from
Roswell, N. M.
J. M. Harrison boarded this morn
ing's Santa Fe for his home in the city
of brotherly love.
A. J. Loomis, deputy internal reve-
uue collector for New Mexico and Ari-
! IONA is in the city.
Mrs. Barron, of st. Louis, mother of
Mrs. David Payne, arrived on the San
ia Fe this morning.
Yesterday r. A. f. Penrose q pro-
minent man in mining and business
circles, reached the city.
Henry Bascom reached the city this
| morning, by way of the Santa Fe from
q business trip to Arizona.
| Capt V. Hall, stock claim agent of
the T. p. with headquarters at Fort
Worth, came in this morning over the
T. P.
The semi-weekly tourist car
came in over the T. P. this morning
with quite number OF passen-
engers.
Andrew Wilson, merchant of Tula-
rosa Canon, adjscent to the Mescalero
agency, spent day or two OF this week
in this city.
After business trip to the United
States, Edward Doerr left to day on
the Mexican Central for Aguas Cali
entes, Mexico.
have spent the last several weeks in
the Sacramento mountains, have re-
turned to the city.
A. c. Campbell, of Eddy, was pas
senger for the Pecos valley by way of
the T. p. yesterday Mr.. Campbell is
attorney for the p. V. r. r. Co.
Mrs. M. A. Webb and daughter who
came in last evening on the Central
from Mexico City, we're passengers on
the Santa Fe today, for Los Angeles.
A Swedish young lady who was un-
able to understand the German, French
1
today on the Mexican Central for Tor
reOn. Mexico.
G. W.. Young, general superinten-
dent of Wells Fargo Express Co.. ar
rived on this mornings Santa Fe and
will return tomorrow to his headquart-
ers in Denver.
f. Moor was passenger this morn
ing for AlamOgordO, by way of the
Northeastern, to see after lot of
steers which are to be turned over to
purchasers on the 4th.
Miss Matte L. Barlow's presence is
missed from the district clerks office.
She was among the departures on the
Ell Paso Northeastern this morning for
a vacation up in the Sacrsmentos.
Col. w. J. Harris of Ysleta, who has
for the past two months been down
near TOyah on a railroad contract
came in on the T. P. this morning, and
went down to his home at Ysleta where
he will spend few days looking after
matters, then will return to the con-
tract work on the road.
Mr.. Hall and wife of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, arrived on this morning q
SOUTH bound Santa Fe, and continued
their journey south on today's Mexi-
can Central, limited. Mr.. Hall goes
W AgudS S6llcutee W 6CC0pL pOolClOD
as engineer and smachinist in the John
Douglass starch and flour mills.
A letter received this morning from
Judge Ebernethy, at Mineral Wells
Texas, stated that the water there wa:
doing him world of good. He says
there are over 800 people at the wells
and that they are all being benefited
In the two weeks he has been there he
says he has increased in weight from
135 pounds to AS. He will return to E
Paso about September 1st.
AT HOTELS.
St. Charles: J. c. Ripper, Phoenix
Arizona.
Center Block: A J. Papen, Las
Cruces: Stephen F. Gitterman, Chi.
cago; E. Beck and family, Mexico.
Pierson: O. J. OFT, Houston; Ed
ward Doerr Tepezalia: c. W. Young
. Denver: F. A. Weaver, San Francisco
: S. c. Terrence, New York.
: Grand Central: Fred Sunion, Louis
, vile: KY: J. b. Cribb, E. A. Eaton
: Tucson: A. S. Johnson, New Orleans
G. w. Sullivan, .JOnesboro, Arkansas
j. M. Hale, St. Joseph, Mo.
5 Lindell: Mary Reed, West Falls
, Canada; w. Wadsworth E. G. James
DR.. c. L. Clay, wife and son; A
Anderson, Alamogordo: T. Richard
son, San Luis Potosi: Don M. LIE Ba
p ron, Mesa, Arizona.
3 Vendome: c. M. Clsbby, II. W
, Wheelock, st. Louis: Il. A. F. Pen
rose, Arizona: Nj. B. Gofke, and wife
Las Vegas: T. Il. Henahen, Denver
Z Mrs. M. A. Webb, Miss Webb, Mexic,
City: J. S. Bliss, Kansas City; w. c
= Hughes, Mexico City: A. Newstaedter
ST. Louis: F. II. Scott, Chicago; H. c.
Murray and wife, San Francisco: [.
l Gunther, Chicago.
theatrical Season Opens.
The theater going public will be gla,
to near that the first attraction of tn,
| season will be in Ell Paso for q week.
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