El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-01
PERSONALS.

John A. Eddy was a passenger on
yesterdays train for Santa Fe.
Yesterday L. Bloom left on the San
ia Fee for Kansas City and Chicago.
Mrs. Nagley returned home this
morning on the southbOupd Santa Fe.
S. II. Newman and two children
came down yesterday from New Mex
leo.
Willie Gamble returned home yes
terdsy from Arizona, after profitable
trip.
Asst. U. S. District Attorney Sharp
left on the G. H.. today for San An
tonic.
Peter Dehlinger, of the 7. p. service,
has returned from his trip to Buffalo,
New York.
w. A. Hawkins left for Santa Fe
yesterday and will remain for several
days in the Ancient City.
Redford Sharp, United States at
torney, San Antonio, Texas, is regis
tered at the Center Block.
II. G. hurry add wife left yesterday
for Roswell, N. NJ, where they expect
to be gone about a week.
Mrs. Talbot was a passenger on this
mornings train for Earlham, N. NJ,
who is very il.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Burge, formerly owner of
the Burge photograph gallery, left to-
Marion, Kansas.
Geo. E. Bovee. deputy internal reve-
nue. collector, has moved his office
from the Tays block on the little plaza
to No. lib N. Oregon street.
J. r. Hodges, Galveston druggist,
has just returned from Casas Grandes,
and will run up to Alamogordo, La
Luz and Tularosa, tomorrow.
w. II. Abrams. with his family, is
registered at hotel Pierson. For many
years MIR. Abrams has been land COM
missioner for the Texas and Pacific.
Mrs. J. H. Graham and children re-
turned from Kansas City yesterday,
where Mrs. Graham has been in the
hospital having her eyes treated.
Mrs. John Connors left on the Santa
Fee this morning for Grand Rapids,
Mich, her old home, where she ex
poets to spend the balance of the sum-
mer.
Conductor .. II. Bacon, of the T.. 81
p, and family left on today's T. p. for
Logans port, Ind. where Mr.. Bacon
has been called by the illness of his
mother.
An officer came down Saturday from
Las Cruces, in pursuit OF fellow who
had left without pa ing a bill for $27.
The man was released on payment of
the amount due.
J. w. Prude, the Ruidoso merchant,
arrived in the city Saturday and is re-
gistered at hotel Pierson. Before leav-
ing Mr.. Prude will purchase goods of
Ell Paso merchants.
Before placing your orders for your
fall and winter clothes, see Suffer and
McGerry, tailors. ITO West Overland
St. Suits from 20.C0 up. 100 new and
stylish to choose from.
Miss Viola Peacock passed through
the city yesterday for Chihushua, by
way of the Central, to resume her du-
ties as teacher of English in the
French Seminary. at that point.
Assistant United States District AT:
torney Sharp was among the arrivals
from San Antonio on the G.. II. yester-
day. He Is here prosecuting the
smuggled Cinnamon in the U. S. COM
missioner court.
d. V. Peacock came down yesterday
from Earlham, New Mexico. Mr..
Peacock is operator for the Postal
Telegraph Co, at Las Cruces. His
months vacation expires today and
he will return tomorrow to his post.
Supt. of Mails F. d. Norton went out
on the FL Paso and Northeastern this
morning relative to establishing mail
routes over the mountains in New
Mexico, and looking after the con-
tracts of the stage companies for the
carrying of the mail.
Miss Julietta Schultz, accomps nied
by her mother, left this morning for
New York, where Miss Schultz will
attend school for the next two years
They will visit Chicago and other CT
ties along the line. Miss Schultz has
been a great favorite among the young
people of FL Psso and her excellent
entertaining qualities will not soon be
forgotten among her large circle OF
friends.
AT HOTELS.
St. Charles: Sarah F. Pearson and
daughter, Garcia, Mexico: Francisco
II. Garcia, Sonora.
Center Block: F. S. Russell, At
Gibson; G.. b. Ryan, Chicago: L. l..
Morse; Frisco; F. B. Stuart. J. p. Fit
Antonio: G. II. Todd. New Orleans.
Grand Central: John NJ. Penick,
Marshall, Mo j. c. Prov, G. Z. Clark,
Denver: Mrs. s. Nj. Grill. Ration, n.
NJ; A. A. Skeels. j. W. Bowels. Cleve-
land. Ohio: w. a. Harsch, Aibuquer-
que.
Lindell D. II. Snyder, Georgetown,
Texas; w. j. Mensendieck. N. Y:
Jose Hsmpl Mexico: w. II Austin,
Superior, Wis: Edmund Richardson,
G. Diaz: P. II. Durack, Sonora: f. G.
Pond, Chicago; J. A. Mcclure; J. II.
Woods and wife, Deming: Felix Brsune:
Manuel Monyoz, Mexico City.
Pierson: w. P. Vaunado and wife,
New York: F. d. Norton, ST. Louis:
DR.. Wilson, Chihuahua; Mrs. F. a.
Smith; S. l.. Candares, Francisco Can
dares, chihuahua; VIM. Mcclure; Mrs.
81. A. Albright and daughter, II Pol