El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-20
PERSONALS.

Robert Burch, Dona Ana county
ranchman. came in yesterday.
a. l.. Davis left here today On th
Central for chihuahua. Mexico.
r. G. Young, wife and child, came
in this morning and will 60 east to-
morrow.
Mexico, was in the city yesterday, on
business.
Council Mallen left today over the
Central for Mexico City on official
business.
| w. A. Hawkins returned to the city
| last evening on the Northeastern, from
the summit.
Mrs. J. T. Clancy left the city this
morning for st, Paul, Mimi. by way of
the Santa Fe.
| G. Meyer the leading business man
at La Luz, came in last evening on the
| Northeastern.
This afternoon DIR. Alfred Beav es
took passage on the Central for the
City of Mexico.
| Lillian Lewis and daughter were pas
sengers today on the Santa Fe for Las
Vegas Hot Springs.
| S. 81. Newman. representative of the
! New York Life was passenger on the
south oound Santa Fe.
Miss Arminds May, who has visited
Mrs. Andreas her sister, returned this
morning oLas Cruces.
w. E. Carmack, very live mer-
chant, is in the city to purchase goods
| for his La Luz store.
This afternoon Major Jas. Robert
son was q passenger on the T. P. for
eastern part of the state.
Miss Mary Pitmsn passed through
the city yesterday en- route from Cali
fornia to her home, ST. Louis.
B. p. Nicholson attended the baile
at Las Cruces last night and returned
on the Santa Fe this morning.
Don M. De Baron took leave of city
friends this morning and left on the
Santa F'e, for Phoenix, Arizona.
Miss Jessie Lyons came in on the G.
d. from Austin last evening to accept
position in the city public schools.
Judge M. w. Stanton was among the
arrivals on the G. II. today from AL
pine where he has been attending
court.
]. F. Cook, the cattle heavy buyer.
came down yesterday and left the city
on this mornings Santa Fe. for New
Mexico.
A. Newsletter, of Ontario, Canada,
left the city yesterday via the Mexican
Central, for Chihuahua, on mining
business.
J. Potten, I. 2. division superintend-
ent with headquarters at Big Springs,
was among the T. p. arrivals this
morning.
William, Charles, and Joseph See
ger, practical sawyers from Scranton,
Pa, are en- route to the big saw mill at
Alamogordo.
Napoleon j. Roy was among the de-
partures On the T. P. today for Dallas,
Texss, where he expects to open up y
tailoring establishment.
r. P. Probasco of Chicago, went
south today, via the Mexican Central.
Mr. Probssco is interested in valuable
property 1t Tehuantepec.
Mrs. Dougher and little grand son,
. both in vastly improved health. will
return Monday from California, where
they have spent the last weeks.
There will in all probability be a
ball came tomorrow between the G. II.
and the town teams. This would give
the practice they are looking for.
NJ. E. Gibson, of Michigan. arrived
on the Santa F'e and left this afternoon
on the Central, to take charge of
diamond drills at Gutierrez, Mexico.
Major James Converse, an old-time
prominent railroad constructor, re-
turned last evening on the Northeas-
tern from the Sacramento mountains.
John Cerehino, who at one time
owned the best restaurant in Ell PasO,
left today over the T. P. for New York
where he will take the steamer for his
old home in Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tuttle and Miss
Lucy Kneeland returned on the N. E..
from the Ruidoso and White noun
tain sections, where they have been in
camp for the last month.
, Miss Lucy Keeser left this morning
for visit to friends at Eerlhsm, N. N.
: This is Miss Keeser's first vacation
q since her appointment to position in
a the postoffice in this city.
Mrs. Brueck, one of Ell Paso's lead
ing milliners, left today over the Texas
& Pacific for st. Louis and other points
! east. Mrs. Brueck goes east to pur-
chase fall and winter stock.
Conductor Devoe, . member of the
grievance committee of the o. r. G.
lodge, returned from Dallas this
morning where he had been on busi-
ness referring to the Q. r. c. or
der.
Hon Tom. j. Lee, who has been in Ell
, Paso for the last ten days looking after
J. the interests of the state university
/ land leases, left today on the T. P. for
/ his home in Waco.
Maurice McKelligan came in on the
G. b. this afternoon from Alpine, Tex
q as, where he has been acting as steno-
' grapher in big land suit which was
' before the district court At that place.
AT HOTELS.
PiersOn: Mrs. w. S. Smith, Mexico.
st. Charles: J. F. Cook, New Mex
leo.
vi Center Block: w. II. Sebastian,
= San Francisco: G. w. Mcdonald and
mother, Kansas City: T. B. Baker, San
Jose; C. Meyer, La Luz: Jas Converse.
San Antonio: T. f. Msgee, Lake Prov
idence, La
II Vendome: w. f. Stetzler, Kansas
= City; w. II. Lennon, St. Louis; J. w.
\ Sugart, Dallas: G. F. King, New York
3 IJ. Borda, San Francisco; o. M. Potter.