El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-18
Personal.

| FEHSONhL
J. S. Taylor left on the Santa Fe TO-
day for Boston Mass.
| 6. w. johnson went over the Cen
trail yesterday to the City of Mexico.
Miss Lottie Case left yesterday for
Aguas Calientes over the Mexican
Central.
j: l.. Emerich was q passenger yes
| terday on the Mexicao Central to
Aguas Calientes.
Claude OFT, of Terre Haute, Ind,
was among those who left on the Santa
F'e for that place.
Mrs. Clark and daughter were among
the departures on the Central today
for Mexico City.
Mrs. M. E. Schmidt was among the
departures on the Santa Fe this morn
ing for Las Vegas.
E. j. Raymond was among the
departures on the Santa Fe this morn
ing for Kansas City Mo.
G. B. Pruey of Kansas City, Mo-,
was on the outgoing Santa Fe this
morning for that place.
c. J. Seehausen.s a knight of the grip,
left on the Central for business trip
through the republic of Mexico.
Max Lang Meyers of the Home Rub
Der Co. of New York City left on tn e
Santa Fe this morning for home.
Mrs King and Mrs. B. ]. Mullaney,
mother and sister of Mrs. c. 0. Per-
kins, came in this morning ON the Santa
Fe from Chicago.
Judge Brack who has been away
from Ell Paso for some months was
among the arrivals on the T. P. today
from Mobile, Alabama.
Col. Pray. special sgeut of the in
terror department., who has been in
the city for the past few days, went
north over the Santa Fe this morning
Irwin Tears, travelling passenger
agent of the New York Central and
Hudson River railroad, was among the
departures on the Santa Fe this morn
ing for New York.
Mrs. w. S. Hills, formerly of Ell
PasO but now of Chicago, who is quite
a large property owner here was among
the arrivals on the T. p. this morning.
While in the city she will be the guest
of Mrs. w. J. Fewel.
George R. Todd and wife, who have
been in the city for q couple of weeks
past visiting his sister, Mrs. E. P.
Brown, left over the Santa Fe this
morning for their nome in Boston,
Mass.
Lieutenant r. G.. Bush, wife and
baby passed through here yesterday
eveninR on the flyer bound for Fort
iuachucs. It. is the opinion OF the
d ntenant that he will be stationed
tLere for some time to come.
w. A. Irwin, the head OF the large
1rug house here of w. A. Irwin & Co.,
s spending q short time in the city
looking after his business. Mr.. Irwin
now makes his home near Springfield,
Missouri, where he has q fine farm.
His removal from here was owing to
IL health caused by too close applica-
ion to business.
ID. X. Ayers, formerly representing
Frazer Chalmers & Co. at Ell Paso.
came In on the Santa Fe this morning
and left for the City of Mexico today.
Mr.. Ayers is accompanied by his wife.
Their son Enos is in q military school
at Knoxville, Illinois. Mr.. Ayers has
been out OF health for year past and
be has spent some time in Europe &C.
by his family. Mr.. Ayers
was In Madrid when the news was re-
ceived of the blowing up of the Maine.
He states that the excitement was in
tense.
G. b: Pierce, the popular mail car
r1er OF Phoenix, Ariz., passed through
here on the flyer yesterday en- route TO
his hone at that place in company with
his wife and baby, after spending six
weeks at White Hall, Illinois, with
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce carried
their baby, which was only six weeks
of age, in q basket which he purchased
in st. Louis for that purpose, and it
was the center of attraction all along
greatly enjoy the situation and never
said word" during their stay in this
city. They report very enjoyoble
lime while with their eastern friends.
At Hotels.
Center Block: Nat S. Green, Dallas:
} Ohm Mull1Ran and wife, La Luz, N.
NJ, L. Blumenthsl, N. Y, B. S. Bates,
Chicago; A: M: Ellsworth. w. G. Hun
Pierson: F. b. tsose, N. Y; Mrs.
Oev,oe, Seattle, Wash; Nicholas
Anderson, Mammoth, A. T.; W. B.
Langley, Rockwall, Tex; w. n.
Feazes, Nashville. Tenn; Mack
Abilene, Texas: Andrew
Johnson, Chicago, ILL.,: Clande OFT,
Rockville, Ind; E. L. DIFFERING, N.
Y.
Lindell: John r. Hughes, Ysleta;
A. Fowler, Guaynopa Canyon, Mex;
yhas. Emmons, Casas Grandes: p. II,
EQckett, Mexico; DR.. o. c. McEwen.
N. M; Louis J. Marshall,
Oeming, N. M: Celso G. Amador, Las
Cruces, N. M; M. F. Moore, Alamopor-
10, N. M; Sam. w. Abbott, Kansas
City, Mo-: Jno. w. Conway, Chihua-
1ua, Mexico; George Newforth, Abba,
owa; Vidal Burgerez, Chihuahua,
Mexico.