El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-12
PERSONALS.

Capt. j. Q. Lea, of Roswell returned
this morning from Las Cruces.
Earl Mitchell returned yesterday
from brief visit to the Dallas Fair.
Yesterday Judge T. A. Falvev re-
turned on the T. P. from the Dallas
fair.
Collector Dillon left for the east on
Yesterdays G. II. train on official bust
ness.
= Mrs. T. T. Teel returned yesterday
on the S. P. after some weeks spent in
California.
Rev. T. L. Lsllauce formerly OF
Eddy will pre- scn at the Door OF HOPE
Tonight at 7:30.
Miss M. Trip, and Miss Gometz,
came down this morning on the south
bound Santa Fe.
Mr.. II. D. Giroux and wife returned
property at Pilarez, Mexico.
w. E. Baker, wife and child, of Ala
media, N. NJ. came in on the south
bound Santa Fe this morning.
Mrs. J. G. Turner, of St. Louis, a
sister of Mrs. A. B. McKie, of the city,
came in this morning on the I. P.
Billy Smith came in last night on the
Rio Grande, Sierra Madre aud Pacific
from an experience in mining in Mex
leo.
Hon Lorior Miller, secretary of the
New Mexico board of immigration,
came in this morning from AlbuQuer-
que.
Prof. Putnam, Superintendent of the
city pu bile schools, returned yesterday
from the Baptist convention, held at
Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Lane arrived
last evening on the S. Prom Oeming,
and left today on the Central for Mex
leo City.
+ G. w. Wood, interested in mimi g
properties near Cssas Grsndes, has re-
turned from q prolonged solourn in
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Wayland of Ala
out on the Santa Fee, this morning, for
Las Cruces.
Prof. Charles Vogel. director of the
German College, arrived last evenin e
via the Central from Mexico, and is re-
eistered at the St. Charles.
DR.. w. M. Ysndell was among the
departures on the T. z. today for
Dallas where he will take in the fair
and meet his many friends.
- Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Bovee moved his Office into the federal
building today into the room along with
the agricultural department.
- Mrs. Geo. Kester, accompanied by
her son, returned from Los Angeles
this afternoon, to which place she was
called on business few days ago.
Mrs. ]. G. Newman and Miss Marian
Newman, came in by the Santa Fe
route yesterday from the northwest,
after an extended absence from
home.
Commercial Agent Alexander re-
, turned Yesterday from the Dallas fsirj
and says the exhibit from the Sacra-
mentos drew large crowds OF ad-
mirers.
Sheriff Frank b. Simmons was
among the departures today on the G.
| II. for Maria, where be goes to bring
back John COhn who is wanted here TO
answer the charge of theft.
= The following boys left on the T. p.
for Galveston where tn go expecting
| to be mustered out of Uncle Sans SER
vice 10 which they enlisted with Cap
tain Juan Hart: Ben Sebriug. Ot,o
Rogers, Sidney Ball, J. Msnette, Eli
Nelson, Tom Mclaughlin, M. Nc
Laughlin. Frank Kinney. G. Erwin,
and J. Erwin.
Mr.. Richard Quincy who has been
In the east for the past six months
looking after the interests OF his
patent bame strap, returned this
morning and will take his old job at
the West Texas Ssddlery Co.. He has
made a success of his patent and it is
now being manufactured and handled
all over the east. Mr.. QIincey's
friends are glad to see him back and
are rejoicing with him in the success OF
his invention.
AT HOTELS.
So. Charles: T. 81. Booz, Jr, 5abinal;