El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-22
PERSONALS,

NJ. S. Derrill was a passenger on the
Santa Fe this morning for Kansas
City.
Rev. Nj. Cabell Martin and Mrs
| Martin are expected to return next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morehouse left the city
this morning via the Santa Fee route
for Pueblo.
John Coltharpe was passenger on
the Northeastern this morning for ia
rillss mining camp
Rev. P. Morrison. pastor of the NJ.
<. church, left on this mornings Santa
Fe for Albuquerque.
,Msury Kemp was among the depsr-
lures today on the G. 81. for San Eli
carlo for a duck hunt.
Miss Mary Garland came in on the
I. p. this morning from Ysleta to
spend the day in town.
Thomas ]. Lawrence was in the city
yesterday from Tucson. and will re-
turn today on the 8. P.
Miss Nellie Witt of Socorro was
among the arrivals on the T. P. this
morning, to spend the day.
A. ]. DeMules, of the Ell Psso Lapi-
dairy Co., went to the Turquoise mines
in the Jarillas this morning.
Yesterday Jas. A. Baird went TO the
Mescalero to secure band of 200 fat
sheep for the city meat market.
= After a weeks absence on business,
Maj. T. T. Teel returned to the city
this morning on the Texas & Pacific.
Mrs. G. A. Peterson boarded the
north bound Santa Fe this morning
ticketed for Netherlands, Germany, via
New York City.
E. w. Brown, the Tulaross merchant
eft for home yesterday after having
largely replenished his stock of gen.
eral merchandise.
b. P. Nicholson, bookkeeper for
Lezinsky Co., went up this morning to
see old friends in Las Cruces today and
TO shot quail tomorrow.
OMrs. Farnhsm, wife OF Conductor
Fsrnham OF the T. P, has returned to
Ell Psso after having spent the summer
In Chicago with relatives.
The family OF Rev. A. A. Hyde, the
new Methodist pastor at Alamogordo,
will reside in Ell Psso, where the chill
dren will have school privileges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Payne, Mrs. w
81. Austin, ard 81. G. Myles left today
on the G. 81. for Alamo Alto to attend
= big bale to be given on the rs ach OF
Mr.. Payne tonight.
Miss Jesse Jones, after a visit of
some weeks with relatives in the City
Of Mexico, arrived on the Central last
evening and left this morning for Chi
caRo by way of the Santa Fe.
Hon. J. n. Stevens came in this
on the T. P. from Vernon,
Texas. Mr.. Stevens is the congress-
man from this district and was billed
to speak in the court house tonight
but will not do so on account of the
primary OF the second ward being held
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Flick, who
have spent the past few days in Ell
Paso, will leave tomorrow for Maria |
where they will spend day or two
md then return to their home in Dali |
as. Mr.. Flick Is special examiner |
u the pension bureau while Mrs. !
Flick is quite noted as a magazine and |
newspaper correspondent. Her trip |
10 Ell Paso will likely be heard from |
through some OF the large dailies or
nsgaz ines in the east.
AT HOTELS.
Center Block: Mrs. J. f. Bonham,
Las Cruces.
St. Charles: J. 3. Pul'iam. San An
onio; E. Burns, NJ. O'Brien, New
ork; F. ]. Whipp, Tyler; A. J. Davis,
)uray; Mrs. Curtis, Mexico.
Lindell: V. w Allen, Colorado; J.
carlisle, Mexico City: judge French,
Iew Mexico; r L. Hall. Van Horn:
J. E. Pelphrev, A amogordo: A. W.
Webb, J. c. Helzel.
Grand Central: Mrs. Orrin Rice,
'ocorro; n. E. Conlon, Bisbee: w.
slater, Las Cruces; Mrs c. d. Schaum:
Iew Mexico; n G. Walsh, New York.
Z. Lawrence. Mexico City.
Pierson: J. B. Prayer, La Juu,a; j.
!. Seamans: Sarah Gwaltney. Indiana;
~. T. Taylor, Los Angeles; Louis Egg
ere, Ch,hushus; n. Hale, San Luis
'otosi; j. Q. Brown, Mexico: Jno n.
tepbeus, Vernon. Texas; Andrew
Woods, Seat ,le, Washington. !.