El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-29
PERSONALS,

A. G. Rush. of Los Angeles, is visit
ing his brother F. Rush of this CITY.
F. Buclose and wife were passengers
for New York on this mornings Santa
Fe.
S. S. Buck returned yesterday Eafter
visiting his old home College corner
Ohio.
District Attorney Dean went to Bars
tow yesterday to attend court in SEES
sion there.
Yesterday Judge Harper returned
from Washington and visit to friends
in Kentucky.
After visit to her mother in this
city Mrs. Glenn lefs yesterday on the
7. P. for Toyah.
Miss Mamie Jones was among the
departures on the L. P. today for q
short stay at San Elizario.
Mrs. T. E. Hunt and children who
have spent the summer in California
returned to the city on Saturday
Major J. S. Crawford of the business
Office OF the Austin Statesman is in the
city preparing to write up Ell Paso.
VIM. burns, a r. P. machinist OF
TOyah, is circulating among his FL
Paso friends. He will remain here q
week.
Miss Lucy Keezer returned this
morning to her official duties in the
post office after short vacation spent
with relatives in New Mexico.
Geo. l.. Ulrick and d. N. TinnOn,
business men of White Oaks, N. M. ARE
in the city, after quite an extensive
tour through rich mining camps in
Mexico.
Mrs. l.. Baumgarten, of San Fran.
cisco, arrived the early part of this
week. to visit her sister, Miss Ullman,
and to be present at the marriage OF
her niece.
A. E. Webster, who for the last
three months has been up in the noun
tains Of New Mexico, returned to this
city yesterday, and expects to remain
here during the coming winter:
Bishop Besuregard of Arizona and
Rev. z. Lasaigne of Las Cruces, were
passengers on this mornings Santa Fe
ana will continue their journey tomor.
row, to AlamogOrdo, La Luz, and lula
rosa, New Mexico.
j. A. Richardson of Roswell, who
spent several days in the city, will prob
ably be democratic nominee in the ter.
Lincoln, Chavez, Eddy, Dona Ana and
Grant. Mr.. Richardson left on the
northbound Santa Fe this morning.
VIC. Bradbury, the we'll known
railroad contractor, who is now engag.
ed in the construction of the Chihuahua
and Pacific road, arrived yesterday
morning on the delayed Mexican Cen
trail ana went out on the T. p. in the
afternoon, bound for eastern points on
business.
Randolph Laurence, paying teller OF
the state treasury, at Austin, who has
been spending his summer vacation in
Ell Paso accompanied by his wife and
daug Inter, left today over the G. II. for
home. Mr.. Laurence expressed him
self as so pleased with our city that he
is thinking of locating here.
Miss Elise Haggart. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. b. Haggart, will be
married to Henry Smith Beach Wed
nesday evening, September I, at nine
O'CLOCK, at the home of her parents in
Fort Worth. Miss Haggart is sister
OF Mrs. Judge Dean, who, with her
sister Miss Marianeaux Hagpart. left
ri Paso yesterday for Fort Worth.
They will stay fortnight or longer.
AT HOTELS.
Grand Central: c. J. Evans Jr.
Galveston: Dirk Seligman, Las Cruces:
DIR. II. s. Williams, Durango: O.
Bailey, Waco: DR.. W. Keate, Boston:
b. A. Webster, Chicago: j. q.
DOugher, Albuquerque; Joe Doueher.
Denver: S. S. Buck, College Corner.
Vendome: T. H. Webb, Alamo
gordo, n. M: S. d. Diamond and wife.
Mexico: G. NJ. Clabby, ST. Louis:
Birdina B. Bailey, A. O. Bailey,
Columbus, n. M; w. A. Zsbriskie.
Los Angeles; B. Wostenhoffer, Lex
ingtOn; Northrup Fowler, New York:
w. E. Stetzler, Kansas City.
Pierson: c.. W. Kindrick. Juarez.
N. 81. Horne and wife, Monett, Mo-:
Carrie Childress. Spike Spring; G. W.
Vanderwalker, J. H. Vanderwalker.
Dos Cabezas; DR.. Huffaker, Mexico
City; f. w. Roseberg, Helena: IT.
Niles, New Mexico; w. j. Collins: M.
V. Russ, Central. -
Receiver ADDOinted