El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-29

Sierra Blanca, where there was found
something to eat for the weary trave-
lers, and then all came on to town.
There were several hundred people at
the T. &. p. depot to welcome the
teachers, but the latter did not wait for
any ceremony. Many knew just where
they were to go, and went there, while
the rest repaired to the district
court room, " here Superintendent Put
man assigned them to d fferent
homes that were thrown open to re-
ceive them. A fine program. includ-
ing Interesting musical exercises under
Miss Moore, had been prepared for the
evening; but the lateness of the arrival
made the abandonment of the evening
exercises necessary, causing general
regret. However, today's exercises are
being carried out according to the
published program, and the visitors
ard those Ell Pasoans interested enough
in education to attend the session are
being prof1tably entertained.
A list OF names was secured last
right at the depot and court room
among the visitors are the following,
many of whom have friends in town:
w. L. Grogan, T. J. Everett, w. j..
Freeman, Miss Cora Bush, Misses May
w. Beall and wife, Misses Ella
Whittenburg and NJ So Ada Stoperoad,
Geo. Schiefner, D. S. Arnold, W. o.
Noodle, all of Swestwater; Miss Carrie
Chandler, Miss Chastain, Mrs. J. B.
Miller, Mrs. N. A. Clements, Miss
Johnnie Townsend, r. X. Keely, Miss
Caddie Hale, J. L. Townsend and wife,
Mrs. E p. Davenport, Miss Reba Nc
Afee, Misses Rose and Cora Counulee,
wife, Ed. Townsend and wife, Jno.
Townsend and wife, all of Esstlaud;
Misses Lille Julian, Pearl Julian,
Kate Lowe, Kate Carter, Carrie Bates,
DIR. Leeman, editor Mail; B. w. Hud-
gins, Misses Alma Bates, Conner
Clay, Ed: v. White. Miss
May Williams, all of Merkel;
Thompson, Moran; Miss Dreben, Y.
A. Orr, and Lee Jobe, of Putnam
Frank B. st. John, Odessa; Miss Sarah
| Antoinette Sellars, j. M. Parish, G c..
Parish, Miss J. B Maxwell, Y. P. Par
ish, T. D. Landerdate, w. u. Foster,
Miss Louveua Parish, J. Il. Foster, all
of Wayland; Mrs. Harry Meyers and
Miss Mollie ST. John, of Baird; DR.. B.
F. Jones, wife, son and daughter, Miss
Mabel Wood, DR. Salmon and wife, of
breckenridge; Miss Gulielma Boon,
Goodman; E. E. Whitney and wife.
Albany; F. 81. Tuberbueler and Emil
Tuberbueler, Stanton; W. L. Butler,
Eula; o. A. Bearden and j. S. French,
of Santo; J. J. Wallace and wife and
Chas. Hartman of Cisco; Misses Lulu
and Maud Hanna, Olga; Miss irene
Hodges and w. F. Bayless and wife of
Ranger; G. E. Maxwell, VIM. Maxwell
of Stephens Co., G. S. Morris, Brecken-
Saddle Lewis, Ed. G. Baker, L F.
Barber, Rev. J. S. Tunpell, FL. Schil.
ling, of Mineral Wells; Miss Annie
Scarborough, Corsicana: Miss Sleta
Johnson, Moran; B. G. Chrisman.
Erath Co., Miss Anna Bauman, Thos.
HuRhey, Baird; Miss Garry Dassel,
A. ]. Ken and wife, Gordon; ] w.
Millsap and sister, Roby; J: S. Blu
shonR, Big Springs; J. ID. Wilton,
San Angelo; F. o: Hamilton, So
Louisiana; DR.. J; J. johnson. Okla
Susie Parramore, N. B. Aston Miss
Hattie Ingle, Miss Fay Young, OF
Abilene; N. W. Beall, Chicago; Miss
Bonnil Bunowe, Simmons College,
Able ne; Miss Ora Ingle, Abilene
Miss Fannie Childress, R1scoe; Miss
Son Ella Whilteuburg, Sweetwater;
Miss Alma Brady, of Phoenix, Ariz
Miss Eulalia Fry, Miss McKoy and
wi wife Of Es' w: H. , Flemiog, e.:
w OISSG, MISS IuTtud L ayr, Dailn'
H. F.. Long, Deluth, Mimi; S. E.
Bently and wife, Paris, Mo, O.. O.
ELLINGTON. Texas; J. W. Odncal, E =
condido, Cal; G.. G. Handley, Miss
Nora Jones of Baird; J. w. Custes
Ranger; Miss Matte Gardner. Waco
w. L. Doss, Colorado City; Miss Mo
sella Dry, Colorado City; Mrs. Lew
Mr. Hadley, Miss May Mays, of Baird
]. G. Richardson, Rising Star