El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-19
PERSONALS.

Mrs. F. B. Houghton returned to the
city this mo ming.
Mrs. J. G. Fa-nham returned yester-
day from Chicago.
Mrs. Nestor Armijo returned this
morning to Las Cruces.
G.. w. Walker, lessee of the opera
house, was on the streets today.
This morning P. F Garrett boarded
the north bound Santa Fe for points in
New Mexico.
John Rice of the Sacramento noun
tsins is in the city on business and will
return tomorrow.
c. E. R4ilstop, cattle Inspector for
southern New Mex CO, arrived this
morning from EnRle.
\. Superintendent Brooks of the West
ern Union Telegraph lines arrived this
mornlng from Denver.
Mrs. A. T. Morrison, wife of the NJ.
+. pastor, came in on the southbound
Santa Fe this morning.
Albert Turner, ticketed to San Diego,
Ca ifornia, left the city this morning
on the northbound Santa Fe.
Mrs. G. II. Moore was a passenger
this morning for Las Cruces, after a
week with friends in the city.
Frank II. Otis, chief clerk at the
Mescsl ero agency, arrived last evening
and registered ar the Grand Central.
James Kinney, caterer at the Rio
Grande ho'el, returned this mornlug to
Las Cruces after a trip to the Dallas
fair.
Rev Robert Ho1gson aud wife, who
had visited the Dallas fair, left this
morning by the Santa Fe, for Albu-
querque.
r, c.. Battou, wife and child. return
ed yesterday from the Dallas fair, ard
left for their home at Las Cruces, this
morning.
Mrs. Floyd Payne, with Ter moth err,
Mrs. A len, and her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Payne, returned from Denver
this morning.
Will Ten Eyck, who is located a few
miles from G ihuahua, Mex, came in
on last night Mexican Central train.
He will return tomorrow.
w. J. Cox, MIR. Keyser, and Abrsm
Gonzales, who have been in Mexico on
u very heavy cattle deal. left this
morning on the Santa Fe for Den
yer.
r n. Pierce came in from Alamo
gordo evening before last, and will re-
main in the C ty for several days. Mr..
Pierce will at once have built at Ala
mogordo q modern style brick store
house, 5Ox12O feet, and carry a full line
of the best goods.
Hon. G. G. Ross, of Virgins, is In
the city and will address the people at
the court house tomorrow night. in the
interest of Hon. Barnett Gibbs, popu-
list candidate for governor. Mr.. Ross |
invites all the labor organizations TO |
be present.
Hon. j. l.. Slayden spent the best |
part of today in the CITY,. He came in |
on the T. 2. this morning from Mid |
land where he has been looking over |
his political fences, and left on the G.. |
81. for San Antonio. The congressman /
thinks that he has q clean walk over.
. Johnnie Kelley, a volunteer who left
here at the beginning of the war 10
help defend the Stars and Stripes. re
turned this morning over the 7. p, he
was, like great many others, unfor-
tunately is not getriug to the front but
he deserves Is much credit as those
who fought before Sa tiago.
AT HOTELS.
ST. Charles: w. Jones, Lawrence;
E. Houghton, Corrslitos; Anthony
Bray, Mexico.
Center Block: w. N. Smith, Mexico:
w. CamersOn, J. B. Walker, San
francisco; j. Summerfeld. Dallas: T.
E. Johr son, st. Lou S: Il. w. Flournoy,
Ft. Worth; j. Hud son, K. Rector,
DemiuR; S. n. Hurlock, Dallas: 81. s.
Newman Jr; J. E. Palmer, SAbinal;
c. K. Railston, Engle.
Lirdell: n. Hunt aud wife, Ester
Coombs, Mexico; Mrs. r F. Olden.
MRS. N. Hayden, rdsburg: E. Aims
con, Omaha: r. G. Eatton ard wife,
James Kinney, Las Cruces; Il. Bur
kank, G. Bronson, La Luz: K. J Mar