El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-18
VOL. XVIII. NO. 90.
PERSONAL MENTION.

the Vendome.
j. A Murdock returned from Dali
las this morning.
J. A. Murdock, Jr., has returned
from business trip.
Mrs. Annie Refferty left for Phila-
delphia this morning.
F. G. Bell left for Detroit this morn
ing over the Santa Fe.
E. B. Fatman left this afternoon on Q
Mexican business trip.
W. D. Murdock of the Mexican Gem
trail railroad is in town.
Mrs. Russell Kane and son left this
morning for Sacramento.
Henry Girdes of the foundry went
down to Son Antonio today.
Mrs. 8. r. Warner and daughter are
at the Pierson from Colorado Springs.
Recorder Patterson returned this
morning from northern hunting
trip.
Harry r. Wood returned this morn
ing from a ten days business trip
east.
Albert E. Wilson, Wells Fargo re-
preventative at Monterey, Mex, is in
town.
J. Connors, the ex-fire chief, is able
to be about and attend his duties at the
court house.
Hon. M. Dillon, collector of GUS
toms, went to Deming yesterday on Of
fetal business.
W. D. Murdock, of the Central, pass
ed through Yesterday, en- route to the
City of Mexico.
Miss Irma Sandice and Mrs. D. 0.
Lively have returned from q very plea
SAINT Mexican trip.
r. F. Kimb ball, of the western news
paper syndicate, is in town on busi-
ness from St. Lonis.
j. T. johnson left for San Antonio
and Austin today after q stay in this
city of several months.
Mrs. Samuel Hill aud family and
Mrs. Morgan and family of Roswell are
in town to remain q while.
G. E. Jones has gone to San Antonio
to represent Bliss Lodge of the K. of
P. in the Grand Lodge meeting.
Miss Frank Ainsa, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. McNamee, left yes
terday for Juuc City, Kansas.
W. M. Rowe leaves tomorrow for
Elkhart, Ind, where he has an advan-
tsgeous opportunity to go into busi-
ness.
Mrs. J. E. Mecuin came up last night
from the City of Mexico to join her
husband from Beaumont. They are at
the PiersOn.
Sheriff Garrett, of Las C.ucas, came
down this morning on bus N So. He
says nothing has been heard up today
from Oliver Lee.
m
for San Antonio to visit with her son
Edgar, who is recovering rapidly from
his recent illness.
Judge Kemp and Millard Patterson
left for San Ttorio today on business
in cor ne tior With the suits over the
school tax cases.
Mrs. r. J. Mackler left for St. Louis
ye tarday over The Texas & Pacific to
spend a couple of months. She took
her little granddaughter, Lucille, with
her.
Billy Harrel, who for the past years
has been railrOading and contracting
at Tampico, Mex. is in this city ac-
compsined:by hiswife and son and will
return south in a few days.
Lieutenants Robert Sewell and
Nathan K. Averill. of the 7th cavalry,
passed through today from Fort Grant
en- route to Chickamsuga to report for
duty there with the cavalry division.
They went east over the T. & p.
Mrs. Mcclure and daughter of St.
Louis, and Mrs. Peete OF Monticello,
Ind, and two daughters are visiting
with the family of post quartermaster
Sergeant J. L. Douglass at Fort Bliss.
Mrs. Douglas is Mrs. McClure's daugh-
ter.
Yeoman George Looser, of the navy,
passed through today en- route from
San Francisco to Norfolk, Va where
he will be assigned to duty with the
Atlantic squadron. A yeoman in the
navy is the same as quartermaster
sergeant in the army.