El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-12
PERSONALS
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Vim. B. Beck, of Akron, Ohio, is in
town.
H. C. Lerew of the S. P. is at the
Vendome.
w. II. Lennon, of ST. Louis, is at the
Vendome.
J. S. O'Brien, came in on the delay
ed S. P. last afternoon.
c.. H. Gaines and wife OF Mexico
City are at the Vendome.
This morning, ID. Gray left this city
for Colorado Springs, Colo.
Jno. VIC. Maxwell was on the S. 2:
last afternoon and is stopping at the
VendOme.
Mrs. J. L. Bickford was passenger
on the Santa Fe, today, for DENVER
Colorado.
P. W. Ross and wife of Los Angeles
were among the arrivals on the late D
p. last afternoon.
FIR. Davidson was among the ar
rivals at the Pierson yesterday from
Sacramento, Pa.
FEE. Thrall and wife of Belmont, N.
Y, were among the arrivals at the
PiersOn yesterday.
CIR. White and W. 4. Bailey were
among the arrivals yesterday and re-
gistered at the Pierson.
Mrs. E. 81. Devy departed this
morning for San Francisco, by way OF
the popular Santa Fe.
o. r. Allen and wife came up from
chihuahua last night on the Central
and are at the Pierson.
A. B. Van Wegan, of CouderspOrt,
Pa, passed through the city en- route
to Alamogordo, this morning.
E. G. Edwards and wife, OF East
Hoboken, N. j., we're among the ar
rivals at the Vendome yesterday.
tt Lillis, late arriva! from San
Francisco, is in the city for several
days at the Grand Central.
Frank Pope, wife and child are
guests from Dallas, registered at the
Center Block.
Albert Penny reached the city yes
terday from Los Gatos, California, and
will remain for several days.
E.G. Swartzler left the city this a.
m via the Santa Fe, for Colum bus,
Ohio.
w. Jerome Hequemborg. Dunkirk
NJ Y, with Peter CadrO, reached the
city last evening on the Central.
Wr,. Stewart arrived from Las Cru
ces on this mornings Santa Fe, and
will return this evening.
Daniel Ackenback boarded the
nortbound train for Las Cruces this
morning.
G. A. Moundcastle. of Deming, N.
NJ, came in on the delayed S. P.
last afternoon and stopping at the Pier
son.
F. II. Beidleman, of Scranton, Pa,
came in yesterday and left over the
White'Oaks for Alsmogordo this morn.
ing.
Messrs w. S. Nc Cornick and T.
Keo, residents of Salt Lake City,
Utah, are visiting this city and are
registered at the ST. Charles.
DR.. William Morrow, citizen of
Dallas, Texas, reached the city yester-
day and will remain for q few days at
the ST. Charles.
W. II. Bickpell is late arrival
from New York, and will be found
at the Lindell during his stay in the
city.
Percy and Fred Barker passed
through the city today. en- route from
Las Cruces to Janos, Mexico, where
they are engaged in business.
I'm. Lawrence boarded the Santa Fe
this morning for New York and other
eastern cities for the purpose of replen-
ishing his stock of groceries.
Mrs. w. B. Trull and family left for
Albuquerque this morning, to meet
Mr.. Trull. Thence the party will make
an extensive tour in the eastern states.
Mrs. j. L. Bickford and daughter
leave this morning on the Santa Fe
this morning for Denver and Colorado
Springs where they will spend the
summer.
At the st. Charles: DR.. VIM. Nor
row. Dallas; 81. L. Leubeck, Dallas: ].
w. Taylor, ALT. H. Kraft, Mexico:
John Owen, La Luz; W. S. Mccormick,
T. Keo, Salt Lake City, Utah.
At the Grand Central: w. H. Bick-
nell, New York: w. H. Papp; w. J.
Hequemborg, Peter Cadro, Dunkirk,
New York: F. L. Lillis, San Fran
cisco.
A. J. Papen, editor of the Rio Gran
de Republican, passed through the
city last evening. en- route from La
Luz, Tularosa, and Alamogordo to Las
Cruces.
At the Lindel: G. Meyer, Omaha;
81. D. Money, F. Marsh, Yuma: w.
J. Pardee, Tucson, Arizona: J. F. Ca
meron and wife, 0. n. Wheeler, Toyah,
Texas; r. S. Dupred, La Luz, N. NJ.
J. B. Haston, prominent Christian
minister, will preach next Sunday at
the church on the corner of Stanton
and Myrtle avenue. He is on his way
from California to Galveston to take
charge of the work there. Every one
is asked to go and hear him.
At the Center Block: Frank Stew
enson, Arizona: Frank Pope. wife and
child, Dallas: W. D. Burton, Windfeld,
Kansas; W. A. Cunningham, F. D. Ed
wards, Denver; M. Stohite, V. Ahuma-
da, Mexico; r. Anderson, Chihuahua:
James G. Meadows, Roswell, New Mex
leo: Albert Penny, Los Angeles, Cal.
Lieut.. H. L. Laubach, the recruiting
officer for the United States army
who is now here, is son-in-law of Mrs
J. P. Hague. He is accompanied by
John T. Brink, who is brother of
Mrs Hague and Mrs COlwell and