El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-13
PERSONALS,

Jas. Kinney arrived on The South
bound Santa Fee with a ticket for Dali
las.
Mrs. Katherine Ropes was among the
departures today on the T. P. for Dali
las.
This morning Mrs. Annie Flynn took
passage on the Santa Fe for Phtladel-
phia.
Rev. S. F. Powell of Cincinnati left
this city today for his home by way of
| Dallas.
Miss Georgia Gould was passenger
today on the Texas & Pacific for Ter
rell, Texas.
Attorney q B. Clardy went via the
T. P.yesterdsy on professional business
to st. Louis.
Mrs. Pierre came in on the South
bound Santa Fee and boarded the T. P.
for FIT. Worth.
F. B. Houghton and wife were pas
sengers for Albuquerque on this morn
| ing's Santa Fe.
Judge Harper left today on the T. P.
| for Van Horn Texas to be gone a
couple OF days.
Hon. Joseph A. Mshoney of Deming,
n. M, boarded the eastbound T. 2. to-
day for Dallas.
! Captain Hughes of the ranger force
| was among the arrivals on the T. P.
this morning.
| B. j. Kuhn, commercial agent for
the Central, came in last evening from
points IN Mexico.
D. NJ. Sutherland was nominated for
county com missioner by the Dona Ana
county republicans.
| r P. Altman of Toyah, was one of
the numerous passengers on the east
bound 7. & P. today.
A. Matthias was passenger ON this
mornings incoming Santa Fe from
points in New Mexico.
Mrs. NJ. Hunt left the city yesterday
on the T. p, called to Ka"s ss City by
the serious Hines of her father.
Miss Hattie Sloss left today on the
| T. p. for an extended visit to her aunt
at Shawnee Oklahoma Territory.
John A. Shryock was a passenger
via the Northeastern this morning for
! Alamogordo, La Luz and Tularosa.
Messrs Neelaud and Lawrence, inter-
ested in MINING properties in Mexico
came in last evening from chihuahua.
Mrs. David PAYNE and mother, and
Miss Rebeca Payne, were passengers
| for st. Louis, on this mornings Santa
Fe.
Felix Martir ez one of Ell Paso's most
active business men returned this
morning after two weeks in New Mex
leo.
Judge and Ms. Seamou Field, from
Deming. N. M we're rasseug rs on
The eastbound T. P, ticketed for Dali
las.
NT.s Do,ar f..,, S;,-as T,;.- l.L.
been visiting Mrs. W. A. Hawkins. left
t. il morning on the Santa Fee for New
Mexico.
Mrs. Geo. Kester has resumed her
duties in the millinery parlors OF Miss
s. A. Carr, after a business trip to Los
Angeles.
judge A. G. Wilcox was among the
departures today on the T. P. for Gal
weston, where he goes to rejoiu his
company.
Mr=. John Kelley wac among the de-
partures today on the T. p. Mrs. Kelly
goes TO Brennan and Clifton for an ex-
tended visit.
Sixty Cubans came in on the Mex
lean Central last night from the Re-
public and left today on the S. P. for
San Francisco.
John Long arrived on the Mexican
Central las evening and was a pes
SINGER for Dallas on the eastbound
Texas and Pacific.
After p few days snent along the line
of the FL Paso and Northeastern rail-
road. Hon. Lorion Miller returned to
Albuquerque, this morning.
Joseph Dougher. Thomas Courchesne,
George Look ard wife James DIVER
and wife were among the departures |
on the 7. ?. for Dallas today.
After two days spent in the CITY |
George Fl. Kelly. editor and proprietor |
nt the Arizona Bulletin, left for his |
home at Solomonville, yesterday after
noon.
Fl. s. Maple, of the herald force. |
returned from the Sacramento country |
last night, where he was looking for a |
ranch on which to spend his surplus
sbekels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pew left today on
the T. p. Mrs. Pew goes to Austin
for short visit TO her home, and Mr..
Pew goes to st. Louis on short bust
ness trip.
r. G. Hatton, proprietor of the Rio
Grande hotel, Les Cruces. accom-
ranied 'by his wife and child, came
down this morning en- route to the
Dallas fair.
Last evening, o. N. Marion. ex-clerk
in the 2nd New Mexico Judicial dis
'rict, arrived on the Central and con-
ilrued this morning on the Santa Fe to
a Albuquerque.
Humphrey Hill W. f. Carmack &
D. M Sutherland returned this morn
ing from the republican convention
held yesterday at Las Cruces. They
were delegates from La Luz.
Alderman Ed. O. Scott returned to- :
1ay from Amarillo, his leave of alb
aence from the city csuuctl having ex-
pired. Mr.. Scott went at once to
wor k as a member of the board of ap-
oeals.
John j. Bepley arrived yesterday
rom the Alamogordo country where
ne has been for several weeks past. :
He speaks highly of the future of that
place and says he will return there in
. few daps.
l.. l.. Merrill was on the T. 2. TO-DAY
pound for Galveston, where he goes to
'e mustered out of the service of Uncle
Jam, when the balance of Captain :
1art's company are, which is supposed
o be by the Goth inst