El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-09
PERSONALS.

Prof. G. E. Hagerty left on the San
ia F'e for Las Cruces this morning.
Col. Locke. of Cincinnati, q well
known mining broker, is in the city.
Sheriff Hall, of Sweetwater, Texas5
came in this morning over the L. d
P.
Miss Bertha Ford, who has been
visiting friends at Alpine, returned
home today.
W. E. Marcher left the city today on
the T. P. for two weeks visit to friends
in Racine, Wisconsin.
Mrs. w. E. Carmack left the city
today for Fort Worth and will be
absent for about six weeks.
Rev. Lisles, pastor of the Methodist
church at Las Cruces, with Mrs. Llsles
and child, came dow n this morning.
W. A. Hawkins and family, left this
morning for the highest point in the
Sacramentos south of White Mountain.
Sr. J. F. Rodriguez, representative
of the republic of Guatemala In Mex
leo, is in the city on his way to Mexico
City.
Miss Margaret Lyons of this city Is
visiting Mrs. 81. A. Sumner at the en-
gineers' camp on the Fresnal branch
road.
Judge and Mrs. Fslvey and the Misses
Falvey, will go tomorrow to the Sa-
cramentOs, in the Silver Spring Canon
district.
Colonel r. Paschal Smith. one of
southern New Mexico's most enterprise
ing and energetic business men, is In
the city from Deming.
E. M. Duncan, train dispatcher on
the Southern Pacific at Yuma, Ari-
IONA, left today over the 7. P. for q
short trip to Fit. Worth.
Major G. F. Hunt and wife came in
on the Central from chihuahua last
evening and went northward this
morning on the Santa Fe.
Tom Lee of Waco is in town as
representative attorney of the Univer-
sity lands. Mr.. Lee is a graduate OF
the law department of '94.
Judge Harry Alexander left today
over the Texas & Pacific for business
trip to Fort Worth and other points in
the eastern part of the state.
John M. Thompson, of Fort Worth,
came in over the T. P. this morning.
He will view the sights here for
while and then continue on to Denver,
Colorado.
Mrs. D. G. Cook, sister of DR.. Ida
brother, D. A Shope, at San Marcial.
Mrs. Cook will stop at Rincon to visit
friends there.
J. Baumann, who for long time
) past has been post plumber out at Fort
) Bliss, left on the T. P. today for his
command at Jefferson Barracks, where
he goes to join the Third volunteer re-
giment of engineers. He enlisted here
the other day under Major Jadwin.
City Ticket Agent Morrison, of the
Santa Fee, who was called to w elland,
Ontario, three weeks ago owing to the
serious illness of his sister at that
he left on his return trip his sister was
improving nicely, but when he arrived
at Emporis, Kas., he received the sad
news of her death.
AT HOTELS.
ST. Charles: w. D. Dickson, Column
: bus, Ohio: F. b. Willard, Chihuahua
L. G.. Macy. City.
Pierson: j. A. Eddy, Denver; W. B.
Wilson, Crockett: Fl. H. Willing and
wife, Mexico; Geo. j. Cotes and wife
ST. Louis; w. J. Collins: G. B. Moseley
Fort Worth.
Lindell: S. o. Smith, John Coltharp
Jar1llaS N. M: IL. dOpp, Dall85: y. D
, Balen, Mexico: o. @. Laizure, Adam
Kunitz, Silver City: J. A. Mcclure
Albuquerque.
Z Center Block: Frank Harris, Albu-
querque; ]. G. Hall, Hutchinson; F. D.
Huston, Detroit: w. B. McCurdy and
, wife, Topeka; r. B. Cooper, Sedalia,
Mo-: A. J. Papen, Las Cruces: A. B
Brooks, Philadelphia.
. Grand Central: w. H. Kyle, Victor
ia: W. Archer: l.. w. Wallace, Alamo
/, gordo: G.. F. Hunt and wife, w. j.
, Cooper, Mexico; F. V. Meyer, Sar
Francisco: B. Maxwell, ST. Louis, II
E. Fenpy, Chicago; M. A. Comstock,
, San Francisco.
, Vendome: G. M. Clabby, ST. Louis
n. b. Solomon, N. O.: J. F. Rodriguez
: wife and servant, Mexico City: August
MatheZ, Denver; G.. Cochran, E. G
: Smith, Philadelphia: Mrs. M. E. Put
nam, Miss Pearl Putnam, Los Angeles
Joseph M. Locke, Cincina ati; P. II
Rhodes, Kansas City; F. w. Brown.