El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-22
PERSONALS.

FEHSOTNnLSs
| DR.. B. Lane, of Las Cruces, Is q re
cent arrival in the city.
g. Bunson returned to Colorado
| Springs this morning over the Santa
Fe.
B. F. Wooten, of Fresnal, left fol
Alsmogordo today over the White Oaks
road.
Louis W. Wylie went north on the
| Santa Fe this morning to his home In
| st. Louis.
Emil E. Strauss has gone to Ala
mOgordo, on q business trip. He will
return Saturday.
Samuel Geek. a prominent citizen OF
Dona Ana, was q passenger on the
southbound Santa Fe.
N. J. Hall, secretary of the Y. NJ G..
! A. in Silver City, was q passenger on
the north bound Santa Fe.
J. W. Fork, who returned from So
nora yesterday, went to Fort Worth
this morning on the T. r.
Miss Carrie Goddard was q passen-
ger in the Santa Fe this morning to her
home in St. Joe, Missouri.
Editor J. h. Lightfoot, of the Ala
mogordo Chief, went out on the Ell Pa
so and Northeastern this morning.
J. A. Eddy, in company with his wife
and children, went out in his private
car Paso Del Norte, this morning to
AlamoRordo.
Phil Prayer, who is associated with
the large grocery firm of A. Bauer &
Co., st. Louis, went north on the Santa
Fe this morning.
Superintendent A. S. Greig, of the
Ell Paso and Northeastern, who has
been on tour of inspection over the
oompany's line, returns to Ell Paso this
morning.
Miss Etheridge, of Clint, daughter of
Col Etheridge, who is student at the
college at Mesilla arrived this morning
and left this afternoon for home to
spend the holidays.
E. V. Beauchamp, a mine promoter,
Is expected in the city tomorrow from
Brownwood, Texas. He will form
company to prospect through the Sier-
ra Msdre mountains.
Sam Dryer has lately returned from
Ca>as Grades. MIR. Dryer is employ
ed by the Sierra Madre railroad in the
capacity of freight agent. and visits
all the interior towns in the interests
B. A, Prickett and family were ar
rivals in the city today over the T. P.
from New Orleans. Mr.. Prickett was
formerly a conductor on the Mexican
Central. He Is now working for the
Texas and Pacific.
Mayor Geo. B. Zimplemau. who has
been i'll at the Pterson hotel in this
city for several weeks, left today via
the T. & P. for Fort Worth. He Is ct
present somewhat improved though
not by any means we'll. His two sons
and his daughter accompanied him.
Mrs. Col. Harvey, wife of Manager
of the Alamogordo hotel. was
q passenger on the Ell Paso and North
will be open for business between
Christmas and New Year, and Col.
Harvey assures his friends that there
will be large punch bowl on hand in
block fifty, the only block in Alamo
gordo where liquor may be sold.
The HERALD is pleased with the ap-
pointment of ]. G. Roberts of its local
staff to q position in the inspection d.
vision of the custom house service.
While in the employ of the HERALD
Mr.. Roberts was ever loyal, indus
bearing to those with whom he came In
contact. These qualities will be serv-
iceable to him in his new position, and
no doubt he will be a valuable and pop
ular official.
AT HOTELS.
Center Block: J. Nelson, Pueblo;
R. w. Mclean, Chihuahua; c. A.
Highly, chihuahua.
Pierson: M. J. Payne, St Louis; J.
W. Moodil, Kansas City; T. 81. Purcell,
Lansrk; Thomas Inglis, Edinburgh;
George Robertson, Corpus Christi.
Lindell: M. G. Connely, Tucson;
John Moore. Tucson, A. T.; w. H.
Crawford, Ration, N. M j. II. Hess,
San Elizario; Guy G. Wilson, Colonia |
Juarez. Mex; Albert ]. @. Parsons,
Casas Grandes: Wise Webb, ALBANIA, |
Mex; w. H. Holloway, Albania, Mex.
Elena 8. de Hermosa, Mex; Elena
Hermosa, Mexico; r. G. Davis. Chi
huahua, Mex, S. A. Dukiln, Ration,
N. MI II. Martinesn, Colonia Jua-
'ez, Mex; Juan Azcarate, Las Cruces,
n. M. j. f. Kramer, Butte Montana.
Grand Central IT. L. Shears, Denver,
Col: M. Newberger and wife, Chicago,
lis; S. s. Seglow Pueblo, Col: J. T.
Eager, Boston, Mass; Mrs. Edward r.
Eager, Boston, Mass; Jos. J. Dorcey,
chihuahua, Thomas M. Haskir, A.
Holland, DesMoines. Iowa; Mrs. A.
Holland and Miss Mary &. Holland,
Iowa; r. A West, Mexico;
J. w. Pastridge, Mexico; M. II. Gray,
Kansas City; II. A. Hinkle, Ks nsas,
jity; 81. j. Vanvleek Kansas City; E.