El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-23
PERSONALS,


DR.. Mcconnell came in last night,,from
Deming and went up this morning to
Las Cruces.
q. Williams, special deputy from
Las Cruces, boarded the northboun
Santa Fe, this morning.
Judge H. L. Warren, a distinguished
jurist, is in the city from Albuquerque,
on professional business.
John Bumgarden, a ranch
man, came down this morning on the
Santa Fe, from Las Cruces.
w E. Carmack left for La Luz this
morning on the Northeastern, after
several days spent in the city.
Last night A. Klapman returned to
the city after having spent several
days at Lordsourg, New Mexico.
Carlos Armijo came down this morn
ing from Las Cruces and will go to
Janos, Mexico, on the r. G., S. M.
and Z.
Fred Fenchler was among the de-
partures today on the Texas 81 Pacific
for a run down the road to look at some
cattle.
This morning Prof. A. E. Blount,
formerly agriculturist at the New Mex
leo college, was passenger on the Santa
Fe south bound.
E. w. Hitchcock, of Geo. S. Good
and Co., contractors, left the city yes
terday morning on the Northeastern,
for Alamogordo.
E. Cast, wife and son were among the
departures on the Santa Fe this morn
ing for Pueblo, Colo. They have been
making tour of Mexico.
Mrs. Burndt went north on the San
ia Fe this morning, having come in
last night from Chihuahua where she
has been visiting her son.
Mrs. J. w. Tays, wife of the Mexi-
can Central agent at Celaya, went
north on the Santa Fe this morning to
Chicago where she will visit relatives.
Rev. H. W.. Moore has returned
from his vacation and will fill the pull
pit of the First Presbyterian church,
at both morning aDd evening services
next Sunday.
Judge Wyndham Kemp returned on
; the late train last night from Cali
fornis where he has been at the bed
side of his sick wife. She is very
much better and is steadily improv-
ing.
Mrs. w. c. Bradbury and daughter
|
time past, went north on the Santa Fe
this morning. w. G. Brad bury ia the
contractor building the Chihuahua
and Pacific railroad.
G. b. Lewis and wife arrived on the
morning Santa Fee, going to Mexico
City on the Central this afternoon. Mr..
Lewis is the agent in Mexico for the
Aetna Powder Mills. He and his wife
have been spending vacation at diff
ferent points in the United States.
2. A. Manzanares. of the firm of
, no and Ell Paso, is in the city. Mr.. Man
, zanares is not only one Of the leading
merchants of New Mexico, but man
who, for the highest business integrity
, and social qualities enjoys the conf
dence of host of friends.
Capt. George T. West of the 1st
volunteer cavalry, at present stationed
at Fort Bliss, left yesterday over the
G. H. for San Antonio, where he has
been summoned by the Judge advocate
l OF the court by which Is being held at
Fort Sam Houston trying some of the
J soldier boys. The captain expects to
! be gone for about ten days.
Martin Lehman, the leading mer-
chant of Las Cruces, returned home
this morning. Mr.. Lehman stated to
the HERALD reporter: 81 have fully
; made up my mind to close out my
present business at Las Cruces. In its
present shape it is too combining. /
have been in the Mesilla valley for %
years, and begin to feel the need of
occasional recreation. On Thursday
next, my family will go for rest and
change OF scene, to California, and
Am compelled by business affairs to
remain at home. 1t is my purpose to
build two new, modern business houses,
and to put them in the charge of sound
business men who will relieve me in
some measure of business pressures. ~
AT HOTELS.
Lindell: S. w. Deadrick.
Pierson: J. NJ. Wilson, Lincoln; T.
j. Garfield, F. b. O'Brien, City: c.. B.
Lewis and wife, Mexico City.
t ST. Charles: Mrs Scott, Albuauer-
, que: w. NJ. Robbins. Hillsboro: j. A.
: Cuniffe. Las Cruces: L. E. Shears, Dem
> yer.
Grand Central: Martin Lehman,
. Las Cruces: Charles Girard, Albuquer-
, que; A. NJ. Hirman, ST. Louis: D. Nc.
Reynolds, Houston; J. II. Ryan, Albu-
: queraue: Mrs. A. G. Turnbrough, So
zorro: T. H. Brandt, Guadslajara; A
V. Odem, and wife, Clint; Mrs. j. w.
Taye, Mexico; Roman Castillo, Chi.
huahua: G. S. Carson, Los Angeles.
Vendome: L. B. Fry: w. S. Noyes
and wife, Shafter: Mrs. w. G. Brad
: bury, Miss Isabelle Bradbury, Denver
? G. E Garst and wife, r. S. Garst, Pue.
bio: l.. Lindsey, Nogales; b. McCool,
Jerome: w. B. Cunning, San Francis
, co: Mrs K. ]. Casey. Miss Florence
Baker. San Antonio; H. S. Chapman
l New York: w. A. Glass, ST. Louis.
Some Jersey 'SkeeterS.
An appalling plague of msstodon
mosquitoes. competent to bore through
!. tin and leather. is sapping the life