El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30
PERSONALS.


Mrs. M. Sinnott left yesterday fol-
Chicago.
Lieut. Greenwsy left Las Cruces THU
morning.
Deputy Sheriff Ben Williams return
ed home today.
Miss Florence Thornton went up te
Earlham yesterday.
Col. Volney Hall of the T. & P. ar
rived this morning.
Mrs. W. P. Belote left for New
York city yesterday.
A. B Bell left over the G. II. yester.
day for New Orleans.
81. D. Gardner left on this morning's
Santa Fee for Denver.
Rev. r. M. Craig went up to Albu.
querque this morning.
Mr.. Rildebrand went down to San
Elizario this afternoon.
Ralph LOOMS has returned from the
State University Saturday.
W. r: Slinkard and family left for
| Little Rock. Ark, to reside.
| Sin Holsteln, cattle man of Graft
county, left for Hillsboro today.
Harry Dillon left for Utica, N. Y,
this morning over the Santa Fe.
| Fred Mueller left for eastern Texas
over the G. n. this afternoon.
Mrs. A. Carmen of Chicago left this
morning for home over the Santa Fe.
w. II. Austin is in the city from
| Kansas City. Mrs. Austin is very Ill.
J. A. Cooke and Mr.. Townsend left
day.
Mrs. Allan Blacker came down from
Fresnal today and will return Mon
day.
Mrs. 81. M. Mundy and mother went
up to the ranch today to remain all
SUMNER 7As-ly - a..a
J. G. Carera, surveyor of Dona Ana
county, came down this morning from
Las Cruces.
Wilberts Duel and wife and Miss
Logan of Fort Bliss left for Joliet, ILL.,,
this morning q
. w. 81. Smith has been at San An
dreas, Otero county, buying cattle to
ship to Ell Paso.
up from San Pedro last night and leave
today for ST. Louis.
Mrs. Windham and family left this
morning for the Casas Grandes country
to spend the summer.
G. A. Richardson, president of tt e
board of regents at the college at Me
silla, returned home today.
Mrs. II. M. Mundy and family left |
for their ranch at Chamberino this |
to spend the summer.
J. B. Fiske, one of Hillsboro's pro-
minent business men and banker, came |
In this morning on short visit.
j. A. Smith has recovered suff-
GENTLY from his recent attack of cry
sipelas to be on the streets again. !
Mrs. B. B. Bailey, principal of the
Mesa school here. will spend the sum-
ner at Fulton, Mo. She left today.
Pitzer's orchestra will play for the
commencement ball at the Agricul-
night.
Sam. J, Prudential, manager of the
Il. Lesinsky Co., has returned from
successful business trip to Arizona
points.
William Smith, clerk at Max
ochutz's, left for his ranch in the San
Andreas Mts. in New Mexico this
morning.
Mrs. A. G. Rich ards and children
who have been in the city about a
month have gone to Los Angeles to
7isit relatives. Ii
Rev. j. M. Mcclure came down from
Las Cruces yesterday and will begin a 1
evival at the Trinity Methodist church
N Texas street.
E. j. Gift, conductor ON the S. P,
'etween Tucson and Los Angeles, ar
ived in the city yesterday and will re-
main few days.
Jack Maxwell, the witness for whom \
Pat Garrett went up to Alamogordo, !
anne down on the train last night and
eft for Hillsboro today.
DR.. A. W. Moore and wife of PORT
and, Oregon, arrived in the city YES
erday and left on the G. b. this after J
Don for Columbus, Ohio.
J. A. T. Evans of Ft. Worth is in the
ity from the Yaqui gold county. He
epQts everything prosperous down /,