El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-20
PERSONALS.

81. d. STEELE left for Denver this
morning.
A. 81. Van Cleve Of Silver City is
visiting here.
r. w. LOOMS returned from Casas
Grandes last night.
Arthur Williams returned Lome to
Alsmogordo today.
w. W. Bridgers went down to San
Antonio this afternoon.
J. Stinson and family went to Los
Angeles today on the limited.
II. D. Mfnichan left this morning
via the Santa Fee for Chicago.
Chas. Dowd, customs inspector, went
up to Las Cruces this morning.
i The cadets of the high school give a
picnic tomorrow over the river.
The S. P. from the west is ten hours
late, caused by freight wreck.
A. w. Clifford went up to Jarilla to-
day to look after mining properties.
Mrs Rock and Mr.. A. Herrin left on
the limited this noon for Los Angeles.
Joe Dryer, mounted Inspector, is In
Dallas, on q ten days leave OF absence.
Mrs. EJennines left on the Santa
Fe this morning for Binghamton, N.
~.
J. Wheaton Leonard, the celebrated
baritone and composer, is staying at
the Grand Central.
Mrs c L Smith, mother of Mrs Fred
Marshall of this city. went up to Las
Cruces this morning.
Mrs. A. Goodman and children left
on the Santa Fee this morning for WIS.,
it to Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. M. A. Heltzen and Miss @ Bre-
han left on the Santa F'e for points In
California this morning.
IN. Hall, superintendent of the
bridge and building department OF the
T. & P, came in this morning.
Frank Morris returned from Alamo
Pordo last evening where he went to
look after his homestead in the noun
tains.
Miss Annie Coffin and Miss Winona
Lemley went down to Clint this after
noon to spend the holidays at the
ranch.
Charles Purtell and wife left here
over the T. Il P. yesterday for Fort
Worth, Texas, where they will in the
future reside.
The Sacramento Chief is sending
Guy Herbert to attend the McNew
trial at Silver City to come up in this
term of court there.
EQerton Clairmonte, the English
novelist who has been making Ell Paso
his home for number OF weeks past,
will leave for the Jarillas tomorrow.
Louis B. Bishop, who has been
l. IF a 6OclatV
for some time past, has accepted
position as reporter on the Graphic.
l.. A. Sumner of the White Oaks
surveying corps went up to Alamogor-
do today. He says they will begin lay
ing steel this afternoon on the extern
sion.
Miss Eta Bradley, who has been en-
gagged in missionary work in Ell Paso
for few weeks past, left today for
Fort Worth to assume charge of a mis-
sion there.
1T. James, the leading merchant of
Casas Grandes, returned from Salt
Lake on the Santa Fe this morning,
where he has been in the interest of
the Mormon church.
John Riley, we'll known cattle man
of Colorado, purchased fifteen hundred
head of cattle from HoughtOn and
Crosson at Cssas Grandes and is ship
ping them through today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Frame came up
from Mexico last night where they
have been on q months visit. Mr..
Frame is q conductor on the Santa Fe
Pacific and left on the Santa Fe today
to go back to work.
r. A. Sleyster, the life insurance
agent Of Albuquerque, came In over
the T. P. from trip up the Pecos Val
ley. He is we'll pleased with the ap-
pesrance of the country. and thinks
has bright future.
J.F. Hinkel, wife and children, re-
turned to their mountain home on the
White Oaks today. The sanitary board
which Mr.. Hinkel went to attend was
with the same members as
before at Las Vegas, with W. III. Jacks
of Silver City as chairman.
AT HOTELS.
Grand Central; Otto Kaiser, E M
Mills, Morenci; J p Good Cander, ST.
Louis; A Johnson, Mrs, Jam es Nc
Mexico; M II Frank and wife,
A II Van Cleve, Silver City;
II II Murdoch, ST Louis.
ST. Charles: w 81 Manthrope, @ W
Beigle, San Francisco; Mr. Hogelsber-
ger and wife and son, San Franchises; W
E Heresford, r A Dryer, w B Car
rerie, r Blanche, Kansas City; A