El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-25

Liberal, came in on the S. P, yester-
day and went to Lordsburg, this MORN
ing.
E. E. Levy left this morning on the
Northeastern on a business trip In the
interest of his firm, the Ell Paso Gro
Gerry Co.
Ralph Hallorap, of the New York
Life Insurance company, who has been
in this city q few days, went north this
morning.
A party of New York capitalists
composed of F. A. Beckett, c. F..
Jackets and E. r. Butler are stopping
at the Pierson.
M. Posener returned yesterday from
an extended trip east where he had
been for the purchase of new spring
and summer goods.
Mr.. Flores Of Las Vegss, came in on
the Santa Fe this morning. He is to
take position as teacher in the S. w.
Business college.
A. Flohr came in on the Santa Fe this
morning from Chicago; he was with
Ketelseu and Dsgetau in Mexico for
quite a number of years.
In one of the boxes last night at the
opera was box party composed Of
Walter Long and bride. Miss Long,
Mrs. Perry, and w. II. Long.
J.P. Reardon and G. A. Newberry,
from Alliance, Nebraska, came in over
the Mexican Central last evening. hav-
ing toured the republic of Mexico
P. and Manuel Falomier who are at
tending the college at Mesilla Park
came down this morning t. spend
Saturday and Sunday with their par
cts in this city.
Gus Lee has returned from attending
the Mardi Gras at New Orleans. The
Crescent City is Gus's old home and he
takes advantage Of the low rates once
q year to 60 down and see the fOlks
and enter into the festivities of the
occasion.
On next Thursday Mrs. A. p. Coles
will entertain the married ladies at
cards in the afternoon and the young
people in the evening. A delightful
time is anticipated by those lucky
enough to be asked as Mrs. Coles is a
charming hostess.
Mrs. McKinnell entertained very in
formally at luncheon yesterday in
honor of her sister Miss White and
Miss Pell. After the luncheon q most
cozy and delightful afternoon was spent
Those present we're Miss Jones. Miss
White, Miss Pell, Mesd ames J. F. Will
liams, Fox, and Jordan.
The following are the names of the
party who left at noon today over the
White Oaks to attend q reception and
banquet given by Hotel Alamogordo
in honor of G. B. Eddy's return from
New York: Howard Ford, q large
stockholder in the road; J. q.
Van Dyke, the celebrated art
critic; c. B. Eddy, J A. Eddy,
and A. S. Greig.
George r. Harvey, formerly county
attorney and highly respected citizen
Of Ell Psso. left today with his wife for
Kansas City. where be will take
charge of the private correspondence
Of J. a. Nations, formerly of Ell Paso,
and also look after a part Of the legal
business of the commission firm of
which Mr.. Nations has lately become
member. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey leave
behind them host of friends in Ell
Paso who regret their taking up their
residence elsewhere, but who wish
them success in their new location.
AT HOTELS.
Grand Central: ]. Miller, Mexico;
Horam Hadley, Las Cruces; D L.
Meval, Kansas City, Mo-; A. Flohr.
Chicago, Ill.
Center Block: E. A. Brown Seattle,
Wash; E. G. Trexler, d. d. Mcdonald,
A. Selden, Denver, Colo; II. Bsnksrt,
Mrs. Berry and family, c. B. Kendell,
F. Y; A. E. Connor, Ray Southsrd,
Donald Clark, Joe Hawkins N. Y.
Pierson: r. j. Wilson, Chicago; ILL.,;
P. E. Ripp. San Diego. Cal: h. Ellen
burg, San Francisco. Cal, r. L. Prest,
St. Louis, Mo-: Nm. Fate, Memphis,
Tenn; J. G. Van Dyke, Howard. Ford,
N. Y; Ed. Davis, Pittsburg, Pa. G. P.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Peck, Scranton, Pa:
F. r. Davidson. Alamordo, w. j. Pair,
Los Angeles; J. G. Delaney,
Chas. Schelling and wife N. Y.
Lindell: Chas. Menke, St. Louis,
Mo-; James K. Lyman, St. Louis, Mo-:
Ihos. FurlonR, and son, St: Louis,
Mo-; J. p. Cochran, San Frisco: b.
Las Cruces, N. M. w. j.
TOyah: A. II. M. Clor-
mack, st. Louis; Frank Euright. ST.
Louis; James Gashey, St. Louis; S. O.
Smith, Jarillas; VIM. BIRD, Jarrillas;
J. p. Reardon, Alliance, Neb.; G. A.
bott and wife, Chihuahus: n. M. Mer-
ten, Hatch, N. M.
New Commercial: p. K. Fisher,
Col; T. ID. Inclusion, Abeline,
Tex; A. 7. Ames. CALIFORNIA;; F. G.
Winants, ST Louis; A. w. Galloway,
g E. Mills, Grand Rapids,
Mich; J. L. Edsou, Union Hill, N. j;
Geo. Hawley, Green Bay, Wis: j. E.
Adams, Lafayette, Ind; d. Bell
and family, Jas. Cronson, Detroit: Geo.
A. Zierath, Lake Charles. La; j. E.
Steiver, San Diego, Cal. /; Jas. Marshall,
Torreou, Mex; M. T. Christy, Houston,
Tex; T. G. Dunn, Houston, Tex; B.
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