El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-11
PERSONALS.

Bishop Kendrick left yesterday for
Tucson.
n. H. Chitwood went to Santa Fe
this morning.
Mrs. J. a. Nations left for Kansas
City today.
J. "A. Eddy went up to Alamogordo
this morning.
Manuel Flores went down Ysleta
this afternoon.
S. II. Parsons left this morning for
Casas Grandes.
went home today.
Maury Kemp went up to Canutillo
on q hunt this morning.
S. E. Knapp left via the Santa Fe
for Los Angeles today.
NJ Haight, D. Bush and P. Lick
went to Los Angeles this afternoon.
Col. P. Mothersill left on the G. Fl.
this afternoon on his way TO Cuba.
A. Andrews and l.. Ray went to San
Antonio this afternoon over the G. 81.
P. Stair chief clerk of freight de-
partment of the T. & p. came in this
morning.
w. J. Lemp of Lemp's Brewing COM
psny went to Los Angeles this after
noon.
Mrs. j. w. Thompson, of Grosbeck,
is visiting her daue hter, Mrs. 81. j.
Darwood.
A. II, Mckenzie of San Francisco
went to Boston this afternoon over the
7. & P.
E.. c. Smi III of Seattle. Wash, went
via the 7. q r. to st. Louis this after
noon.
Louis Avis aai mother, lett for
their home in Dallas, this afternoon
over the T. & +.
T. c. Hitchcock msnag err for Good
and company came in last night from
AlamOs ordo.
J. Vance Lewis of Washing ton, D. c.,
is in the city and went up to Sd nta Fe
today on business.
G. r. Rippy and E. T. Thorn pson
went to Kansas City over the ANITA Fs
this morning.
II. D. Slater, editor of the HERALD,
left on the G. II. today for q few weeks
visit in Washington.
b. J. Cochran and T. E. Sewell who
arrived in this city yesterday left for
San Franci. co this afternoon.
E J. Pratt, representative of St
Louis mining company went up to the
Jsrillss today 10 look at prospects
there.
J. E. Hurley, superinten sent OF San
ia Fe at Las Vegas and G. E Ayers.
assistant 60 out this afternoon in their
private car.
W. 81. Austin left for Kansas City
this morning on the Santa Fe 10 re-
main. His family will join him in the
near future.
Mrs. A. T. Miller, formally pro prize
tor of the st. Charles, is quite i'll
with fever at the hotel.
b. A. Connor. auditor OF the White
Oaks, returns to the city On today's
train from his monthly trip over the
line on the pay car.
E. J. Dedmau, of the pure hasing de-
psrtment of the White Oaks left for
Alamogordo yesterday on business con-
pected with that department..
VIM Cameron, chief clerk for Sup
erinteudent Hartman of the Central.
and wife left for TampicO this after
noon on a two weeks pleasure trip.
VIM. N. Lane, of White Oaks. left
that place on the 9th with stock to es-
tsblish q stage and express line be-
tween AlsmogOrdo, Nogal and White
Oaks.
The Rev. Thos d. Lewis after a
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. n. F.
Kettler returned to his home In San
Msrcial. N. NJ, on the Santa Fe this
morning.
Miss L. Wallace, teacher iu the
public schools at Tulaross, was in Ell
Paso over night on her way to the ter
ritorisl college, where she will take
post graduate course.
Capt. Sam Bettes spoke last night In
spite of the norther to good sized
audience. He speaks tonight on labor
at the same place, corner San Antonio
and oregon streets.
Burton Parker, special agent from
Detroit, accompanied by his wife. and
E. P. Stoker, went out to look after
some mines at Benson. Ariz., and from
an inspection tour.
Or. Rodriguez PARA, of the City
of Mexico, passed through Ell Psso
yesterday on his way to Japan. Mr..
Mallen, the Mexican consul here. met
him and showed him the accustomed
nr. PARA goes to Yoko-
hama as Mexican consul, succeeding
Rodrigo Aspiroz, son of the new am
Aspiroz will assume the duties of third
ton.
Married.