El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-01

Casas Grandes tomorrow on a pleasure
trip to be gone q week or more.
A. E. Nelson, who has been touring
Mexico for the past month left for his
home this morning in Minneapolis
MINI.
Arthur II. Roller who is interested
in mining in the Jsrillas left yesterday
for the mountains over the White
Oaks.
J.H. Small, master mechanic for
the S. P. at Sacramento, accompanied
by his wife. and daughter, left today for
I Tucson.
Mr.. and Mrs, B. S. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Wilson, and ]. 1. Long went
to Pttsburg, Pa, this morning over
the Santa Fe.
G. G. Winner left over the G. b. to-
day for Galveston. From there he
goes to New York over the Mallory
Steamship Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crown of Del Rio, who
have been visiting with County
Superintendent Thomas's family left
for home yesterday.
b. B. Wilson of the Continental Oil
company returned this morning to
Albuquerque afterSa weeks business
trip to AlamogordO.
Mrs. T. B. Catron, of Santa Fe, sis
ter of w. G. Wall and vice president
of the w. G. Walz company is here
visiting for few days.
J. E.. Coleman and sister of La Sale,
Illinois, came in on the TIP yesterday.
Mr.. Coleman is here Tor his health and
is stopping at Hotel Dieu.
J. w. Crook, Baptist missionary,
went up to Alamogordo this morning.
He is interested in building up the
Baptist church in that vicinity.
Ed. Gleason, commercial agent for
the Rock Island railway. of Dallas, Is
in the city looking for a depot site for
the great trans-continental route.
S. L. Luker, who held position
with N. Diamond about three months
ago, is in the city and has accepted a
position with j. Stolaroff on San An
tonic St.
W. Mcclellan, q prominent stock
man of Kansas City, went to Fort
Worth this afternoon. He shipped
as, today.
W.. McGinnis, of Las Cruces, ad-
ministrator for the estate OF ThOs. j.
Bull. Mesilla, N. NJ, who has been In
theecity for the past few days, left for
home this morning.
Mrs. Page, from an eastern city, ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
accept the position as chief trimmer In
the store of M. Posener, making this
her permanent home.
Isidor Cohn, travelin~ salesman for
Brown Bros in San Francisco, came
in on the Santa Fe this morning from
Colorado. He says he finds the wealth
err quite different here from that in
Colorado.
LautarO ROca, an attache of the Uni
ted States legation of the City OF Mex
leo, and William Gibbs spent Monday
and Tuesday in Ell Paso enjoying our
little city. From here they went to
California for few weeks.
Sixty-five colored soldiers were dis
charged from Fort Grant, Arizona,
about q week ago. Fourteen OF them
came in on the s. P. this afternoon.
Eleven went out on the G. II. and
three on the T. 81 P.
Mrs. A. P Coles as charming
hostess is SO we'll known that it is use
less to speak in detail of the delight
full afternoon and evening all enjoyed
on Tuesday. In the afternoon after
q hotly contested game OF high five
and q most delicious lunch the first
prizes were awarded to Mrs. j. M.
Dean and,Mrs. w. D. Howe, dainty
little Dresden figure for one and for
the other q Wedgewood match safe. In
the evening the prizes were won by
Miss Bewley and j L. Logan, silver