El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-18
PERSONALS.

T. q. Booz of Sabinal, Mexico, is IL
town.
G. o. Coffin came up from the rancl
this morning.
Jim Plomton left for Santa Rosala
hot springs today.
G. B. Eddy expects to leave for New
York In few days.
Miss Helen Randell left for Sal,
Lake this morning.
G. B. Mol ntosh and J. L. KcCorkle
of Maria, are in the city.
| Miss Gorbutt and Miss Witt went
back to Ysleta this afternoon.
o. L. Rice of the Santa Fe New Mex.
lean came down this morning.
Mrs. J. J. Donnelly of this city went
up to Alamogordo this morning.
Mrs. E. h. Clay left for trip to San
Jose this morning over the Santa Fe.
! Luther Merchant of Houston is visit
! ing his father in this city, Judge Mer-
chant.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Sroufe of Tue
son came IN this afternoon to visit re-
latives here.
E. A. Chaffee. U. S. commissioner at
Las Cruces, N. NJ, ia in the city on
| legal business.
Mrs. E. M. Laferriere, sister of the
late De Mules of Jarilla fame, left for
Kansas City this morning.
Phil Fall of Mexico and big mine
owner came up last night to spend a
week with relatives here.
Mr.. Marvin, conductor on the east
end of the T. & p. came in this morn
ing to visit his family here.
Fifty Mexicans were sent out on the
Santa Fe this morning to do section
work on the Santa Fee Pacific.
AL Coddington OF Albuquerque, de-
putty U. marshal, is still in charge
of the Carmack properties at La Luz
aud Fresnsl.
Miss Marie Forbes of the Hotel
AlamogordO and Mrs. Hall of White
Oaks we're passengers on the North
eastern list evening.
Mrs. Harry L. Westlake came up
from Guerrero, Mexico, on last even
ing's Mexican Central and is visiting
her mother Mrs. George Paul.
j. w. Ward, superintendent of the
r. 6. division, and G. M. Race, super
intendeut of the B. & B. department
of the T. & P. came in this morning
from Big Springs.
Chas. Blue of La Luz, came on the
White Oaks last night having been
employed in the engineer corps on the
Salado extension. He will likely go to
the Sierra Madre.
Ralph S. Cornell of Omaha went up
the White Oaks this morning. He is
interested in putting inlivery at Cloud
croft and will make specially of fur
mining the necessary rolling stock for
burro rider. There are beautiful spots
in the pine forest surrounding the new
resort which can be reached
only by trail and burro parties will be
the proper caper.
Mrs. Dr.. Rawlings and Miss Jones
very pleasantly entertained the
Woman's club members and their
friends at her home on Myrtle avenue
made merry with a contest of wits
over word definitions. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cohen were the victors. The wide
pOrches were lighted with Chinese
lanterns, a string orchestra played
and the gracious hostesses
made it delightful evening for every
body.
THE HOTELS.
ST. Charles: P Carney. Albuuuer-
que; j F Clark, Mrs, w w Adams and
son, Chihuahua: J II Hood, William
Ramsey, Colorado; 81 Ferrune, Cecil
Patey, London.
Piersop: J. II. Gibson, ST. Louis; B.
F. Casoa, Kansas City; Thos. Day, L.
b. Sutherland. w. G. Prudible, Lock
Haven, Pa: J. Huber and sister, Dali
las; w. J. Sheer, New York; w. Fl. !
Leonard.
Grand Central: G. M. Taylor, Ration;
Jno. Beaton, Chicago; Lee Rheinhsrdt, !
St. Louis: L. Phelan, Psrral; II. G. |
Frazer. San Francisco; Fl. q. Chapman,
New York; J. o. Rurce, Lafayette,
Ind; J. w. Ward, Big Springs; o. L. |
Rice. Santa Fe; A. e. Arlington: Du-
rango.
Lindell: r. L. Scott and wife, Col
onia Juarez: r. L. SebrinR, Alamo |
gordo; S. 0. Smith, Jarilla; J. F. F.,
Kramer, Parral, Mex; Otto Baylas, |
Torreon: n. II. Briggs, FIT. Hancock; |
A. G. Fregue, DeminR; 7. j. Coggin, |
w. A. Coggin, Merkel; Will Simpson, /!
Eskota; M. E. Hand, Merkel; L. Maud. |
in, San Elizario. Tex.
Center block3 James Patterson, and
SOD, j. B..Mcl ntosh, j. l.. McCorkle,
Maria; T. H. Booz, Sabinal: r. G. Nc
Mahont and wife, City of Mexico:
Buyee w. Fountaine, Galveston: w.
F. Richards, Chicago; j. S. Chamber
ain, G. j. BLUE Alamogordo; Ralph