El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-13
PERSONALS.

Captain J. r. Hughes of the rangers
went east this afternoon.
Mrs. B. F.. Hammett. who has been
Ill With the grip, ls reported to be
much improved.
Undertaken Nagley returned from
Las Cruces this morning. He was
called there yesterday on business.
w. J. Harris, county commissioners
from Ysleta, cana from Fort Worth
this morning on the T. P. badly If
f1icted with ID grip pc.
General Manager Thorne, Chief
Clerk Webb, Superintendent Ward,
and j. w. Everman came in over the
T. P. this moroing.
Mrs. Albert Schultz entertained Q
number of her friends Wednesday af-
ternoon. Refreshments we're served.
Every body professed to have had Q
most enjoyable time.
B. D. Harper and wife of Greely,
Colo. arrived this morning over the
Santa Fe on their way TO California.
They will spend Q couple of weeks here
as tie guests of and Mrs. W. s. Mo-
CutcheOn who are old Colorado friends
Of theirs.
George Lsndreth and bride arrived
this morning from the east and are
stopping at the Lindell. Mr.. Landreth
10 now an attache Of the smelter, but
formerly worked for Momsen and
Thorne. He recently left for Penn
sylvsnia to get married.
August Fork, of the wholesale
and d.retail firm Of Krekausr, Fork and
Moye, of the cities of Ell Paso and Chi
hushus, passed through the city today
on his way to New York, where be will
remain several weeks on business.
Mr. Fork makes his headquarters st
Eduardo Linss, . leading merchant
Of Ahumads, Mex, arrived in town
last evening for the purpose Of making
some large purchases. Mr.. Linss IL
owner of some very valuable mines
Ibout fifteen miles west of Ahumads
md sale is pending out Of which he
expects to realize about $50, 600.
T. 81. Booz, superintendent of the
Ventura Silver mine In the Ssbinsl
mining district Of northern Chihus-
lua, was In the city yesterday. He
'rrived here today from Atlanta, Ca,
.here be has been spending the bolt
lays with his parents. He left this
morning on the Rio Grande. Sierra
6adre & Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper, of ColQredo,
vho are Visiting Mr.. and Mro. Ne.
3uscheon, attended the wedding Of tho
after couple twenty years ago at
Evans, Colorado, making . trip Of one
hundred and ffty miles to be present
ny. The twontfeeh Anaiversary of,
hse event viii Be enjoyed by the whole
'arty next Sunday.
81. K. Street is In the city from Gux-
nan, Mexico, where he is foreman of
he immense ranch of the Corralites
sttle company. There are about
9, 600 cattle grazing on this ranch. He
, here for the purpose of meeting his
0usin 81. s. Dyer whom be he'd never
cen. Mr.. Dyer comes from Howell,
Nenn., and from what be has seen Of
Il Paso he likes It very much and ex-
'ects to locate here and 60 into busi-
or Guzman.
AT HOTELS.
Grand Central: 81. G. Avis, st. Louie;.
hugo Schsrwenka, New York; J. ].
3uregh Bloomington, Nebraeka; O.,
Bailey. Waco.
Center Block: J. B. Dillon. Lockport
NJ; Ray Hammond, Las Vegas, NJ.
T.; Edward A. Pearson Albuquerque.
Pierson. M. F. Smith, Sierra Blanca;
I. F. Hogan, Oakland, Calf; w. @.
decher, st. Louis; DR.. e. 81. Ross and.
amily, Santa Fe; Andrew Bradley and
rife, Chicago; j. c. Palmer, Pans,
lls.; w. r. Parks, st. Louis.
New Commercial: W. W. Beard and
life, Hunter, N. D.; r. B. Best,
iuntsville, Texas; ]. A. Haskell, Los
Angeles; G. o. Miller and daughter,
'assdene. Calf; Miles w. Brown,
!orgonville, Ks.; r. e. Bolts, Mead
iile' Mo.
DR.. FARRIS SHOT.