El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-14
PERSONALS.

Mrs. h. A. Conner Is quite Ill.
D. Storms left for Denver this morn.
ing.
J. P. Casey of Las Cruces, is in the
city.
w. 2. Bates came down from Jarilla
last night.
b. Lane-left over the S. P. today for
San Francisco.
D. Harris went to Denver this morn
in on business.
E. o. Galloway is in the city from
Thurber, Tex.
Lie. Mayes left for Prescott. Ariz-
ona, this morning.
J. Maxwell left for Yuma this af-
terDoon over the S. p.
Mrs. Gist returned from Colorado
Springs this morning.
Miss Bessie Olshsusen is quite Ill at
her home at Fort Bliss.
]. 81. Boomer left for his home in
Phoenix this afternoon.
r. M. johnson and wife left for Colo
RADIO Springs this morning.
Major Converse left over the G. Il.
S. J. Thomas and wife, of this city,
left for Cisco, Tex, this afternoon.
T. h. Conklin' and wife returned
from Houston yesterday afternoon.
The Santa Fe was one hour late this
morning. The cause was unknown.
Mrs. II. M. Davis left for few
weeks visit in San Antonio this after
noon.
Wyndham Kemp left for Santa Mo-
MICA, Cal, TO-DAY to be gone until Aug
gust l.
Judge Walthall and w. W. Turney
returned from Austin this morning on
the T. P.
T. r. Hasssm and son of chihuahua
left for San Francisco this morning
over the Santa Fe.
r. n. Kneeshaw and daughter left
for Los Angeles this morning to spend
the summer months.
j. A. Creel came up from chihuahua
last night and left this morning for
Chicago on the Santa Fe.
w. J. Mcintyre, wife and sister, of
Valentine, Texas, arrived in the city
yesterday and left this morning for
Denver.
A telegram from 81. Colliander at
Los Angeles states that his infant
child is very i'll and not expected to
survive.
Rev. J. T. French, Rev. A. M. Lump
kin, DR.. Ramser, and Carver Brown
started yesterday for Boyd's ranch in
the Sierra Madre country where they
will enjoy three weeks vacation.
E. E. Shrine, formerly dispatcher
here with the G. H., has lately been
appointed agent at Yuma, A. T. Mr..
Shrine has for some time filed the
position of agent at Bowie Station.
Mrs. Col. Gilbert Smith of ST. Louis,
who has been to Manila with her
daughter who went there to marry an
army officer, passed through the city
today on his way home to St. Louis.
Miss Sarah Williams, daughter of
Mrs. Anna Williams of this city, will
leave in a few days for Southern Cali
fornia in the hope of regaining her
health which has been failing for some
time past.
Gerald Bunsow left yesterday for his
old home, Kiel, Germany, where he will
spend indefinite time in the recovery of
his health. Mr.. Bunsow in his long bust
ness acquaintance both in Ell Paso and
Jusrez has made many friends who
wish him we'll.
F. @. Matteson, editor and proprietor
of the Tularosa Democrat, came in last
evening and returned home this morn
ing Mr.. Matteson is one of the shin
ing base ball lights of that prosperous
town and announced desire to bring
the team here to cross bats once more
with the Ell Paso team.
THE HOTELS.
ST. Charles: A. l.. Treesbsck, Miss
Alice and May O'Connor, Il. L. Ross,
Texas; II. P. Dawson, N. Manchester,
Manuel Alamo, Mexico.
Center Block: D. F. Howard and
wife, ST. Louis; J. E. Gallagher, Dal-
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