El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-27
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Charles Hunt arrived last night
from chihuahua.
Max Armijo. of Las Cruces, came In
on the Santa Fe this morning.
Master Max A. Armijo of Las Cru.
ces arrived this morning on the Santa
Fe.
J. II. Stewart, publisher of the Good.
land Republic, Goodland, Kan, is in
the city.
Don Jose Guadenams, q wealthy
farmer from Vinton, Texas, Is in the
city on business.
Miss Ida Wheeler, q charming young
lady from Robinsville, New Jersey, is
q visitor in town.
8. O. CASTILLO, the clerk at the Smell
ter store, returned from . trip to New
Mexico this morning.
Mrs. Hall from the thriving little
, camp of Alamo0Ordo is late arrival
at the Center Block.
]. q. Conner. pleasant gentleman
connected with the Pullman Co. at San
Francisco. is in the city.
J. S. Lane, q travelling man from
Buffalo, N. Y. is among the late ar
rivals at the Commercial.
John Miller of Idaho went south
over the Mexican Central this after
noon to Durango. Mexico.
Wilbur T. Oliver. of the Santa Fe
land department of Topeka, arrived by
this mornings Santa Fee train.
Prof. Hadley, of the Las Cruces Ag-
rfcultural College, was among the ar
rivals on the Santa Fee this morning.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Ballard of
Roswell passed through the city today
on his way from Santa Fee to his home.
Mrs. J. e. rNsgley, who has been
quite i'll the past few days, has recover
ed and expects to 60 to Vinton tom0r-
row to recuperate.
City Engineer Wimberly is on the
sick list and will doubtless keep with
in doors for several days as he is in
the clutches of grip.
Adolph Solomon coptemplates q trip
to Carload Springs, Austria, for the
about the first of April.
B. F. Britton and wife from Jersey
City, the land of mud and mosquitoes,
came in over the Santa Fe this morn.
ing and are enjoying life In the Pass
City.
Jas. Watson and wife from Brock
Vile, Ont, Cans ada are baskinR in the
sun at Ell Paso and while otherwise
enjoying themselves are stopping at
the Pierson.
I. J. Mccoy, wife and child from
New York City are recovering from
the effects of eastern life In the baimy
of Ell Paso. They are re-
gistered ct the Piers0n.
F. II. McElhone, of Dallas, adiuster
for the Firemsn's Fund insurance
company of San Francisco, is in town
adjusting the claims ON the recent fire
1T Momsen & Thorne's.
Dick Rule. the Chinese inspector,
returned from Las Cruces this morn
Ing, where he went to appear In cases
against some Chinese. The celestials
we're released from custody.
Frank Ashton, expert mining en-
gineer and superintendent of mines
near Chihuahus, Mexico, has returned
from New York and Washington. He
and Mrs. Ashton and their son left for
yesterday.
Capt. Sam o. Smith. representing
The Delaware Ins. Co. and the Insur-
1nce Co. of N. America at Dallas. is
registered at the Pierson. He Is here
On business connected with the late
IRE at Momsen and Thorne's.
Mrs. J. F. Salmon will be in the city
next Monday to instruct her class in
art embroidery, instead of Thursday,
owing to the Presbyterian reception
which will be held on that date. Mrs. |
Salmon will meet her class at the re-
,idence of Mrs. DR.. Wright from 2 to 5
p. m.
Several prominent insurance men |
ire in the city and registered at the |
Pierson. Ell Paso evidently is q good |
field for these men, judging from the |
number who come in every day with |