El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-18
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MIS-. d. 4. bOu&Qer W6nG up 10 Lbs
Cruces today.
Dave Robinson returned from Big
springs this morning.
Lieut.. Green ay returned home this
! morning to Las Cruces.
A. r. Mckenzie left for Chicago TO-
day over the Santa Fe.
G. A. Griffoth left for his home in
Emporia Kansas this morning.
Mrs. John O'Keeffe and children re-
| turned this morning on the T. P.
Gilbert Hassell left this morning on
the Santa Fe for Colorado Springs.
DR.. Bishop returned home last even
ing after two weeks stay at Cloud
croft.
Mrs. Sim Owens, of Louisville, Ar
kansas, Ia in the city the guest OF DR..
Bishop.
Robert Alexander, brother of Harry
Alexander, came down from Cloudcroft
last night
Mrs. Hicks came up from Clint this
morning to visit few days with Mrs.
Judge Walthall.
A. G. Biddell came down from Ala
mogordo last night to remain few
days in the city.
The Santa Fe was one hour late to-
day on account of the heavy rains, but
went out on time.
Nap J. Roy has returned to the city
from Dallas and will reopen his tailor
ing establishment.
A. r. Notz came down from Alamo
gordo last night and left for Scranton,
PannEVlVaniR this mOrninO
Mrs. ]. G. Albright came down from
Albuquerque yesterday and Mr.. AL
bright is expected in the city today.
Misses Viola and Frederiks Peacock
returned tlast night from Cloudcroft
and left this morning for their home.
Mrs. Comfort, mother of S. r. Com
fort of the Mexican Central, left for
her home in Topeka, Kansas, this
morning.
The Denver Republican says that
Mrs. j. A. Eddy entertained on Friday
evening in honor of Miss Florence
Besll of this city.
The Mandolin club and the party
that went up to Cloudcroft with them
last Saturday, all returned last night
and report a fine time.
George Montague and mother ar
rived this morning on the T. P. from
Willspoint to visit A. w. Montague
and family, of this city.
Prof. w. w. Robertson, of .Demipg,
and sister, Miss Anna Robertson, came
down from Cloudcroft last night ard
returned home on the S. P. this after
noon.
Thirty-one Italian laborers came
down from Alamogordo q few days ago
where they have been working for
Good s. Co., and left for Kansas City
this morning.
Miss Susie Mead, a school teacher
of Mesilla Park, returned last night
from Cloudcroft, where she has been
attending the Chautauqua,a and returned
home this morning on the Santa Fe.
Marion White, brother of Carter
White, with the Star Grocery Co. and
q nephew of the late DR.. White, ar
rived from Baltimore, Md, last week
to take position with the Ell Paso
Dairy Co. Mr.. White has had several
years experience in the milk business.
THE HOTELS.
ST. Charles: J. F. Clark, Socorro;
August Mayer, N. NJ, N. B. Davidson,
and wife, Los Angeles A. G. Biddell, |
Center Block: G. II. Wolfe, Pueblo;
]. K. Mckenzie, Chicago; P. II. A. |
Stearns, Juarez; J. 81. Freeman, Lon
don; T. ]. Chase, Oakland.
Lindell: Mrs. E. D. Coleman, Miss
BERTHE Coleman, j. w. Fleurnoy, Me-
silla Park; r. Corners. San Luis Poto-
81: Melville Lund, Pueblo, Colo; S. 81.
Sheffield.
Grand Central: J. P. Good, St.
Louis; Ed A. Sacket, Denver; w. G.
MCGOWAN, Pittsburg: Mrs. ]. G. Al
bright, Albuquerque; o. Bailey, Waco;
}. T. Gates, G. Maverick, Austin; A.
). Tooth, A. E. Roone, New Orleans;
w. E. Condor, E. E. Fall, J. B. Yoast,
Sincon.
Orndorf M. F. Manning, Los An