El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-19
PERSONALS.

FGkA0VNTNAS'
Frank O'Brien left this morning for
. short stay in the mountains near
Alamogordo.
w. A. Jennings now has desk in
Auditor Corners Office of the Ell Paso
and Northeastern.
Gen. w. F. Conner. state comman-
der of the G. A. R., left for Dallas to-
day via the T. & P.
Deputy United States Marshal Cod
dingtOn went over the Santa Fe this
mornil z to Santa Fee, N. M.
Proprietor Rogers of the bri ok
works returned this morning fr ON
Alton, Illinois. on the Texas & Pacific
limited.
Judge Bryant, of Las Cruces, has
and intends to make this city his home.
he will engage In the practice of law
here.
Chas. Ballard, deputy United States
Marshal, went north over the Santa
Fe this morning with . prisoner bound
for SOcorrO.
MISS Mary Smith, OF San Luis
POtOsi. went north over the Santa Fe
this morning to Mesilla Park, N. M,
where she will enter college.
P. E. Winters was among the pas
sengers on the Ell Paso and North
eastern, bound for the mountains to
join Mr.. Sumner's surveying outfit.
Mrs. Williams and her daughter,
Miss Amy, arrived this morning from
Lake Charles, La, where they have
been on q visit to Mrs. Williams
daughter, Mrs. Hole.
William Guiberson, who has been i'll
for the past three weeks with pneu-
monia, is now recovered and expects to
be able to return to his work at the
Star Stables in few days.
Mrs. Charley Hunt arrived in this
city from Las Cruces. N. M, and con-
tinued south this afternoon over the
Mexican Central in company with her
husband to chihuahua, Mex.
81. L. Alls, OF Denver, has accepted
q position rs chief clerk with Mr.. Sum-
ner'sssurveying outfit that are now
the extension of the Ell Paso
and Northeastern, and left this morn
ing tv join them.
A party consisting of B. D. Harper,
of Colorado; County Judge Harper,
D. M. Payne, and w, F. Payne left on
the 7. p. today for hunting trip.
The party will spend q day at San
Elizario, and then go on to Alamo
Alto, where several days will be spent.
A special train has been ordered to
bring in the game on Sunday, and the
party will come in the same day or
Monday.
Mrs. Ella G. Shields, who has been
In Ell Paso for the past four months
giving instruction in art work, will
loo no nuor ho 0anto Eo
for Wichita, Kansas, to &C
cept lucrative position with the firm
Of Innes g. Co. Mrs. Shields has made q
great many friends during her short
stay in this city who wish her the best
success in her new home. She takes
with her from Ell Paso 1925 worth of
art work which she is unable to COM
plete before her departure.
George II. Albin, representing the |
Champion Chemical Co. Of Springfield, |
Ohio is in the city for a few days on |
business connected With his house. He
reports large sales and says the bust
ness outlook for '99 is most encourage
ng; in fact better than ever before.
Mr.. Albin has exclusive control Of all |
swest of the Mississippi and |
lie statement sis based upon interviews
With prominent men in all the princi-
pal cities. The weather in Ohio is ex-
mild and vain seems to predo-
innate throughout the entire section.
AT HOTELS.
Lindell: Walter Webster, Mexico:
Ed. Kaufman, Mexico; M. A. Richard
ION, Chicago; DR.. J. 81. Neall, Buffalo;
Mrs. I. Machisio, Battle Creek; @. W.
Burns, Ration.
Pierson: E. r. Wheeler, Manistee;
). A. DOmer. COnderspOrt; Leon L. |
Cole, Condersport; Robert @. Storrie,
It. Worth; 81. c. Stelyler, 1.snsas
City, r. d. Ernest, Dallas; ]. r. Nc
.eod, Ft. Worth; w. II. Jacobs, M. r.
kiley, Fit. Worth.
Center Block: F. Bonham, Las
cruces; James Curran. Dieter, N. Y;
Henry Enekieh, Dieter, N. Y; G.G.
King. Chicago; Lester Hunt, New Or
cans, Ray Hsmmond, Las Vegas; Geo.
Bryan, Alamogerdo; J. A. Corner
[eld, Tulsrosa; J. M. Bowling, Chi
ago.
Grand Central: D. T. White, Las
Iegas: A. L. Sailors, Kansas City;
rs. Connors. Albuquerque; Geo. AL
lin, Stafford; c.. E. Mccoy, Kansas
;ity; WA. Mckinney, Albuquerque;
J. F. Long, ;Clark Lieper,
Denver; John Sloan, Chicago; H. G.
Avis, ST Louis; M. G. Willis, National
;ity; w. II. Boussll, Los Angeles; N.
). McKelong. Fit Worth ;J.C. Dougher,
Albuquerque; J. II. Donahue, Clifton;
drs. J. II. Donahue, Clifton;
New Commercial: J. B. Kendall,
1OustOn; r. SchertZ, II. A. Edwards.