El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-27
PERSONALS.


| this morning.
Mrs. A. Kaplan left for San Francis
| co this afternoon.
Miss Ella Wilson went to Fort Hau-
cock this afternoon.
L. T. Madden went to Pecos yester.
day to visit his sister.
Miss Atlanta Morrow went to Los
Angeles this afternoon.
E. w. Jessup left for New York yes
terday over the Santa Fe.
LIP. Marsh OF Winslow, Arizona, is
In town on q business trip.
G.E. Wallich, wife and daughter
left for Kansas City today.
CO. Coffin and Billy Rhienheimer
left for Clint this afternoon.
Mr.. Montague. ticket agent for the
T. & P. returned this morning.
G. T. Newman came in on the Santa
Fee this morning from the north.
The S. P. was one hour late this aft
ernoon and the T. & F. waited for it.
John Kendrick went to Winslow,
Arizona. this morning over the Santa
Fe.
Mr.. Williams, music dealer, came in
via the Santa Fe yesterday morn
ing.
w. 81. McKie, a prominent mining
man of Las Cruces, came down yester-
day.
Four of the 1.-TWO Married Men"
morning.
Fitzgerald Moore went out to his
ranch this morning over the White
Oaks.
Mrs. E. Earnest, who has been in
the city few days, went to Trinidad
this morning.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff Ten Eyck came
in on the T. & P. yesterday morning
from San Antonio.
w. A. Hawkins, general attorney
for the White Oaks road, returns this
evening from Alamogordo.
r. M. Reed and family came in over
the T. & p. this morning and left this
afternoon for Redlands, California.
F. W. Peck, who is interested in the
lum Der business in AlamOgOrdo. left
Pa.
German De Mules, father of the
late Turquois King, and daughter are
in the city, stopping at the Center
Block hotel.
Col. Mothersill went to Denver this
morning. He expects to be back IL
about ten days, and will be in Cuba
about the twentieth Of next month.
Monroe Harper left this morning for
Casas Grandes on his way to the Dos
Cabezas mine, which was sold Few
day ago for 1910, 900, Mexican money.
Geo. A. Smith, brother of the Hon.
VIM. A. Smith, congressman from the
fifth district of Michigan, is in the city.
1t is his intention to remain in this
city and teach voice culture. He was
here with the Andrews opera company
and left them in RincOn and returned
to this city to stay.
AT HOTELS.
ST. Charles: J. F. Cook, Socorro,
N. NJ: T. S. Kelby, Mexico; Mr.. Hardy
wife and son, Pittsburg, Pa; Geo. B.
Smith, Grand Rapids, Mich; G.. o.
BONN and wife, Leadville, Colo; J. w.
Jacobs, New York; J. E. Earnest and
wife, Durango, Mexico.
Center Block: German De Mules.
Mr.. Barton Adams and wife, Denver.
Colo; E. W. Heaton, E. q. Fleming,
J. J. Jemp, F. D. Kelley and wife,
G. D. Collins, Oakland; @. b.
Lewis, New York; Jos. Bauch, Ora
Haley, G. A. Standard, Wyoming:
NJ. A. Miller, G. B. Lewis, Geo. w.
Jowbs, N. Y; w. M. Griffin and wife,
San Francisco, Cal; DR.. Effart, Tam
pico, Mex.
Grand Central: John Laverty N.
Y; Y. Burda and family, California;
Arthur Roller. J. G. Donaldson, Rex
Gibson aud wife. VIM. Muller, N. Y; |
P. Mothersill, w. n. Mackey, w. |
Cleveland and wife, G. P. Neuch, moth
er and sister, Jas. @. Lilley, Mexico; |
Miss Jefferson, Los Angeles: Luke At |
,erbury, Mexico City; A. G. Blacker,
New York; w. w. Watson, Sterling |
ILL.,: w. Y. McGinnis. Las Cruces,
n. M.
Pierson: j.. H. Steriens and wife.
St. Louis, Mo; F.. F. Nelson, ]. w. |
Y. Borda and family San |
Francisco; G. d. Rudon 81. G. Phil |
ipos, E. w. Grant, Las Vegas, N. M; |
A. B. Sampson, Boston; Fl. w. Ham
nond, l. p Roherman, Dallas, F. E.
Meek, Chicago, H.; A. J. Hanson, l..
q. Kingsland and wife, l.. w. Kings
and and wife, St. Louis, Mo-;
Ruth Shepherd, Chicago, H.; w. r,
Haos, Hillsboro, ILL.,; Alfred Meeks, J
P. Luca, w. Berry and wife, S. p.
Bowman, Los Angeles; Chas. Morse,
Alaska: Clara B. Grubbs, Eliza Grubbs,
L. E. Waddell, Mrs. A. j. Hodge, New