El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-25
PERSONALS.

g. Ii. Brewer, of chihuahua, Is ut
the Center Block.
Attorney Millard Patterson left via
the T. & P. for the east.
| M. 81. Smith of Alamogordo is stop
ping at the Grand Central.
John Millegsn went over the San, q
Fe this morning bound for San Fran
| cisco.
r. L. Powell, the surveyor, took a
+ run up to Las Cruces last night on
business.
J. M. Wilson arrived last night from
Cnihushua and ts registered at the
Grand Central.
w. F. Robinson came in from Fort
Hancock last night on the late G. 81.
passenger train.
The body of Mrs. Fsyette was shipped
north this morning over the Santa Fee
to Santa Fe, N. M.
G. r. Troxel and Chss Hunt of Chi
huahua arrived last night and are at
the Grand Central.
G. N. Bissel of the Florence, Colo,
Citizen is in the city looking over our
thriving little burg.
G. 81. Wage of Alamogordo, was
among the incoming passengers on the
Ell PasO Northeastern last night.
Cad Freeman, of Chihuahus, an old
timer In this section, went out over
the Santa Fe this morning for Chi
cago.
William Beitz, who has been on q
hunt ting trip IS miles north on the San
ia Fe, returned this mOrning with q
sack of. game.
James 81. Arnold, of Kansas City,
who has been to Chihuahus to confer
with Gillett, arrived last night and
left this morning for home.
B. F. Hammett returned on the G.
81. yesterd ay afternoon from q three
days trip down the road where he went
to look at some mining property.
ing via the White Oaks route for the
famous turquoise mines of the ] arillas
accompanied by Mr.. Mason of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Eddy, Mrs Eddy's
cousin, Mr.. Clark of Philadelphia Mrs.
T. J. Beall, and Miss Beall, went to
Alamogordo this morning. They will
return this evening.
The Music Study club will hold an
open meeting at Mrs. Bakers studio
this evening. The club intends having
an open meeting every month or two,
and on these occasions each member
has the privilege of inviting two
guests.
Miss Julia Logan entertained the
Whist club last night and it being the
last game in the series the prizes
we're awarded. Miss Pansy LOOMS
won the ladies' first prize and Mrs
Joseph Williams the second. The
NJ
won the first prize, and Mr.. Marcher,
the second.
Albert Shutz has just returned from
an extended eastern trip where he has
made arrangements with some very
large manufactures to represent them |
In this ssneck of the woods.'' He says
there is a great deal of talk of Ell Paso
In the east and he looks for q very pros |
porous future, judging from what |
eastern people think of US.
Miss Leona Krause will tonight en-
certain thirty of her young friends at |
occasion being her fifteenth birthday. |
Miss Krause designed very clever in |
vitation ?cards sand candy boxes, form
ed of paper butterflies, painted in wa
ter .cOlors, and variously combined.
They are dainty and unique.
The residence of Joseph Goodman
was the scene of q very pretty wedding
yesterday morning when Mr.. Good
mans niece, Miss Deborah Vein berger,
and Maurice Rosenbleuth were married
The bride wore beautiful gown of
white silk and chiffon and looked
lovely as she stood with the groom I'M
der the canopy of smilsx and received
The blessing of the Rev. Mr.. Cohen
who performed the marriage ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Rosenbleuth left over the
Mexican Central yesterday for q trip
nt0 Mexico. They received many
beautiful presents.
AT HOTELS.
st. Charles: F. A. Calhoun, Gu.
hillo; T. 81. Booz, Jr., Ssbinal; w. P.
3roadwell and wife, II. L. Ross, city.
LindeI: J. W. Donough, city; W.
Lane, city; G. 81. Wsgg, Alamo
.Ordo; James Meulan. Phoenix; M. J.
Darling and wife, Windsor: j. L. Levy,
Utah; Dill Ballard, city.
Center Block. J. J. Gilmore and
wife, Philadelphia; G. E. Rsilston and
lister, La Junta; E. F. anbourn,
omaha; A. Baca, Albuquerque; ]. Buz-
I'D, Seattle; G. 81. Brewer, chihuahua;
:. Coffin. Dillon; J. Kirkpatrick and
rife, Dillon.
Pierson: John A. McPhern, New
York; G. n. Filkens, Bradford; J.
GOODMAN, Norwalk; N. Hall, Mexico;
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