El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
G. P. Bent went to Tucson this after-
noon.
J. M. Philips went to Mexico yester-
day on business trip.
r. L. Powell, U. S. surveyor, vert
to Denver this morning.
L. 81. Bailey left via Santa Fe for
Kansas City this morning.
Mrs. II. G. Wood, J. Nestill and Geo.
Foller went to Los Angeles today via
the S. z.
Geo. Rowland, secretary, of the R.G.
S. M. & p Ry., returned to New York
yesterday.
81. Mclean went to Alamogord o to-
day to figure on the plumbing of the
new depot.
M. Gonzales anf T., Hasbrook left
over the S. P. for San Francisco this
afternoon.
J. h. Riley, cattleman from Sierra
Madre, accompanied by his wife left for
Denver today.
< / J,tli1s' N Sser mechanic OF
the Mexican Central at Juarez, went to
Albuquerque today.
o. L. Rice came down from Alamo
gordO last night and went home to San
ia Fe this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Donnelly went
up to Lara, New Mexico, today to look
after mining interests.
J. Heinberg, travelling man from
San Francisco, left on the Santa Fe
for San Diego this morning.
Jennie L. Ray, Mrs. J. E. Price. and
Mrs. J. L. Bell passed through the city
today on the S. P. from California.
The White Oaks is sinking a well in
the yards and they will have to go down
$50 feet before they strike good wster.
J. Hullgrave, r. Hill, A. Anderson,
and M. L. Lockwood came in today on
the S. P. and left for the east on the T.
& P. this afternoon.
Nine American workmen and tn cir
families from Scranton, Pa, came in
this morning aud went up 60 Ala mo
gordo to work in the saw mill.
Miss Woods, who has been seriously
ill in Mexico, accompanied by her
mother and sister came up last night
and left for home in Denver on the
Santa Fe.
Miss Teasdale, sister of r. B. Teas
dale of the Hamilton Brown Shoe
company, who has been touring Mex
leo. returned home to St. Louis this
morning.
Last Wednesday Mrs B. P. McNeal
gave pleasant luncheon party at her
home on N. Oregon St. to q member of
her lady friends. She proved herself
a generous and tactful hostess, aud the
afternoon passed all too quickly for her
guests.
Rev. Henry w. Moore, pastor of the
will not be home until Tuesday, and in
consequence there will be no service st
the Presbyterian church on the Sab
bath. Mr. Moore preached last Sunday
at the Presbyterian church of Austin
and next Sunday will occupy the pull
pit at San Antonio.
AT HOTELS.
ST Charles: r L Powell, Silver City;
E Ketelson, A Reese, Chihuahua; Miss
A B Webster, Paris; r r Lushen, Mr.
Marshall and wife, S Parsons, City;
Miss Cora Sushen.
Center block: Ben Wood, M F. Clarr,
Chicago: G Wautrudo and wife, James
Curran, Mexico; A L Chumblin: 81 B
johnson, Mexico; F w Coque, o G
Duffy. st. Louis: E B Kimbill Cali
fornia.
Grand Central: R S Roberts, ST
Louis. w Kenney, G w Gum, 81.
Riley. Colorado Springs; d E Houston;
81 H lark, Lincoln: G w German,
A E Shepherd; Marathon: G L Rice:
Santa Fe; II, Gold water: ST Louis,
Golf: L B. Gillespie, Dallas, Harry
Frower, Kansas City.
Lindoll hotel: r L Scott, Mex; FP
Lea, Roswell, N. M; Oscar z Brown,
olonia Juarez: w l Fitzgerald, City;
w B Goodwell and son, New York;
Gregorio Espaliu; D E Rodriguez, Las
Cruces N M; s N Davidson, San Fran
cisco; ] M Dwyer, City: John Moore,
Hueco, N M;
New Comme rcial: B w Morehouse,
L Gates, Ft Worth; A D Gordnn, City:
N T Weathers, S @ McClelland, X c:
J A Card, Arizona; G L Green, F Vail,
w A Hartman, Alamogordo; L b Bal
ley, K c: S Goodsll, Phoenix, A T:
Geo Stempsmper, o M, W Ward. ST
Louis, Mo; Joe Burgess, City: B F
Marrs. Globe, A T; VIC Beck. Ssbi-
nal, Mex; w b Muuchan, Phil: En-
derley, Globe; B w Randall, II Glass,
San Antonio.
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