El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-30
PERSONALS.

A. God dard Is in the city from Chi
huahua.
81. A. Ringer is in the city from
Hillsboro.
J.. J. Mundy returned from Chicago
this morning.
E. G. futile IL in the city from Salt
Lake City, Utah.
A. De Mules went up to Las Cruces
yesterday on business.
L: E. Booker came up from Casas
Grandes Saturday evening.
Fred Fenchler left for chihuahua
this afternoon on business.
E. K. Holbrook was an arrival in
the city yesterday from Denver.
Mrs. Lee and children left for Sill
yer City on this mornings Santa Fe
Mrs. J. P. Kerr, and Miss Thomas
came down from Lordsburg yesterday.
Mrs. A. r. Peck and daughter of
Lordsburg are stepping at the Orn-
dorff.
o. M. Potter came up from Sierra
Blanca yesterday to remain a few
days.
r. G. Lightbody returned from his
northern and European trip yester-
day.
Mr.. Ryan, travelling passenger agent
of the Atlantic system of the s. p, is
in the city.
Jose Lujan of chihuahua left over
the Santa Fee today for Chicago and
New York.
Robt. Martin came down from Epgle,
N. NJ, yesterday and is registered at
the ST. Charles.
IsIdor Cohn went north on the Santa
Fe this morning for points in New
Mexico and Colorado.
Miss Celum arrived on the T. & 2.
today to be the guest of Mrs. Ludwig,
of this city, for few days.
r. II. Anderson, owner of the Modoc
mines in the Organ mountains. near
Las Cruces, is In town on business.
Sam Blumenthal, accompanied by
his wife and child, arrived over the T.
& P. from New ork this morning.
M. w. Stanton is expected to return
today from Albuquerque where he has
been for the past few days on business.
H.B. Holt and S. B. Newcom b, stwo
prominent lawyers of Las Cruces, re-
turned north on the Santa Fe yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Blumeushal arrived
from New York today over the T. &
P. A number of friends and acquain-
tances were at the depot to welcome
them home.
Mrs. Hail and grand children return
ed fromTennessee and general south
ern trip on today's T. P. after stay of
about three months.
w. G. Townsley, formerly of Craw-
louisville, Ind, has accepted the posi-
tion as manager of the Piano and Or
gan department of the w. G. Walz Co.
of the city.
G. r. Hudson. general freight and
passenger agent of the Mexican Gen.
trail, with his wife and her sister Miss
Louise Willis, passed through Ell Paso
today on the way from Topeka to the
City of Mexico.
THE HOTELS.
ST. Charles: P. A. Miller, Dallas;
Robt. Martin, Engle: n. A. Ringer,
Rillsboro; Sam Black, Dallas.
Center Block: G. D. Taylor. Den
yer: L. E. BROKER, Casas Grandes: F.
E. Keinhart, ST. Louis; T. G Kennedy,
Allen Corbin, San Francisco; Miss 0.
Dallas: F. B. Meyers.
Grand Central: Alice @. Teasdale,
St. Louis; 81. Marx, FIT. Worth; T. T.
Rogers. Denver: Mrs. J. P. dsburg;
G. W. Thomas and wife, Cotton; Fred
Neito, Mexico; T. K. Williams, Phils-
delphia; W. r. Robson, j. 81. Moley,
Cuba; ]. G. Farnham, City.
Pierson: J. B. Gibson, L. D. Rick.
etts, Bisbee: E. A. Hoibrook, Denver;
Harry Turner, San Francisco; A. B.
Russell and wife, Mexico; G. Brandt,
r. w. Curtis and wife, Geo. Barrett,
Oakland; J. M. Royston, st. Louis; J.
P. Rude, 81. G. Eppston, J. S. Dodge
smouth; Mrs. Kerr, Csmbray, N. M.
Lindeu: w. N. Gibson, Deming; o.
M. Potter, Sierra Blanca; Mrs. E. G.
Shaub, sSpringfeld; r. M. Anderson,
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