El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-01
PERSONALS.


T. F. Platt has gone 10 New York.
E. Snyder left for Santa Fe yester
day.
j.. A. T. Evans has gone to For
! Worth.
Miss E. Boyd left for Los Angeles
yesterday.
Mrs. S. J. Thompson left for Topeka
yesterday.
81. s. Church came down from Jarilla
last night.
Geo. Bovee has gone to Santa Ro-
| salia hot springs.
J. A. Beard, OF Ell Paso, is in Phoe.
| nix purchasing cattle.
Mrs. Frank Powers left for Los An
| geles today over the S. P.
S. j. Fennell went up to Las Cruces
this morning to visit friends.
Mrs. A. Joseph left for San Antonio
this afternoon on :the G. b.
MI Doyle, T. P. engineer, return
ed from Dallas this morning.
Miss Gorbett came up from Ysleta
this morning to visit friends.
The family of E. ]. Ascarste return
ed to Las Cruces this morning.
VIM Dale of Dale Bros. and Co.,
chihuahua, Mex. is in the city.
Miss Florence Thornton returned
from Chamberino this morning.
w. A. Hawkins, will spend two
weeks in the White Oaks country.
G. II. McLerother went to Los An
geles this morning over the Santa Fe.
"A. EDDY and family will spend the
summer in Denver. They left SUE
day.
T. w. Ardoin, of the Berry meat
day.
Phillips left for Albuquerque this
morning.
Ed. Hadlock and wife returned from
Dallas this morning, where they have
been visiting.
Noise Klinkder & Co. of San Francisco
IS in the city.
Miss Hammel of Socorro, N. NJ. will
be in the city few days before going
on to St. louis.
n. A. Summer. chief engineer for
the White Oaks, went up to Alamo
gordo this morning.
Arthur Hudson returned to his home
in Santa Fe, after accompanying his
mother to Fort Worth.
Dug Turnbull who was with G. 8.
Good and Co. on the White Oaks ex-
tension left for Baltimore yester-
day.
Miss Mae and Alice O'Connor, both
members of the Red Cross society,
left for their home in Denver yester-
day.
Mrs. Bernard Kelley, wife of
Chaplain Kelley of Fort Bliss, and lit
tie son, left for Topeka, Kansas. this
morning.
G. B. Holmes took some Japanese
pheassnts up to Cloudcroft this week,
with which he intends to stock the
Mrs. lack White, Mrs. Willard Pat
terson and Mrs. Judge Buckler left
this afternoon to spend the summer in
Los Angeles. /
T. J. Coggin has shipped one hun !
dred cars of cattle from the Sierra Ma
DIRE country, in Mexico. to points in /
Texas and is now in the city.
w. O'Donnell cane up from Parral, |
Mexico, last evening, to join his wife, !
who has been here about week from /
Pittsburg awaiting his arrival.
Assistant District Attorney A. G.. |
Foster went down to Fort Davis yes
,erday to try some cases in the federal |
court, and will return Monday.
Miss Ethel Sutherland, of San Mar
,ial, will visit in this city few weeks
with the family of Rev. Corbin and
will then leave for San Antonio.
THE HOTELS.
ST Charles: w. J. Birchell, Mrs. S.
Hughes, Mrs. Hubbard Mes,ls; A. B.
Waldron, @. Dunbar and wife, Hous-
ION: Eugene Amout and wife, Caldwell,
zas.
Person: P 81 Rhodes. Kansas City:
Z NJ Powers, S>n Diego;N F Neidland-
,r, St. Louis; F S Uthoff, ST. Louis:
A ndral Vaun, ] D Groesbeck, Mexico;
W w Lowe, st. Louis; J. L. Logan,
'ity; II. S. Church. Jarilla.
Center Block: Judge Sexton, A. A.
Roller, Denver; w. r. Glassock, Pc
los; e. J. Nichols, Deniston; w. D.
Henry, Pecos; Bart Moore, Waco; G.
4. Rich ardson, Roswell; Mrs L. Comb,
Miss Allen. Stafford: Mrs. G. J. Scob-
Ill and daughter, chihuahua.
Grand Central: s. E. Levi, ST. Joseph;
eff Linley, J. w. Shugart Dallas; G.
:. Warren. Albert Hines, Chas. Boil