El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-17
PERSONALS.

this morning.
Mrs. G. E. Bull of Las Cruces went
home this morning.
Robert Uhlig and wife of Oman, are
stopping at the Pierson.
DIR. 81. B. Lane of Las Cruces is stop
ping at the Grand Central.
George Newcomb of Las Cruces is
registered at the Center Block.
S. s. Birchfeld, prominent citizen
of Deming. is at the Center Block.
N. L. Amster of the Gila Valley left
for Chicago this morning via the Santa
Fe.
T. B. Walker. travelling passenger
agent of the S. r. went west on today's
train.
Gov. Ahumsds, of chihuahua, is ex-
pected to visit JuareZ next week on
business.
Miss Pansy Loomis entertains at
cards tomorrow afternoon in honor of
her guest.
r. b. Pierce, the merchant prince of
Alamogordo, went up the E p. & N.
E. this morning.
Mrs. Percy Walsh, accompanied by
her mother, came in on tOdsy's T & p
enroute to Tucson.
Miss Claire Burger, stenogrspher at
the White Oaks. has returned to work
after q month illness.
Mrs. Vesper of Chicago left for home
this morning over the Santa Fe, after
a brief visit in MesI leo.
DR.. F. Y. Perkins a den tist Of Otta-
wa, ILL.,, is In the city and expects to
locate here permanently.
Mrs. Parish went up to Mesiils Park
this morning to visit Der brother-in-
law, DR.. Bailey and family.
Miss Helen Newell, the ten year old
1aughtr of Mr.. and Mrs G. W.
Newell, is quite seriously ill.
E. Bavington. representing Fair
bank, Morse and Co., manuf tcturers of
yszoline engines, is In the city.
b. F. Kettler, resident agent of the
Epuita BILE Life Assurance society, left
DR. Albuquerque this morning.
S q. Buchanan and Mr.. Francis
eft for Doane's ranch today where they
will spend a couple of days hunting.
W. A. Hawkins. attorney for the
White Oaks, returned this morning
rom q business trip In New Mexico.
w. r Brown OF the Santa Fe return
ID from Arizona points yesterday. He
ays that times are prosperous in Ari-
.Ona.
j. B. Gillespie, the live travelling
nan for the Browne Manzauares
Grocery company, went north this
morning.
Walter Veal. wife aud child of the
Iity of Mexico, came in from Topeka
his morning and left for home this af-
ernoon.
r. w. Curtis, the popular passenger
gent of the T. & P. at this place, left
or the west this afternoon, in the in
crest of his company.
Col. T. J. Helm, general agent of
he D. & r. G.. railway, with head
quarters at Santa Fe, N M a., went up
o Santa Fe this morning.
David Ames of Las Cruces, who was
With Captain Fsll's company, 81. of
he 1st territorial regiment, went up to
\ this morning.
Young ERgleston, who had the small
he T. & P train today for Perry. Ok
ahoma. accompanied by his mother.
Mrs 81. Goodwin Mitchell arrived in
he city yesterday after long absence
q New York. She is visiting at the
esidence of her mother on Mesa ave-
lue.
Mr.. Robbins, of Chicago, came in
yer the T. & p. this morning and left
n the Me .icsn Central this afternoon
o take charge of q brother who is sick
q that country.
Robert Alexander, father of our
larry Of the Ell Paso & Northeastern,
anne in from WeatherfOrd, Texas,
esterday and went up to Alsmogordo
his morning.
Harry Alexander, commercial agent
the White Oaks, left for Alamo
OrdO this morning to assist Col Har-
ey in preparing for the reception of
Ioveraor OterO.
George L. Siebrecnt, United States
larshal of this district, left for San
francisco by todsy's S. p. train. with
even Cinnamon who have been sem
,nced to deportation.
H. II. Ayres, who formerly repres.
nted Frazer & Chalmers at this place,
as returned and with bis wife will
lake Ell Paso his home. They are
;opping at Mrs. .Gist's.
G. r. S. Smith, the live representa-
We OF the HERALD at Alamopordo, O, will
rive by to nights Ell Paso & North
sstern train and return with the gov.
'nor's party tomorrow.
Miss Ssmons came up from the Rop-
3 ranch yesterday for q few days Wis.
to the city. There is quite a colony
health seekers at the ranch and she
'ports many gay doings.
Captain George Curry. who COM =
anded troop 81 of the rough riders, is
ipected In the city shortly to reor-
anize his troop to 60 to the Philip
ne islands and helD keep "A Aguinaldo
Id his followers in line.
Messrs. Walbridge and McCaulev,
ho have been making our city a visit
I'd incidentally taking in all the
cial functions before Lent, expect to
ave the fret of next week for Colo
do Springs.
Captain Straver, of Santa Fe: May
ard Harding, Geo. E. Everett. ard