El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
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day.
| J. Jacobson left for Denver thi
morning.
B. F. Hammett returned from Ros
well today.
Mrs. Murdoch returned this morning
on the 7. P.
Mrs. w. II. Austin left yesterday TO,
| Kansas City.
]. II. McCutcheon returned from
Hillsboro today.
81. Krupp and family returned from
east Texas yesterday.
Rev. M. Cabell Martin returned this
morning from Nashville.
J. A. Baird left for his ranch up ir
New Mexico this morning.
Mrs. w. A. Place is expected home
today from an eastern trip.
Miss Farrell arrived on the T. P.
this morning from Eastland.
William McNew and wife returned
from Hillsboro this morning.
Mrs. Fred Weidman has gone to Los
| Angeles to spend the summer.
Rev. F. G. Lewis of San Marcial is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 81. r. Kettler.
W. G. Bishop, of Durango, Mexico,
left for Chicago this morning via Santa
Fe.
P. S. Fall of Santa Rosalia, Mexico,
came down from Hillsboro this morn
ing.
Clark Clsusen, son.in-law of Col. A.
J, Fountain, is in the city for a brief
visit.
Major Fewel and family left this
morning over the Santa Fee for Ores
den, Missouri.
Mrs. Mary G. Hills left over the
Santa Fe this morning for Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
w. Y. Wolf arrived from New York
yesterday where he has been for the
last month, buying goods.
W. G. Campbell, curio dealer of Los
Angeles, came up from Mexico last
night and went north on the Santa Fe
today.
Rev. ]. N. Mcclure, who has been
conducting revival services in the
Trinity M. E. church, has not left
the city.
DIR. E. A. Brown and family left for
the Sacramento mountains this morn
ing. The doctor will return Tuesday,
but his family will remain there all
summer.
JIM, Hammer, who has been con-
nected with the Santa Fe for some
time at this place, and family left for
New York this morning, on their way
to Germany.
Mrs. Ramsey entertained the
Woman's club yesterday at her home
in Juarez. There was no special
program, just pleasant social after
noon, The scene WAS pretty one, the
patio with its vines and palms and
flowers and the ladies In their dainty
muslin frocks and bright hats. There
was music by Mexican orchestra and
the laddies chatted the afternoon away
most happily. Mrs. Ramsey was
assisted by her aunt, Miss Jones, and
I by Mrs. Jordan.
THE HOTELS.
Center Block: o. K. Kennedy, Gin
cinnati; B. N. Walker. Alamoe ordo;
D. A. Wilson, Mexico; J. G. Lewis,
Globe; D. B. Wade, chihuahua.
Orndorff.-Jas. jacobson, w. D.
Joseph, New York; Jno. Wolfskill,
New York; G. Larfargue and wife,
Paris; ]. G. Jameson, E. n. Memoller,
St. Louis.
Grand Centrally. B. Millegan,
Wilcox. 81. B. MCGEE, Mrs. A. ].
Wathrowske and children, Mexico: L.
w. Higgins, Lawrence, Kas.; w. G.
Bishop, Mexico; J. d. Arnold, o. J.
Boyd, Mrs. J. D. Bright, Dallas.
/ Pierson: G. A. Hile, Kansas City; J.
M. Royston, ST. Louis; A. w. Quins, A,
r. Quins, Mexico: E. r. Persons, Mrs.
b. S. Church and son, Jarilla; j. M.
Browdie, Mrs. A. Harris, Mexico; w.
Ulert, T. n. Rhodes, Denver, @. P.
Inslee, New York.
New Commercial: P. C. Hugerty,
J. II. Berkely, Albuquerque; A. Falls,
Los Angeles; F. L. Brewer. B. F. Bak-
er, Alamogordo; G. B. Beams, Phila, Va;
J. E. Williams, r. E. Condet, New
Orleans; r. Reitzer, Clifton A. T;
Frank Swensen, w. T. Jones, Alamo
eordo; G. F. Swanson, Chicago; w. O..
Burr, Los Angeles; j. w. Burden,
Oakland, Calf; F. Studevan, Alamo
gordo; Chas. Dolan, Max Carter, City;
j. D. Taylor, San Antonio; w. J. VOL