El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03

and two children of Longfellow, Tex
came in on the T. & P, yesterday an
left on the Santa Fe this morning TO
Deming.
| Oscar Mauser, a photographer VIII
has been in Mexico taking views fOl
the past month, came in on the Contra
today and went to San Francisco
this afteI noon.
| There will be an exhibit of antiguei
| aud curious at the studio of Mrs. E. E
Baker on Mesa Ave. Tuesday after
noon and evening for the benefit of the
J Presbyterian church.
! r. M. Patterson of the McIver Pat
| tersOn company went up tn see the
sights at Alamogordo. yesterday, re-
turning last night. Mr.. Patterson
says there is no place like Alamo.
i gordo.
W. E. Condor, popular member OF
the boundary service commission, is
I spending the day at Las Cruces. He
went north over the Santa Fe this
morning and will return tomorrow
morning.
A perfectly appointed luncheon was
given by Mrs. ]. A. Eddy last Tuesday
in honor of C.B. Eddy and some eastern
capitalists. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Eddy, Mr.. Ford, MIR.
Van Wyck, G. B. Eddy and the Misses
Nef, Reese. and Pels.
Lieut.. Howard F. subach, with bis
wife, nee Miss Kate Hague, and their
little daughter Dorothy, left by today;s
Texas and Pacific train for Fl. Reno,
Indian territory, where they will visit
Lieutenant and Mrs. Corcorap, nee Miss
Lily Hague, for few weeks. Lieut.
Laubach and family will leave for Ma
Mia on the Panama from New York
about the 1st of April to join his regi-
ment, the 23d infantry. The Panama
is one of sthe merchant steamers cap
ured from Spain at the begin ming of
he war.
There was quite a pleasant social
gathering at the residence of Mr.. and
last evening. Those attending were:
Miss Paddock. of Fort Worth: Misses
Logan, Kate Goodjohn, Grace Allen,
Alice Lee Shelton, Gertrude and Ethel
Catlin, and Mrs. Ida Patterson; James
Mari, Owen White Gus Dooty, Maury
Kemp, Mr.. Fulton of Chicago, and
John Franklin of Eddy, New Mexico.
Mr.. Franklin and Miss Paddock were
the guests of honor. Refreshments
enjoyment of the evening.
AT HOTELS.
St. Charles: Geo. Hardy, wife and
son, b. M. Dougherty, Pittsburg; Sam
and wife, b. K. Street, Mex
leo.
Grand Central: G. c. Engles, Kan
sas City, Mo; P. A. Peckam, New
York; L. M. Stern, Denver; H. r.
Buerger, W. G. Teasdale, b. John
stone, st. Louis, Mo.
Lindell Hotel: j. B. O'Briep, Rio
M. Csvangh, Chicago: D.
Donaldson, Danville, ILL.,; T. F.
Mahoney. Jerry Riley, and L. P. Hy-
man, Newton, Kans.: o. P. Brown,
aud H. Y. Cooley, Colonia Juarez; J.
Tularosa; K. Archey, El
Paso; 81. H. Adler, Los Angeles; Ed |
Cohn, Los Angeles.
Pierson: E. P. ROUTE, St. Paul; J.
I. Kayser, Denver;C Colo, E. S. Cooper.
nan, Detroit, Mich; G. M. Jacobs, w.
). Miller, N. Y; N. G. Cunning
lam; DR.. Brown, VIM. Slater, City; W.
r. Sherman, w. r. Parks, M. A. Me-
endouch, Buffalo. N, Y; F. W. Hol-
and aud wife, P. r. Nit
hell, Miss; J. W. Mitchell Cincinnati;
!. G, Chic Mrs. Chic, Miss Olivia
ihio, St. Louis, Mo-; j. M. Leod. Fort
Worth, Texas; Mrs. Agnes Petring,
7. E. Holland. Alpine, w. H.:Buck-
lell, j. A. Kendall and wife, A.
Andrews, Bisbee; Mrs. Woodwork,
Los Angeles; F. M. Smith, G. M.
3roadth, Mrs. T. Page, Ben willard,
\. B. Youngson, Cleveland, o;
J. d. Wilson, Las Vegas;G. s. Moffett,
Y. Y; j. @. Van Dyck, N. ";
Vm. Fray, Selma, Kas.; Mrs. B. Dean,
Detroit; Mrs. F. Furgerson, N. Y: j.
{. Dean, Detroit, Mich; w. P. Jenkins
nd wife, Mrs. j. S. Mathers, FIT.
Worth: j. E. Murths, Sierra Blanca;
}. Fulton, E. G. Baker. Carson, Neb.
Died.