El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-09
PERSONALS.

Judge j F. Crosbey is i'll with la
grippe.
t. Lyons of the Lindell is down
with grip.
Lawrence La Point, Jr., is in the city
from Las Cruces and will remain sew
eral days.
Mrs. Frank Wood, handsome
young widow from Las Cruces,is in she
city visiting friends.
is in the city visiting her sister Mrs.
Frank Wells Brown.
Frank Barnum of Utah street re-
turned home after an inspection of his
gold mine in Mexico.
Mrs. J. F. Crosby and her daughter,
Miss Kate, are expected home from
New York tomorrow.
Mrs. h. A. Morehouse will arrive
next week from Denver and will spend
some time in Ell Paso visiting Mrs. b.
Russell.
Miss Clark, who has been visiting
her niece Mrs. j. M. Dean for some
time, left yesterday on the flyer for
Fort Worth.
Chas. 81. Bsumbsugh, brother of
Mrs. Grant G. Gillett, reached the
city last night from Chihuahua, ON his
way home, He left this afternoon via
the T. and p.
Center Block. E. J. Murray, Las
Cruces; ]. Rodman, Denver; W. b.
Anton BlOskey, Juarez; John r. Stock
ton, Calf; Samuel Atkinson, Pecos
Valley, N. M.
Mrs. J: A. Marshall .and little son
left for their home in Silao, Mex, af-
ter q two months pleasant visit with
her mother, Mrs. George Paul of this
city. She was accompanied by her
sister Miss Bessie Paul.
J. Frank Grant, secretary of the
sovereign grand lodge, 1. o. o. F. and
father of DR.. Chas. L. Grant, of this
city, arrived over the T. p. this morn
ing from the east and will be the guest
OF his son for the next few days.
The engagement of Miss Jane Augur
and DR.. Wilcox has been announced
and they will be married in June.
Miss Augur is daughter of Major
Jacob A. AuRur who was lately STA
toned at Fort Bliss. DR.. Wilcox was
also stationed at Fort Bliss but is now
in Cuba.
Will DAILY and his partner Ed Linss
left last evening for Ahumada, Mexico, |
after spending several days in the city. |
They are largely interested in several |
valuable mining properties which are |
located about fifteen miles from Ahu- |
NADIA, from which it is said each |
partner will desire an Independent
fortune.
Uncle Jimmy Graves, manager of the
water supply of the Mexican Central
railway between Juarez and Cslero,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
and will remain several days on q va
cation. He could not get lay-Off
Turing Christmas tide, SO he is taking
advantage of little respite now to re-
lew his old acquaintan who are le-
zion in Ell Paso.
AT HOTELS.
Lindell:-W. J. Harrington, Denver,
Y. w. Ellis, New Mexico: II. @. Gun
bingham, Salt Lake City; A. Larbin,
New Orleans.
Pierson: w. A. Smith, Kansas City;
.eRoy Wagner, Cincinnati; J. W.
Aaughman, John A. Parkinson, Pitts
BURG, Pa; J. J. jackson, Philsdelphia;
4. l.. Tilghman, Norfolk, Va; Rev.
md Mrs. w. D. Ellsworth, Philadel-
,his.
Grand Central: w. H@ Macky, Chss
Preston, Chihuahus: II. 81. DR.. Lay
md wife, Finley, Texas; Mrs. Francis
xoepp, Chicago: w. E. Buell. and wife
San Francisco; Sol E. Levi, St Joseph,
No; w. II. Case, harrison Ind: P. B.
Seams, Houston.
Commercial: 8. L. Moore, Waco,
Texas; j. +. Johnson Austin; Chas.
/. KOslet, Santa Monica: n. E. Ed
Yards, Chicago: John Hoffman. Little {
Rock: w. B. Hard wick, Alamogordo;
v. E. Bell Mil " sukee; VIM. Gill, White
oaks; F. w. Pennington, Brennan,
'ex.: h. w. Miller, Jimulco, Mex; r.
'arley. Jimulco, Mex; F.. w. Mccoy, ,
Big Springs; VIM. Young, Big ;
springs; L. r. Davis, Mex; S. NAL
cave, Italy, S. M. Grant, Clifton,
Ariz.; r. McDougald, Clifton.