El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-22
PERSONAL.

Herman Wertheim, of Dona Ana. N.
M -, is in town.
Sam Jon es came down from Mesilla
Park this morning.
Judge ]. D. Bryan left last night for
Las Cruces on business.
r Mrs. D. Seligmau came down from
Las Cruces this morning.
Mr.. Bennett, representing the Austin
Statesman, is in the city.
Henry Rynerson came down from
Las Cruces this morning.
Oscar Snow. of Mesilla, N, M, ar
rived in the city this morning.
S. n. Hicks has returned to Ell Paso
after six weeks visit in the east.
Miss Florence Beall will entertain
the Whist club on Thursday evening.
Harry Lane, of Las Cruces, came
down on the Santa Fe this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stoes, of Las
Cruces, are in the city for few days.
J.E Nagley was detained in Las
Cruces several days on business and re-
turned this morning.
A. M. Howlaud, head of the Shslam
colony near Dona Ana, was an arrival
on this mornings Santa Fe train.
Henry K. Sheldon, son of Lucius M.
Sheldon, owner of the Sheldon hotel,
is expected toarrive in Ell Paso Friday
next or Whereabouts.
"A J. Bale returned from Oklahoma
and Fort Worth yesterday morning on
the delayed T. & P. train, and went
home to Las Cruces last night.
Alderman James Pendegrsft and
family, of Kansas City, are spending
view OF investing In real estate here.
Calvert Scobel, formerly a citizen OF
Ell Paso and now of the brokerage
house of Anderson & Co., OF Chihua-
hus, Is renewing acquaintauces here.
A. Schulz, who came to Ell Psso with
Caisher's store almost twenty years
ago. is in the city from the west coast
of Mexico, whore he has been for the
past six months.
Miss Lucy Kneelsnd has gone to
Marshall. Texas, to be the bridesmaid
at the wedding of Miss Tam Brownrigg
this week. Miss Brownrieg Is well
known in society circles in this city,
having frequently visited here. She
was the guest of Miss Kneeland during
A. E. Fowle, who has been in the
city several weeks in charge of the
large consignment of machinery for
Lerdo, left this morning on the Mex
lean Central for tia. point. He wi
be occupied. there for ten or twelve
months in the installation of the plant
for which the machinery is intended.
AT THE HOTELS.
Pierson: L. J. Gillilsnd, Mrs. +. b.
Rhodes, w. E. Stetzler, Kansas City;
A. }. Russell, Hartford, Conn; b. b.
Dawson, Chicago; J. A. Pierson and
DAUGHTER, Los Angeles; A. Chris esen,
J. 81. Langtry, w. J. Bishop, F.. S.
Gift, San Francisco; Thos. F. Rice,
Georgetown, Col; Jas. j. Dale, Cam
wife, Casselton, N. D; 81 M. Douglass.
Port Henry, N. Y: J. p. Watkins and
wife. California; r. w. Steele, Texas:
W. E. Smms. Ker tuckv; E. 81. Jones,
Des Moine-; G w. Fitzgerald, New
York; Jos. Y. D. Groot, F.. M. Arecha-
vallejo, Mexico City; Charles Warren,
Rock Springs, Tex.
Commercial: w. A. Miller, Pales-
tine, Tex A. Nj. Summers, New York;
j. M. Echals, Abilene, Tex; D w
Bailey. and G, M. Wilson, N ,shvill :;
Tex Olif E~ickso on, Der yer; I. w. An
derson, ella Bend; J. d. Pagan, City;
s. B. Ward, Al~mngordo; A. L. Maid
en-, Omahs; Willie Hampton. Chss.
A Wright, an T. F Furey, Rosedals
Ks ; b. A. VALLEY, jacksonville, Tenn !;
J. d. Russell, Peccs, Tex, G. E.
Lewis, and E. Nj. Walker, Alvord;
John Donegun, and ). B. Fleming, Chi
huahua; A, V. Folsom, Chicago; Geo.