El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
PERSONALS.

I'm Iurner, OF Inc Herald stan, IS
i'll at his home on Boulevard.
George w. Warren, a travelling man
from Dallas, Tex, was in e. Paso Mon
day.
j. W. Carter, of the Union Stock
Yards company Of Fort Worth, is in
the city.
w. NJ. Reed. district engineer of the
reclamation service. has returned from
trip to Elephant Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil P Hostetter and
baby, who spent Sunday in Las Cruces.
have returned to the city.
William Connell, formerly of FL
Paso. but now located in Kansas City
Mo-, is here on cattleb usiness.
DIR. j. NJ. Richmond, who has been at
Edna, Texas. bectause of the illness
of his brother, who has been seriously
Ill with typhoid fever, will return
Wednesday morning.
r. B. Parsons, patrolman on the pla-
"a. who was in charge of the police
force at the fair grounds, is back on
the plaza beat and glad of 1t.
Carl Vogel, bookkeeper of the re-
clamation service, has been transferred
from Phoenix to Elephant Butte Mr..
Fogel was employed at the Yuma and
Salt River project for four years.
F. H Judson, superintendent of de-
hVery at the Dayton Ohio. postoffice,
IS In the city spending his vacation and
visiting his son, who is with the In
gersoll-Rand Machinery company
Colonel Charles Hobart Clark, of the
ordnance department. of the United
states army. was in the city Monday
at the Orndorff, en- route to Pecos. He
visited Fort Bliss in the afternoon.
Col. Clark was promoted abo1t two
weeks ago from lieutenant colonel to
colonel
Mike Bamert of Las Cruces, \. NJ,
was here TO see the fair
Mrs. Eric Greenberg of Three Rivers,
\. NJ, was a fair visitor
j. P. Mullin and Robert MulIin have
returned from Los Angeles.
E. c. o. Johnson of Captain. \. Ne,
was a lair visitor last week.
l. j. Sanders. a ranchman of Tovab.
eX-, attended the fair last week.
Mary Bardsdale Of Wilcox. Ariz. was
here last week attending the fair.
William Hall. ranchmap from Mutt
\. NJ, was Il fair visitor Saturday.
A. g. Carlson and wife of Alamogordo
were here Saturday TO visit the fair.
Geo. w. Rowe, who is postmaster at
Glewood, n NJ, was visitor at the fair
Saturday.
Robt. II. Taylor, who has been attend
ing the fair, returned to White Oaks. \.
NJ, Sunday.
Gen. B. j. Vilioen and wife of La Mesa.
" NJ, registered at The Herald booth
at the fair
4. B; Call, business man from Co.
ionia Dublan, Chin, Mex, was a fair
visitor last week.
Mrs. j. H. Caruthers of Weatherford
lex, is visiting Mrs. a. H. Hueev of
40 Arizona street.
Miss Florence and Shirley Packer. of
Boston. Mass, have arrived to spend the (
winter in Ell Paso.
'. l. ChampIin and family of Minnea-
polls, Mimi, have arrived to make Fl
Paso their future home
/. Mrs. Lena Eldridge, school teacher
from Alamogordo, \. NJ. was here al
tending the fair last week.
s. Long, superintendent of schools |
at Pecos, Tex, was here seeing The fair !
and visiting the Ell Paso schools.
{. Z. Vaughan returned 10 Yuma, Ariz.,
Monday Mr.. Vaughan was very much /
pleased with Ell Paso and the fair.
NJ. Frazier. who works for the E. P. &
s. W. at Tucumcari, n NJ. took in the !
big show at Washington park last. week. !
". B. Murrell of Alamogordo. \. NJ, I
says the fair was much better than last (
year. MIR. Murrell returned home Sun |
day.
L. Wooster, who is president OF the
Foreign club at chihuahua, Mex. was |
here visiting friends and the fair last
saturday.
c. \. Bassett, president of the Ell Paso |
Fair association. left Monday even |
ing for Oklahoma City, Okla. on 10 |
days business trip.
H. B. Stevens, Mrs. Stevens and DR. Fl
Stevenson have gone to Cloudcroft to
worship at the shrine of the primeyal |
forest. The mountain scenery is now in |
its glory of autumn beauty and the
party will remain at the Croft long
enough TO enjoy the picture.