El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-14
Personal---El Pasoans Going and
Coming; Visitors to the City

Max Muller. banker of Hermosillo,
Mexico. came in from Sonora Friday
evening and left Saturday morning
for Mexico City.
G. H. Gardener came up Saturday
from Pearson to meet his wife, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Rutledge.
T. P. Boyd, a retired merchant of
Fort Worth, is here on his way to
California He is friend of post
master j. A. Smith.
Mrs. Laura Craig, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Perry Rice. left Tuesday for
Albuquerque before returning to her
home in Buffalo. New York.
DR.. j. J. Gerkins, of Torreon, who
has been recuperating for the last few
weeks in FL Paso from typhoid fever,
has returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Henderson and
daughters have returned from an ex-
tended trip through Arkansas, Okla
homa, Kansas and Colorado.
George Danielson, who has been Wis
fting his brother, o. A. Danielson, for
the past 10 days. returned Thursday
evening to his home in Kansas City.
Mrs. G. H. Gardener and family, ac-
companied by her niece. Miss Phyliss
Routledge, leave today for Pearson.
Miss Phyliss will return next Monday.
Juan Creel, of Chihuahua, Mexico
was here Sunday on his way from
Los Angeles to his home. He left Mon
day morning on the Mexican National.
c. w. Kitchens, 1915 East Boulevard,
has left for Hatch. N. NJ, where he
has position as bookkeeper and gen.
eral store man for Mr.. Clapp, OF that
town.
Mrs. Frederick A Mayhem, Mrs. Ken
meth Brown and Mrs. DR.. Keltner left
for Cloudcroft Monday, where they will
occupy the Millican cottage for the
next two weeks.
Misses Anne and Frances Hughes,
of COS North Kansas, will leave next
Tuesday morning for two months
stay at Mineral Wells with their aunt,
Mrs. w. S. McCutcheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Weathers, form
erly of Goldthwaite, Tex, have decided
to make Ell Paso their home, and have
purchased the Lapowski home at 1918
Prospect avenue.
Mrs. M. A. McIlhany and Prof r. T.
Bond, Of Fayette, Mo-, have returned
home after a two weeks visit with
their niece. Mrs. Robert Lander, at
her home down the valley.
T. ]. Leicham and family passed
Ell Paso this morning en- route
to Mexico to spend two weeks in the
On their return they will
make short stay in FL Paso.
w. NJ. Petfcolas, chief justice of the
Ell Paso court of appeals, left Satur-
day for Cloudcroft to spend Sunday
with his wife, and mother, who are
at the mountain resort for the sum-
mer.
Miss R. Cobb, OF North Carolina,
who is connected with the Y. w. C. A.
will pass through Ell Paso in a few
days en- route to Los Angeles, where
she will have a position with the Y.
W. c. A. there.
Mrs. Fergerson and daughter. of /
who have been visiting |
in Portland, Oregon, and points Of In |
terest in Arizona, arrived in Ell Paso
Monday, where they visited their rela |
tive, Dr. Jordan. They stopped at the |
Y w. C. A and LETT Friday for their |
home.
Mrs. McIver and daughter. Miss |
wander. returned yesterday from Cali |
,ornia, and are stopping at the Y. ". |
6. A before going on to Mesilla Park. |
where Mrs McIver will teach school. |
Miss McIver will return the first OF |
next month and teach in Ell Paso.
C. G. Irwin, of Montgomery, Ala,
Who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs |
George Cook, will return to his home |
donday evening on the Sunset limited.
dr Irwin is a prominent Republican
politician of Montgomery and is re-
urning for the meeting of the state
Executive committee. His family Will |
emain here for another week.
A Schwarz. mining engineer of.
sonora, was here Monday to meet a
arty of New York capitalists who are
Interested in the mining properties of
outhern Sonora. Mr.. Schwarz was
ormerly connected with the interests
leld by Col. Greene In the Cananea
district.