El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-29
Personal

Francis Moore has returned from
| Cloudcroft.
! A H Snyder returned Sunday from
! California.
Mr. and Mrs B. F. Miller. OF Ell Paso.
are visiting in Maria
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers returned
Sunday from California
]. A. Beman and Leo Wells are here
from New York visiting.
Davis Mayfield has returned from
10-days' outing at Cloudcroft-
Miss Rena Stephenson leaves soon
for her home. in vicksburg. Miss.
Mrs. Henry Pfaff and children leave
soon for the east to be gone month
Miss Dorothy Ormsbee went to
Cloudcroft Saturday to spend Sunday
H L. Marmion and son, OF Ele-
plant Butte, are making short stay
in Ell Paso.
B. F. Fitch, representing mining
machinery company, is here from a|rip
through Mexico.
Miss Bessie Troutman has returned
from a trip to Albuquerque, where she
visited her parents
H E. Collie and family, Of Fit.
Worth, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Col
lie on Octavia street
A N. Brown, traffic managed of the
Southwestern system, has returned to
his home in Chicago. -
Miss Lucille Smith, who has been
visiting relatives in Moberly, Mo-, is
expected home this week
Lillard Davis of the E. P. & S. w.
auditing office returned Saturday from
a visit in San Francisco.
Miss Emma Lee Lott has returned
from Cloudcroft, where she was the
guest of Mrs. ]. M. Goggin.5
Warren Small leaves soon for New
York, where he will continue his
studies in Polytechnic institute.
Walton Wallace, who recently was
kicked by horse and had his leg
broken, is very much improved
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hunter and
daughter, Miss Eva, have returned from
a short trip to Santa Monica, Calf
Mrs. R. S. Murray and son have re-
turned from their summer visit and
can be found at 1915 North Campbell.
J. Fite, master car builder Of the
Southwestern, returned Tuesday from
three weeks visit in Denver, Colo.
Mrs. George Brockman and son,
George IT., leave soon for Las Vegas,
New, where they will join Mr.. Brock
man.
Clarence Boren, who went to San
Antonio to attend the wedding of his
sister, does not expect to return to
FL Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Powell Stackhouse have re-
turned from an extended trip through
the east.
Policeman George P. Fletcher on the
union station beat, leaves September 1
on 80 days vacation to Los Palo-
mas, n. M.
Miss Stella Walch, who has been
visiting Miss Clatie Mae Collier, left for
Oakland, Calif.~ where she will make
her future home.
L. Blum, who had a string of race
horses at the Juarez track. is here
from a trip to Europe He is on his
way to Mexico City.
John L. Dyer accompanied by w l.
Estes, of Texarkana, Tex, left Sunday
morning for Ocean Park. Cal, to spend
two weeks on the beach.
Miss Rita Ransberger assistant Sec
rotary of the chamber Of commerce. has
returned from a three weeks vacation
at Ocean Park, California
D. F. Booker district superintena-
emit of the Mexican National lines with
headquarters at chihuahua, came into
FL Paso Tuesday morning.
Charles B.. Stevens, hunter and trap
per. has returned from Cloudcroft,
where he has been spending his vaca-
ton hunting dear@no deer
R. E. Petros. assistant station agent
for the G. H & S. A. at MarR thon.
Texas, is working in the division
offices here for two months.
Mrs W. L. Grey and daughter, Mrs
E. R. Thornton. went down to MADEIRA,
Mexico, on Monday. Mrs. Thornton
will visit her parents for a couple of
months.
T. NJ Wingo, accompanied by Mrs.
Wingo and the party which has been
fishing on the head waters of the
Pecos river, will return home about
September /.
York, leave today for Pearson, Chihua-
hua, from there they will cross the
mountains over to MADEIRA and will
then go to Chihuahua
Mrs ]. B. Tarver wife of J. B. Tar
yer, ticket accountant at the Union
station, left over the G. H. Tuesday,
morning for Montgomery, Ala, and =
other points in the east.
H. S. Walton. chief clerk to the
trainmaster of the Southwestern,
was down Saturday on brief visit