El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
Personal

L. Hird has left for San Francisco.
Earl Scott has gone to New Orleans.
A. Courchesne has left for Chicago.
S Picard, of Juarez, has gone to New
York
j. H. Whitfield has gone to New Or
leans
A. B. Phillips, of MADEIRA, Mex, is hera
on business.
F. L. Maynard has returned to the
city from Dallas.
Aubrey Marsh, who broke his arm
some three weeks ago, is recuperatng.
G. F. Hawks, general superintendent
of the E. P. & S. W., has left for Bis
bee.
w. NJ. breckenridge, claim agent for
the Southern Pacific at Tucson, ATiz.,
| is here.
Mrs. Edith B. Putnam and Franc
returned Tuesday from months stay
{ in California with relatives and
friends.
Miss Sybil Anderson will leave Sun
day to visit her mother and sister in
California
Joseph Grant has succeeded Charles
Matthews (Billy Snith) in the city
health department.
Edward Warren has returned after
having spent a most delightful month
in San Antonio, Tex.
Robert Linton, manager of the Corri-
Mckinney Mining company. is here
from Ocampo, Mexico
Jose Trevino. Of Chihuahua, who has
been attending the Michigan school Of
Mines. is In Ell Paso.
Mrs. H H. Neill has returned to her
home in San Antonio.
Charles B. Stevens has left for Cloud
croft to arrange for his family to return
20 FL Paso for the winter.
J. H. Dyer. superintendent of the
Tucson division of the southwestern.
has left for San Francisco.
Mrs. NJ c. Doyle and Miss Julia Doyle
have returned from a two weeks So
journ at Santa Barbara, CAL
James Lang and wife, who have been
visiting friends in the city for the past
week, have returned to Carlsbad.
c. W. Smith, travelling freight agent
for the New York Central has, arrived
In the city on a short business visit.
DR.. James Vance has gone to Las We
gas n. NJ, to deliver lecture before
the New Mexico Medical association.
w. N. Reed, district. engineer of the
reclamation service, left Tuesday even
ing for a visit to Pecos and Roswell
Walter Sands has returned from Nc
Carty. n NJ. where he has been en-
gagged in railroad construction work.
William l. Evans. district passenger
agent of the St. Louis &. San Francisco
at Denver. has left for San Francisco.
George A Laird, manager of the
Candelaria Mining company, of Chihua-
hua, Mexico, is here mining BUSH
ness
Prof. Hiram Hadley. grand old man
Of the Mesilla valley. was down We'd
Desday from his Mesil1a Park home on
business.
tee
~ to mayor c. z. Kelly, has gone to
Oklahoma City to spend a month visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. F. NJ. Ascarate is recovering
after having undergone an operation
for appendicitis at Hotel Dieu, We'd
nesday morning.
Lee H. Crews. assistant cashier of the
FL Paso Bank and Trust company, left
Wednesday for a vacation of two
weeks in New Mexico.
Mrs. Newcomb. of ST Thomas, Can
ada, arrived in the city Sunday to
spend some time with her uncle and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ponsford.
Farris Kinban, one of the Herald
carriers, who has been quite Ill of
typhoid fever, has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to take up his route again.
John ]. Bruck, Uncle John" accom-
panied by his nephew. Robert Hem.
OF the American National bank, has
gone to California on vacation trip.
Mrs. ALT Cheeseman, wife of the
former general agent of the G. H. &
s. A in Ell Paso, and her daughtez.
Jessie, who have been in FL Paso for
some time. leave this week for their
home IN Shreveport, La.
P. H. Purcell and wife have returned
from having spent a very enjoyable
trip at Los Angeles. Berkeley. Cak-
land and San Francisco. Mrs Purcell
is now i'll at her home on West Mis-
souri,
p. Moreno. city alderman of Las Cru
ces. was here Wednesday on business.
He will return with the other members
of the Las Cruces city council en- route
TO Deming to inspect the waterworks
plant there in order to get an idea for
the reconstruction of the Las Cruces
water system.