El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-21
Dat OF ToDn Nfsifors

Robert J. Long, brother of consular
agent ]. / Long. of Parral, is here
from the Chihuahua mining camp, He
! reports everything quiet in Parral
where the rebels control the town.
( The silver coins are being issued and
are now in circulation by the people OF
Parral, he says.
c. L Mcdowell, of Del Rio, Tex, is
here for brief business visit and is
registered at the Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. LindenthaI and
son, Louis, who were in the city to
attend the wedding of their son and
/ brother, William L. Lindenthal, have
returned to their home in Chicago.
Mrs. o. E. McMuIIen is a guest Of
Mrs J. B, Prothro for a few days. Mrs.
McMullen is on her way to her home
in Kansas City from California, where
she spent the summer.
Joseph Brown, travelling auditor Of
the Fred Harvey restaurants, is here
to check up the local Harvey house at
the union station.
E. E. McGintie. of Globe, Ariz., ar
rived Saturday afternoon and was at
the Paso Del Norte over SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Tunis, of Clifton.
are here and are staying at the Hotel
Sheldon
Scott B. Williams, of Cloudcroft, n.
n. has been making a round of the
farms in that section for the purpose
of securing exhibits for the FL PasO
chamber of commerce. These viii
probably be placed with other exhibits
from various points in the southwest.
Earl Glynn. of Fort Worth, is here
to secure labOrerS for the Texas. &
Pacific Railroad company. He is q
nephew of John Mershon, custodian at
nn1fOn ETaLl0n-
John Hunter, Uncle John" is here
with his soninlaw, Fred 4 Akard. Mr..
Hunter was one of the founders of the
FL Paso shrine and is known as its
father. He is one of the most promi-
nent Shriners in the country and at
tends all of the Shrine meetings. He
is staying at the Paso del Norte.
W. F. Edmonson, a deputy sheriff
from Oklahoma City, Okla, is Wis
itor in Ell Paso.
H. a Longshore. of Atlanta, Ga, is
here on visit. He is being shown the
city by county auditor Roy Barnum.
Bob Ross. of Fort Hancock; J. c.
Powell, of Valentine; J. J. Oliver, of
Maria, are cattemen registered at the
New Zeiger. r. NJ Wilcox, of Mesilla
Park, N NJ, is down from the upper
valley and is at the Zeiger. c. L Nc
Donan, a prominent business man of
Del Rio, is at the Hotel Sheldon. Dave
Fraser, of York, Ariz., came over Sat
urday and is at the Paso del Norte. T.
NJ Mussaens, of La Boquillo, Mex, is
a refugee at the Paso del Norte. Miss
Viola Mcneil, of Globe, AriZ., was here
Friday at the Paso del NOrte and left
saturday n. c. Frenger, attorney and
Water Users association director, Of
Las Cruces, n. NJ, was at the Paso del
Norte Saturday. P. Prudential, one Of
the pioneer merchants of SolOmonville, Z
Ariz., came down Saturday on a bust
ness trip and is at the Paso del Norte.
w Judson, of Gage, n. NJ, is also at
the FL Paso street hotel.
Martin Lyons, engineer in charge OF /
the Southwestern pumping plant at
Coyote, N NJ, was here Saturday, &C
companied by his daughters, Misses
Ellen and Madeline, en- route to Las
Cruces, where they will enter the Lor-
etto academy.
Lee Prude, of Van Horn. is at the !
We" Ns
L A. Greer and wife are here from /
CarriZozo, N NJ, and are staying at /
the Fisher hotel
I. G. Mackenzie and wife, maid and |
two children, arrived here from Par 1
raj Saturday evsSing, after making the |
trip to the border at Maria in an auto
mobile. He was accompanied by 2. I
= Mackenzie 51et The party is staying at
Roland Anderson, secretary Of the |
Chihuahua Foreign club, accompanied |
by Mrs Anderson, and Fred Potosat, I
4 ,. mere IN an automobile Satur-
Jay evening from Chihuahua. Mr.. |
Anderson says that everything is quiet |
n Chihuahua