El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-24
CRUCES BOWLERS
COME TO Ell PASO
Last of Mesilla Valley Can
taloupes Shipped; Enter
tainmentS and Dances.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Sept. 24.-George
". Frenger, n. c. Frenger. F. J. ANA
dor, NJ g. Stevens, Catarina Armijo. Dan
Neese' =. u case, john H. May, L. w.
case and j. H. Squires will leave AT :
, o'clock this evening for FL Paso to assist
In the opening of Art Woods's new all
IeyS- The Las Cruces big team conf
IDENTIFY expects to win the victory from
the Pass City crack bowlers, and the
Las Cruces Elks have already fornu-
lated card OF coincidence to be pre-
Sented to the GO-Easies after the game
between these two organizations In
order not TO make mayor c. E. Kelly feel
too bad, Johnny May has decided 70
bowl only one ball to his honor's two.
this handicap having been decided to
be the fair one. G. ". Thorpe. manager
OF the local plant of the Tri-State TeIe-
phone company, accompanied the
bOWlerS
Doc Mead, of La Mesa, was a Las
cruces visitor yesterday, returning to
his home this evening
The dance given by the local lodge of
Knights of Columbus at the Armory last
evening was attended by large crowd
who danced until an early hour this
morning. The music was furnished by
the X {. orchestra. This is the first
OF series of dances which will be given
by tnis lodge during the winter.
Las Cruces has made arrangements to
turn out en- masse to greet the Ell Paso
delegation to the irrigation congress
which will arrive here on the special
train this evening.
&. ID. Thompson will go to Ell Paso this
evening to see the bowling matches.
]. F. Collins, of Ell Paso, who has been
in the city for several days. returned
home this evening
w. d. Upton goes to Ell Paso this
evening to spend Sunday with his
family.
P. f. Campbell. cashier of tae Bowman
Bank and Trust company. will spend
Sunday in the Pass City.
The last of the Mesilla valley canta-
loupes are now appearing on the local
market and few crates are still being
shipped by local express to Ell Paso and
nearby points. 1t is thought that the
end of this month will see the last or
this crop, the lack Of water cutting th,.
supply shorter than usual. Late peaches
are now being marketed and are of the
usual good flavor and large size which
characterize the products of the MesiIIa
valley. The corn crop is turning out
much better than was originally ex-
pected and those farmers who planted
this crop Will make quite a neat profit.
The Las Cruces band will give its
regular Sunday evening concert at the
band stand in front of the Catholic
church tomorrow evening, starting at
o'clock.
Antonio Barncastle. of Dona Ana. was
a business visitor in Las Cruces yes
to-day and today.
Charged with being drunk and o1su,-
derby, H B. Brown, VINO claims Rincon
as his home, is confined in the county
fo-t,&
Brown was found a the Santa Fe depot
by deputy sheriff Moreno in an almost
entire state of nudity. After SOLDERING
up sufficiently to talk he stated that he
was on his way to FL Paso and from |!
there was going to Alamogordo.
Beth Allen, the Rincon Harvey House
girl who is confined n the Jail here on
a charge Of taking S42 from Ethel :
Baker, has written friends for money |
and the complaining witness has agreed |
not to prosecute If the moJey is re- |
turned.