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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
CHAJTAUQUA IS
DRAWING CROWDS
Large Number of People at
Alamogordo-The Pro
gram Is Excellent.

Cloudcroft, \. NJ, Aug. 23.-With the
Oliver orchestra, Prof. Reves's bows band
and Miss Anna Stolaroff, the Chautauqua
has been blessed with good music on
every program. The Fraternal Brother
hood had the best of times and enjoyed
every moment of the stay
The Chautauqua is entering uDon its
second week of success with encourage
lnent to erect suitable buildings and to
engage noted talent from abroad for next
year. Saturday and Saturday night there
were more people in CloudcToft pro-
vided with sleeping quarters than has
ever been known before, which shows
that the ChautauqJIa has been a great
advertisement for the resort.
The physical culture classes conducted
by Mrs. c. Clayton Patch are we'll at
tended and are growing in popularity
with each session.
Dr. J. R. GiEbertis lecture on tubercu
losis was extremely instructive and lis
tened to by large and intensely in
terested audience.
Rev. Robert Bruce Smith was the
speaker for Yesterdays Chautauqua his
theme was Or. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde,
which was extremely interesting and
very instructive
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Woodbridge and
family are enjoying a few weeks OF
Coludcroft, as near neighbors of their
old time neighbors, Mr. and Mrs, S. W.
Fisher. back in Austin.
s. Prudential and S. Arinstein visited
their families over Sunday.
Mrs. Flint of Alamogordo is VISITING
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. i. W.
Parker, at cottage Pennyan."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
ESTANCIA SCHOOL TEACHERS
WANT SPELLING b.
Challenge AownspeoPle TO Meet Them
Personals and Other News From
the Estancia Valley.

Estancia. " Mex. Aug 23.-The Tor
rance county teachers, in session here,
have challenged the citizens to meet
them in a spelling match Tuesday niGht.
Milton Shook has gone TO Cottonwood
Falls, Kan, TO remain several months
Mr. and Mrs Fred Burruss announce
the birth of a nine pound son.
". ". Patterson, who lives AZ Pro-
gresso. has returned home, after visitin"
his son. q. c. Patterson.
DIR. and Mrs. J. c. Anble of ManzanO
visited Mrs. Omble's mother, Mrs. Dora
Booth.
L. d. Roberts. three miles southwest
OF here, lost a fine COW, the animal be-
ing struck by lightning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Buckelew. have re-
turned from II months trip to Ari-
iona.
c. B. Howell has purchased lot near
the park upon which he will put up a
dwelling.
[. 4. Bond has gone to Los Angeles,
Cal, to visit his family
Revs. w. c. Grant and c. |. Walker
have begun a series OF MEETINGS at the
Siiverton schOolhouse.
A. i. Montgomery. who has been en-
ployed at the Santa Fe Central shops,
has gone to Dallas.
Antonio SaIazar is having two of the
buildings replaced which were DESTROYED
by fire on July q.
Mr. end Mrs. Eads and Miss Geneva
Epler have gone overland on trip to
Roswell ard vicinity
w W. Davis has gone to Ancho, where
he has a position.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w f. Wolfinger OF
Winslow. Ark. are here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs s. H. Pickens.
Mrs. Chas. Gutternan has returned
from visit to >anta Fc
J. F. Hatly and family have gone to
Albuquerque Mr.. Hatly viii take
charge of the Springer ranch.
F. W. Buchanan of Texas is visiting
J. H. Sherman.
Miss Lille Ragle. deputy county clerk
OF CrosDv county. Texas, who was here
several days visiting Mrs. Tom Keene,
has returned home.
E O. Fisk has purchased relinquish-
ment of Claud Ncsbett.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
Stafford WILL CELEBRATE
THE MEXICAN CENTENARY.
Women Suffragettes Attend County Con-
vention and Seek Representation In
the State Convention

Stafford, Ariz. Aug. Arrangements
have been made to celebrate MexicO's
Tooth anniversary of independence There
will be a program of sports at the fair
grounds. a bail is scheduled for the even
ing to be held in Brier's hail.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee \. Strattcn have re-
turned from 10 days visit to Phoenix.
Leo Romnev is spending his vacation
in chihuahua. Mexico. Miss Stella Platt
is filling his place at the Stafford Drug
company during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. Dowdle and son
Frank are at the J. E B. ranch for 10
days.
At the county convention held here
the following delegates were elected to
represent Graham county at the terri
torial convention in Phoenix: Democrats,
lamar Cobb. DR.. Tuthill, Nit Sims, A.
r. Lynch and Mr.. Peterson: Republicans,
Lee n Stratton. Billy Nelson, NJ Nc
Clane. a. T. Thompson and H. Watson.
In the evening a ball was given compli-
mentary to the delegates. The solomon
vile orchestra furnished the music
Alma Cruger Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Hugh Bunch. in Bowie.
Misses Fanny and Martha Grev have
gone to Globe. where thev will ioin their
mother and make their future home.
Much hay and grain were ruined by
The recent heavy rains.
Edith Jennings and Paul Wilson ac-
cCfr9anied Mrs. c. NJ Naquin to the
mountains
Berry Foster ir. has gone to Mexico.
where he has taken a position with Fl
Tigre Mining company ut Ysqbel. Sonora.
The social given bv the Enworth
league at the home of Mrs Price was an
enjoyable affair. Refreshments were
served
At the last meeting more time was
asked for to consider the matter of
building a reservoir above Solomonville,
where water can be stored to use for irri-
CATION PURPOSES during the drv season.
Row Madsen. Earl Wish and Jake Rob
erts have returned from an outing at
the Dcrvdle ranch.
A delegation from the Womanis S1lf-
ef~age association of Thatcher attended
the county convention. askirr that y
suffrage clause be added to the state
constitution The committee was COM
nosed OF MesdarnAs CYNTHIA Iarton.
Emma Coleman Elizabeth Duncan. Fan.
nv Kimball and TneZ Lee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
LAWN PARTIES POPULAR
AT COLORADO CITY,
Church Societies Entertain-Cld Time
Resident DIESEL Pasoans Visit
ing In Colorado City.

Colorado, Texas. Aug. 23.-Airs. Allen
Soper on FL Paso is visiting her parents:
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robinson.
Mrs. Byers AMI daughter of Waco are
the guests Of Mrs. T. Q. Mullins and
Mrs. Robt Terrell.
Mrs Adair of Dallas is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Smoot.
Miss Edith Kingsbury of Dallas is
spending her vacation on the D. c.
ranch, the guest of Mrs. Byron Byrne-
A lawn party was given by Miss ElinOr
Van Tuyl
Miss Critics of Dallas gave a recital
on the lawn of Mrs. J. w. Smith for
the benefit of the Home Mission society.
She was assisted by home talent.
The Baptist Sunday school entertained
on the lawn of their superintendent. r.
VI. Webb The reception was given
by the officers and teachers of the Bap-
fist Sunday school to its pupils. which
included the home department and era
die roll The weather was favorable
and nearly 300 were present.
Geo E. Flowers. who left here II
years ago. and had Just returned, in
tending to make this his home, was
found dead in his room.
Miss Dera Wolfgen is attending the
league encampment at Epworth by the
Sea-
Hiss Lucille StoDeroad, who spent her
vacation with her father in Jicarilla, \.
NJ. and with friends at Coudcroft, n.
NJ. and Fl Paso. Texas, returned home
and left with Miss Cooper for Chicago,
Ill. where she will enter Miss Cooper in
school,
Miss Minnie Thornburv entertained
The Young Women's club at AZ at the
residence of Mrs Samuel Cuisine
Mrs. Collins and Harry have returne-.
from three weeks visit to Galveston.
Miss Nell Arnett left for FL PasO.
where she will visit her brother. Dudley
Arnett. and Miss Fife Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs !. S Johnston and AlrS
John D. Lane left for Illinois and Mich
gan on summer vacation.
!. W. Glover of Fl Paso, who was for
nerlv a resident of this county, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. F.. A. Bancroft and her father,
Mr.. Lowe have returned from a visit
to their old home in Missouri.
Revs. T. ". Curry and James F.
Hardy are visiting the family of T. H.
Roe.
Mrs. P. A. Hazard has returned from
an extended trip through Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramsdell of Kan.
sas CITY ere visiting the lGtter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Smith
Mrs. Ward Mrs. Bert Simpson. Mrs.
Thomson. Miss Blevins and little Miss
Rosa Thomason stopped here to visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
REMARKABLE GROWTH
OF DEFINING SCHOOLS
VIII Open Next Week; An
other Big Ranch Deal Has
Been Recorded.

Deming. n NJ. Aug. 23--The fall term
of Deming's schools will begin Septem-
Der s with professor ]. Frederick Do
derer in charge as superintendent Ow-
ing to the limited amount of space, due
to the increased number of scholars, the
overflow and sixth grades viii be
taught in the Christian church until the
new building is ready for occupancy.
Professor Doderer is at the present time
in California. but viii return TO DEM
ing August 81 and begin active prepare
tions for the work that is to be done
during the ensuing term.
frost & frost, of FL PasO, are drawing
plans and specifications for the new
high school building. and work Will
commence on the new building as soon
as the contract is let.
The roster of teachers for the ensu-
ing year is: Superintendent. J. Fred
erick Doderer, Mrs Mary Gibbs, high
school principal; Miss Jennie Nichol as
sistant principal; Miss WaGdick. sew
enth and eighth grades; Miss EIDE. sixth
grade; Miss Rogers, fifth grade; Miss
Mary Kelley. fourth grade; Miss liver
SON third grade; Miss BOnham, second
CAmericanl grade; Miss Smith, primary;
Miss Lucille Holt, overflow grade COM
posed of students from the fourth and
seventh grades; Miss Kaiser and Miss
Young VIII be in charge of the Mexican
dergarten. This roster consists of 10
teachers There were but Is teachers
last year When professor Doderer took
charge of the schools four years ago,
there We're only eight teachers employed
Mrs. Leota Gadburry has gone to FL
Paso for few days visit.
7. A. Hickman, manager of the Bick-
ford ranch on the Mimbres. was thrown
from a wagon and sustained two broken
ribs in the fall. He was brought to
Deming for medical attention.
The 80 horse power engine that was
installed last Saturday on the Young
place near Deming, developed over 1000
gallons per minute.
AS the fall term of school approaches
there seems to be a heavy demand for
houses, people coming in from the coun-
try and neighboring villages have
rented nearly all of the available ones
Lew A Car has returned to his home
at San Marcial.
H A. Ganegly, Of Darcy, North Da-
kota, has purchased $50 acre desert
assignment from Lee o. Lester. Mr..
Gallegly will Immediately erect a brick
home and Will put in a pumping plant;
there is growing on this tract at the
present time a fine stand of cane
amounting to about "a acres Water
was secured from the Wamel ditch for
irrigation.
H T. Digger for some time past oc-
cupying the position as night operator
for the local Santa Fe office, has been
relieved by operator Crawford of Rim
con; Mr.. Digger was ordered TO San
Marcial for assignment to another sta
| ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
TUCUMCARI MAN AND SON
KILL A BIG WILDCAT.
School Bonds Issued-Teachers Are
Dined-Opera House to Be Opened
Telephone Line to Amarillo.

Tuc,rmcari. \. NJ, Aug. 23.-While
out hunting with his young son, J. W.
Dickey, who keeps gun shop on East
Main street. had an exciting encounter
with a wildcat. The two were about
three miles west from town when the
cat was discovered in cleft in the rocks.
The boy. thinking to head off the beast,
started to ascend the rift as his father
advanced upon it from one side. The cat,
being thus penned in. attacked them,
knocking the boys hat off at the first
blow and killed a valuable hound which
belonged to Mr.. Dickey. The bob was
finally killed. 1t weighed nearly 60
pounds.
Bonds for the improvement of school
district No. so, Quay county, have been
issued to the amount of $4,000. They
will be disposed of SeDtember p.
Before leaving for Silver CITY. DR.. c.
NJ. Light. who has had charge of the
teachers institute here, gave a dinner
to the following friends: Superintendent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
ARTESIA MAN Has
FIVE Ribs BROKEN
Was Busting a Bronco When
1t Kicked Him-Immense
Watermelons Raised.

Artesia. y. NJ. Aug. 23.-At the bronco
busting contest at the ball park, while
Shirley Hooten was endeavOring TO put
a cover over a brOnco's eyes The ANNA
struck him with his hind legs, breaking
an arm and five ribs. Hooten tainted
and il was some time before he came to-
lie ran q stable yard at this place.
H. h. Henning of Albuquerque, secre-
tarv of the territorial bureau OF immi
grafton. and II. i. wilson OF Chicago,
Industrial agent of the Santa Fe, visited
Artesia to interest this section in the
coming land show at Chicago. At the
Commercial club they outlined their
plans and received pledges OF financial
support and of an exhibit of the products
of this district.
Six guns. most of them Colts revolt
vers. were stolen at night from the dis
NAV window of the hardware department
of Joyce PrlIit company. 4 corner OF
the plate glass that had been cracked
was cut ont. making room to insert an
arm that. with the aid of some con-
trivance, brought the guns to the open
inc. Several boxes of ammunition were
also taken.
Eddy county institute has adjourned,
after a su.ces sful meeting. The teachers
were given en- auto ride by the citizens
A. J Wood and family departed to
take up their residence at Burton, Kan.
, About Is warrants are out for the
arrest of persons that took in the bronco
busting contest by looking over the fence
from an elevated position in Pardon
Sipple's lumber yard.
The plant of the Alfalfa Milling COM
panv is about finished. It viii get its
power from the Light and Power com
pany that is installing a $50 horse NOwer
engine to be used in addition to the SO
horse power engine now in operation
". J. Williamson raised watermelon
that weighed nearly A pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cecil have returned
from an extended visit to Cleveland
Ohio.
Mrs. ]. T. Mitchell returned to her
home at Roswell, after a visit to her
brother. DR.. P. VI. Baker.
Mrs. Oma Harper has returned from
a business trip to st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. A I. Schneider have de-
parted for an extended visit east.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
CLINT BASEBALL TEAM
SECURES NEW UNIFORMS
Methodists Select Site for New Church
Builoing-EI Pasoan ETects Sew
eral New Cottages.


Clint. Texas. Aug. z3-Tha lance
given in the Mckinney building for the
benefit of the Clint baseball team was
well attended and a success financially.
mere than $50 being raised. This money.
together with the subscription of fans
and business men, VIII be USED 20 pUr-
chase uniforms for the boys, and they
expect to appear in game on the home
diamond Sunday.
The CaDles Constructor company has
several miles of rock laid on the Clint
Fabens road. and Is putting on the sur
face this week.
Dr. \. F. Brown Is having number
of cottages built in the west part Of
town. which viii be for rent as soon as
ecmpleted.i They VIII be greatly appre-
ciated by those who have been living in
tents and shacks for the past YEAR on
account Of a scarcity OF houses
The rev schOOlhOuse IS nearing COM
pletion under the supervision of ". G.
Jolly Of Fl Paso.
The board of directors of the VI F..
church at this place held meeting and
selected the site for the new church
building, and it will be Immediately
erected on Brown street, near the school
house.
Miss Mary Bise has resigned as opera
Tor OF the GIlnt Telephone exchange, anu
Miss Sonia Blanchard OF FL PasO has
been secured to fill the vacancy. Miss
BfSe will leave soon fer Arizona.
Preaching services were held in the
Schairer hall Sunday morning and even
ing by Rev J. K. Bond of Ell Paso.
Several good rains have fallen lately
on the mesa land near this place.
Cole Evans left Monday night for Fort
Worth. where he has several hundred
acres of land in cultivation, and viii
look after the cotton crop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
NEW SETTLERS ARRIVE
AT ALPINE DAILY
Another New Well Being Sunk: Five
Acre Tract Is Sold in Town; Dry
Farmers Return From
Congress.

Alpine, Tex, Aug. 23.-W. S. Derrick
and wife and J. w. Weaver and family
have arrived from Madill, Okla Mr.
and Mrs Derrick will spend a few
weeks visiting their son. J. H Der
rick. cashier of the Alpine State bank,
while Mr.. Weaver and family expect to
locate here, Mr.. Weaver owning three
sections of land two miles west of Al
pine. Mr.. Weaver is the brotherinlaw of
J. H. Derrick and B. c. Thomas.
J. B. Irving and wife have returned
from a three weeks visit to Kansas
City and other points.
Irving Gourley has received his new
well drilling machine and is ncw drill
ing a well at J. d. Jackson's residence
in the western part of town.
DR.. Benz. T. Bercley and ]. L. Craw-
ford have returned from Eagle Pass,
where they have been attending the
Dry Farmers congress.
B. H. Whaley. A. T. MILESTONE and
d. H. Milestone are here from Kerr
vile prospecting and will likely locate
here
A. McCallam reports the sale of five
acre block in the north addition to the
town of Alpine, DR.. J. r. Middlebrooke
being the purchaser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
OALHART To HAVE
COSTLY BRIDGE
Structure Will Cost $4,000;
Dam Also to Be Con-
structed- Personals.

Dalhart, Texas, Aug. 23.-Dalhart is
to have a $4,000 bridge and dam over
the Rita BlancO. canyon leading into
Dalhart from Hartley. county. connect
ing with Denrock avenue. This will
make lake 20 feet deep and run back
up the canyon several miles Club
houses, boating and fishing and guE
clubs will be the attraction of future
DaihaTt.
Ed c. Hyde, attorney from Fort
Worth. Texas. and wife are visiting
Dalhart this week.
Sam T. Killen, president of the Dali
hart Ice and Electric company, is IL
Denver visiting his family who are
spending the season in the mountains.
Andy James, president of the DalharJ
National bank, and Malcolm G. Stewart,
cashier. are touring Colorado in an auto.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
News OF the Great Southwest

having fallen down the enbanknent near
Opera drive.
The Calumet and Arizona Mining com
pqnv has announced that its Mexican
employees viii be paid every 10 days, IN
stead of every month, as heretofore
George Smell. miner Of the Copper
Queen. arrived here from FL Paso, Texas,
where he met and married Miss Fannie
Tell of Tirmie England.
Word was received that John F. Hunt,
2 local miner, has married Miss Helen
Bailey in San Antonio, Texas. The cou-
pie Will locate permanently in Bisbee.
James Ku5erteen, miner, has re-
ceived news that both his parents have
died in Redruth, England. He will leave
at once for that country to take care
OF farm left to him by his father.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
FIRST WALLS ARE ERECTED
FOR VAN HORN TEMPLE.
Preparations Made for Old Settlers Bar
becue-New Arrivals In the
Do-rn--nIr


Van Horn, Texas, Aug. 23.-The adobe
walls for Beach 4 Co.'S warehouse and
the Masonic hall are completed.
Miss Neva YaTbrO entertained a num-
Der of friends at her home recently.
Miss Louise Bounds Is visiting at the
home CT Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Yarbro.
W. R. Bigham and son. Claud Bigham,
of Merkel. stopped over in town en- route
to Valentine.
Preparations are being made for the
barbecue. August %.
Mr.. and Mrs. MerkesOn and Mrs. Lille
man are spending few days at the OAR
rell ranch.
Press Hurt is in town for a short
time.
Mrs. Fred Gibson has returned from
the ranch.
Several couples of Young people were
invited to A A. COX's to a ~ party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS
THE SALOON LAW
New Mexico Court Passes on Silver City
CaSe-DoEa Ana and Chavez
County Cases Acted On.

Santa Fe, \. NJ, Aug. 23.-The terri
torial supreme court in the case of John
H Rapp, appellant VS.. E. B. Venable,
probate clerk of Grant county. upheld
the territorial statute prohibiting sa-
looms within five miles of any govern
ment sanatOriun, Rapp having applied
for a liquor license at Central within
five miles of the Fort Bayard sana-
torium. Grant county.
In City of Roswell, appellee, VS.. Rob
ert Ingerson, appellant, it upheld the
power of city councils to order the paw
ing of streets and sidewalks ruling that
the later district improvement law did
not abrogate the old statute but merely
supplemented it by giving property
owners the right to petition for and to
vote improvement districts
In the case Of the territory of New
Mexico, appellant, VS.. Juan Barela from
Dona Ana county, the Judgment of the
lower court is affirmed. Barela having
been sentenced for murder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
SIERRA BLANCA PERSONALS.

Sierra Blanca. Texas, Aug. 23.-Jim
Carson is here from BarstOw and has
taken a position as bookkeeper with
Oden & Co.
.Tno. Smith and J. W. Ward have re-
turned from Barstow, where they have
been for several weeks on business.
Mrs. p Freeman has returned from
Fl Paso. where she spent few days
shopping.
Sierra Blanca has had a good rain.
and both town tanks are full OF water.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

During the past 81 years it has been the
means of making thousands of people
strong and hearty and it viii do as much
for you. toe. Start today. 1t is for Loss,
of Appetite, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cos
tiveneSs, Biliousness, Kidney Ills,
Cramps, Malaria, Fever and Ague.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
MILLS MAKES APPOINTMENT.

Santa Fe. n NJ, Aug. 2S.-Governor
Mills has appointed Charles s. Painter
Brother Edward). president of St
MichaeTs college in Santa Fe, to be a
member of the territorial board of edu-
cation TO succeed Brother Walter, for
mer president of the college
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
METHODISTS AFTER CONVERTS
IN SISTER RFPTJBIIC

San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 23.-With a
view of undertaking an extended am
thorough campaign for the evangelizinq
of Mexico. the retaining of the country
from the influence of the Catholic church
and to carry the gospel into the interior
to the indian tribes who are still in
state of savagery 81 far rs the christian
religion is concerned Bishop H. D. Mou-
zoa of Sen Antonio, recently elected To
that uosition by the Methodist Episcopal
church. south, viii leave for Mexico We'd
nesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
TRAIN SCARES
TIGER HUNTER

Lady Grizel Hamilton. accounted a
dead shot and slayer OF tigers and
other large game. who before her de-
parture for England recently acknowi-
edged that she had been scared The
scare was the terrific speed Of the
Twentieth Century Limited in which she
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
All home grown watermeIons were

and home grown watermelons were
served as refreshments.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, a giri-
c. Z. Elliott, who has just purchased
six sections of land in LobO valley, stop
ped off here en- route TO his home In Ar
fngton, Texas.
Is. r Hampton of Merkel, Texas, who
has been here looking for d stock ranch,
mas returned home.
Messrs. Eean and Brown of Sierra
blanca have gone to inspect the oil pros
pests Just north Of here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23

the family of c. A. Ar5uthnot. on their
return to Pecos from an extended visit
to Virginia.
Misses Isla Bess and Marguerite
Loouey have gone to California. Miss
Isla Bess viii visit her sister, Mrs. Lind
sa- of Oakland. and Miss Marguerite
viii attend school at Berkeley.
Mrs. J. w Mum is visiting friends in
Post City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23
ISN'T IT TRUE

that you would like to be strong and TO
bust-have a good appetite-be able to
enjoy life? Then You really ought to
commence taking this absolutely pure
remedy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23

II. P. Beaumont and family, VIII.
have been visiting in the city. leave
Tuesday for their home at San An
eonio, Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23

journeyed from Chicago to New York
She declared il made her Shudder 20
feel the awful risk being run by trav-
cling so fast When she was asked II
she wasn't much more scared of tiger
hurting, she declared in complete sur
prise that the thing wasn't the same at
all"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-23

NOTICE OF ADOPTION FILED.
Luis Osello has filed notice with the
county clerk, that he has adopted Jose
phine Young as his legal heir.