El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-24
LAS CRUCES FOLK RETURN
FROM VACATION TRIPS
Politics Is Waxing Warm in the Upper
Valley Town and Throughout the
MesfiIa VALLEY


Las Cruces, n. NJ, Aug 24-Mr. and
Mrs w. A. Sutherland and son have re-
turned from Box canyon, where Mrs
Sutherland and w. A, jr., have been
camping for several days.
Dr. G. w. Gerber, who with his wife
has been sojourning in the Colorado
mountains, has returned to Las Cruces
to resume his professional duties Mrs
Gerber has gone to Kansas City, where
she will visit relatives for a while be-
fore returning TO Las Cruces.
Professor A. B. Sage of the Agri-
cultural college, has returned from his
summer vacation. His wife remained
in the east for a more extended visit.
NJ. Bosen, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Guy Bailey in Las Cruces for
several days, has returned to his home
in Socorro.
R. NJ. Barefoot, of Palomas Hot
Springs, has moved his family TO this
city in order that his children may have
the educational advantages afforded
here. The older children will attend
the Agricultural college and the young
er ones the Loretto convent.
w. d. Stevens and family, who have
been spending the hot months on the
California coast, have returned to their
Mesilla Valley ranch for the winter.
Numa Dessauer was in La Mesa yes
terday and today on business.
j. F. Bonham has gone TO the lower
end of the county on political business,
expecting to be gone the entire week.
Maj. Eugene Van Patten left yester-
day for Berino, from where he will go
overland to La Mesa, La Union, Cham
berino and other points in the southern
end of the county. He expects to re-
turn next Saturday.
W. S. Gillian, of Mesilla Park, is
political visitor in the lower county
towns this week.
J. H Paxton delivered an address to
the voters of Berino last evening, going
from there to La Mesa. He will spend
the entire week campaigning through
out the lower valley.
N c. Frenger, Catarino Armijo and
E c. Wade are in the northern portion
of the county this week. Last evening
they addressed a political meeting at
Rincon, and during the week will do
the same at Salem, Colorado, Garfield,
and other towns.
w. T. Jacoby has gone to Colorado,
where he has a general merchandise
store He will remain until Saturday.
Charles Reynolds, of Mesilla, was in
the city yesterday on his way 10 Rim
con, Garfield, Colorado, and other towns
in the northern end of the county.
ISodoro Armijo, W. H. II. Llewellyn,
and Ramon De La left on yesterday
mornings train for Rincon, from where
they will go to the northern Dona Ana
county towns, on a weeks campaigning
trip.
c. E. Miller, of Anthony, came UP
yesterday and Joined the northbound
electioneering crowd.
L. W. Case has resumed his duties
at the Bowman Bank & Trust company,
after a vacation of 10 DAYS.
J. H. Hanson, of Springfield, Ill, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
near Rincon, was in the city today,
leaving by way Of FL Paso for his east
ern home
]. NJ Forbes, of the American Bond.
was q Las Cruces visitor yesterday.
Isaac Rhodes and John Stewart,
prominent farmers from the Leasburg
neighborhood, were IN Las Cruces to-
day.
Harry Hayes. an attorney Of Indian
apolis, Ind, visited Las Cruces today,
on his way to Tucson, Ariz-
C. o. Bennett was a. visitor in Mesilla
Park Monday evening to attend the
meeting held by the Peoples party.
". r. Reber went to Organ Monday
and spent the day among the boys
there, returning yesterday.
Col. NJ. c. Logan has returned to his
home at Organ after spending a few
days with his wife.
Miss Pearl Harrell, Of San Marcos
Tex, was in the city yesterday and to-
day visiting friends
A number of the young people en-
joyed a moonlight horseback ride to
Tortugas mountain last evening. Among
those present were Messrs. r. Buvens,
P Lehman, LleweIlyn and H. Higday,
and the Misses Miller, Birdweu, Ben
nett and Morrison