El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-14
LAS CRUCES CHILDREN
DEPART FOR SCHOOLS.
Assistant Postmaster General Takes
Long Overland Trip-Many WISH
tors Are In Old Town.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Sept 14.-The
Misses Theresa and Margaret Rouault
will leave tomorrow to reenter ST.
Mary's academy at South Bend. Ind.
where Miss Theresa will this year fin
ish her course in music
The funeral of the late Bernard Nc
Call was held yesterday from the Cath
Ole church, interment being made in
the Catholic cemetery
W. A. Sutherland returned from FL
Paso yesterday morning.
The Novelty Mercantile COMPANY is
closing out its business in Las Cruces.
the owner, c. R. Phillips having taken
lease on the Park hotel, to which
he and his wife will devote their time
in the future
Third assistant postmaster general a.
L. Lawshe and son, James, left Las
Cruces last evening for an overland
automobile trip through the territory.
They will visit Alamogordo, Tularosa.
the Mescalero indian reservation and
Albuquerque, going from there west,
expecting to be gone about 10 days
Gus frost of FL Paso came I'D yes
terday to confer with the college au-
thorities relative to plans for a new
building to replace the one which was
destroyed by fire Monday night.
w. D. Upton came over from TuIa-
rosa yesterday to remain for a few
days.
VIM. F. Messman of TuIarosa. is In
Las Cruces, the guest of W. D. linton
w. E. Baker left yesterday for Los
Angeles, from where he will go as ad-
vance agent for Ellen Beach Yaw.
Roy Baker has gone to st. Charles.
Mo-, where he will attend a military
school for the coming year.
art Eal-
for st. Louis, where he will enter a
school of electricity and electrical en-
gineering.
Master Allen Papen and little Miss
Mary Papen returned yesterday from
Las Vegas, where they have been
spending the summer with their grand
parents.
d. A. Creamer, former Santa Fe sta
ton agent at Las Cruces, was I'D from
La Mesa yesterday.
VIII F. Jacoby is now manager Of
the Hotel Don Bernardo. and will have
charge OF that hosiery until the re-
turn OF NJ. Freudenthal from his we'd
ding trip in California
Gale Seaman, district manager Of IN.
Y. NJ. C. a. for the Pacific coast divis-
ion. was at the Agricultural college
yesterday, addressing the students ar
general assembly in the morning and
also delivering a talk to them ar
the Y. NJ. c. A. building in the evening
The college Y NJ. c. a. is growing very
rapidly and is now one of the strongest
college organizations in the southwest
P. H. Irving of Ell Paso, chief engi-
neer for the Tri-State Telephone com
pany. was in the city yesterday and
today, looking over the local system
Mrs. NJ L. Coe of FL Paso was in las
Cruces yesterday on court business.
LAS CRUCES HOTEL ARRIVALS
Las Cruces. n. NJ, Sept 14-ArrivaIs
at the Don Bernardo hotel: Mrs. M T.
COe, FL Paso; William E. Turner. Kan
sas City; E. A. Dooley, Oklahoma Cttv.
L. V. Duncan, Chicago; H NJ Brandt
George A. Campfield AL
buquerque; r. A. Mond, Ell Paso; n. w
Miller and wife, Magdalena; ]. c. Nc
Arthur, Kansas City; Leo Gale FL Paso.
L. Gruessman, Chicago; DR.. A. E. Lau-
son, Anthony.
Arrivals at the Hotel Monarch: w II
SkidmOre. FL Paso; C. E. Goodin. Ell
PasO; J. J. Boone. FL Paso; B. f. Ware.
FL Paso; Charles a. Russ, Long Beach,
Miss; Fred Thorne and wife, Organ;