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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
REV DR.. ANNA HOWARD SHAW.
Suffrage association

Mrs Frank speckart and Mrs j. NJ
Jensen formed am auto party and went
over 10 Springyille Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Milton Jacques and family have
returned To Eureka after couple of
weeks spent visiting relatives loo Pro
Vo.
The Utah sor1sis met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Fol
Spreckhart and held a Browning
session. An excellent sketch Of the
lives Of Robert and Harriet Barrett
Browning was given by Mrs DIT Cliff
Each member answered roll call with
quotation from Browning Arrange
ments were made to attend the Fed
Grafton Of Womon's clubs of Utah ana
Wasatch counties TO be held iu Spring
Vile.
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon az the home of Mrs.
a r.. Buckler and listened 10 am able
paper on -Chud Labor given by
Miss Binzel An interesting discus
sion in which am members took part
followed. The action of the medical
society IN regard to the gymnasium
for Provo was iudorsed by the club.
They also made arrangements 20 at-
tend the Federation at SpringVlle in
body next Wednesday.
Mrs Hattie sutton entertained %
few friends AT a dinner party no her
home Wednesday evening. i'm honor
OF her sister, Mrs Perry Bush. covers
were laid for -.
Peter clayton returned tp his home
Wednesday evening after couple
of weeks spent visiting relatives and
friends i'm our city
Grandma EggortSou agcu a. has
Just returned home after "a most en-
iavable visit with her SON. Prof Lars
T.. Eggortson and family i'm ogden
n @. Hail has returned tn his home
ion salt Lake after spending fow
days in Provo visiting his mother
Mrs j. g. Han and many friends.
Ray Van Wagcnon has returned
home after au extended sopourn In
salt Lake city.
Mrs. Sarah b.. Clun and daughter.
Mrs clara g.. Ryan spent the first
part of the week in Provo. guests at
the home OF MT and Mrs s. =. Egg
gertscn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07

49,. Ida Taylor. and a number
sister Ni' sssIsted during the evening.
.... ,.eddings of early June. as
one ID ~ viii be that Of Miss iavpn
amour, ~ ogden TO r. C. I0Wier OK
Murray.
.., Mrs a. y. Clawson announce
Mr. gnu lent Of their daughter Jose
the ansSe ~ Alvin Poll Thomson the
phI,n,a. 10 take place in June
Mr. and Mrs r. 6 CT. Patton gs8g RPnou Io
.ss engagement Of tne'r ,s u,'V srddine to
1.1s 10 A. $ Wilckeh' 'H' ~
, ,1ts place in June
AIRS q. S. Olsen announce
Mr el 'l.r,ent of their daughter Liz
a.. 10 leo II. Young' the Wedding To
,5ta place IN June.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
LOGAN.

one of the leading events OF tho
week was the Budgc family reunion
which was held bon LOGAN Monday ut
the residence OF President Bulge,
No 1i6 North First East street la
the morning at 40 %. m the family
meeting was held at which addresses
were made boy President Bulge. Bishop
G.. w. Nibley and President Joseph
A. Shepard of Paris; also short ad-
dresses being made by each of his
sons, his grand son William a BudEo
and his son-iu-laW Andrew Wiser oi
Lewiston. Ina the afternoon at the
home of President Budgos daughter
and Mrs Julia Nibley a delicious dim
ncr was served covers being laid for
forty
Miss Virginia B8toson entertained
number of her friends 8t q pheasant
party at her home ON Saturday after
noon, spring blossoms were the eff
roctivc decorations throughout the
house, Music and games We're enjoy
ed and dainty refreshments were sorv-
od.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Rudolph enter
tainod the Sigma Alpha society mt
card party Friday evening The rooms
were bright with spring flowers Five
hundred was the game played and the
prizes We're won by Mrs Luther
Howell and Mrs A. u. Struuord
The A. c. Womau's club met Mon
day with Mrs W Mclaughlin. A
very interesting talk was given ny
Prof willard Laugton ou Astronomy
After which refreshments were 4crN-
ed by Mrs Mclaughlin.
Miss Ida Mitchell is visiting with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
PROVO.

Am event Of social interest was the
informal party given by Mrs. A. *
FHheH ORTIZ Wednesday evening. at
Dor home un North Third. comph-
iH'nlt.E 20 n. Alva Johnson. who
leaves for salt Lake soon. The home
was attrlctively decorated. the pre-
'aHnE aol1rs being white and Law
tAlor beautiful basket hued with
lavender heur-de-lis and bridal wreath
a1oih.4 the dining room table. The
invited guestes We're. Mr. and Mrs
A. ID. Royce Mr.. ana Mrs. Roy E
N,.-'n .tta Holloway. La Rue Farms
..-l1t Frederick Holloway, Alta
straw. AntoincttC Conman. Bessie
Hamomn Phyllis Sparks, Earl Thomas
~. ava Johnson Frederick r. Joejer.
|..5 o. H. Taylor entertained at
e.'lI'' Monday the following guests.
HLs Booth, Mrs Hawkins and
N' 'hiIs Scott and daughter. am of
Ars John W Armand was the
'IINuE hostess at dinner party M
nome Wednesday afternoon. i'm
n' '.' of Mrs. r. r. Nelson. late of
i.. Idaho. Covers were laid for
i. Jumps formed an attacttive CEN
''.'' on the dining table
Hazel Flnlayson who is making
.... nome In salt Lake CITY. spcnt
'''"F with her mother i'm Provo.
H.n. 5nd Mrs. W. H. Goodman de-
m..- S entertained at reception at
nome Monday evening in honor
marriage Of their son Roy 20
.NlI Larson, who We're married
Wednesday in salt Take Tbe
was charming I'm "a pretty gown
cream silk and the rooms prettily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
.T655!A49S: 5 ST.. ! AL &
OGDEN

, uubard. formerly Miss
Irau-l' joy e. T' sppointed luncheon
90 h.dll'Ltf, ,, Nonday afternoon
I'd fho virginia on SIeebsn The
given uf Mto,utjfuIl, decorated with
rooms were De'su, ,',,5 durinr the lunch
roses .. 1., orchestra rendered many
pleasing selsgtloiip5' II Bristai ana Mrs.
sNaratd '' 80 Tba invited guests
J0-aINi.' -.s - ~. Kuisley, r.. G.
Ncrr ,,'.,,s HaIyerson. "a. G..
a...a b. T Hmansk, J. @. cross, D.
NJ 5ri. T9. ~. Nav Hume car
c.H|H -,.in..r Alex f.. Walker,
lI.g ID 'pst.b Guthrie. Ambrose
D. J. A'''"' $40 o. q. Nye. A
P. I'''s. 1I-s IN. REYNOLDS Will
l.n M. p piecloW. w. NJ.
. 'r r-.i smIth. Taomas corn. $.
a. ,.'. 1r..tii Nbc kuhn. Chas.
E n C.rrny n ID Ryan. w.
"a Runvon. II. s. joyce. n.
tI,r,td pccr.. Misses
tt,tbsrfns FITZGERALD.
talr.. Nam Gibbons.
i,e Mechanics Cam, WHIT.
..... e.lt Lake
l.
anil Mrs r.. $. Hale of Pocatello,
..t.po with friends iu Ogden.
IL , un,bard accompanied by
N'. ,,its Iatherine Joyce, left
,fter1oon for her home ina
I rtigipating the arrival Of her
,i.sl.a
-P
v d q. Bigclov has returned
gi.it with eastern friends, and
7y.ussIav college for Young
,f.. I-,r-.T. entertained the mem
t.r. of ..e Tolstoi circle on Tuesday
.t.rra,n 90. the nome of ner daughter
- rr. main topic for the dav was
., Sane Fourth of july which was
d. by Mrs g. ~. King
tu.. Azalp Goddard was hostess
.slrrinr marty given Tuesday eve
.- nd the ogden Music company
I.m Who is soon 10 depart ON a mis-
...n ii, Australia. Following the dane
.ng and a very pleasing program.
.s-6 being assisted by Miss Beatrice
11rr Miss Ruby cross and Miss Beat
r.s Horrocks.
rr. members of the Halycon Sewing
.,..tr were entertained Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. r. 4.
Usms ou TwCnty-hfth street.
Airs g. A Iarlxin. accompanied by
hon mother Mrs. william Linsig has
returned from an extended stay i'm
prIaHsIrhil.
ar and Mrs. j r. Nielsen Of Card
- Alberta Canada and Mrs Egg
rerfsln of Provo. mother of Supt. l..
f Frrarfson OF the county schools.
.. - ~. t,..,,g,.tg.5, homo
gI-l Madison avenue.
Tn, CaIedoui3u society gave a grand
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IISIE GARMENT SPECIAL. stI0.
.uU.r Quality. 3G Main ST.
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Alexander Optical 60 2tS Main.
DANCE. WNNDNNEBE.
saturday nuN tth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
PORTALES MAN rs
! WOUNDED IN FIGHT
Shot in Face, Arm and Leg.
Trouble Arose Over a
Disputed Lease.

Portales. N. NJ, Sept Sword has
been received from Bcvina, Tex, that
Charles S. Hart. of Portales. a. pioneer
ranchman of this country, had been
shot on a ranch some distance from
Boyina following an argument with a
man named Gregory.
The difficulty arose over the settle
merft of a. land lease, Mr.. Hart having
gone to the owners home to settle for
the lease. The wounds of Mr.. Hart
took effect in the face and right arm
and in the right leg.
Mr.. Hart succeeded in reaching his
ranch, where he remained all night.
suffering great loss of blood, there be-
ing no one to give him assistance. That
morning some so shot were removed
Mrs. c. S. Hart and children accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Mitchell,
B. J. Reagan and DR.. Bryan took the
first train to Bovina and returned here
bringing Mr.. Hart with, them.
Mr.. Hart is resting well, and unless
complications set in, no uneasiness is
felt for his recovery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05

for whom the police are still On the
look out.
a special short session Of court has
been called by judge Doan to dispose
OF two Juvenile cases The culprlts'
boys, are now in Jail.
According to an official statement,
27S cars carrying 11,SSS tons Of ore,
passed through Aqua Prieta into Ari-
iona, during August. The value of the
mineral is estimated at over 100000,
gold
w H Brophy, manager of the Cop
per Queen store, as well as many other
business men of Bisbee, is Of the
opinion that business is showing posi-
tive improvement and all believe that
conditions will be very prosperous this
fall
The surveyor of the board Of fire
underwriters of the Pacific is expected
here this week to look into the new fire
protection system with the view Of a
REIMBURSEMENT Of the prevailing high
insurance rates which are, in many
cases, prohibitive. The local insurance
men are naturally awaiting his report
to the board and the action of the lat
ter, with much interest.
A report has been issued by Miss
Cummings, secretary Of the local board
of charity, showing that 800 was spent
during August to assist the destitute
Employment was procured for several
persons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
HEAVY RAINS FALL
IN B|sBEE SECTION
Traffic Is Delayed as a Re
suit; Ball Player Ar
rested by Mistake.

Bisbee, Ariz, Sept. 5--Heavy rains
fell in Bisbee and other places in this
county. No damage was reported here,
but the railroad line between Hereford
and Benson was considerably damaged
and trains delayed. WestbOund passen-
gers are detained in Bisbee until the
gangs of laborers which were put to
work viii have finished putting the
road in condition
Great excitement was caused on
Youngblood Hill when the shrieking of
q woman, followed. by the discharge of
q gun, shortly. after midnight, aroused
the sleeping community An investiga-
ton proved that the woman was in P.
Caretto's house, had cried fire" in a
hysterical fit, and a Reighbor, alarmed
thereat, had fired the shot to summon
the fire department.
A house belonging j. i. Smith was
burned TO the ground. The loss amounts
to $1,000. The fire was caused by a lamp
explosion. Mrs. Smith and her children
were alone and~had barely time to es-
cape.
Roy Gil, new outfielder for the Bis
bee MIXERS, was arrested as he stopped
off tie train, being mistaken for an
opiTm smuggler. A woman travelling on
the same train was also placed under
arrest. Both were promptly released.
however, having proved that they were
mot the smugglers who we're reported
as travelling Throughout Arizona and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
MARIA SUNDAY SCHOOL
HOLDS A PICNIC THERE
Dance Given by the Young Men of the
Town; Marfaites Moving to Okla
hOma and Other Points.

Maria, Tex, Sept. 5.-The Methodist
Sunday school gave a picnic at Ante
lope ranch, which was attended by a
large crowd.
The young men gave a dance at the
opera house.
Mrs. Arthur HUMPHREYS Of Sierra
Blanca is visiting relatives.
Mrs. Charles Colquitt, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs R. K.
Colquitt, has returned to her home in
Shreveport, La.
Mrs. Chenault, of Gonzales, has re-
turned to her home, after a few weeks
visit to -her daughter, Mrs. r. A Kyle
Ashley Gillet and family have gone
TO Ell Paso, where they will make
their home in the future.
J. U. White and family have moved
to Oklohoma.
R. S. McCracken left Saturday morn
ing for visit to his old home in
FloresVille.
Miss Sue Greenwood has returned
from visit to friends and relatives
in San Antonio and Del Rio, Tex.
R. K. Colquitt has just received
new auto.
Mrs. A. ]. Stone left for visit to her
parents in Hueco.
Edward Cassin is visiting his aunt.
Mrs. \. n. Bogel.
Miss Coulter, of San Antonio, is here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
No Indigestion or
Stomach Disorder
No Gas, Heartburn, Head
ache or Dyspepsia Five
Minutes Later.

Why not get some now-tnis mo-
snent, and forever, rid yourself of
Stomach trouble and Indigestion? A
dieted stomach gets the blues and
grumbles. Give it good eat, then take
Pape's Diapepsin to start the digestive
juices working. There will be no dys-
pepsia or belching of Gas or quotations
of undigested food; no feeling like a
lump of lead in the stomach or heart
burn sick headache and Dizziness, and
your food viii not ferment and poison
your breathe with nauseOus odors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only so cents
for large case at any drug store here
and viii relieve the most obstinate case
of Indigestion and Upset Stomach in five
minutes.
There is nothing else better to take
stomach and intestines, and, besides, one
assimilation into the blood all your
ach would do it,
When Diapepsin works, your stom-
ach rests-gets itself in order. cleans
up-and then you feel like eating when
you come to the table, and what you eat
will do you good
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery is waiting for you as soon as
you decide to take a little Diapepsin.
Tell your druggist that you want
Papes Diapepsin, because you want to
become thoroughly cured this time.
Remember, if your stomach feels
out OF order and uncomfortable now
you can get relief in five minutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS AT
SOLOMONVILLE MEETING
Republican Candidates for Convention
on EIectiOneering Tour; Woman
Dies on Ranch; Personals.

Solomonville, Ariz, Sept. Sat the
Democratic political meeting at the
courthouse. Mr. Webb and Mr.. McAlis-
ter were among the speakers.
Mrs Juana Van Order died at her
late home, on the ranch, near Sanchez,
Ariz. Cancer, it is said, was the cause
OF her death. She had been very sick
for months. She leaves three sons, g
married daughter and an aged mother
Frank Ringgold came down from
Clifton to visit his wife, who is with
her mother Mrs. John Parks.
Mrs. E. s Mashbir. postmaster at
Stafford, Ariz, has returned from Cali
fornia
Lee n. Stratton and William Nelson.
Republican candidates for delegates to
the constitutional convention, have
gone to Duncan, Clifton, Metcalf and
Morenci, electiOneering.
Ben Ryan is employed at the ice
cream parlor for a few days.
Mrs. c. Dawson, who is TO teach the
school at San Jose, has arrived. c. A.
Finley, who is to be the principal of the
schools at Solomonville, has also ar
rived.
Sanchez. Only relatives and near
friends attended the funeral.
Jose F. Garcia, the son of c. Garcia,
the merchant at San Jose, has gone to
Las Cruces, n. NJ, to enter the Agricul-
tural college.
\. A. Rose is here from his ranch
at Bonita for visit with his mother,
Mrs. r. n. Samuel.
Mrs. T. j. Stewart has moved into a
cottage close to the school house. She
has come in from her ranch on the
ella river to send her little girls to
school. The ella river is very danger
Gus to cross when high water comes.
Vice consul G. c. Enrile, of Clifton,
Ariz, spent several days in Solomon
vile.
The small son of D. H. Cloridge is
sick with scarletina.
Louis and Bernard Prudential, sons
of Phi. Prudential, have gone to New
York City to reenter school,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Robbins, formerly
Of Solomonville, are now located at
Kiowa, Kan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Filed.

School Lands. P. Warren and wife
TO T. H. Moore, sections Is and IA. and
east Y \of "a, block 40. public school
land, Consideration $1,000. August 81
1910.
East FL Paso, Durango between Copia
and Stevens-East Ell Paso Town CO.
TO Philip Mathis lots IS and 10, block
40, East Ell Paso. Consideration s275.
August s, 1910.
San EliZario-Vicente Areas and wife
to Cruz Hernandez, three quarters of an
acre at San Elizario. Consideration $50
April Is, 1910.
Ysleta Grant-Dario Madrid and wife
to Felipa NJ. de Quartz, one-fourth of an
acre, Ysleta Grant. Consideration 500
August 20, 1910.
East FL Paso, corner Luna and LaluZ
M F. Farnsworth to Alex loot lots
q to 80 inclusive, block los, East Ell
Paso. Consideration $4,000. July IS,
1910.
YsIeta Grant.-A Lucero ct al TO
DOrio Madrid two and four-tenths
acres. Ysleta- Grant Consideration 81.
August "A, 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
ALTO MAN AND SCHOOL
TEACHER WED AT ANGUS
Family Moves to Captain for School
AdyantGS es; Chickens Are Sold at
CarrizOzo; Personals.

Alto, N NJ, Sept. 5.-Bucner Nc
Kinney. of Alto, and Miss Nora Neavitt,
who has been teaching at RuidOsO, n.
NJ, were married at the parsonage at
Angus n. NJ, Rev. F. NJ. Logan per-
forming the ceremony.
Mrs. Marshall West has moved to
Captain to place her children in school
for the coming winter term.
Jamie Tully, of St Louis Mo, who
is spending the summer with his uncle,
James V. Tully, at Glencoe, N NJ, is
visiting the family of A. J. Gilmore.
: James Reeder and Ted Renter went
to $CarriZOzO with wagon load of
chickens and brought back a load OF
supplies for Mr.. Reeder's store.
Pete Phillips base gone to TularOsa
for a load of fruit.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murphy and Mrs.
Joe Coleman have returned from Tula-
rosa, whore they went after fruit.
Charles Schaefer, the photographer,
is III.
Arthur Burrell, of Captain, N. NJ, is
here visiting his brother, Charles Bur-
rell.
Mrs. Elmer Lane, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. E. a. Crawford.
and sister. Mrs. VIII MARI of Little
Creek. ~ NJ, has returned home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
VALLEY PEARS FOR
NEW ORLEANS TRADE
A Car Lot Shipment From
Ysleta Telephone Serv-
ice Is Improved.

Ysleta, Tex. Sept 81. J. Smith and
c. o. Coffin have shipped a carload of
tity of sweet potatoes have been
shipped to points along the G. H. rail-
way.
Irs. Grossblatt and Mrs. Kelly. of Ell
Paso, are here for a two weeks visit
Telephone linemen are here making
extensive improvements in the valley
service.
r. E. Seay and W. D. Lansden have
bought a ranch near here and Will
make extensive improvements on it,
Judge and Mrs. Folk entertained for
number of relatives and intimate
friends. Ices and cakes were served
and a musical program enjoyed
Miss Elizabeth Lucy, Of FL Paso, has
organized a music class here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
FIRE PROOF HOUSE
FOR LUMBER YARD
Other Building Improve
ments at Vaughn-Re-
vival Services Inter
esting.

Vaughn. n. NJ, Sept. 5.-V. F. Grub.
manager of the Romero lumber yards.
viii commence putting up a fire proof
warehouse in the yards.
w. E. Jeffries will build a meat
market adjoining his store. which he
will lease to B. f Straughn.
Rev. C. H Grim, of the Christian
church. of Albuquerque, has been
holding well attended protracted meet
ings here.
Mrs. Jacinto Jones has leased the
building lately occupied by w. H.
Angel and will open a restaurant.
Mrs. Frank Traxler has gone to Me-
silla to place her son and daughter in
the Agricultural college.
Rev J. H. Miner, presiding elder Of
this district of the Methodist church,
visited in Vaughn on his way to his
home in Albuquerque.
Miss Ruth Andrews has gone to Sill
yer City, n. NJ, to attend tha normal
E. c. Baber has moved into his home,
just completed, near the public school
C. S. Mcdonald, who visited his sis
ter. Mrs. G. W. Darlington, has re-
turned to Waco, Texas.
Mrs. A. E. Lucas and sister, Miss Ida
Edison, went to Da1hart, Tex, to visit
their parents.
Minnie Ruth, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ P. Ruth, died after
short illness.
Lawrence and Kathleen Hodges of
Duran, are visiting their father, W. K.
Hodges, in Vaughn.
j. F. Kobe has sold his interests here
and gone to Denver
DR.. j. o. Michael is back. from trip
to Kansas City, Mo.
P. R. Page left for an extended trip
through New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
MEXICAN MORMON
INVENTS NEW PUMP
COlOnia Juarez Resident Reported To
Have Lest Saddle; Students Leave
For School; Personal News.

For school; Personal News.
Colonia Dublan, Mex, Sept. 5.-Jo-
seph' Galbraith, Colonia Diazs inventor,
was here to buy a gasoline engine.
which he needs to attach to his newly
invented and completed pump.
President WINS, who spoke at the
school meeting, will remain until after
the ward conference in Dublan.
Mr. Chandler has purchased the home
of Mr.. Hedder and Will take possession
at once.
number of students have gone to
Colonia Juarez to attend school.
A farewell party was given Margie
Maggie prior to her leaving with Mr..
Maggie for Salt Lake, Utah. Mrs.
Naegle Is already in Utah, where Mr..
Maggie and Margie will meet her. They
expect to remain a year
1t is reported that while a Colonia
Juarez colOniSt was driving a team
with a saddled horse leading behind.
a Mexican riding horse bareback
overlook him, and without making his
~ essence known, cut TIE horse loose.
put the saddle on his own horse,
mounted and galloped by the owner.
The primary association of ColOnia
Juarez presented the play, Ben Bolt,
and the Spinster's Convention, to .
large audience
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
CHILDREN ATTEND
CROFT SCHOOL
Cottages Open During
September Many New
Visitors Arrive.
CBy Mrs. W. S. TiIton.)

CloudcFoft, n. NJ, Sept. 5.-Now that
the Lodge and resort are to remain
open the whole of September, many of
also, and keep their cottages open.
Some of the cottagers, who have chill
dren, are planning TO put them into
school in North CIoudcroft. Mrs.
Redick is the principal.
W. G. Roe has sold out his interest
in the CloudcrOft Amusement COM
pany to Henry Denny of Alamogordo.
Assistant general passenger agent
Garnet King, of the Southwestern, was
up Sunday on business for the COM
pany.
Gen. B. J. viljoen, of Las Cruces, is
here recuperating from a slight illness.
Mrs. John La Prelle, ST. and Mrs.
La Prelle, jr., of Austin, are registered
at the Lodge and have Joined the S.
W. Fishers and the Woolridges, max
ing quite an Austin colony.
Mrs. a. Sprinz and daughter, Miss
Pauline, and Morgan Grossman of New
York are spending a few days at the
Lodge.
]. A Eddy and daughters and Miss
Janet Mack and Virginia Stewart. have
gone on a camping trip through Elks
turn by the way of the indian agency.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Sexton and family,
from the eastern coast of Texas have
taken a cottage for the rest of the
season.
Miss Mamie McGehee, of Bay City.
Texas, is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sexton. at The Pines"
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Payne and fam
lily have closed their cottage for the
season and fO PaSO
Mrs. E. w. Pew and family and Mrs
]. c. Ponsford and daughter, who have
been occupying the Roe cottage, have
also returned to FL Paso-
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G.. Roe and family
went on a little picnic down Cox can
yon, and found some wild grapes. They
returned with over two bushels of the
fruit.
Rev. Robert Bruce Smith returned to
FL Paso after spending ten days at the
Croft.
Mrs. Grace Ellis is expecting her son,
Lieut.. Olin Ellis, of Fort Douglas, on
a visit to San Souci cottage
Lodge Guests.
Among those registered at the Lodge,
are: Mrs. H. ASprinz. Miss Pauline
Sprinz, FL Paso; Morgan L H. Gross
man, New York; P E. Mckee, Ell Paso;
Craig Yeiger, Oklahoma City; Ida Abb
ney. Gail, Tex; s. W. Carter. st. Joe,
Tex; Sue Renfro, Alamogordo; E. n.
Spaulding, Deming; Mary E. Black.
Silver City; A. l. Brown. Kansas City;
NJ L. Parker, Santa Fe; c. n. Newberry,
Chicago; < n. Kelush, Dallas; A. w.
Field, Galveston; z. L. Bailey, Hous
ton; A. V. Fielding, Alpine: E. n.
Meyers, Midland; 3. j Viljoen, Las
Cruces, n. M; Mrs. John La Prelle ST.,
and Mrs. John La Prelle, jr., Austin;
Mary Smith Brown, Susanna Brown,
Denver; Anna Gordon, Lawrence, Kas.;
J. B. Sprague, and Evan S. Evans,
Pueblo, Colo.