El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-05
MANY NEW HOMES ARE
BUILDING AT Stafford
VacafiOnists Return; Many Boys and
Girls Leave for School; Politics EI-
citing: Old Resident Dies.

Stafford, Ariz., Sept. 5.-MeSsrs- B. F.
Thum and Jesse Foster have let the
contract to Barnes and Meyers or Los
Angeles for the erection of their new
homes on L street we'll is being
sunk on Mr.. Fosters lot this week and
the foundation for the house will be laid
at once. L. n. StrattOn, Peter Ander-
son and ]. E. Carpenter have lots in
this new addition and are contemplate
ing building soon. The WickerSham
bungalow is assuming well finished pro-
portions and the interior work will be
started next week. B. S. Foster, ST.,
has completed and rented two cottages
on street. All vacant houses are oc-
cupied and as the fall month advances
the demand for more dwellings grows
Among those returning from their
summer trips are Mr.. and Mrs. H ].
Dowdle and daughter, Madge, who have
been spending the past month at their
ranch in StoctOn Pass; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Birdno and daughters, who have spent
the month in southern California. Miss
Lucy Purdum, principal of the public
schools, has returned from Coronado
Beach and will open school Monday
Miss Anna Pickles has also arrived
from her home in Illinois. Miss Mar
garet Hunter, from ClOudcroft, II. NJ,
who will also begin her work in the
school room Monday. Geo. A Olney has
returned
B. F. Foster and family have returned
from Camp Inception, where they spent
the hot months. Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
Hunter are home from a short stay at
Los Angeles. z. T. IjamS is also home
from the coast Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Welker have returned from an extended
visit to eastern cities. Besides having
pleasure trip they bought goods for
the fall stock of their store. They
were accompanied by Miss Marguerite
Long of St Louis, who will have
charge of the millinery department.
Howard Moore, who has been in the
employ of the ella Valley bank at this
place; for the past few months, has re-
signed his position and gone to his
home in Kentucky.
The political outlook for this part Of
Arizona is very interesting, the dele
gates nominated to he constitutional
convention being very busy holding rail-
lies and mass meetings A rally VIII
be held at the Brier hall, when Messrs
A r. Lynch, Lamar Cobb, DR.. A M
Tuthill, Nit Simms and ". T. Webb
will speak. There will be band music
The Republican nominees have begun
their speechmaking in the east end of
the county and will hold rallies in all
the towns there before coming down in
this section. Stratton and Lynch, one
of the most prominent law firms in the
county, present a unique case in them
selves, since Mr.. Lynch is a nominee on
the Democratic ticket and Mr.. Stratton
on the Republican ticket.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Naquin have re-
turned to their home at Globe, Mrs. Ma
quin having spent the past month with
friends here and Mr.. Naquin visiting
several Texas and New Mexico cities
Mrs. T. S Bunch accompanied Mrs.
Kinsman of Chicago. en- route to Globe,
and stopped over here. Mrs. Bunch re-
ports the judge as much improved dur
ing his stay at the coast. lie will not
returnFo he valley until the last of the
monthly Mrs. Kinsman will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. J. D.
Wick, at the Copper City.
Dr. H. J. Warner has gone to the
City of Mexico to attend the Centen-
NAL celebration at that place.
G. s. Andrus is spending the week at
FIT Thomas. where he is doing some
surveying for a number of ranchers
who are building extensive fences.
Mrs. F. f. Mashbir has returned from
teh sanitorium at Long Beach, Cal,
where she underwent an operation two
months ago.
Joe Swift has gone TO Iowa, where
he will enter high school for the win
ter William Wakefield Will leave soon
for Albuquerque, where he will attend
school. Misses Edith Jennings and Sa-
rah Wilson are preparing to enter the
normal at Tempe Misses iona Robin
son and Henrietta Olney will attend
a girls school in Los Angeles.
Grandma WoOlsey died az her daugh-
tiers home at Lone Star and was buried
at the Union cemetery after the rites of
the Latter Day Saints.
C. E. Woodson and wife have return
ed to FL Paso, after spending some
time at the Sparks canyon, in the Ora
ham mountains.
Miss NJ. Briscal and Mesdames Stew
art and Boyd of Globe have gone to
Camp Inception for a two weeks rest.
T. b. LOngwell, who was bitten by
centipede at the reconnaissance camp on
Mt. Graham and came TO town for med
icaI aid, is much improved and his re-
turned to his work.