El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-20

visitor here looking for a claim on which
| to file.
The King Construction company,
| which has been doing some grading for
| the I. and NJ. between this city and
Amarillo Tex, passed through here with
its outfit to begir/track repairs on the
Dawson road.
Emery Reagan and Miss Bertha Davis
were married at the court house by
Judge J. ID. Cutlip. They have gone to
! Lloyd, \. NJ. where thew will make their
future home.
Dr. H D. Nichols Will leave this week
for Philadelphia, where he will, Join his
wife and children, who are at the home OF
her parents. They viii return to Tu-
cumcari in week or two.
Frank Ankele and Miss Petra Macs
of Nara Visa were married at the
courthouse by judge Cutlip. They re-
turned Immediately to Nara Visa, their
future home
Mrs. F. Wilson and children, who
were visiting friends here for few days,
have returned to their home in Missis-
sippi.
Roadmaster J. [. McKinzie and fam
lily will occupy the new bungalow on
South Second street just build by J. E.
AcA1urtrie.
Mrs Farr Herring and baby have been
visiting friends in Tucumcdri for several
days.
]. W. Aiken has moved in to the L.
F. Taylor house on Center street.
Mrs. Jas. Lanigan. who has been
visiting friends at Cripple Creek and
Denver, has returned home.
Jessie johnson is here from Okla
home City with his family seeing the
country.
near BarancOs and viii move there
Miss Ruby Dixon. who came here for
her health, died, and her body was
shipped TO her home at Eskridge, Kas
Miss Ethel Cowart is visiting friends
at Amarillo
Rim Sakurae. .from Tokyo, Japan. was
in Tueumcari on his way to Oberlin
college, Ohio.
George J. Miller. of Chicago. repre-
senting the Rock Island railroad, Is here
in the interest of the South West Trail
the official organ of the Rock Island
system.
The Quay county Fair association has
appointed the following committees:
Finance. J. W. Corn. Benito Baca. A D.
Goldenberg: exhibits. c. H. de Yanlp-
ert, H. S. Bricklev. J. r. Daughtrv:
sports. s. T. Hopkins. A. D. Pankey, R.
F. Hutchinson, Silas Nav; culinary and
arts, Mrs. F. s. Hinds. Mrs T. S. san
ders; premiums. J. W Campbell. W. B.
FARRELL, s. G. Lawson: parade, H. J.
Wofford, c. J. X. Moore. A Falkenberg:
marshal of dav. N. B. Keator: aid. J. A.
Street. T. L. WEIGH. A. R. Carter The
officers are: President. A. R. Carter;
vice presidents. JOS. Israel, I. A. Muir
head; secretary, ". H. Slaughter. treas
urer, Earl George.
A : t.
ner land office which is to be opened
Oct. 1. is in Tucumeari on important
business
Eugene Gordon has the plans for a
new residence to be built on Monroe
street adjoining his home. The struc-
ture will be a modern bungalow.
The Aid society of the First Presbv-
terrain church gave a lawn social at the
home of Mrs. All Gaudin on High street.
A large number of guests enjoyed the
evenings entertainment. Refreshments
were served, consisting of cake and ice
cream.
awaiting the return Of J. W. Porter, the
present lessee. who IS expected home the
first of October
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Eskridge, formerly of this city,
but now living at Sanford, Fla.
The trains on the f. P. & S w. are
again running on schedule after the
wreck of Sunday near Santa Rosa
Number four. due here Sunday evening.
arrived at 1880 a. M Monday Number
two, due at 7:10, was nearly one hour
and half late as it carried part of two
trains.
William Lauman has gone to Dalhart
to ia ke ii position with Frank F. Record.
proprietor of the De Sofa hotel
TIE Misses Stark. daughters of J. NJ
Stark. the railroad contractor. have left
for points east to visit friends