El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-12
WILL
NOW HAVE SEWERS
Everybody Is Ready for the
Chautauqua- Personal
News Items.
(By Mrs. W. S. Tilton).

Il
A. Hawkins. legal representative of the
E. P. & S. W., met with the property
owners of the Cloudcroft resort to dis
cuss putting in a sewer system 1t was
unanimously voted to accept the COM
pany's offer, which was TO put in the
main lines of sewerage. of the -ery best
material and septic traps, free of
charge, if the property owners would
consent to have every lot connect with
the main sewers A vote of thanks was
rendered the company for its offer. A
committee was appointed by chairman
]. A Eddy. to form plan whereby the
expense of the connections would be
pro rated so that it would fall no
heavier on the property owners off the
main line of the sewer than those living
near ii.
Every one with a guilty conscience
took to the woods yesterday The Texas
sheriffs came up on the noon train, 100
strong. OF course these guilty ones
had picnic baskets along with them
and pretended they were just off for an
all day in the woods.
All the committees of the Chautauqua
are hard at work; the reception commit
tee has elaborated its plans and it will
not be the simple affair that was at
first suggested. There will be a train
committee to meet all trains and show
the strangers to their rooms. The pro-
gram committee is very proud of it's
work. The ways and means commit
tee is not having the hard time that was
expected and the amusement committee
is finding more talent than 1t knows
what to do with. An old fashioned
spelling bee with a blue back spelling
book will be one of the features
Miss Mamie McGimpsey of FL Paso. is
the guest of Mrs. H d. Slater at Cabin
Jonimac.
Mrs. r. E Hall, Mrs G. A Williams
and young son, who have been oecu-
plying the Walker cottage for the
summer, left yesterday for Ell Paso.
Mrs. Lamar Davis. children and nurse
and Miss Kate Adams and Mrs. " M
Laughlin and daughter, Irene, are oc-
cupying the Walker cottage for the
rest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hale and family
have taken the Springer cottage.
Those registered at the Lodge lately
are: Mrs. W. NJ Laughlin, Ell Paso;
Irene LaughFn, e. Paso; Edwin Behr,
FL Paso; Ed Robertson, FL Paso: Frank
H. Rice. FL Paso: w H. Grom. Fort
Worth; Hazel I. Shelton, Alamogordo;
Mabel Carwite, Dallas; Robert +. Hor-
ton, NJ. D.. New York; ". o. AnSley.
London, England; r. A Balthers. Forest
Service; W. Z. Dunbar, Dublin, Ireland;
Frank Lacey, NJ. D., Vaughn, Texas;
Sam A. Booker, Forest Service; r. D.
Leve. Dallas; r. ". Candy and wife, FL
Paso; r D. BarnUm, FL Paso; H. w
Shedd, FL Paso: Y. r. Harris, FL Paso;
Manuel Schwartz, FL Paso; W. T. Belk,
Anthony, y. NJ; Mrs. L. c. Palmer,
Houston; Miss Lottle Palmer, Houston;
]. s. Garfield and wife. Roswell: W. W.
Irwin, Roswell; ]. A Sharon and wife,
Edna: ]. r. Elwel Fl Paso: Mr. Dewey.
FL PasO: Max Moye. El Paso; Mrs. c. Q.
Mills, FL Paso; Mrs. A j. Van Dyke, Fl
PasO: r. .Dink, Milwaukee: P H. Hymn.
Beeville. Texas; Rev NJ. Egan, Alamo
gordo; p f. Warren, FL PasO; Leo. E.
Anderson, Cloudcroft; W. E. Dunbar.
Albuquerque; Hazel Shelton, Alamogor-
do: Nena 3. Warnock, Alamogordo: Joe
Gordon, Kansas City; c. Robertson,
Kansas City; A. H. Mast, Kansas City;
c. W. Howth, Beaumont, Texas; oJames
Wilson and wife, Ell Paso; Carl Geiger.
New Orleans; ]. S. Geiger, New Orleans;
Mrs. Paul Lesso. FL Paso; Miss Leola
Levy, Natchitoches, La; Miss Mary s.
Levy, Natchitoches, La; Geo H. Russell
Orange, Cal; Elsie Schubert, FL Paso;
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Binford, FL Paso;
Miss Ethel Wallen, FL Paso: Miss Clara
Toleman, e. Paso; S. G. Gardner and
wife, Ell Paso; Stanley Bevan and fam
lily, Ell Paso; Thomas l. eileen, FL PasO;
DR.. Gudger, Alamogordo; A ]. Carpen-
ter. FL Paso; T. o. Breadingall. Ell Paso:
q. B. Sawyer and wife, Beaumont; J. w.
Russell and " fe, Shreveport, La; Mrs.
]. B. Armstead, Shreveport, La; Jos.
Merken, Ell Paso; W. A: Hawkins,
Three Rivers N NJ; A c. Turner, Beau
mont, Texas; B. H. Allen. Beaumont
Texas.