El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-27
COLLEGE MAN IS
MARRIED 1T
mES|LLA
Glass in Astronomy Is Now
Studying the Comet.
A. & NJ. Notes.

Agricultural College. n. NJ, Jan. 81
At 4:30 Tuesday afternoon, at the st.
James Episcopal church, at Mesilla
Park Frank Isles and Miss Ellen Eng
blam were united in marriage. Mr.. Isles
was in the employment of the college in
the department of agriculture. Miss
Engblam was formerly a nurse, but for
the past several months has made her
home with Dr. Phillips, of Old MesiIla.
The Rev Hunter Lewis Officiated. They
left for Ell Paso. where they remained
one day and continued their journey to
Roosevelt AFiZ., where Mr.. Isles will as
sumo his new duties in the United States
forestry service. Those present at the
service were DR.. and Mrs. Garrison, DIR.
and Mrs Phillips, Lew Isles and family,
Miss Daniels, Miss Lewis, Miss Morton,
Mrs. MacIver. ]. Z. Mundell, Sidney How
ard, Leo Young.
Jesse E Mundell gave a farewell
stag" reception to Frank Isles. Those
present were: Frank Isles, ]. E. Mundell,
Burton Fife. F. E. Wolf, Harry Schultz
and W. C. Campbell
A lemon pie feast was given in the
social room Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Wednes-
day afternoon. A supply of pies was OBJ
tanned from the domestic science depart
ment- John Jennings stands the uHdis-
puted champion pie eater of the coll
lege.
The Apollo club has initiated into its
organization the following students: Joe
Parks, Werner Clayton, Stuart Baker,
and Bob Roberts.
During basketball practice Wednes-
day evening Arner Eide forward on the
first team met with a very painful acct
dent. He collided with another player
and as result received a deep cash just
over his eyebrow. He was taken to Las
Cruces to physician who was forced
to make several stitches to close the
gap.
The Agricultural club held its regular
weekly meeting Wednesday evening. The
clubs business was hurriedly gone
through with, the discussions were cut
short, and then a social event was
planned for February IL.
Basketball Games.
The girls are practicing hard this
week for Saturdays basketball game at
Silver City. The girls will play the
same positions as at FL Paso against
the High school. The delegation leaves
here on Friday evening.
On Friday evening. in HadIev hall.
will be played the first interclass bas-
ketball game of the season. The fresh
man class will play the entire prepara-
tory department. The rivalry is grow
ing intense and some good amusement is
promised.
While en- route from FL Paso to the
college William E. Campbell, business
manager Of the Round Up lost pock-
etbook containing money, money order,
receipts, cards, bills and in all valued
at nearly 800 The following day he
teiesraphed the Santa Fe officials at
Albuquerque notifying them OF his loss.
He Immediately received a wire stating
the yaluables had been handed to- the
claim agent by the train porter and
would be returned to him at once.
Form Realty Company.
Claude p Henry and DR.. Campbell. of
Las Cruces have formed a realty COM
pany and viii open offices soon. They
Just recently acquired the Bjerregard
tract of II acres. 1t will be known from
now on as the soft Water Valley" ow-
ing to the quality of the water. A $500
house. corral and other outbuildings,
a well and tank now stand upon the
place. The transfer was made in consid-
Grafton of some $500. The land will be
layed off in lots and Offered for sale.
A class in astronomy has been formed
under professor Hagerty. 1t is following
the movements of the comet. The comet
grows larger daily and remains in view
longer. The class in its study uses tele-
scopes, surveying instruments and field
glasses.