El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05
MARGARET RICHARDSON,
I'LL Terrace Street.

MARGARET RICHARDSON,
I'LL Terrace Street.
E. L. Muerges of Chihuahua, is in
| Ell Paso on business and will return
on Monday next.
o. T. Ochilleys, of Newman, n. NJ,
| came to Ell Paso Wednesday afternoon
| with his two sons.
B. Jones. of Fabens, Texas, is on his
| way to California to join his wife,
where they expect to make their future
| home
j. B. Van Storm has come to 81 Paso
| to make his home
E. T. Adams, from Baylor university,
| Waco, Texas. was awarded the Cecil
Rhodes scholarship, having made the
| highest percentage yet attained He
| is 81 years of age. weighs 230 pounds,
! is six feet two inches tall He leaves
| for Oxford next week in order to enter
| college. Mr. Adams Is an Ell Pasoan.
Mrs. T. A. Fa1vey has returned from
pleasant trip down the valley with
Mrs. Webb.
Mrs. e. II. Irwin and daughter left Ell
Paso on Wednesday to visit relatives.
Miss Mary Grim has gone to Berino,
N. NJ, to spend a few weeks on a
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Harris have left Ell
Paso for an extensive visit with Mrs
Harris parents in Brennan, Texas.
New electric light poles have been
| put up on Terrace street
Miss Helen Roberts, who has been
attending school at San Marcos, has
returned to the city and is now visit.
| ing Miss Meta Ormsbee at the smelter
/ Sunset Heights is Illuminated every
| evening by bonfires built to scare away
mosquitoes
L. H. Vallery, OF FL Paso, reports by
letter from the coast that he and his
wife are enjoying their two months
vacation travelling through the large
western cities. They will return about
) Sept l.
D. T. Fennell, chief clerk in the
| Colorado Fuel and Iron company, has
returned from vacation spent in
Denver and other Colorado points.
Nancy Williams is visiting friends
in Bent, N NJ
Mrs w. B. Latta and Mrs. W. G.
Dunn have returned to C1oudcroft,
after spending a week in their homes
here.
Miss Leona Walker, Of Deming, N
NJ. will visit Ell Paso during the month
Of August
Judge J. E. Townsend has adopted
a dog to keep him company during his
wife and sons absence.
Miss Ruth W. Davis, Of the Ell Paso
School for Girls. is visiting her par
ents in Montana
H Kohlberg is making his second
trip Of this summer to C1eudcroft.
Miss Rebeeea Mack Is visiting, in
Philadelphia, Pa
Miss Annie Messenger is visiting her
sister in San Antonio.
Mrs Goltner has moved from $40 to
Ills North Ell Paso street.
Mrs Louis Behr and family have
returned from trip to California.
Little Florence LeBaron, aged five
weeks. has grown two inches in a
month.
Miss Geraldine Merchant will leave
this week for California.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Longwe1 leave
FL Paso on Aug. IS for California,
where they will meet Mr.. Longwe1rs
brother and sister, who will return
from a trip to Japan. The party will
leave San Francisco for Seattle, and
, travelling through Canada to Chicago.
they will come down the Great Lakes
and return home by water.
Mrs. Ralph Doomis and baby have
returned from Cleudcroft.
Miss Sarah Jarrett. Of the Girls
school, will study kindergartening dur
ing the coming school year
Mrs E. NJ Bray and daughter.
vonia, have returned to their home on
Ell Paso street, after a pleasant month
spent in Cloudcroft.
Mrs. A w. Foster has gone to Cloud
croft to spend a few weeks at the
Outlook"
Capt. H. r. Hillebrand. deputy mar
shall, is now enjoying his vacation.
Miss George Stewart. Of Arizona,
street, is visiting friends in her old
home. Mata gorda. Texas.
Mrs. Kent Bush is down from Ancho,
n. NJ, to spend some time with her
mother. Mrs. George Drummer.
Mrs. F. S. Hollington leaves next
week for California where Mr.. Holling
ton will join her early in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. Stevens re-
turned to Cloudcroft today, having
spent few days in the city. A birth
day dinner was held last nigh In honor
Of Mrs. Stevens.
Miss Mary Grim has returned to
the city after spending week on a
ranch.
An impromptu watermelon party was
held last night at 101 Terrace street.
Those present were Mrs. R. H. Rine-
hart Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Hollington
Miss Grim, S. J. Fennell, Miss Jeanette
Richardson.
The lawns and flower beds on Ter
race street have all been improved dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs George r. LeBaron and
daughter leave El Paso today for
Cloudcroft They will be accompanied
by Miss Annie LeBaron.
Miss Melitta Tafel is visiting her sis