El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-14
DAVIS AMATEURS
PRODUCE A PLAY
Many Visitors In Town; I'm
provements Planned
on Ranches

Fort Davis, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE home
talent play given by the civic club
at the school auditorium was attended
by a large crowd Cub house lunches
with not coffee and chocolate were
served after the play The proceeds
Tor the play and lunch both amounted
to $40, to be used for improving the
school grounds
Mrs Claude Smith and family and
teacher were in from their ranch 10
attend the play. They were the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Medley were IN
from their ranch to attend the play
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B Davfa
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Cartwright ars
back from a months stay at Marlin
Wells A young woman friend accom-
panied them home for q visit.
Miss Louise Bridges, teacher Of Mr.
and Mrs A g. Prude's children on tho
ranch, was in to attend the play.
MIS- l. Nixon mas returned from Cal
lIorRla, where she isited two OF her
married daughters . r several months
Mr. Y5-bOrer, Of HiIsbOro. Texas
is here, visiting his brother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Mckee
Mrs. Wood, mother OF Mrs. Carmack,
IS here from Pecos, Tex, to visit her
Miss Hfckerson. teacher for Mr.. and
Mrs. O. E. JOnes's children on their
ranch, 10 miles west Of town spent
last week.
Mr.. Turnbeau. a young man from
Erath county, has recently come here
70 make this his home.
Miss White, Of Corpus Christi, has
arrived 10 keep house for her brother.
tage.
Joe Espy and Jesse MerreII have r..
turned from four days stay at the
Mr- Merriman Was here several days
ana SOLD two pianos, one to Jesse 1Ier-
rel and one for the school auditorium.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sproul were in from
the ranch to attend church Sunday
night.
J. " Espy is having another bath
room added on the second floor OF his
residence.
The young people are arranging for
leap year ball TO be given at the
courthouse.
S. "A Tompson. Mr.. and Mrs Harold
TOmpsOn, Misses Maude Clothfer and
Agnes MuIhurn went over to Maria.
MI T0mDsOn meeting a party OF friends
from Fl Paso and joining them, left
Tor Dallas, Tex, where they go TO have
the $50 degree in Masonry confirmed
c H Bird took over a lot Of boxes
Of fine apples TO Maria and sold them,
and had calls for another large amount.
he has some very fine Mammoth Black
TWigs and York Imperial apples.
Ernest HanshaW. who has been run
ming a blacksmith shop the past two
years. has sold his buildings and lots
to W. 3 Miller and &. T. Coming and
moved to Valentine. Tex
Mrs. J. W AIcCutcheOn and daughter,
Marie, are TO leave today TO attend the
Durham-Fairis wedding at Flatouia,
Tex, Nov. 10 Miss Tairy Fairs is
a niece Of Mrs. NcCutcheOn.
High winds have been raging for
several days, now the wind has sub
sided and II has turned very cold
a G. Prude expects to have his resi-
dence completed next week 1t IS a two
story adobe with all modern convent
ences- on his ranch five miles west
Of Fort Davis
J. P. Weathezhy has returned from
San Antonio, |1ere he spent several
days
Dr. H NJ Jones recently returned
from san Antonio.
Mrs. E. H Folks and two children
are down from their Davis mountain
ranch. spending a Few days with 8Ir.
and Mrs A @. Prude-
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Fisher are in
from their ranch. visiting their parents,
lIr and Mrs. J. B. Davis