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and Mrs o. Berkey. of Alameda ave-.
nue.. have been spending very pleas
an thine at Cloudcroft They are back
home.
George Easter is in town from
Cloudcroft, and will leave soon for
Boston to enter the school of tech
nology.
Mrs. ]. E~Benton and little daugh-
ter returned from Mountain Park and
Highrolls Saturday.
Ernest Newell, 80 South Virginia,
who has been on visit to his grand
father and mother, has returned home.
Miss Edna Van Patton, niece of Eu-
gene Van Patton, has just retutned
from Las Cruces, N. NJ, where she has
been spending a few weeks at Drip
ping Springs and Mesilla Park.
Nick H. Carson. 1912 San Antonio
street. has just returned from Lake
Charles and Calcasieu river, La. where
he has been for a few weeks on his
vacation.
Miss Lille May and Mamie Clark.
1920 East Overland, have just returned
from months visit to Fort Worth,
Dallas. Denton and Big Springs.
Miss Alice Bishop will arrive home
Sunday from a summer spent in Kan
sas City and Fairbury, Neb-, where she
visited her brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred S. Bishop.
Miss Isabel Gibson returned Thurs
day from pleasant summer spent on
her brothers ranch at Berino and Is
now located at 712 North Stanton.
Miss Louise "A. wwiegand arrived
Tuesday from her vacation In Cali
fornia-
Mrs NJ B. Hawkins and children.
who have been at Cloudcroft for the
month of August. came home Thurs
day.
Robert and Russell Price, sons of
Mrs Mary Price, are home, after three
weeks spent in, Ohio and West Vir-
ginia, where they visited their uncle.
Rev. Robert Bruce Smith. and family.
Mrs. ]. T. Kilburn and daughter.
Katherine, returned Saturday from
Silver City, n. NJ
Mrs Fred Kachler is home from Sill
yer City, N. NJ. where she spent two
weeks in company with her sister,
Mrs. Kilburn.
Mr. and Mrs George Helde have re-
turned from Las Cruces. where they
have been during the month of Aug
ust, spending their vacation visiting
Sir. Helde's parents.
Miss Clara Shultz has returned from
a pleasant visit TO her old home in
Deming.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L Hunter and
daughter. Miss Eva, have returned from
California, where they have been
spending two weeks very pleasantly
visiting different points of interest
along the coast
Willard Gregg, who was called to
his>home in Nebraska on account of
the death of his father, is expected
back in a few days
Miss Hannah Ellison and Mrs. Lille
teachers in the public schools.
are at home from their vacations and
have taken apartments at the Camp
bell
Miss Sallie Blake is at home from
her vacation, spent in the east.
Robert H Bishop, ticket agent at
Stanton street station, leaves Sunday
evening over the Rock Island for Kan
sas City and Jefferson City. Mo-, and
Neb-, at which latter place
he will visit his son and family, Al
fred S. Bishop. Mr.. Bishop will be alb
sent about 10 days.
Eldon Routledge viii return today
from a short visit to Pearson, Mexico.
W. A Williams has returned from
his visit with relatives in Kansas and
Oklahoma
Miss Ruth Evans arrived from Waco
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs S J. Prudential and children
will be in today from Cloudcroft
T. c. van Epps, division auditor of
the G. H. & S. A. railroad, returned
last night from his vacation on the
Pacific coast and resumed his duties
this morning. Mrs. Van Epps re-
NAMED for further enjoyment in