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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-13
atives in Beaumont, Tex.

atives in Beaumont, Tex.
Mrs. Jno. w. Webert and son John
will leave on the 26th inst. for Ger
many.
George George will leave the first of
May for Panama.
Mrs. VIM. Babin and two little chill.
dren left Tuesday for a weeks STAY
at Baton Rouge, La.
DIR. NJ. o. Carey has taken posses
son of his new home, corner Bermuda
street and Pelican avenue.
Mrs. |. Kelvin has returned home
from Ponchatoula. after a visit to DR..
E. Kelvin.
If you want the earth"-that is,
the whole shooting-match." Won will
have to go talk to some of the real
estate men over the river. But if YOU
love your neighbor as yourself" and
are willing to divide up" with him,
We can fix you up" (if We can't do
you up over here. Read some of
our ads in to-dayS paper and size the
matter up'-that is. after you con-
clude that a piece as big as a town lot
will do you. You will then be doing
yourself justice-that is, after you
fence one in. One particular ad will
tell you how. Look it up. and "cut it
out"-(the adj.
Among the teachers who attended
the Louisiana State Teachers Conven-
ton, recently held at Lake Charles,
La, We're Misses Ophelia Koppel, lisa,
bel and Alice O'Connor, Irene Brookes,
Edwina Thorning, Myrtle Scholl. Ma
mic Vaughan and Juanita Barrett The
Lake Charles teachers did all that was
possible to make the visit an enjoyable
one. Among the interesting entertain
ments provided were a trip to the sui
phur mines. the greatest in the world,
and a trip on Lake Charles and Cal
casieu river to Prian Lake.
The marriage of Miss Lena Caroline
Gausch, the adopted daughter of Mrs.
Julia c. Edgecombe, of Daisy, La, to
Mr.. William Monroe Edgecomb, will
be celebrated at the Algiers Method
list Church. South, on April 10Th, at
1880 o'clock. The wedding will be a
very quiet one, owing to the recent
death of the brides brother. 1t will
take place from the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. J. Braai, 1921 Pacific ave-
nue.. No cards being issued, the
friends and relatives are invited to
the church through this medium.
The library will be closed all day
Friday on account of a holiday
Mrs. Chas. Corbett and children re-
turned Saturday from Memphis.
DR.. Harry E. Nelson returned Satur-
day night from trip to Morgan City,
Franklin and other towns in southern
Louisiana. DR.. Nelson is much i'm
proved in health and took up his du-
ties ar the Charity Hospital.
Mrs. J. c. Mathewes left Tuesday
for Clayksdale, Miss, to attend the
convention of the Mississippi Fedora
ton OF Woman's Clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Weary have re-
turned from New Iberia, La. The
many friends of Mr.. Weary extend
their sympathy for the loss of his
sister.
Mrs. Kinkaid and two daughters,
May and Florence, left Tuesday for
short stay at Baton Rouge, La.
Mrs. w. L. Barbour and little daugh-
ter, Lauraine, left last Saturday for
Vicksburg, Miss, to be the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. c. C.. Barbour and fam
lily.
Mrs. Hy. Brinkman. of Houston
Tex, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Hy Calf of Olivier street
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PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE

NJ Merry Euchre Club was enter
- last week by DR.. and Mrs. c. V.
The successful players were
Y Kraft and Mrs. w. H. Wea-
usssrs. Fred GOebel and U. J.
The consultations fell to the
Mrs Chas. Arnold and Mr.. L. F.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Lewis will
certain next week at their home on
! Lower Coast.
o.r A. R. Edbrooke will preach at
J. olivet Episcopal Church to-mor-
n night.
IA meeting of the Teachers Pen
y. League, Misses E. NJ. Rhodes and
/, oConnor were elected as members
,ss board of directors of the league.
a., Jno Tansey and Eugene Lie
Il we're weekend guests at the
~ W.
|rui camp, Bay Adams.
Ms Aug. Kelvin left Saturday
lining for Shreveport, La, accom-
.,Isd by Mrs. Reb. Vallette, being
al there by the illness of her broth
h Edgar vallette.
I, Sam Boylan left Saturday eve
- for a short stay with his brother,
|,,A,u Boylan, at Gulfport, Miss.
/ sidney Guillott is expected home for
b Easter hlidays.
Vlljan G. Reems, frmerly a resi-
~ Of Algiers, has moved to 1924
uuzine street, corner Pleasant,
~ be has opened up a first-class
z up-,odate pool room.
carepce Parks expects to leave
ussime next week for a visit to rel
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AVisit to This Store Is Revelation!

~ spring styles of up-tothe -mnute Millinery
- sen ire talk Of the town, and have made
~" friends for this House. This House al
- makes friends of its customers, for its prices
sr the lowest in New Orleans.
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INSPECTOR TO GO UNDER THE
KNIFE.

Inspector of Police James w. Rey-
nolds will be operated upon for ap-
pendicitis either to-day or Friday in
the Hotel Dieu. He has been suffer
ing from appendicitis for several
months and has had a number of at
tacks. 1t was at first thought that an
operation would not be necessary, but
his condition became such that the
physician attending him expressed the
belief that the appendix must be re-
moved.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining at Station A, New Or
leans, La, postoffice, week ending on
April 18th, 1911:
Gents-Wiil Gilman, E. B. Nc
Cutchon, Guy Sagrsew, Antiyak Bap-
fist Church.
Ladies-Mrs. Hagar Conor, Mrs.
Fany Geskin, Mrs. VIM. German, Miss
Ethel King, Mrs. Verma Mondro, Mrs.
Mary Simon; Miss Marceline Wether-
strand.
W. ]. Behan, P NJ.
J. W. Daniels, Supt. Sta. A.
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GOES TO FRENCH LICK SPRINGS

Mayor Martin Behrman, who has
been i'll for the past two or three
weeks, will leave Friday for the fam
Gus French Lick Springs and West
Baden Springs, in southern Indiana,
where he will remain for a few weeks.
Mr.. Behrman, however, is expected to
return to be here at the time of the
sale of the s7,OOO,OOO sewerage and
water bonds.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The business men of our district are
respectfully requested to be present
April 18th, at Pythian Hall, where
commercial organization will be effect
ed The committee desires the mer-
chants to be present promptly at 1880
o'clock.
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and solicits the patronage of her
friends.
She also handles Cream-Cheese
Milk, and Bread.
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/ Am in Position To Offer the 80 Lots
Shown on This Cut, as Follows:
PROPOSITION NO. 1.

o
of
spectvey
pertaining
property
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MRS. e. e. DUPUIS

Desires to announce to her friends
that she has opened Notion Store at
513 verret Street,
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PROPOSITION NO. 2.

will build
these the balance
mutually
practically wide with 15o sidewalk "a
a 12foot alley
grade
purchaser
little If
on me on he Algiers 322W
S. LAYTON
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
GOnn nNII.Ns

ITO. exchange editor or tI, Hyald
notice, that in nearly every count,
.n \.N MoSicu this wear There is going
10 'r % nIr aud tAat what d. more
p.rI .ur. much stress is bciug laid oa
no asrI.u,uru ,shiuir
1ni. Is good ONION uu.l boo san.
sas 1nd oklahoma. counts after .,un
o Is mnooncue thar thc mr wan Doc
eliminated this wear b,Ouus, or
droutn Thcy hay, mighty nuI, 10
exhibit uuCk thor, and times arc TOO
hard 20 make fair. possible Bu, u
N, M'Nleo this year h, CROPS ,rs
uulaH1todN rh, best nc have over
raised even u tho dr, farming soe.
uuns anna H. fact that nearly every
"lut0 is suIar Go holt 70 fair shows
t1.t OBJ n,'.I, ar. feeling prosperous
"uo tH., n,E ar encouraged over
the outlook
''f COURSE Oh, -iat. fdr sill 10, held
In hhuIuarlu, Dc wI Do, bigger
and better Than tho man, territorial
lair. that hat, preceded 10 and tho
cream of tht eEnibI;a from hr .prl.
ous county 0irs uiu Doe sent 60 Al
huautrlue
The 'ac Thar tHroushm. Ncu Mex.
..o Tho people have plenty of asrIrul.
rural exhibits ANA thar a., fair come
minoes have ninooy with which 90
pui ou good county shows indicates
that ihr worst has passed Iu This ter.
riiors and that the futur, is nrIsht
with promise ~ advancement.
growth und prosperity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
AIBUoUERoUE EVENING Herald SATURDAY, AUeusr 1a11

nearly every member. "a q Holt OF
Domino wds unanimgusiy chosen a.
president of Tho board. Mr. Holt ln
@ ringing speech following his olcc-
tion, promised 10 do everything pos.
sible Co have New Mexico represented
at Tho irrigation congress a. be- held
viii hr made to boost tho CONGRESS
ond secure a good attcndnnc, of dele.
gates from this territory
Among those present az the Sew
Mexico Resources hay sessions today
are. Governor William Mills. Tcs.
ritorltl Engineer g H. Miilcr. SANTA
Fc. Gcorg" II. Webster Cimarrun.
II %. Holt H. g. Els. Dcmina
George L.. Brooks. president and N
T.. Hcuing secretary of tine Now Mex
Geo bureau OF immigration, Isuae
Harth. John a. McMnaus. D. o..
Schw'ntkcr. \. u Stroup. George Ar.
not, William Mcintosh. r. ". DobFon
" r. TNtrhru. j. -. Tnlcy and
many others.
Tomorrow Program.
Tomorrow Rev. Charles Osral Beck.
man OF Albuquerque will conduct the
thn'auqua Sunday SCHOOL, aud Rev
n Alonzo Bright also OF Albuqucluu.
viii deliver scrWoulcCtuIc.
w th" evening Miss Emma T. An.
dcr'ou will deliver lecture on her
experiences among the Hopl indians
OF Arizona with whom she spent scy.
eyal months
Chaplain H. "a sutherland OF Fort
Il.ss. who was pu the program ton uu
address uu Malta. aud thu KNIGHTS oJ
- John is 10 and unable 90 attend
on thar account
\ kindcrgarion depart ncut has been
organized for the little tots and Is Nr.
Ing conducted ny Mics Alice &. HOY.
land of tAc Magdclena schools
MI classes are IN full swing and
have large and increasing attendance
The present assembly o. the most
successful held here ana in worth,
achievement for ho people of the
community live wires. though thc-
are As resident snid today Tho
census onl, shows ~ of us but were
al boosters Beside that they are
royal hosts and have made every Wis.
ltur 'coi at home aud happy 40
Thought has been spared that would
make life az The Chautauqua moro
pleasant or comfortable and the meet.
ing is AN unqualified success
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05

G.. Ely of Dcmiug who will sneak pn
'fhc Magic uf the Pump" aud Hon.
Alexander Mcpborson 1T Roswell. for
mcr director eft agriculture OF the
state OF Idaho. who will speak ON
"rhr Fruit Lands OF the sunshine
state The lecture by Mr. Ely. nkc-
wise tho one by Prof Mcpherson. VIII
Dee Illustrated by specially procured
slides
DRY Farming in New Mexico"
Dry farming u AN its phases WAS
discussed 90 myth this afternoon hy
Prof W. VI. JU'jiuo stat. hottlcultur-
.st oi kWsns ana member OF the
faculty oi Oh. Kansas Agricultural
D"Il'g, ln Manhattan Mr.. Jsrdinp Be-
better posted On urt farming p,r-
uJps than ANS other man in tho Upst
tie IS practical farmer. is we'll
equipped with technical kuoWIoduu
ON Oh" subject and has conducted
many experiments, which have been
highly successful and upon wlich his
fWtn in dry farming is based Prof
JUrdu. Wad the uuquulned state
m'll Thar There are fifteen millions
of acres of iaut Inc Sew Mexico UNION
which dry farming can be made a
success ANA uuou which crops can Dee
trnWn 1s ans now grown iu any part
20 the country Mr.. Iardinc cited tho
Tact that sNt".u thousand bushels al
Wheat was raised on marrow strip OF
dry farming land ON the Yellowstone
river, between killings ana Miles city.
Montana, this year the precipitation
Doing three Inches l,sg than in the
Eftau'i' valley Boo New Mexico
The chief feature Of Mr.. Jardine's
speech was that hc strongly urges
concrete cooperation between the
merchants ANA farmers On Now Mex
''". WIN special reference ~ course
Zoo ihp agricultural communities He
save as uu cVampl, for cooperation
'no' the Mouuuiuair district this wear
VIII probably have 90 find market.
'n''o being "t the present time no
market for such a product in such
large qunttirs II there we're an
association which had as its object
ihc furnishing 70 market for the
produce tho dinicultv would De- solv.
'd Tho Kansas man also strongly
urged cooperation la other lines. lii-
ing the cafo uf number Of towns in
thr eastern part OF the territory. IN
Which fresh ranch eggs are being sold
tnl'o dozen for twenty .iivc ccnts with
buyers hard 10 nnd. while In Aibu-
qurrque knnsas case eggs are selling
from thirty 90 forty and fortv.nve
cents The spcakcr pointed out the
opportunity for ooperation---arranE
ing to soll New Mexico eggs M home.
rather than having them going 20
waste. and having tho home market
supplied with greatly inferior pro-
duct upon which freight Is paid for
thousand miles
because Of the unavoidable absence
OF Hon. John T Burns. executive sec-
rotary OF the International Dry Farm.
'nF ongrcss, who was to have come
from Colorado springs 10 speak on
opportunity and Dry Farming. the
time allotted 60 him WAS given 10
PROT Jardinc OF Manhattan. who
spoke on the llnc which MI MIR
Burns mad Intended TO speak
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GREAT RESOURCES
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Eood said that Ca, western products
ana. .,akInr uu tho customers who ar,
.,.I.rpr .frul.. ,.u,r,fitfop and inc
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puIp'-' UNI" l'' '4IsIhtnro ln'''H
emo can 'pli'pIi"i" "a iand Tor thl'
purpose Ih'i such 90 FUND properly
used i'r e. v"'r "r tN" years Wiil show
good results ud Chat thc iaiurc
VN gladly make uu appropriation
NOT Gully lur Oh. purpose of rrjmburs.
iue th, mon Nuu .ut up thu money a.
start th, work. but N'U also mako ll
uroprmtIUus ta uuunuu. h, cam
palgu
Folloyiur pr.Iiuipsf, ,rt,au,,,,ion
conference ana th, s.t spc.ches. NJ,
BROOKS OF the Bureau OF immigration
pul ihc question as 20 whether IL was
iho sense OF lhc gathering That imme
date organization should bee effected,
ol "h'lhor some delay should be- tak.
on ~ old't 10 ihlhh out q campaign
OF action. col. X. j. IWilehcll of Las
NeIas and Others advocated imme.
u'"l' o!Aa"' ~. 'oli, SAYING ihat there
81 100 un'' IKE ih' present n the
cig,nrrop a., u,,,ir, s.rr,tar,'
Ib. rlw,.p nr tm1,ir.,tio, ,,,s1. n
brl.f suserb in v.bjrb D.. s,iJ ,l,e,
In MA oolnion Nov, u.xipo stoul5
now pluu ia g,fn INC ,1eaf,st brneflt
ftom mo nuuortunit, which is amman.
epi to cyorvhody at inc proscnt limo
M Henlne suegostrd the abuoiniulanf
ot committee of five TO discuss per.
WautW organization. The suggestion
Wah pul IN the form OF d motion ANA
carried, TIE senetal opinion prevail
ms thal committee could outline
b'ltet ihaa IMAM me ch'lF' Eal htrlhs,
!, "ah th' h'nh' uI nc m'e'ihs thul
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
PRISONERS ATTEMPT
TO BREAK JAIL
Three Men in the Florence
Lookup Dig Through Brick
Wall But Clever Deception
is Unmasked by Deputy.

Tucson, Nris, Aug 5.a-RobUrtsou
Mccoy and Lyman were nearly sue
ccssful in digging their way TO free
dom In tho territorial prison at Flor.
cncr last week. Tho mon dug ont
the mortar ana stuffed cotton in IA,
n,crsiiecs to deceive officers. but ~,
deputy warden discovered their trick
n"t"r, u was too late
Last week. when Deputy slnnott
Was making the rounds 81 corridor
Ia The prison hr observed small par
titlrs oI mortar on the floor lnvcsti-
LEGATIONS showed that thr first layer
ct brick from the lnucr wall hod
been removed. no ascertain who the
wUuld-br fail breakers were Sin.
mott said nothing hat kept watch
During tAc three DAYS watch d.
learned that Robertson aud McCoN
were actually doing the work art
that w J Lyman was constantly
about ihD door Lyman was not seen
pdrticip1tiug ga digging thrulgh tn
wall, but D"puty Sinnotts suspicion
were aroused 'y 'is presence uN-' thu
cn.t1nce dor 90 Wuco ~ IA" urur.
b,...oL Wu-''i M position 80 ~1"
A,.t rr',on 900 O., oy ur 10 3Ipr.J,l
60 uVouo 70. 90 iIo pu.irc
\ hole lr- .uuuSl go ad lI' -
the passage of 90 man was almost
through the tvo-tooi brick wall when
the deputy walked I'm ut au oppor;un,
time on thu prisoners. catching ,h .u
az actual work
Carefully preserving parts of Tho
outer brick when not working thoN
patched up the opening $40 us 20 100
most challenge detection. cotton
taken from the mattress Of "a pa
was used To- initiate GA, white mortar
between brick. Common sticks W,t
used o. dig aud pry ont the brick
Robertson ana Mccoy arc thought
Go have records In th. criminal worll
They are the pair that was recently
arrested It Muucopa for bu-s'sgs,
and, escaping from tho lmproyIs't
salt committed similar offcusc Dee
fore being captured.
There is slight chance for 'rftp 90
avoid appearing before th, CuIrt ot
Pinal county at the October torn.
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SIon nI.MNRn--sio0.

The readers OF this paper VIII be
pleased 10 learn that there Is a. least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 60 cure I'm all It's stages. aud
that is caturrh. Halls Catarrh cure
Is tho only positive cure nov known
Go tho medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease. re-
quiros constitutional treatment
Halls Catorrh Cure ~ taken informal.
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by destroying the foundation OF tho
disease and giving the patient
strength by building mp the constitu.
ton ana assisting nature In doing It's
work The proprietors have so much
faith In its curative powers that they
offer ono hundred dollars for any
case that IL fails 10 cure. send Tor
list OF testimonials. Address
r. J. CHENsY a CO,
Toledo. O.
Sold by an druggists. 7hc.
Take Hans Family Pitts for cDnsti
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
cor rHr WRONG rRANsrFp

People u Imam tou
all vlt l,olgh In, mo,
then % o
b the three iou. To-
% Z Ia
,nor
m south end
e % O.
oihtiuua on
road
the tlloH e. IN,
TIE
laid vcId
Niih tho old
Wen. u Ho,
lo t e. Tide down TO tu,
'o1l al the old car, abo
Ih' stranger liiod
'nu spent ne rest 70
70 Dol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05

Corner Broadway and Coal avenue.
Rev Il y Tolbert. minister SUNDAY
school g o., IL s Lithsow. super.
iiniend"nt \ cordial invitation is OK.
tended 20 all 10 attend this service.
Parents ere reminded To nj least sena
the children n they do not come them.
selves Preaching services "a II
O'Clock Captain Wendell OF the Sal.
walton Army will occupy the pulpit
Come and hear him, his message viii
be helpful Christian Endcnvor ~ :
y. m No evening service during the
month OF August
Following will be the musical num.
bcrs al the morning service
Organ Prelude ct Can't
lenr" ........--.. ..... Rousseau
Solo o, Eyes That Are Weary.
.....t... ...t..+,t..tr... liluCkCtt
Miss Margaret FIanSlIn
Omertoryr-"I utermezZo' Gallaerts
Solo THE Judgment Day shelley
John q. Could
FOstlude Finale .......... FranCs
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81 raurs English Lutheran.

Corner West silver avenue ana
sixth street. Rev ". :. Obcrhultzcr.
pastor Regular services during the
day sunday school at s:i5 a. ma
preaching at ~ q M; cvculag Chris
iian Endcavor address. 5.30 60 $50.
sunday school az . o.. ~. on the High
lands at 7io East Iron avcuuc. 4
great good citizens union meeting at
20 p M. 200 the Presbyterian church.
the address TO- hc delivered by ". A.
Brown, who viii ten us ~ IN, wonder
iul work In Kansas city. Lot every
body come.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
PERSONALS.

Mrs Mae i Grcor who has been IN
Albuquerque for several days visiting
relatives, left last night for ~ Paso
Mrs. I =. Brown and daughter az
North Walter street have returned
from a vacation trip 10 wnucomb
SPRING.
G. ! Thurbcr of tho OccidontaIs
agency fore, has returned from sue
cessful business trip in the north %:
the territory.
Thos B CairOn, well known al.
tornCv OF Santa Re. was in AlbuuueI.
que several hours last evening GA
route from Socurro 10 his home.
J. f. Houscr. successful New
York grain broker. who 30 soJourn.ng
in the city was among those who
witnessed the Indian dances az Santg
Domingo.
Born August q. 1871. 90 MIR ana
Mrs, }. r, Wolking OF 5ts North
seventh street. a daughter Mrs.
Wolking before her marriage was
Miss Winifrod Huydeu Mrs wolk-
ing is "a daughter OF Mr.. ana Mss \.
" Hayden OF North Walter street.
Attention, White RiDboncrs. Az
mcmbers OF the W G. Z. L are re-.
quested to attend the funeral OF oG-
departed sister. belle Stewart, in The
Lead Avenue Methodist church ri
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. By OF.
der OF the president, Mrs, PM Ross
Mr. ana Mrs O. W Eunz have re-.
ctivcd e telegram from seattle. wash.
announcing tho death Of their grand.
son, the ycur and a half old baby OF
br ana Mrs, George Kunz pr Kunz
a former resident of Nlhugupruuo.
now prominent physician in seattle
N!ll have the sympathy OF many "A.
buqucrquc friends In his sorrow.
Mrs Frank 4 Murphy 81 8ii West
Lead avenue. chapcr0ned "a crowd of
young girls ou days outing along
the banks of tho rio Grnudc last
Thursday The start was made plrlv
ia the morning and the return trip
10 thr city after sun dawn Wen
tllled lunch baskets provided by Mrs.
Murphy furnished entertainment for
the youngsters az tho noon hour.
Those who partook OF Tho hospitality
OF Mrs. Murphy and her two dnugh-
tore Cecilia and Frances, were. Mar
saret Hcnuossy Margaret Cosgrove.
Margaret Lewis Margaret Mctziugor.
Katherine Kolohor Resale with. Vie
iorla With. Helen Hilton.
News was received yesterday IN this
city To the effect that Mrs ucruaHno
bcnrrup Is dangerously ~ at her home
Ia stockton, Cal, ana that an homo OF
her recovery has been abandoned.
Mr.. Bearrup, formerly Mis- Ethel
Catlin. grew 90 womanhood iu Alhu-
uttprntp uruduutfI fV,,, - Nsfr......t,.
academy. was married and resided i'm
this city TN about two years ago
Perhaps no young woman h more
loved and esteemed by To-
cal people. Her mother, Mrs Kate
GStlln' Mr.. and Mrs. Gron Bcsrrup.
her husband and four little ones are
present at the bedside Of Mrs. Bear
inp from whom the last report was
mat SHE was dying The youngest
baby Us but two weeks ola
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
Firs, Methods, episcopal.

Corner Lead avenue aud Third
street. Charles Oscar Bccknan. pas.
tor ". \ Brown. missionary secrc.
tary of the international SUNDAY
School association man OF pleasing
personality and address. will speak a,
~ a. M. SUNDAY school az 9: 81 a. m.
a. A puuterileld superintendent Ep.
worth cague at y. 30 evening scry.
Zee. instead union meeting In The
tr-' Presbyterian church