El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-25
TULAROsA, n. N.
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| Tularosa, n. NJ, Sept. 25.-The Earn
| est Working club was entertained at
! the ranch of Mrs. \. L. Douglas. five
/ miles west of Tularosa- Refreshments
were served. Those present were:
! Mrs. Geo. Young, Mrs. W. L Wood, Mrs.
. J. r. Howell, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. J. NJ
Blazer, Mrs. Edwin Peppard, Mrs. Ma
ria Ritcher, Mrs J. J. Sanders, Mrs. Z.
! H Simmons and Miss Spellman-
Daisey Lee Croan is very sick with
| typhoid fever.
Mrs. d. D. Hardness and daughter
Beth, have returned from FL Paso,
where they have been the past week
Charlie Croan spent day at Mes
| calero-
Mrs. J. R. Howell and son, Howard,
were guests of Mrs. James Reagon
and family at their ranch. five miles
west of town.
Mrs. Rob Cox, who has been several
| days looking after her homestead east
of town, has left for oscura-
]. ]. Dale, manager of the J. w.
/ Prude company, who has been in FL
Paso transacting business. has returned
home.
H. H. Bailey has left for Bent.
George Elkins was here from the
| Flying H ranch.
Mrs. Mary Parker, who has been
here the past two months visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Meek, ex-
poets to leave today for her home IN
Nevada
Charlie Derbyshire has left for Cap
itan, n. NJ.
Word from Artesia, Cal, states that
John Barrett, an old citizen of Tula-
rosa, had undergone an operation.
having his leg taken off, which was
injured when he was boy. He is do
ing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy, daugh-
ter. Larie, and son, Dewy, have left
for California, where they expect to
settle and buy land. Laura Murphy,
daughter, will remain with Mrs. Edna
Hastings until school closes.
The Home Mission society was en-
tertained by Mrs. Edna Hastings. A
talk was given by Mrs Carlina Moore,
of FL Paso, on temperance. Those
present were: Mrs. 7. NJ. Shields, Mrs
Edna Hastings, Mrs Alsro Imam, Mrs.
Laura Miller and Mrs 1. w. Lentz.
S P Clayton has gone to Roswell
with his son, Werner; to place him in
the military school there. They made
the trip overland.
w. II. Land, who has been gone for
some time on a business trip at Clay
ton, has returned home.
Charlie Croan and family have
moved from the Delfin residence into
Andy Little's residence.
John Cravens has left for Texola,
Okla, to visit with his wife, Mrs. Hat
tie Cravehs. If they succeed in selling
their property they will return soon
A. P Sitton has returned home from
Texas, where he mas been the past
eight months
Mrs. Eli Carlina Moore, who lectured
in the Union church, has left for Ala
mogordo. While here she was the guest
Of Mrs T. NJ. Shields.
NJ B. Rogers spent day here from
the bridge gang, visiting his wife and
children.
Jimmy Cooper died Friday morning
at the home of L w. Lentz, of liver
trouble. He had been in poor health
for over a year. He had no family, but
had one sister. Miss Dorcas Cooper
two nieces, Mrs. L W. Lentz and Miss
Doppie Cooper, and one nephew, Elisha
Cooper. He was laid to rest in the
Tularosa cemetery.
F. l. Jones, who has been here sew
eral days visiting his wife and chill
dren, has left for Fl Paso to resume
his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Biggs, who have
been here as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Carter. at their home west of Tu- I,
larosa, have returned to their home at /
Cambridge, Texas (.