El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-09
Social DOings In the Southwest
= SANTA ROSA, n. NJ. =

= SANTA ROSA, n. NJ
santa Rosa. n. NJ, Nov. 9.-Occasion-
ally the .breezes from the panhandle OF
Texas or elsewhere wait IN rev
stray and unsUspectng germs anu
catch Santa Rosa citizens OF their
guard and there is an epidemic Tor a
day or two. such an epidemic struck
Santa Rosa within the past week, tax
ine- the form Of tOnsiICc, principally,
and kindred affections ana PUTTING
several citizens temporarily OUT Oh
business. Among those confined 10
their homes during the acute stage
were W. w. WentW Orth, mead clerk OF
the santa Rosa drug store attorney
H. X. q. Smith, Prof W. A. Carr. prln-
cfpaI of the high school; Mrs Geo. a.
clark wife of manager Clark, Of La
Nueva Estrella- county clerk Geo Sena,
and several others whose names your
correspondent has not Obtained.
Louis Baer. recently Of Paris VINO
has been visiting his brotner, AuOlpn
Baer. OF the Noise Bros Co, and oJneE
relatives here for the past several
weeks. has left for san Francisco ana
other western points
County superintendent J. V. Gale
eos attended the educational aSsocla-
ton meeting at Albuquerque many
teachers from this county are IN at
tendance
Mrs Lila Hickerson, formerly OF TINS
place but who has been away for sew
eral months, has returned TO make hef
home here.
Mrs. G. R. Elliott and family have
removed to the r II. Brown residence
on south Fifth street
Mrs. s. C. Gonzales has been engaged
bv the board of education as teacner
in charge of the new north side school-
Mrs Gonzales is the daughter OF Don
PlacidO Baca Y Baca, OF TINS city anu
has taught several terms OF scnooI III
the Santa Rosa district
Mrs q B. woods and two children,
OF N Paso, have arrived and VIII re
main here for some time with ner
parents Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. shame MI
shane has been falling IN health 1of
some weeks Mrs WOODS VAL assume
charge of his business affairs.
DR. Z f Rudolph, who has made MS
home here for the past six years, and
who recently sold his practice anu
business to DIT. Van Horn, has leIl
with Dr. Thompson -tor formerly U ~ .
place and later OF Tucumcarl, Tor a
several weeks automobile trip 10
Dofnts OF interest in and around santa
Fe Upon their return, Dr. huGolpH
expects TO go to his Cd home IN CleFe-
land Ohio for the winter, ana Dr- anu
Mrs Thomson will leave for Call1Or-
mia. They viii drive their car as Tar
as Phoenix, and take the train from
there.
old time residents and business men
of this section, passed through mere
the first of the week on his way 10
Las Vegas, where MI Gunst Is Vlsl.lnS'
This week witnessed the marriage
Of w. B. Noel and Miss Ozeala Till
man at the brides home on Sunshine
mesa. The bride is the daughter OF
Mrs. F. II. Tillman, Of Santa Rosa and
one of the class Of 1912 Of the Santa
Rosa High school She mas peen
teaching the Sunshine Mesa school
The groom, formerly OF BristoW, Okla,
has been a resident Of this county Tor
the past five years Mrs. Noel VAL
comnlete her term Of school, after
which it is understood they VIII make
their home in BristoW, Okla
Rev II. c. Porter, Of Pueblo, Colo,
who was recently called to the pas
torate Of the First ~ E. church o.
FL Paso passed through mere IN nls
automobile, Thursday, accompanied
bv Mrs. Porter and their two children,
en- route to FL Paso-
Ed ellison, wife and two children,
of Ottervile, No, have spent seNeraA
DAYS here visiting relatives
A little daughter has arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. a A. T1pton.
Mrs. s. F. HARRISON and family re
moved to their ranch near Porullo'
this week Mrs. Lila Hlckerson mas
taken over the management OF the
Morgan house, heretofore conuucIeu
by Mrs. HARRISON
Mrs Nora Brumbach- superintend-
emf of the High school, has recovered
from her recent illness, and viii re-
sumo her school duties on Monday
Attorney F. FairclOth, Of Fort sum
ner. was a Santa Rosa visitor this
week.
1t is understood that the annual
convention of the New Mexico feder-
alton of vvomen's clubs, to be held at
Albuquerque next March, VIII adopt Tor
the use OF the recreation, a state
flower, a flag and a motto Miss Mary
smith. Of this place, has been selected
as chairman Of the committee having
these questions in hand and which
viii submit to the convention sugges-
lions Tor its consideration
A PARTY was given at the home Of
Mrs. J. r. Cole. by the women Of the
NJ i. church. 1t was largely attend