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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
MISS ELINORE cLlFFE
 fG SING AT FAIR.

Eiinore. Cllffesessthe@g giri=zzfae zngx fo beat the band, will be, fea.z flfred7 fl1 "a Song repertofre at the en-s rertainrnent at St. Patrick chnreh fair in Eagles hall. this evening. MISS. r-Isffe: who will appear in conjiInc- ton with other entertainers. has re- fnarhahze. voice Of unustiaI range and Lower. fasShe isa the daughter of John and has been heard this city on several n iss F9lffEe made e decided nit Iast sumfnere when she ssfti1 the Wheeler 6 Wilson band s-,,s,,
 WANT ADS. CENT A WORD.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
BOYLEs FOOT CRUSHED.

His foot becoming enneeshed in the gearing of large machine at the Locomobi1e factory early this morn ing John Boyle, S16 Broad street, suf-
 fered a fracture of the left leg. He was removed to St. yincent's hospital
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

WANT ADS. GENT A WORD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
CORONA, n. NJ.


Corona. n. NJ. Sept 1s-F. L At
kinson has returned from a trip by auto
to Roswell. y. NJ. where he carried
John McCutcheon. j.. to enter school
there.
NJ c. Porter made a business trip 10
the Goldenberg sheep ranch.
Geo. Spence and his sister, Miss
Grace, were visiting Miss Callie
Thompson this week
N. c. Porter made a trip TO Tucum-
carl.
o. h. Ingram and Ernest johnson
visited in CaTrizozo. n. NJ.
Lois Clements, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. c. Clements, is sick.
Jeff Melton and family have re-
turned from a visit to Roswell. " NJ.
Mr.. Melton has proved up on his home
stead, a few miles east of town, and
has moved his family to town to school
his children
w. B. HUMPHREYS and wife were here
from Vaughn. Mr.. HUMPHREYS is cash
Ter of the Vaughn Trust and Savings
bank
Chas Baird. who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. o. A. Sloan. for two
weeks, has returned to his home in
Kirkland, Texas
Mrs. o. 3. Crawford is visiting
friends in Albuquerque for a few days.
Zeb Owen and family are visiting
friends and relatives in Hope, n. NJ,
for a few days.
Miss Mae Clements spent the week
with Mrs. Stroop in the Gallinas noun
tsins
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18

HAYDEN ARIZONA


Hayden. Ariz, Sept Isl J. Dear
ing. after a few weeks spent on the
coast, has returned to Hayden. His
wife will remain fo- some time on the
coast.
James Son and wife have returned
from an extended visit with their par
ents in Colorado. They also took a
trip through the northwest
E. ]. Franklin, superintendent OF
power, has left Hayden for salt Lake
City He is now making Salt Lake
City his headquarters and will make
trips here every few weeks.
H P. Reynolds is new arrival IN
Hayden, coming to take a position as
clerk in the local postoffice- He was
formerly employed in the Phoenix Of
flee
Martin Dennis Mcmahon has left the
employ of the Standard Mercantile
company, with which company he has
been for the past IA months, and will
probably make Phoenix his future
home. He is contemplating erecting
a residence on some property he has in
Phoenix, and stated to friends that he
might go into the chicken business in
that town
NJ E Webster, superintendent of the
telephone department for the Ray Con-
solidated Copper company. spent a few
days in Ray on business
r. T. Jones has brought up one of
his large touring cars which he has
been running between Florence and
Superior. and will use it in this dis
trict until the roads in that section be-
come dry enough to warrant the run
ming of a car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
soLoMONvILLE, ARIZONA :
go 90 $4,000 ~A~'

solomonville. Ariz. Sept 1s-Abra-
ham Diaz went to Clifton. Ariz., on
business.
". R. Chambers was up from SAT
ford on law business.
Miss Carrie Mckinney. after spend
ing the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
Ben Mauer at the 'Mauer Ranch" On
the road to Stafford. has gone back TO
Globe, where she has entered school.
John D. and Howard NJ Parks have
left for their homes. John p. Parks for
Clifton and Howard NJ. Parks for his
ranch near York.
D. H. Cloridge is still confined to his
room with his eyes.
Miss Ruby Barry. daughter of Nj
and Mrs. Ed Barry. has left for Los
Angeles, Cal, TO reside with an aunt
Mrs. s Turner. and attend school this
winter there.
a ". ChiIdress has returned from
Wilcox.
Jim Hayes has severed his connec-
ton with Parks Brothers.
Misses sara and Maggie Susriz were
Stafford visitors
Mrs. c. p Dawson. who taught the
last winter. has been engaged to teach
the school at Bowie this year
Mrs. Geo. Birdno was a Stafford Wis
itor.
Harry Van Order has returned to Mi
ami after visit al Sanchez. which is
his old home
Mrs Alfred Gillespie went to Will
cox TO attend the Wilcox fair.
c. Fl Carrico is on the sick list
again Mr.. Carrico has had very poor
health for year past
Dr. and Mrs. Newt Stratton of SAT-
ford, Ariz, were visitors in Solomon
vile.
c. B. Yeti. manager of the Graham
County Abstract company. went to
Clifton on business.
Miss Inez Gillespie. the younger
daughter of W. y. Gillespie. has left
for Pomona, Cal. where she will enter
school.
J. H. Shrewsbury has secured a po-
sition with the Graham Abstract COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Chavez are down
from Clifton on a visit to relatives.
Miss Anne Gamble. daughter of Geo.
Gamble, former treasurer of Graham
county. is here from Sheldon. Ariz on
a visit with friends and will continue
her journey from here TO Globe. where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. Perry.
". Richards, of Clifton. has brought
his daughter, Pauline. who has been
in Clifton, for a visit here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
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STATE COLLEGE, n. NJ.


State College. n. N. Sept. 1s.-The
Christian Endeavor society of the Pres
byterian church viii hold an open re-
ception in that church at MesiIla Park
on September p. There will be music
by Miss Sophia McCowen. Miss Edith
Burke, Miss Nina Davis. all former
students of this institution, and ice
cream. cake and candies will De the re-
freShmentS.
The seniors met and elected aiss
Ruth Brainard, president, and Miss Ida
Hoa gland. vice president l. pilZ was
elected secretary treasurer.
The joint reception Of the 7. " - a.
and Y ". c. A was well attended
Everyone Joined in the college song.
Chas. Briggs sang a solo, the \. NJ c.
A quartet gave several selections, and
Rev. Hunter Lewis played the piano.
The Y. NJ. c. A building has been put
in shape. new shower baths added, and
every room thoroughly renovated
Gale Seaman win be IT the college
sept. % and 20 to deliver lectures and
to meet the young men, Mr. Seamrn is
a Pacific coast student secretary Of the
Y. NJ. c. A and nas been III the work
for number OF years. He visited the
college and gave several lectures here
in 1909.
The student body has held meet
ing for the purpose OF electing officers
both for the student body and for the
athletic association Leonard Thomas,
dent body, and Herbert Smith. Is,
president of the athletic association,
with Norfleet Bone, rs vice precedent
The freshmen have elected Clarence
Thomas, president and the sophomores,
Vii Lane.
The girls literary society. the Ata-
dida, held its first meeting of the
school year, II girls being present The
officers elected for the first semester
are: Edna Anderson. president; Lii
liam Parker. vice president; Mildren
Fulghum, secretary; Grace Buell., treas
urer.
Miss Adlel MedIar, instructor in
voice, is getting material together for
the boys glee club, and will soon or
ganize a girls glee club. The latter
viii be the first girls glee club this in
stitution has ever had.
The boys literary society. the Co
lumbar. held a meeting and laid PLAYS
for the coming year. This society has
the distinction of being the Oldest col
lege literary society in New Mexico.
During the coming year there will be
held at least six for NAL college debates
and oratOrical contests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
BALMoRHEA, TEXAS
80 80 %%>>%A 49,

Balmorhea- Texas. Sept 1s.-The
Jenny Wren club met with Dolly and
Peach Pittman. All OF the members
were present. This being the last
meeting until vacation days come
again the club had a little picnic.
Luncheon was served on the lawn. Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. Hicks were visitors
A crowd of Balmorheaites went down
to the u" ranch round up. Among
them were DR.. Wolverton and wife
Henry LaveIle and wife and Hez
Kountz and little son, ". C Kountz
Mrs. W. S. Peck and daughter Miss
Alice and Mrs. Perry Wagnon and
children drove out TO the Emmert farm
and spent the day.
Judge and Mrs. Canon. Mr.. Warner
and Mr. Adams, Of Barstow, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose. of Big Springs,
passed through Balmorhea on their
way TO the Davis mountains On a camp
ing trip
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephenson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Narbert Huelster spent a
day in the mountains at the Weinacht
ranch
c. ". GatIings was in f lmorhea
This week
c. l. Lewis, # Hoban, was in Bal
morhea visiting this week
Judge Harry McTier, OF Toyah, was
in Balmorhea on business
There was 4 dance at Redwing dance
hall Friday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
Social Doings In the Southwest
CLIFTON, ARIz.
~~%~~%% - % @%%@>

Clifton. Ariz.. Sept. 1S.-Tom Cum
mines If the Double Circle ranch. has
been spending the week in Clifton.
Eugene Hopper has been spending =
couple of days in Clifton from his
ranch on Eagle creek
Fred Fritz. of the Blue country. has
been spending 4 couple Of DAYS III
I Clifton.
S. V. Norte. who has been spending
I the past two weeks IN FL 1aso, has
returned home.
Fred Beck. foreman of the A c.
! company foundry, accompanied by his
wife, have returned from a months
trip to Mr. Beck's old home in Michi-
gan. Mr.. Beck brought his young son
| back with him and he VIII make Cliff
ton his home in the future
Ton, ouinn has returned from
months vacation which he spent in
az. n Prettyman and wife have re-
turned to Clifton after spending the
past four months with their son, Clyde,
in Cincinnati.
spendine the month in Globe.
Frank Munguia. clerk in the post
office. is spending the month IN Cali
fornia on his vacation.
in England for the past two months.
has sailed for home, and will arrive
in Clifton this week.
NJ H. Kane has been spending sew
eral days in Clifton from his ranch at
G. E. Tyler, E. T, Faulkner, c. L.
Swain. Harry Selby, Harry Grady and
Jim Rokey spent a day hunting at
York and returned with well filled
G. T. sokup has been visiting in
Clifton from his home in Metcalf.
W. D. Whipple and wife, who have
been spending a week in Stafford with
friends. have returned to their home
FedIo Mi,aelena. court interpreter Of
Graham county, spent couple Of days
Jesse Bryan. in charge of the A. c,
hardware department, has returned
from a several weeks visit in Texas
George Collier, of Metcalf. has been
spending some time in Clifton with
Jack Wakefield. of the A & n. NJ
shops. is spending his vacation in
Aieek Fraser has been spending a
week in Clifton from the Twin Peaks
mines.
Eddie Abraham has left for Chicago
where he will enter college and pur-
sue a medical course.
State engineer Lamar Cobb spent
week at his old home in Clifton.
Dan Lynch. foreman of the A. c.
company boiler shops, has returned
from an extended visit in California
Dr. ]. c. Ryan, who has been con-
nected with the A c. medical staff for
the past two years, has left. for his
old home in Tella, Iowa, where he
will reside in the future
Dr. 7. B. Smith and bride, have re-
turned from Honolulu. where they
have been spending their honeymoon
DR.. Smith. who is chief physician OF
the A. c. company, was recently mar
ried in Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
90 90 = ~~e
FIT. DAVIS. TEXAS

Fl. Davis. Tex. Sept. 1s.-Mrs. Geo.
league has been quite i'll for the past
few days, but is reported improving.
Mrs. J. W. McCutcheon is in from
the Jeff ranch to see her son, r. C.
Williams leave for school at San Mar
cos.
The Presbyterians have closed an
interesting session of the Presbytery
here. The visiting ministers and lay
men were: Rev Kenneth Brown. of
the East I'll Paso Presbyterian church;
Rev. Warren Elsing, of the Altura
Entoch, of Maria; Rev. Mr.. Middleton.
of Maria; Mr.. Rodgers, one of the
teachers in the public schools at Maria
and Roy Middleton, of Maria.
Miss Mable Bloys entertained the
Truth Seekers Bible class with a social
at her home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs 0. /. Shipman have
taken charge of the Stewart hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Merrell and fam
lily have been the guests of Mr.. 81
Mrs ". 7. Jones the past few days.
Miss Jettie Pruett has gone to Pecos
to visit relatives.
P. H. Pruett spent a day in Fit
Davis from Alpine, Texas.
his ranch.
Espy Miller has left for Abilene tc
attend Simmons college.
Jack Ewell has left for San Antonio
Tex, to attend West Texas college.
A number of men from Fort Davis
have been summoned to attend federal
court in El Paso in October.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
Stafford. ARIz


Stafford, Ariz-, Sept 1S-Mrs. Jas.
Wakefield and children. and Mrs T. T.
Swift and children have gone to Los
Angeles. where the two Swift boys
and the two Wakefield boys will enter
the Polytechnic high school Annie ia
cobson has gone to enter the same in
stitution.
Mr.. andw Mrs. Ezra Madison made a
trip to Duncan in their auto. They
were accompanied by A a Whitney, of
Los Angeles.
Z W. Clayton and John Birdno have
gone TO Fort Apache by auto.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Taylor has nearly recovered from his
recent illness caused by eating con-
eentrated I've.
Mrs. A q. Smith gave a five course
luncheon in honor of Mrs. J. c. Rob-
inson and daughters, who leave soon
for California, where they will make
their future home.
Lillian Wixom, Rosalind Wixom and
Hazel Moody are among those who
have gone to Tempe to attend the nor
nal
Robert Pritchard has returned to the
Tempe normal after spending his vaca-
ton with his parents here.
Misses Edna and Louise Lee will
again spend the school year at Flag
staff normal
Mrs IL Martin and daughter, Ruby,
have gone to Globe to live
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
MARIA, TEXAS.
@R@%3SS@%~ 5000 (

Maria. Texas, Sept. 1s.-AIr. and Mrc.
/ W O. Richmond have as their guests
Mr. and Mrs Henry Eds and son
George They are touring the state il
an automobile.
Miss Gertrude Schrier, of Maria.
made MAD; a business trip to Fort Davis
S. A Thompson. of Fort Davis.
Paso, where he went to attend his son
Antonius NJ. Stephen. United States
recruiting officer was in Maria last
". c. Lempert has returned from Ell
Paso, where he spent a few days
:. D Beach. Of Alpine. spent several
Mrs. L c. Brite entertained with a
plrtnday party in honor of her little
daughter. Hester. Many games were
were served. Varina Louise Bower cut
the button and Thelmeda Roberts the
thlmole Those who enjoyed the &C
easion were: Hester Brite. Esther Vale
Ruby Roberts. TheIna Mitchell. Varina
Snyder.
Mrs. George Crosson has gone to FL
Paso where she expects to remain for
the winter
Mrs. Carrico and daughter. Miss
Johnnie. of San Antonio. who have been
have returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Young have as
their guest. Mrs. Mallory. of Del Rio.
win Colquitt, who was accidentally
shot in the leg a few weeks ago, mas
left for San Antonio to receive medi-
cal aid.
About zoo children we're enrolled in
the high school this week
Mrs Frank Mitchell has been i'll for
several days.
The Aid society met with Mrs. L. c.
Br1te. Refreshments were served
Mrs Maloney and two children, of
Del Rio are the guests of Mrs. ". G.
Miss Willie May Mellard. who has
9een visiting in Ell Paso, has returned
home.
Judge W W. Bogel has returned
from Ruidoso
Clarence Simmons has left to make
his home in FL Paso
Mrs. Frank Mitchell. who has been
on the sick list, is improving
Mrs. V. Mason and son, of Longfel-
low, Texas. are the guests of Mrs Ma
sons mother. Mrs Mary Chambers.
John P. Shields sold his automobile
to Jap Bishop.
P. H. Pruitt and daughter Miss Jet
tie. are in Maria for a few days from
Fit. Davis.
Mrs. a. s. Caro- has left for the
9. s. Smith ranch, where she will teach
school for the winter
Mackey and Bullion Mitchell have left
for San Antonio, where they will en-
ter the A. & NJ
The meetings at the Baptist church
have closed.
Mrs. J. NJ. Nash and children, who
have been spending the past two
months at the home of I. f Carirfeht
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Hickerson are Wis
ting ~ Ell Paso for a few days
Gay Mitchell has left for San An
tonic to attend school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
. PARSONS, n. NJ. =
Sa%~%A%~~~ ~%~~~ 90

Parsons, n. II, Sept. 1S.-The Misses
Rice gave a family dinner party in
honor Of their mothers Mrs. J. NJ
Rice, birthday anniversary, and sisters
mrs. }. =. Welch, tenth wedding ami
Versary. During the afternoon of the
same day, DR.. z. o. Ballard baptized
Alice Irene, the infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Weber. of Garth
age
Dr. and Mrs. Dryden celebrated their
18th wedding anniversary last week.
D. S Elliot and family have returned
home from Carrizozo.
Dr. Keller, of Galveston, who has
been spending the summer at Fort
lily while in Parsons Dr. Keller made
several pastel sketches of the noun
Mrs. Irwin. Of Fort Stanton, who has
been the guest of Mrs. J N. Rice for
the past week, has returned home.
l. Jennings and family have returned
home after a visit to Alamogordo and
Tularosa, with relatives and friends.
G. 3. Greer has returned from trip
to CarrizozO and Three Rivers.
Jim Harper and Lee Coach are
camped in the mountains on the head
IA. Bragg and wife made trip to
W G. Wells has returned from trip
to Captain
Mrs R NJ Yarbough and two daugh-
ters, Caleta and NeFa, and Miss Cora
Mrs. T J. Grafton
Jim Robinson has gone to Ruidoso
where he and I \. Wingfield have pur-
chased 81 hogs
Little Charlie Jennings, who has been
very sick, is improving
Lee Coach came down from his camp
in the mountains and spent the day
with relatives.
J. NJ Rice and L Markley have gone
TO Ruidoso.
Mrs. T J. Grafton and son have re-
turned from Angus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
TULAROsA, n. NJ.

Tularosa, N NJ, Sept 1S.-Mrs. ]. l.
: Johnson and son Curtis, and daughters
Nettie and Grace, came up from Alamo
| gordo to remain over until MonGay.
Charlie Curry is at home from Albu-
Last Estand was here this week from
! Clayton, N. NJ
Mrs. J. r Dodd and two children are
here from Jasper, No, visiting parents
and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. ". J.
Wertram, at the Montana hotel.
DR.. J. r Howell has returned from
Albuquerque.
Art PITCHER is at home from Kansas
City, where he went to visit his sister
| Ritcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller spent day here
from FL PaSo looking over the valley
with a view of locating.
Joe Carrillo and daughters, who have
been here several days, have left for
their sheep ranch in the White noun
tains-
J. A. Street was here this week from
! Tucumcari.
Mrs. Wrn. KahilI and daughter passed
through here from Mescalero en- route
to Las Cruces, to place her daughter
in school
D. D. Hardness has returned from
Albuquerque.
Mrs. S. P. Clayton and son, Cuba. are
up from Alamogordo visiting husband
and father, S. P. Clayton
Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ. Jones spent a day
here from Mescalero.
Mrs. Annie L Clark has moved from
T. NJ Shields residence into her own
residence.
Ernest Wohlenberg has left for
Ohio, where he will enter school for
the coming term.
Sam Vigil is at home from San An
tonic, Tex, where he has been for the
past month.
Mrs. Harper has returned to her
home at Mescalero after a few days
visit here with her daughter. Mrs. Den
ton Sims.
The Misses Nelson have returned to
their home at Willard. n. NJ. after a
weeks visit here with Misses Hattie
and Emma Hunter.
Mrs Jim Green and children are here
from Alamogordo visiting parents and
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs c. Holden.
Mrs. Charlie Goakes and three sons
have left for FL Paso to make that
their future home.
c. R Richards spent a day here from
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ervan Daniels and chill
dren, who have been here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Pickard, have left for
their home in La Luz canyon.
Quite a number of the Apache indians
are here from Mescalero.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Clay have re-
turned home from State college, where
they have been on a visit to their son,
Cassius Clay, who is attending college
Bob Pickard was here from his
ranch in the White Sands visiting his
brother. Walter Pickard and family.
Mrs. Gomez. who has been here from
Hillsboro. n. NJ, visiting her daughter
lnlaw, Mrs. Pet Gomez, and grand
daughter Velma. has left for her home
W. P Taylor is here from Clayton I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
VALENTINE, TEXAS

Valentine, Texas, Sept 1S.-Mr and
Mrs L D. Louthian were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Lester S. Smith
DR.. George B. Graves. Lester a
Smith and r. D. McAnelly were at the
'1-6" ranch on business
Mrs ". l. Cass made a trip to
Maria
Mrs. E. c. Rice has returned from
Maria
Mr.. and Mrs. N o. Barber are the
proud parents Of a new baby.
Mrs. John A. Gardner and Miss Eve
Ign Gibbs are in FL Paso to attend the
Hairless.
Lon Grogan has resumed his work
At the Ky ranch
Mr. and Mrs Finley are visiting in
Fort Davis
Miss Mary Kennon is the governess
at the Cook Moore ranch
Rev Mr. Golightly, of Maria, held
services in the Union church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
ELEPHANT BUTTE, n. NJ.

Elephant Butte, n. NJ. Sept. 1S-Mrs.
Thomas Dyce is visiting her mother in
the Estancia valley
At a meeting of the literary society,
Jack Melvin was elected president.
Myrtle Wanen vice president and A
Davis secretary and treasurer.
l. S. Kennicott and family have left
for a weeks visit at FL Paso.
Mrs r. r. Coghlan visited friends in
FL Paso and was Joined by Mr.. Cogh-
lon and son, and left on a visit to the
northwest.
l. c. Morton. of Los Angeles. is en-
ployed as chemint in hte government
laboratory here.
Stewart Baker. who was operated
on at the hospital. is reported as doing
we'll
Herbert Yeo. formerly on the engin-
eering force at the dam, was a visitor
in camp. Mr.. and Mrs. leo have built
a neat home at Las Cruces and Mr..
Yeo has charge of an engineering
force at. Brazita, about eight miles
south of Las Cruces
Mrs. Black and daughter have re-
turned from Lalomas Springs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
VAN HORN. TEXAS.

Van Horn. Tex. Sept IS-Mrs. L J.
Hall has gone 10 New York where she
viii meet her daughter, Miss Lillian
Hal' who has spent several months in
Miss Mae Jollie. of FL Paso and Miss
Neva farbo are visiting at the Medley
ranch.
itor.
Jas. a. Espy, after spending several
days in town attending Pres bytery,
has returned to his ranch
Mr.. Bernie Nullane editor. of the
Advocate, and wife. accompanied by
John Mitchell and wife had a picnic
dinner at the Turquois mine.
r. Durrel was in today looking after
his residence which is nearing com
pletion.
Harry Riehburg spent a couple OF
DAYS at Valentine
J. NJ Daugherty has returned to his
ranch after a couple Of weeks in the
east
Mr. and Mrs. s. Z. Bunton. of VAL
entine were recent visitors.
Ale McCarty spent several DAYS in
town transacting business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-18
BERINO, N N.


Berino. y. NJ. Sept 1s.-Mrs. Chaz
Sykes and children spent a few days
with her brother. Leonard Heiniman.
and wife, at Anthony.
Alfred Hunter was in Alamogordo
visiting his parents.
Mrs NJ. P. Choate and children. after
having spent the summer here visiting
her parents. has returned to her home
IN Cleburne. Texas, accompanied by
her sister Miss Ivy Snyman. who will
spend the winter in that place.
Ansel and Arden Gardner. students
at state college, visited their mother
a this place.
F. G. Belk was in Cruces last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Snyman.
a 10 pound boy Mrs Snyman was for
merly Miss Emma Peters
Those journeying to Fl Paso were
Mrs s 6. Kilgore. Mrs. NJ P. Gibson
Mr.. and Mrs. s ". Howard. Mr.. and
Mrs r. Ii Smith, d J. Jones. F q.
Belk. ". P. Brooks. J. P. Picl5ens and
J. c. McNary