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The Detroit times., 1912-04-04
ron sALE-REsIDENcE pRorERry.
-EAST Side
ptrI,p-AVr Two-FTAT

FIELD-ANE. TWO-FLAT
ON 80 n. corner lot; brick; separate
furnaces: paneIed diningrooms glass
door knobs shower lights; all GA X
finish and everything finished Ia Al
style let us show 10 90 you; $500
NEAR JEFFEIlSON AND MELDRUM
soft lot: 2-stOry. Broom house, bath
Eas. full basement. furnace. A real
1T 33a1u--------
sl0O DOWN, BALANCE LIKE RENT
buys T-room house with brick foun-
dation. bath. gas. on paved street
Pennsylvania -ave.). one block from
=Maek=Pricc- 50. 49,
NEAR CHALMERS AUTO co.
bungalow, with bath. gas. cellar. CO.
ment walks, sewer, water. half block
from Jeferson-ave can move right
in; S45c down. balance SIG month
Price for quick sale. $4,000.
NEAR PACKARD AUTO co.
On Helen. south OF Harper, new T.
room house with bath, gas. cellar
Sell on contract for $4,000.
TWO-FLAT, $1,000.
Rented for $40 per month; half block
from Mt. Elliott. south OF Harper
Sell on contract
DOUBLE HOUSE
Near Gratiot-ave., rooms bath, gas
fun basement. attic; easy terms;
500 DowN-,is PER MONTH.
Buys cottage near Packard's. Price
$1,000
Lambrecht. Kelly & Co,
Members or Detroit Real Estate Board
Main $40, City 315. 81 Griswold-st.
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MARRIAGES.

Laverne sayre. 81. Van Buren,; Aleda
Woods. 20. Denton.
George Long, a.; sophia Camp. f5.
cassiun Il. Parson, 80, cleada NJ Ar
mold, 20.
Frank 4. RE. IS. Detroit: Ivah NJ.
shoemaker, %. Romeo.
Walter A. smith, ss; Margaret john
son. ~.
d. Floyd Gibson. "a; Bertha AIesch,
Elmer C. Atohr. 81 Anna sableMske.
william Wilson. 40; Marie Il. Adams,
stanley Dolma. AZ: Mary Kiotlkow-
ski, so.
Fred Scheible. 81, Amaline Lenz. 10
Frank Peters. 81; Anna Grunwald. so
20.
Louis draber. %; Katie Easel. IS.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-04
HELP wANYEp-MALE.
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL

AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
I-nltmited practical instruction In
everything pertaining to automobiles
even down 10 Xulcanizing tires. we
have the largest and best equipped
auto school In the state. To prove
this we will give FREE COURSE
10 anyone finding only one half as
I, many ears and parts for the students
10 work on. in any auto school In the
state We guarantee to make re-
paIrman as well as n driver out OF
you or we Will refund your money
Day and night classes. Cali and In
vestigatc
Michigan State Auto School
The Reliable School.
II 70 II Selden-ave., near woodward.
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BIRTHS.
GIRI.s.

GIRLS.
c. Hills. 162 Baldwin; @. Grafton, 6S4
Van Dyke; II. Milligan.v 81 Madison; A.
Merton. so Lysander; j. Lavine. sos
Elizabeth: j. Laczkowski, 662 Alexan-
drine; j.. pegi. 2sS Mackie; a. Kuppel.
Jams; V. Cilluno. 1872 Fort; +. Tubru-
none. 76i Russell: w. calandra, 1906
Maple; j, Howard. III Woodbridge; j..
letters. So Fifteenth; 4. Wooton. $50
W, Benning. 7ss ST. Aubln; a. Kanzen-
ski. SCI Thirty-hfth; +. O'Donohue.
las Baker, q. siebert, ss Pulford: M,
Craig, clio Concord; A. Blum, 3a5 Hen
Buruco, Detroit; J. Hausch, 81 Thirty
hrst: r. Nulawiak. 10 Abel: J. Pltrow-
ski, 1853 McDougall; +. Jenner, S6l Du-
hpis; a. BesinEer. 35 Tillman; G, 10th.
Mitchell: j. HOFFMAN. 595 clinton: +,
Kuoche. 3s4 Catherine; w. Lane. 246
sherman; h Feldt, eS2 Monroe
". McDalby. sS7 Waterman: IL OBJ
ert, 27O Concord: A. Tomaniski. Provi-
dence hospital; j. Kenyon, 1913 Chest
nut; :. chene, 229 Lycaste; y. Window,
It's Lysander: II. Carolin. IS Calumet !;
Englewood; u. Goldberg. $50 Rivard !;
r. Lucido, 1873 Macomb T. Hansen, 76
Dillon J. Morrison, $50 Beech: y.
Burghardt. sos st. Antoine; Otto Smith.
500 Lasalle; J. Sharrow. 54S Elmwood ,
l. Linenberg. IS Williams; J. olijIns-
Yak. AZ Clayton: ]. Turalaki. 81 Thirty
NTH; A. Pitrowskl, 1891 Campbell: G..
Krantz. 1872 sherman; j. Mclaughlin.
1925 Champlain; l.. Pogany. 1874 Spring
wells; II. Kruger. 434is Milwaukee; V
Decorte. 249 Canton; a. Chambe. 1855
Congress: G. Schmidt. 163 Reeder; j.
shaw. 1856 Goodwin: A., Scram 312
Champlain: ]. Waterman, 500 Fort: ].
Mcleod, 1875 Fisher: H. Duncanson
1898 Trumbull: S. Kronczal. 14l7 st.
Aubin; r. Kelso, 617 Wabash; w
Goosen. 533 Chene NJ Bamman. 1873
Clinton; &. Earle, 696 Wildwood.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-04

KIMBALL ORGAN--for only S21; wall
nut case, knee swells, 10 stops, oc-
t6ve couplers, perfect condition. Call
at once. GRINNELL BROS Branch.
81 Monroe.
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BIG SALE
OF
VIOLINS

Great stock reduction TO make room
for our new German and Italian I'M
portatlons. Don't fail to see these
splendid outfits.
$4.o5
Buys Strad. model violin, ebony trim
med. complete with good bow. highly
polished wood box and extra set OF
strings.
S785
Buys good toned violin. complete with
fleece lined composition case, evenly
balanced bow, extra set OF strings,
etc. Regular $50 value.
SI2.75
BUYS excellent orchestra violin, fully
guaranteed. complete with velvet
lined leather case, Brazilwood bow,
extra set of best quality strings etc.
This OUTFIT elsewhere would cost you
SIS.
S24.5O
BUYS your choice OF either Strad. or
Amati model violin OF exceptional
tone quality. with plush-lined leath-
er case, seal or walrus grain. Brazil
wood bow. extra set OF strings. etc.
$35
Buys professional violin suitable for
orchestra or solo work. Complete
with best quality case. lk-plush
lined. Pernambuco wood bow: extra
set of best quality strings. all fully
guaranteed.
80 PER CENT REDUCTION on all vio-
Inns I'm our stock. Special payments
O. ID. on approval, on small payment
to cover express charges. Act quick
ly.
GRINNELL BROS.
Monroe ave. Store. $3.50 Monroe-ave
Headquarters: Grinnell Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-04

C G.. c. G.. G.. .. G. Q. G.
YOU can wear n Diamond
The few dollars you spend foolishly
every week can be made TO buy a
diamond
VIII lay aside any Diamond you Sc
lect-you pay what you can now
pay the balance AS YOU LIKE--no
papers TO sign-no references--no
red tape OF any kind.
Buying Diamond this way Is better
than putting money In the bank. The
bank pays you 3ec--while Diamonds
have advanced an average of 15et
yearly for the past five years.
i give written
guarantee with every Diamond / sell
to buy il back for s0eo of what you
pay me. For instance, you pay me
$26 for "A Diamond, I'll buy II back
for S226O in CASH ANY TIME. or al
low s25 on exchange for larger Dia-
mond.
MILLER'S
BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN
Ga Grand River West
Main 1894 Open until 8 d. m.
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DIED.


ANTIsDEL-April 2 1912. Sarah Jane
Phrsnalf. widow OF John r. Antisdel
and mother OF James T.. Antisdel
ohm T.. Antisdel. Ella NJ. Antisdel
I'd Minnie Il. Antisdel. Funeral on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
residence, 319 Jefferson-ave.
BROOKS-April 2, 1912. at his resi-
dence 20 Myrtle, beloved husband of
Marilda Brooks. father Of Mrs. y. T.
Smyth. Services at his late residence
p. M, April B. Funeral Thursday
Howell. Mich. Flint and Howell pa
pers kindly copy.
BoSS-Aprll /. at his residence, sc IIa-
zelwood ave, cyrus Boss, aged o.
years. Notice OF funeral later.
HARTWIG-April 2, at his home. 26j
Twenty -ffth-st., Howard NJ c., aged
- years, beloved son OF Charles j.
and Minnie Hartwig and brother oil
Walter, Arthur, Vera, Elsie and Mrs
Hugo Wendt. Funeral Thursday
m. from residence, by funeral car.
NEwBERRY AT Rochester, Mich,
George beloved husband OF Anna \.
Newberry and father OF Lewis New
berry. OF Detroit. aged II years. Fu-
neral Thursday afternoon az the
family residence. Rochester. Mich.
sroTT-April 9, at her late residence,
3g3 Brooklyn-ave.. Susan a., widow
of the late John NJ. Scott, beloved
mother Of John. Maud, George NJ.
OF Lansing, Mlcn., EDWIN VI anu
Mrs. G.. l.. Severson tnee) scott, oil
Detroit. Funeral from residence
Friday at 2;30 y. IN.
TROwBRIDGIc-Apr .. 1912. at the
residence OF her daughter. Mrs. Clar-
cnce w Gail. Crosse Pointe village,
Mrs. Guy Maxwell Trowbridge. IN
her 10th year Funeral services AZ
Pontiac, Mich, Thursday at 2:S0 p.
IN.
Observation-Disclosures. aged 50 years, be-
loved wife OF David Mcleod and
mother OF Norman. Funeral from
chapel OF Malburg a. Mannassau on
,Eriday at y. m Interment via fu-
neral car TO Forest Lawn
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FOR sALE-rARMs.

80 ACRES on car line. 2 acres orchard
some timber. good soil. 6-room house
with cellar. large barn. poultry
houses. 2 cows. horse. IS chickens.
everything for $4,000. Will trade
for house on west side.
40 acres only 20 miles from Detroit
large barn, 5-room house, acres OF
timber. fruit and berries, good black
soil. Why do you work In factory
when you can get a farm like this
for $4,000, $500 down?
40 acres. Tuscoia county. ~ acres OF
timber, acres orchard, good l-room
house. new barn, good outbuildings.
stock, crops and tools Only $4,000
$1,000 down.
40 acres with stock. crops and tools,
near Royal Oak. TO exchange.
12O acres, Oakland county. with two
sets of buildings, TO. exchange. 5000.
I have a large list OF farms TOT saic
or exchange. offee open Thursday
evening until O'Clock.
& EYSTER. The Farm Man
507 Majestic lBdg.
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FOR sAIE-mIscELLANEoUs.

A.A.A.A.-Typewriter Sale
Smith, Rem. Underwood. Oliver, $50:
new visible. $50; weekly. 81: renting,
$3.50 up DETROIT TYPR. CO., lS0
Shelby-St
The Detroit times., 1912-04-04
MEETINGS.

LADIES Of Electric Hive. No. 31S, are
requested to meet at Commander
Lady Thorpes home. Thursday af-
ternoon at . o'clock TO take action
on the death OF Lady Scott
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ron sALE-FARMs.
FARMSl FARMSl FARMSl

= ACRES at Inkster s-room cottage.
l6-room house, two good barns new
chicken house so a. long good we'll
Price. $500.
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chicken house. so ~. long good well
Price. $500.
20 -AetfS, 1 mile from good town.
gravel loan, 10 cherry trees, plum.
j acre gooseberrtes and currants, IL
rsspberries; well, spring back OF
barn. never dry. 6-room house with
cellar, barn i2&30, corn house 12XtI.
chicken house l0x22. Price. $4,000.
40 ACRES. 22 miles from Detroit.
gravel loan. 5-room house. barn 3Ox
40E corn crib, chicken house. hog
house, etc: acres woods and pas
ture, horses, 5 cows. chickens.
tools and crops Price, $500,
40 ACRES, 40 miles from Detroit,
sandy loan. slightly rolling. with III
acres seeding between three ana
four acres of pasture. 1-room house
square. barn. corn crib. chicken coop,
HOG house and COW shed, Price, In
GLIDING farm stock, $2600
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so ACRES. near Alpena. sand loan.
small orchard. 500 strawberry plants
3-roCm house, outside cellar t<It
barn l2x14 two wells. Price. fI.14t.
- nil trade fer small truck farm rear
Detroit.
% ACRES. near good town, gravel xut
clay loan. IA acres timber, 90, acres
almost level. 20 acres rough but pro
duetives@ 8-room house. two batn@'
fences. stock. tools. crops and house
hold furniture. Price. $1,000.
100 ACRES. 2 miles from good market.
80 miles from Detroit, 100 acres OF
level plowland, gravel loan, Fences
good: s-room house; new 5ox41 nip
roof barn: will consider trade Pricc'
$500.
12s ACRES. 40 miles from Detroit, pest
OF level clay loan soil; been SEEDED
for years; fair fences. 10 acres Of
fine virgin timber. 4 acres orcner1.
S-room house, 30x60 barn; tool sneo
and other outbuildings. Price. ys.-'
geo.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-04

BALDWIN AVE.
Near Kercheval.
2-family Nat. rooms and bath each;
hardwood finish. separate furnaces;
gas and electric light; lot S0x120.
Price $500.
MONTCLAIR AVE
Near Jefferson.
Modern 7-room brick veneer, bed
rooms and bath, oak finish. dining
room In mahogany; steam heat: lot
S5xl50; price $1,000 on easy terms.
ST. CLAIR AVE.
Near Kercheval
New S-room frame. bath and furnace;
lot 30x100 Price $500.
BELMONT AVE
Near John X.
Modern 2-family brick veneer. 6 rooms
and bath each, separate furnaces; lot
s5xl25. Price $500.
]. B. PADBERG,
Alp Moffat Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03
Y. w. C. A. Notes

For the purpose of creating interest
in the gymnasium work of the Y W
c. A, a get-together party was given
Monday night in the down town rooms
of the association. which was well at
tended An enjoyable program was
given consisting of vocal solos by Miss
Florence Comfort, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. S. R Comfort; a piano
trio by Misses Freda, Cora, and
Phyllis Eickman, and readings by Miss
Bess Hanks and Mrs. G. e. Holly. Then
Miss Helen Knox, the student secre-
tary of the state association gave an
of gymnasium work for young business
women, both for healthy physical de-
velopment and for recreation Mrs H
T. Bowie, the president of the local
association. spoke of the plans for the
work Miss Alice Davis will be the in
structor of the work. she arrives from
Buxton. Maine, about October l, and the
gymnasium work will begin the first
week of October. In order that the
work may meet the needs of all the en-
ployed young women the class fees
have been reduced this year, and an
effort will be made to have the work
suit the desires of the young women.
In the securing of members for the
year has been divided into two teams.
Miss Bess Hanks is the captain of the
dumbel team and Miss Freda Eick-
man of the indian club team There
will be a competition match between
the teams in the effort to secure the
greatest number of new members
Following the program and talks
refreshments were served and a social
time was in order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03
Weddings

Miss Anna Mae Johnson and T. G.
Cannon were married quietly Monday
afternoon by Rev. E z. Combs, pastor
of St Paurs Lutheran church, at his
home. 1906 Bisbee street Miss John
son is from Galveston and Mr.. Cannon
is a young business man of FL Paso.
They viii make their home here.
Miss Lille Mae Clark and Charles K.
Jameson will be married Wednesday
afternoon at ( o'clock in the First Bap-
fist church. Rev. J. F. Williams. the
pastor. performing the ceremony. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Clark. She has lived in El Paso
for about seven years. Her brother.
Fred Clark. will attend the groom as
best man, but she will have no attend
ants. Miss NIayme Clark. her sister,
will sing oh Promise Ne" preceding
the wedding ceremony. Mrs. z. Earl
Will accompany her on the piano, and
Clair Rogers on the cello Mrs. Earl
will play the wedding march. Imme-
diately after the ceremony. the couple
VIII play the wedding marches. Imme-
ca go New York city and other eastern
places, returning in about a month by
way of Richmond, Va, and Birming-
ham. Ala They will make their home
in FL Paso, where Mr.. Jameson is
cashier for the Mexico Northeastern
railway system.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03
Ell Pasoons Returning

Lieut.. and Mrs. Archibald D. Cowley
have returned from Ysleta, where the
lieutenant was on. patrol duty, and are
at the Mccoy ho.el
Mrs. Frank J. Turner and her two
little children returned Monday night
from Cloudcroft, where they have been
spending the summer
Mrs. Rue Jackson and her children.
Ella, Myra and Myrtle Jackson, have
returned to their home. 1925 Arizona
street, after spending the suumer on
their ranch, at Alamoogordo.
A NJ. LOOMS, are expected to return
from California Wednesday.
Mrs. Harris WaIthali and little
MIA where they have been the greater
part of the summer.
Sanford Savage has returned from a
ten days trip through New Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L Mitchell. accom-
panied by Mrs. AIitchell's sister. Miss
Rhoda AIbro,, Of Spring Valley, MINI.
have returned from trip through the
northwest and Alaska
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Combs have re-
turned from Kansas City, where they
spent three weeks visit
Miss Mary Phinney, chief clerk in the
district clerks office, returned to FL
Paso Saturday after a months vaca-
ton which was spent in visiting friends
and relatives in Chicago Buffalo and
Niagara Falls A week was spent by
Miss Phinney at summer resorts on
Lake Erie.
Miss Mae A Kelly, stenographer in
the city clerks office. returned to FL
Paso Saturday, after having spent her
vacation visiting relatives in Fort
Wayne. Ind. Moline. and Chicago.
John W Fisher has returned from
been spending the summer on the
north Pacific coast. Mr.. Fisher met
them in Los Angeles.
Roland Kemp returned from Long
Beach, Calf. Monday night to resume
school work.
Miss Frances Henderson, has re-
turned from an extensive trip in the
east visiting in Philadelphia. Cleve-
land, New York City and other eastern
places.
Mrs. c. 0. Ellis and Miss Hattie Ell
lis have returned from California
Sidney Mayer has returned from
Cloudcroft.
Miss Ann Lattner has returned from
her vacation
7Ii@- Ethel Lewis and Miss Vera
Bretney have returned from Cloudcroft
B.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03
Out OF TotOn Visitors

Mrs William Holmes and daughters.
Miss Marguerite McGinnis and Miss
Katherine McGinnis, have come to Ell
Paso from Kansas City to Join Mr.
Holmes. who is in business here They
will occupy their former home. on
Stanton street
Mrs S NJ Prewitt. OF Houston. Tex,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank J.
Turner, 655 Epson avenue
Mrs H P, Hurley has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. A c. Smith, of Allan
ia, Tex. She will be in FL Paso for
about two weeks
Mrs. Eva Kneeland. accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs Frank Anderson,
who have been visiting Mrs. Kneeland's
daughter, Mrs B. T. Jenkins. 919 East
Rio Grande street, have returned to
Mexico City. where Mr.. Anderson is in
business
Miss Matte Hoover, of Dallas, and
Miss Bessie Hoover. Of Houston, are
home, 100 wyoming.
Misses Ruby and Ema Lee Richard
son, of Alpine, Texas, are visiting their
brother A F Richardson
Miss Gladys Wills, of Big Springs,
Tex, is in town. the guest of Miss
Lille Mae Clark. to attend her wedding
Wednesday.
Mrs. A J. Clingman, of Shreveport,
La, who has been visiting her son,
has returned to her home in Shreve-
port.
Mrs. J. D. Dantzler, who has been the
guest of her sisters. Mrs. J. T. Staple
ton during the summer, will leave for
her home tonight in Eufaula, Ala
Louis Davis, of Marshall. Tex, is
visiting Eb Smith and family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03

A W. Brown has taken a position on
the G. H, as porter
F J. Brenneman. brakeman on the
S. P, is laying off for Few days
Tom Galbraith, conductor on the
Mexican Central is in visiting n FL
Paso.
r E. Russell. brakeman on the South
western at Tucumcari, is laying off for
a few trips.
Victor Anderson. brakeman on the
Santa Fe at San MarciaL is laying off
for few trips.
H X Dubois. conductor on the s P
local. is laying off Z. L Query is on
Mr.. Dubois's run
E. L. Query, conductor on the S. P,
has returned from his vacation and
has reported for duty.
J. D. Cole. brakeman on the Santa
Fe at San Marcial. spent one day in
FL Paso on business.
R C. Burbank, extra passenger
brakeman on the G. H, is laying of on
account of being sick
H. A. Williams. brakeman on the G.
H, is working in the yards as switch
man for a few nights
H P. johnson, porter on the G. H.
is on the sick list and porter Tom
Brown is working on Johnson's run
Operator Frame. of the T P. in FL
Paso, who is now visiting in Monohans,
Texas, is expected home in a few days
Frank Woodward. formerly a car
penter on the G. H, has resigned and
is now employed as barber in FL paso
Geo Haupt, conductor on the east
ern division Of the Southwestern, is
now working on the local for a few
trips
J. Rodgers. porter on :he G. H, is
laying off for few trips. Porter A
". Brown IS working in ROdsers's
place.
J. H. Ludwig, conductor on the c.
H, is on the sick list this week ".
9. Haight is working on Mr. LujNgigs
run
c. a. Smith. conductor on the S.
P. out of FL Paso, who is now in Hot
Springs, Ark. is expected home N a
faw days
Charley Hickerson, formerly a
brakeman on the Southwestern at Tu-
cumcari, is now brakeman on the Ca
madam Pacific
T. H. Owensuy. conductor on the G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03

Mrs Wyndham Kemp. Miss Emily
Kemp and Page Kemp will leave to-
night for New Orleans, where Page
Kemp will sail for New York City
Mrs. Kemp and Miss Kemp will go on
to Kentucky for a short visit and will
then proceed to Atlanta, Georgia,
where Miss Emily Kemp will enter
the Carnegie Library school. She
will finish the course in one year,
as she has been given credits for her
work in 80 library here Mrs Kemp
viii return 20 FL Paso later on
Miss Margaret Kinnon has returned
to Boston, where she will spend anoth-
er year in the Sargent School of Phys
ical training
Ignatius Berrien will leave Sunday
for Socorro,, y NJ, to enter on his
second year in the SocorrO School of
Mines.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Edwards. of 1121
lIagoffin avenue. will leave the last
of the week or the first of next week
for California. Mr.. Edwards is going
into business in California so they
viii divide their time between the two
points
Miss Seggerson left for Mexico City
Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03
Personals About Trainmen In
FL Paso and the Southwest

H. is laying off for a few trips. ".
e Swearingen is working in Mr..
OwenSby's place
Harry Hope. formerly a brakeman on
the G. H out of Fl Paso, is nov in
the service of the Santa Fe as brake
man at Los Angeles
c. Payn, a clerk in resident engineer
Becket's office at Tucumcari, who has
been wishing in EI PasO a few days.
returned Monday evening
Civil engineer Stansberry. Of the
southwestern at Tucumcari. who has
been in FL PasO for q few days OF bust
ness. returned last night
wv. Moran. brakeman on the g H
IS working on passenger while Passen-
ger brakeman z W. Gould is in Lords
burg, visiting his father.
J. L Lake, passenger conductor on
the S P, has reported for duty. Mr..
Lake runs on the Golden State limited
between FL Pass and Tucson.
o. P. Smell. formerly a conductor On
the santa Fe at san Marcial. but VINO
is now living in FL Paso. expects to
go to work for the Southwestern
Dave Agerter. conductor on the
southwestern at Tucumcari. who mas
been working on the Dawson branch
line
F, NJ Clough. superintendent Of
bridges and buildings for the South
western, returned TO Tucumcari Mon
day. after remaining couple of days
in FL Paso.
john AIcGraff. brakeman on the
Texas and New Orleans railroad in
Louisiana. is in FL Paso on his way
to California. He expects 20 remain
here for several days
Everett Townsend. a conductor on
the Illinois Central. is in FL Paso on
his way to Douglas where he intends
to visit for several weeks lie is ac-
companied by his wife and daughter.
Santa Fe at Wellington Kansas. who
has Oeen in FL Paso several days il
tending to go into Mexico has decided
not to so there on account Of condi-
tons being so unsettled.
T. c. Amelcn. brakeman on the Santa
Fe at Needles, Cal. has resigned and
is in FL PasO on his way to Tyler.
Texas, to visit his parents. He intends
to go to South America. having Sc
cured a position as conductor down
there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03
MAN ARRESTED FOR
NOGAEES MURDER

Nogales. Ariz.. Sept. 3.-Luisa Mon
toya was the woman murdered yester-
day. Her throat was cut and a blow
on the side 0 fher head fractured her
jaw twice. Sheriff Mcknight arrested
Miguel Espinosa last night. Espinosa at
first denied knowing the woman but
afterwards acknowledged that he had
been with her before the murder. A
piece of sole leather was found under
the body and two soles cut from it
were found in Espinosa's house A
knife sheath was found near the body.
which was identified as Espinosa's.
The knife was not found. Espinosa
states that he lost the knife in a
toilet Spinosa is janitor at the i'm
migration office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-03
Dances

The first dance of the Catholic Young
Peoples society was a very successful
one It was given Monday night in the
Knights of Columbus hall on Myrtle
avenue and was attended by about IS
couples. Music for the dancing was
played by a three piece orchestra and
punch was served during the intermis-
sion Miss Ethel Howard was the
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee in charge of the affair. the
members Of the committee being:
Misses Adelina Escaya Dixie Fassett.
Dora Grady, and Jim Tays. VIII
Moelich. Tom CaTberry and Frank
Porris- The next event of the club will
be a card party. sometime in the latter
part of September.
The first dance of the Elks' club for
the season viii he given Thursday
night. September y, IN the ballroom Of
the club.
Miss Estelle Berrien entertained verv
informally Monday night with a small
dance at her home. 1915 Masoffin ave
nue..