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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-11-01


1t is to the interest of the people of
the state to elect Judge Oscar Hallam
as associate justice Of the supreme
court. Judge Hallam has always been
identified with the interests of the in
dividual citizen rather than with that
OF the corporations. While on the bench
ne has seen to it that the common
citizen has had the same chance and
consideration as the man Of influence
and power. It came natural for him
to see to it that corporations were
given their rights and that their rights
ceased where special privileges be- gan.
The Great Northern stock case in
which he enjoined an issue Of $60,000,-
200 Of stock; the Western Union tax
case in which he sustained the tax on
the franchise Of that company, the ex-
press company tax case in which he
sustained the rights Of the state as to
certain disputed items Of gross earn
ings all illustrate Judge Hallam g fear
lessness in the administration Of the
law regardless Of who the parties are.
He hews to the line and lets the
chips fall where they will.
He will be worthy helper to Chief
Justice Stanton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08


ana were won by Mrs. Hand and Mrs.
McAfee. Mrs. Preston's guests were
Mrs. turner, Mrs. Daniel Hand, Mrs.
EDWARDS Mrs. H. H. Hayler ana Mrs'
william i. Wooten
Inc Mhhoa tara 'iup.
Waliana was the scene ior tne meet
ing OF the Mahoa caro- club WIN MIS-:
fercy Morse as hostess' L"lr Oh
slikeh gloves were gwen 10 MIS-: Johii
Drew LOT Top scorlns' MrS' MoIse
guests were MIS- ''ies "ere' MITE
hahaolph ~ moore, Mrs, rreu TOT
Goetz. Mrs. Charles Bon, Mrs. Otto
Bierbach. Mrs. Samuel De Freest and
Mrs. Lemuel C. Ables.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08

Mrs. George Spalding, Miss Bertha
Ben TAYLOR of Naalehu. Mrs. Francis
Gay, Miss Lady Macfarlane, Miss
Wilhelmina Tenney, Mr.. Harry Mac
farlane. Mr.. VIII Roth, Lieutenant
Vaughn and Mr.. Dunn, who Is a Wis.
itor in the city from the West Indies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard lver's Dinner.
The William G. Twins and the
Templeton Crockers, who are being
so lavishly entertained, were the
motif for one of the most pleasant
dinners given this week. After going
to Elaleiwa on Saturday and remain.
ing over night, Sunday afternoon
brought the party to llauula. where
they dined at the Hotel Aubrey. A
delicious dinner was served Hauula
boasts the finest lobster and fish on
the island and justly so. Mr.. and
Mis-. Richard lvers' guests were Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Templeton Crocker, Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
old Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit
Wilder and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fran.
els Dillingham;. The party motored
to town by moonlight.
4 4
Mrs. Clarence II. Cookies Children's
Party.
Little Alice Cooke was the honoreG
guest at a party given by her mother
in homer of her natal day. Quantity
clad Japanese dolls were given the
wee people as favors and were greatly
enjoyed. The afternoon was spent
playing games, after which the birth.
day table and cake made the children
very happy. The table center was
decorated with the birthday cake
Dainty pink roses added their charm
Among little Alice's guests were Kaiu.
lani Constable, Mabelita Mclean,
Caroline Shepherd. Harriet IIemming.
way, Margaret Mclean, Harriet Rice,
Elizabeth Lewis, Helen Baldwin,
Katherine Warren. Lois Love, Ballar
Atherton, Maynard Livingstone and
Addison Love.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08
Oceanic Steamship Company.

Oceanic Steamship Company.
Dear Sir:-The San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce, under whose
auspices large delegation OF repre-
sentative Pacific Coast citizens recent
ly visited the isthmus of Panama on
the steamship Sonoma of your service,
extends its thanks to you and your
company for the uniform courtesles
by which long voyage was made de-
lightful and satisfactory in every way.
Every appointment was excellent,
the ship was comfortable and all the
accessories that were required for the
convenience and pleasure Of the party
were amply provided
We wish to congratulate you upon
the Inauguration of the Australian ser
vice, and express confidence that such
service will do much to promote the
prosperity of San Francisco and build
up great sea travel which will be
advantageous to both the United
States and Australia
Yours very truly,
NJ. II. ROBBINS, JR..
President.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08

McStocker. The prize.winners were
Miss Ellicott, Miss Helen Rockwell
and Miss Julie McStocker. The next
meeting of the Bridge Club will DO
held at the home of Mrs. Walker.
4 r
Madame Jean Abadie returned by
the Sonoma from an extended trip on
the mainland.
Continued on Page 14l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08

home on Lunalilo street. The table
was massed in pale-pink enchantress
carnations and maidenhair fern The
place-cards were dainty Oriental
scenes. Miss McStocker's guests were
Miss Edith Cowles, Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Walker. Miss Betty Case. Mrs.
Gerald Johnson. Miss Helen Rockwell,
Miss Priscilla Ellicott, Mrs. Francis
Blakely McStocker, and Miss Lydia
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08

Miss Grace Davis Sewing Tea.
Miss Grace Davis was hostess at a
sewing tea at the home of her sister
Mrs. Thomas f. Wall on Thursday
of this week. A delightful afternoon
was spent. At half after four deli.
cious refreshments were served.
4 4 4
Mrs. Clifford 3. Highs Shower.
Miss Ethel Angus is the honored
guest at a charming and unique
shower given by Mrs. Clifford b. High
at their pretty valley home this after
noon. Limericks suitable will be read
as each article of kitchen use Is given
the bride-elect A great deal of fun
Is planned and an'icipl cl. Irs.
Highs guests Will be a!iss Ethel An
Gus, for whom this pleasant company
is hidden. Miss Geraldine Nemnup,
Miss Myra Angus, Miss Ethel Spald
ing. Miss Edith Williams, Miss Jean
Angus. Miss Wilhelmina Tenney
Miss Irene Dickson, Miss Blanche
Soper, Miss Marjory Freeth, Miss
Helen Girvin, Miss Belle McCorriston
Miss Florence Hoffman, Miss Kenny
Cation. Miss Helen Brown, Miss Lydia
McStocker. Miss Grace Robertson
Miss Julie McStocker, Miss Marjory
Peterson, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Miss
Rosie Herbert, Miss Hattie Lucas,
Miss Mary Lucas. Miss Lady Macfar
lane, Miss Callie Lucas, Miss Muricl
Howatt, Miss Harriet Young. Miss
Armstrong. Miss Mollie Grace, Mrs
Frank Thompson. Mrs. Edward
Duisenberg and Mrs. George Angus.
4 4
Miss Fockes Luncheon.
On June 9Th, Miss NJ. A. FOcke en-.
tertained at her Nuuanu Avenue resi-.
dence at an elaborate luncheon, the
following guests participating: Mrs.
+. X. Stackable. Miss Ben Taylor, DR..
C. u. Wood. Stanley Dunn and Miss
l.. Poppleton.
4 + +
These Say SOnOma Is All Right.
Mr.. A. b. Spreckels, Vice President
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mills Swanzy's

Mr.: and Mrs. Francis Mills Swanzy's
Dinner.
The beautiful Manoa home of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Mills Swanzy was
beautifully decorated for the dinner
given by them OH Wednesday even.
ing This pleasant company Of friends
were asked by the Swanzy's to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Singlehurst. Mrs.
Swanzy is always gracious and de
ightful hostess and all functions,
large or small, given at this hospit-
able home are pleasantly anticipated.
4 4
The Service Bridge Club.
Mrs. Homer N. Preston of Fort
Shafter was hostess for the Service
Bridge Club Wednesday. Hand paint
ed cups and saucers we're the gifts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. oowsett's
Dinner.

Dinner.
At one of the most elaborate and
tolegantly appointed dinners. as befit.
{ ting the givers, Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Dowsett entertained complimen.
tary to Mr.. John Hackfeld, who Is at
present visitor in the city. The
house was an exquisite conception in
beautiful tropical palms and rare
plants with red and white carnations,
and huge black butterflies carrying
out in detail the colors Of the German
empire. The Dowsett home possesses
Sisome rare and beautiful paintings
which are most artistically arranged.
Exquisite bits OF satuary add their
charm to this home. The hospitality
of this home is well known and Tues.
day evenings function added to the
fare Of the host and hostess The
table was in the form of a horseshoe
and its center was massed with tall
white Bermuda lilies and from the
chandelier streams of tulle was car.
ried by beautiful black butterflies to
baskets filed with red and white car.
nations. The place cards were blacS
winged butterflies that gracefully
rested on red and white carnations.
The lanais and library were massed
In red and white bloom of carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dowsett's guests were
Mr.. John Hackfeld the guest of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Antoine Crop, Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs George
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Faxon
bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Armin Haneberg,
Mrs. Bernice Wabridge and Mr..
George ROdiek.
r 4 r
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Tenney's
Tennis Tea.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward d. Tenney entertained at
small but delightful tennis tea III
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. William G..
Irwin and Mr.. and Mrs. Templeton
rocker. The afternoon was perfect
hd a couple of delightful sets OF
Nennis We're greatly enjoyed both ,by
the guests and participants. The
Tenney court Is one of the best In
town and the grounds are perfect.
The artistic geranium rockery added
IN no small way to the beautiful effect.
Just in front of the court back
ground of the many rare and exqui.
site hibiscus fora form pretty setting
for the beautifully gowned ladies'. Re-
ireshments were served at small
tables on the lawn. Mr. and Mrs.
Tenney's guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Irwin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Templeton Croker, for whom this
pleasant company was arranged, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard lvers, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold billing
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08

The w. H. c. Campbell Dinner.
The dinner given by Mr. AMI Mrs.
We'd. G.. Campbell Of Hilo I'm honor of
MRs' n. Smith of Honolulu was
very unique. The table was made
blooming garden of exquisite roses
from the Campbell home. The place
cards were dainty and hand.paintod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbells guests were
Miss Henrietta Smith, the guest Of
honor, Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Patten, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mcclure, MIR. and
Mrs. George O'Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Aus.
tin, Miss Anabel Low, Mr.. Ruddle and
Mr.. George Cool. The invitation was
as follows:
Hilo, Hawaii. May 81. 1919.
What is this?-An invitation
Whom for?-For you.
Who wants me?-Mrs. w. II. G.
Campbell
What for?-Social Dinner.
Whom for?--IIenrictta Smith.
When?-May Both. 1919.
Where?-EIilo Hotel.
What time?-SlX thirty p. NJ.
Please Come.
r. s. V. P.-Phone 02B.
4
Mears-ScammeII.
The engagement has been announc.
cd of Miss Mary Mears to Lieutenant
William Kirk Scammell Of the reve.
me cutter service. Miss Mears Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Mcars and niece of the late Mrs.
Roger Calf. Lieutenant Scammell Is
attached to the Thctis.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08

These Say SOnOma Is All Right.
Mr.. A. b. Spreckels, Vice President
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03
Parfles

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E. W.
Bryan entertained little GepA -Fr~ 80
in honor =JI nsr sixth birthday ami
vers~-y. The dining room was beauti-
fully decorated in green and red znd
a candle for eacn year of the little
girls age burned on the birthday cake.
while Gene sang - eSus, Bid Us Shine -
as the little tots assembled around the
table to be served with cake cream.
nuts and fruits. They enjoyed MANY
games and Mrs. Bradley accompanied
them on the piano while they sang and
Mary Bradley favored the guests with
d solo. Those enjoying the evening
were: Mary and Gene Bradley, Eileen
and Rubie Farquhar Eva Hayworth
Nina Belle Bradley, lola Laurie, Eliza
beth Conner, Dorothy and Baby Hinde
A pleasant party was given by Mrs.
". B. Day Thursday afternoon at her
home on Sacramento street for the
members Of her Sunday school class
Guessing games were the amusement
of the afternoon in which Miss Eve
Ign Payne and Miss Thelma Butler won
the prizes. Several piano selections
were played by Miss Helen Hargrove
Several snap pictures of the party
were taken The hostess served punch
through the afternoon and toward the
close, ice cream and cake The class
members present were: Misses Jose
phine Frankenberger, Evelyn Payne,
Olive Page, Edith Robertson. Mildred
Turbeville, Helen HargrOVe, Pauline
Holland, Annie Mansell The guests
outside of the class were. Misses Car
nagia Workman. Maggie Murphy and
Thelma Butler
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03
UNIQUE COSTUMES
AT THE TACKY DANCE
Many Visitors From a Dis
tance Go to Cloud
croft

CIoudcroft, n. NJ, Aug. 3.-The tacky
dance held at the pavilion was well at
tended. Many amusing costumes were
worn. Mrs. G. A Breckhesmsr took
the women's prize and the mems prize
fell to Paul Broyles.
Miss Anna Lee Gaines. Miss Wanda
Race Miss Eileen Walk, Garmctt King.
DR.. J. Ridley. Frank Murehison and
Tom Newman arrived in Clo15croft
Friday, where they viii be tne guests
Of A1r- and Mrs A P. Coles for the week
end
Miss Frances Foster came up 10
spend the remainder Of the simmer
Eleanor Virginia, the baby daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs " c Huntington.
Of Fl PasO, is critically III Z -he b by
sanatOrium-
Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Stevens left
Friday to spend week in Ell PasO.
Dr. and Mrs James Vance are ex-
pected Saturday to spend the week
end
Mr. and Mrs ". T. Hixsul. Of FL
PaSO, are spending a week at the lodge
V H Palm, wife and two children. OF
Roekdale, Texas, are registered at the
Lodge.
Among those registered at the
Lodge. lately. are. B. Staten. AIRS. ].
K Griffith. FL Paso: Vernon l. SUIli-
van. Beaumona: Miss Allie HolcOmb.
Lakewood; j. D. Hannah. Jackson.
Miss; Lillian Janos Wiluamsp0rt, Ia.
J. n Henry and wife, IIillsboro, Texas:
David Schwartz, J. K Griffith. FL Paso-
J0rdOn Michel. Lake Charles. La. Q. c.
Burnside. Miss J. F. Anderson. ". R.
Shutz, FL Paso; T. z. Wilson, Los An
gelesi W. 7. HixsOn and wife, FL PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03
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Helen's Search for a Furnished Apart
ment In London Is Most DiscOuraging.
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any. You see II was an apartment
that was being sublet just as 1t was
But the janitor said 1 could rent a bed
at any furniture store. Did you ever
hear Of such = thinsg
"Oh. yes. they do that here. You can
rent any kind OF furniture for as long
as you want. But we won't bother
with that VIVA. else did you find2'
Nothing with a private bath. Dear,
l almost think we should stay here.
1 don't believe we can do any better
Wen, we viii do better If you
can't find a place. can. Might have
known you'd fizzle out"
But, dear, I tried so hard tremu-
ously. i went till 1 was ready to
drop-didn't even stop for lunch. But
1 had TO wait so long every place
they're so slow and deliberate. You
know you said yourself you couldn't
do business fast over here"
That's different can get an
apartment fast enough Here it's only
a quarter OF six now-Ill have time
to go to a couple OF places before
dinner Want 20 come along
Helen was pitifully tired. Her feet
ached, her back ached and she could
have cried at the thought Of starting
out again.
"wen, for heavens sake, don't come
noticing her hesitation. IF you're
that tired. you'd better stay here Have
your dinner sent up, and III bum
around and get mine wherever L
happen to be"
But the dread of spending the eve
ming in that hotel room alone sent
Helen to her feet with a hurried
"Oh. no, dear-Im not tired
want to sod love to- Wait. I'll be
ready in just a moment"
Hurry up. then I'm going to find
that apartment tonight" Warren
strobe out into the hall, swinging his
cane with an energy and vigor that
suggested a determination to walk
miles.
And Helen, trying to force back all
signs of WEAKNESS lest he be irritated'
gathered up her gloves and handbag
and hurried meekly after him.
(To be continued).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03
Ell Pasoans Away

Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Mitchell, OF
s02 IL Epson avenue. are visiting
friends in La Fayette. Indiana
Miss Edna seamands left today on the
Golden State limited for Kansas City
and Omaha, to visit friends and rela-
tives, going from the latter city for an
extended trip through the Yellowstone
park and the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. b Bradley and
daughter and DR.. and Mrs. E W. Bryan
spent Sunday in Las Cruces
r. A WhitIock. vice president anu
manager Of the FL Paso LUMBER com
pany, will leave Sunday evening Tor
Nevada, No. to visit with relatlXe5
there and will then go to ST Louis Ior
a visit with his mother and sister
Miss Vivian shaye left for Cloud
croft Saturday morning to be the guest
for two weeks of Mrs c. J. Carpenter,
at the Lodge
Miss Anita Corbin will leave Monday
for Cartula, Texas, to visit her sister
for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Walker left
Saturday noon for Cloudcroft, where
they will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Stevens at their cottage
vista Rena." Mr.. Walker will return
Sunday night, but Mrs. Walker will re-
main a week as the guest of Mrs.
Stevens.
Miss Isabel Norton, teacher Of tie
FL Paso School for Girls, is summer
ing at East Aurora. n. Y, and is much
improved in health. She viii return
of the school
Miss Nora Lawhorn is spending her
vacation as the guest of Miss Marion
O'Brien in Mountain Park. NM. She will
be there two weeks and possibly
longer.
Mrs. T. J. CASSIDY, of S1s East Rio
Grande street, left Friday for Cali
fornia. accompanied by her daughters,
Miss Heller and Miss Stella CASSIDY.
They viii spend some time in Califor-
MA VISITING relatives. Mrs. Cassidy
viii place her daughters in school be-
f3re returning to Fl Paso.
E. L BiecheI left Saturday afternoon
fol. cloudcroft. n. NJ, to spend the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harm viii leave
tonight for Sacramento, Cal, where
they win spend about three weeks.
J. Hatfield left today for High Rolls
to spend Sunday with his family.
Miss Ethel Goff will leave shortly
for a trip to Los Angeles and San
Diego. Cal.
Rev. J. W. Newbrougn, Of Highland
Park, accompanied by his sen John,
has returned i o Long Beach. Cal. where
he will Join his family after a weeks
visit with his daughter, Mrs. J. K Crit
fifth, of this city.
Mrs. Charles Effort and son, Jack. of
this city. left yesterday for Carrizozo !
where she Will join her husband. and |
expects to make her home in that town. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03
DIspIay 81 Beautiful B. Beds.

OF course, a brass bed is the logical
furniture for III Paso. This is especial
" true when the selection is made here.
In connection with this claim. we ex-
tend an invitation to housekeepers. and
those who are thinking OF becoming
housekeepers, TO see the special display
We viii make next week of brass beds.
This will be one of the handsOmest
shoWings ever seen in Ell Paso and viii
embrace the latest velvet, satin and
polet finishes. All the latest ideas in
square post. continuous post and nov
city designs will be shown In addi-
ton to the display OF beds in regular
sizes. we viii show some beautiful de-
signs in children's brass beds. A Sc
lection of a brass bed is an easy matter
here, as prices are most attractive and
range from $500 TO $1,000.
FL PasO Household Furnishing Co..
Bassett Bldg. Stanton and Mills SITS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03
The Lodges

Willow Grove circle No. "a. H-oodmen
Of the World. gave a trolley ride and
picnic Friday night for its members.
The car was taken at the transfer sta
ton at o'clock and the ride was over
the Shelter, Fort Bliss, Sunset
Heights and Park lines. At the park
the party left the cars and enjoyed a
picnic SUPER. Among the merry makers
Were,--sdr. and Mrs. c. y. Holford, Mr..
IA Mrs. Marcoot, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 0.
Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs. H L Mudd, Mr..
and Mrs. L. n. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
C. Kiefer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Sabin,
Mesdames Frank Appel and little son,
S. L Davis, David Kluge3. J. H Biggs,
H. R. Hynson- Lula Msttice, E. J.
Arneu, J. H Cound, J. Figueria, ].
Cassens, L G. Malone, A c. Mosley. Z.
Tracey, W A Long. P. H Lancaster.
Ethel Atkinson. J. A Sharp, J. S
Calhoun, D. L Hendrick, R. NJ. Ashley,
2 E. Heifrin, J. B. Hammett, Z. G. Bar
nett, J. / Broyles, DR.. Ida z. Bishop.
Misses Emma Lee Mudd, Lille Bell
Barnett, Minnie Lancaster. Flora Ma
lone, Eddie Lea Davis, Eta Lewis,
jeanette Cassens, Annie Lewis, Lille
Malone, Pansy Biggs, Messrs. Debias
and Lillard Davis.
social is being planned by the aux
Hilary to the B. OF L F. and z. for
next Tuesday night at the o. of E.
hall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03
Out Of TosUn Visitors

Prof Edwin c. Dexter arrived In Ell
PasO Friday to join his family who
are staying with Mr. and Mrs. F. A
Hodge, on Rio Grande street Prof DeN-
ter has been commissioner of education
in Porto Rico for the past five years,
and will leave FL Paso Wednesday for
the canal zone, where he will assume
his duties as the head Of the Govern
ment National Educational institute OF
the Republic of Panama. Prof Dexter
was the recipient of many tokens OF
esteem from the people Of Porto Rico,
among whom he worked, on his de-
parture.
George C. Wright left Friday after
noon for st. Louis, No, where he goes
to join his family. Mr.. Wright is the
fatherinlaW Of Herbert webb, who is
one OF the proprietors Of the only
American paper published in China
Miss Edith Perrenot has come to FL
PasO from Mountain Park and is the
guest of Miss Buelah Brown. on North
FL PasO street
George L Bradford. postmaster Of
Dawson. n. n. is in FL Paso today
leave for Captain, n NJ, tomorrow,
where he viii visit before going back
home
MI ana 1lFS. y. W Nan eEaulLs %
Phoenix. Ariz-, are at the sheldon for
a few days
Mrs. o. S CharIeson and children,
of Las Cruces. were in town shopping
today and will leave for California to-
night, to be gone six weeks
Mrs Thomas Paxton has returned to
her home in Las Cruces after a brief
visit in this city with. her husband
H H Thompson, connected with the
United States secret service, is az the
Hotel Sheldon from his headquarters at
san Antonio
Ben Butler a mining man from Tor
reOn, Mexico, is in the city for a few
days on business
NJ A Leech. former superintendent
of the plant at Madero. Mexico, has
returned from a protracted visit in
Europe and is on his way to Durango.
Mexico. where he viii look over the
prospects for q big lumber project
which he has In view
Charles Truax has returned to this
city from Cusihuariachic where be has
been employed auditing the books for
the mines at that camp.
George 4. Shorter. a mining en-
gineer from Dolores. Mexico. is a guest
Of the sheldon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-03
Picniics

Friday afternoon jolly party o.
young girls from the White House en-
5Oyed a picnic at Washington Park.
Huge baskets Of good things had been
prepared by the girls, supplemented by
a happy surprise in the way of three
gallons of ice cream with the compli
ments Of Jake Miller, the genial man
ager Of the White House The park
represented a very joyous occasion. All
sorts of anusements were INDUCED in.
and the hours flew by quickly. The
ball game between the Popular Dry
Goods Co. and a picked team was
played and much roofing was done by
the picnic crowd The following COM
posed the personnel of the party:
Misses Beckie Parkins. Coda Gardner.
Mary Roman, c. Patterson, c. Geiger
Mary Wilson. J. Benavides. Marie Viii
son, Ann LattneT. NJ Parker, May
Daphlon, J. Terrazas and Mrs J. Gala
way, chaperOn-
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs J. I.
Tanner will chaperone a crowd of
young boys and girls on horseback
ride over the mountains. complimentary
10 their sister Miss Olive Seaton, Of
Sweetwater, Texas.
BisseIPs Bali Bearing Carpet sSeepers,
the best made. So to $3.50.
Laurie Hardware Co.. 500 Mills St.
No car at $4,000 offers more than the
Chalmers Six"
BisseH carpet sweepers 50 to $3.50.
Laurie Hardware Co, 500 Mills St