El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-02
n Years Ago To day
Erom The Herald This Date 1sp0.

Alex Martin left for Chicago this
| morning.
Harry Alexander left for AIamogordo
! yesterday
". R. Martin arrived yesterday in his
private car.
Walter Sumner went to Denver this
morning on business.
Mrs, H. P. Noake and daughter have
returned from California
Judge Kemp and family returned
from California yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Brown returned
from Denver this morning.
z, S Russell left for Butte, Mon
tana, on business this morning.
Mrs. J. II. Jones left this afternoon
for California, to be gone some time.
r W. Braden and wife and R. Il
Stewart came down from AlamOgordO
last night
W H. Earle went to Philadelphia this
morning over the Santa Fe, on a bus
mess trip.
H. B. Stevens returned from an ex-
tended eastern trip this morning, over
the I. & P.
The recruiting stations in this sec
ton of the country are rapidly com
pIeting their work
Miss Maud Kiefer went up to Cox's
ranch at Las Cruces. where she has a
school for the coming year.
Miss Annie Kemp arrived on the G.
H, today from Tennessee. where she
has been spending her vacation.
Miss Clara Edwards returned from
Illinois this morning, where she has
been attending school for the past
year.
Miss Letta Bushong returned from
Big Springs. Texas, this morning where
she has been spending the summer with
her sister.
Ed Piper returned from Pecos, Tex,
yesterday, and will leave with Cur
rvs company when they go to the
Philippines
superintendent H. c. Borcherding. Of
the G. H, and gang, will erect the flag
pole this afternoon. Fourteen feet have
have been added and a ball and eagle
surmOunts it.
proclamation calling on all godd citi-
zens to shut up shop Monday and
lend their aid toward a proper cele-
bration for Labor day.
The Tucson baseball team did not
arrive for a game today, the Southern
Pacific train being seven hours late
Tomorrow afternoon the game will be
called at Athletic park and the lineup
will be as follows for FL Paso: Powell
Krause. Irwin. Richardson, Showers,
Long, Sullivan. JacOby, and Weidman.
The new ball grounds are IN excellent
condition
All aldermen answered to the roll
call at the council meeting last even
ing. The bond Of C. h LOcknarl, the
newly appointed chief of police was
read. It was signed by c. E. Kelly and
c. r MoOrehead. The mayor called
the attention of the council to the fact
that the city hall fund already prom
sed to be about $1,000 short, and he
didn't know what to do, unless some
more bonds were issued
A teachers meeting was held at the
Central school this morning presided
over by superintendent G. P Putnam
with all teachers in the public schools
for the coming session present the
principal business was to assign the
teachers to their. various posts IN the
citv schools. Following are the as
made: Central school, u.
w. Roach. Miss Jessie Lyons. MISS
Hunter. Mr.. Reynolds, Miss Mckle,
Miss Barclay, Miss Wilson and MISS
LYONS; Franklin school, Miss sexton /
Miss Gillespie, Miss Logan /
Miss MauIe; Mesa school, Mrs BAILEY, |
principal, Miss Helen Brady MISS
Miss Stanton, Miss tItz-
gerald; second ward school. MISS 5aI-
lagher. principal Miss Gorbutt- MISS
Cole. Miss Weaver; Aoy school, MT /
Kemp Miss O,Keeffe, Miss MayfleId' /
Miss patterson and Miss Smith