El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-28

S VI the pleasure ecker sunday
the greatest number Of car owners
gong to the upper valley town. J.. q.
McNary drove to Canutillo in his Win
ION SIX. accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Nary, } y RaynOlds, H. T. Bowie and
VIE, james A. Dick and family and
Miss May Kranzthor. They were met
at CanutillO by VIII McNary and
FAMILY and they all went to the Bor-
derland tract on the west side. Mr..
DICK drove his new Hudson.
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Church services were held at Canu-
tllio Sunday afternoon by Rev. Miles
hanson, and this attracted a numbe
OF auto owning church members Of the
First Congregational church. H H.
BAILEY and Mrs. Bailey drove to Canu-
ullo in their five-passenger Krit and
were accompanied by Rev. Miles Han
son and Mrs. Alice THOMPSON. Mr..
n Mrs Royal Jackman drove to
in their seven-paSsenger
Franklin. Edwin Burt and wife were
accompanied to Canutillo by Mrs.
Helen Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Carson and Miss Della ROsenstein in
Mr. Burts sever-passenger Olds.
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E. Move and Max Moye drove to
CanutillO in their two White. seven
passenger cars Mr. Moye was accom-
panied by Mrs. Moye, Miss Della MOye,
Levy. Max was accompanied by Jessie
Meyer. Lawrence Calisher and Joe
Wolf.
Dr. P H Brown and wife drove
almost to Deming over the Borderland
route and found the Dad in good con-
d1tiOn and work being lone on it to
make the going better They were
accompanied by Brooks McGimsey and
Miss Louise McGimsey. of New Orleans,
and Miss Johnson. Of Philadelphia.
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T J Jones and family crossed at
-
Overland and drove out on the Deming
rOa
The Hornet ranch. which is owned
by J. F. Williams. II s Potter and
August Andreas. was visited by its
owners in a ear Mr. and Mrs. Will
liams and Mr.. and Mrs. Potter made
the trip in their Cadillac and Chal-
mers 80" cars. Mt, Andreas was
driven to h ranch by his son. John,
in his American undressing.
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c.. 3. Stevens went as far as Mes
quite but was stopped from crossing
there because of the approach to the
bridge from the west side, which was
undermined by the high water Mr.
Stevens vas en- route to his ranch on
the west side Of h river. He was
accompanied by Mrs Stevens. A. H
Rodes, Miss Louise Cain and Charles
Stevens, jr.
U. s. Stewart and family drove to
Las Cruces in Mr.. Stewards gray
Winton six" The trip was made in
two and one-half hours each way. The
run was made to Anthony in one hour
and from Anthony in one n One-half
hours. Mr.. Stewart says the road IS
in good condition. ecept for the heavy
going near Mesuquite.
An automobile picnic was held Satur-
day five miles above Anthony. which
a.Aa
the trip in two seven-passenger Bucks
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee GlassCOck and Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Carr drove the party
to the picnic grounds in their cars
Those who accompanied them were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Luis Blumenthal ana
children. Mrs. W. D. Cornell and baby,
Mrs. Max Poul and son and Mrs. Rob
ert Bronson and baby
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DAYTON and John Phillips and their
families drove TO Os-ApIe. n. NJ, the
new west side town near CanutillO,
sunday. They were accompanied BY
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Laughlin and Mrs.
L. D. Phillips. their mother The trip
was made in Dayton's Ford and Johns
Marathon.
Prof. and Mrs. J. G. Carrera. accom-
panied by their son. Emil Carrera.
and wife. and their daughter. drove out
on the mesa Sunday 10 miles east OF
Fort Bliss and returned with some
big cactus covering the front Of their
car.
c. r Key left Monday morning FOR
Van Horn and Sierra Blanca in his
Ford
COMPANY an hI Ieft for OF i sfiveF Sna CITY and
other New Mexico towns Monday in
his Ford, for a 1000 mile business
trip.
V. R. Stiles. wife and daughter made
a trip Sunday afternoon to Newman,
n. NJ. in a REQ v. They found the
roads in good shape. Mr. Stiles only
found it necessary to drop into inter
mediate at n time, for about 20 OF 80
feet
z. z. Neff and family made a run
down to Clint Sunday in their REQ V.
Wednesday E. z. Neff will take J. ?.
Williams. H. S. Potter and H. s.
Beach in his REQ V on a trip to Dem
ing. y. n
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G. A. Martin and wife and Mr. and
Mrs. L P. BOyce and son, Robert, made
a trip Sunday afternoon out onto the
mesa in the direction Of San Angus
tine Pass, to see the wild flowers
made in Mr.. Martins Chalmers go"
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Mrs. A. Var MOurick mOtOred to Las
Cruces, n. NJ. in her car on Saturday
afternoon and returned on Sunday.
Mrs Van MOuric went entirely alone,
driving her car the entire way. She
visited her sons, Albert Sigal and
Frank Allen, who are attending the
State College. On Saturday night the
boys Of the Y N. c. A gave a bur
leQue of The MikadO." which was en-
tertaining.
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W. L Field and family made the
trip to Las Cruces and back Sunday
in their Studebaker go"
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Careless irrigators on the Border
land road west of CanutiIlo have al
lowed the water to run over their
borders and fill the road. Two cars
were stuck Sunday. O.. H. Baum. in a
Chalmers go" who was going to his
ranch, pulled one OF the cars out. The
A Beautiful COMPLEXION