El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-24
WOMEN RAISE A FUND
FOR CRUCES FOUNTAIN
Joint Entertainment Given By Inn
prOVement Association and W. =
u. u. Proves Success.


Las Cruces. n. NJ, July 24-On the
settlement Of the accounts yesterday
of the social given by the women
Improvement association and the Won
ems Christian Temperance Union. it
was found the receipts were $50 and
the amount cleared S45.lO- rather
VandermasOn granted the use Of the
The money was donated to the fund
of the public drinking fountain, which
has been ordered, but has not yet ar
Homer J. GauIt and Earl Patterson,
both of the U. S. reclamation service,
yesterday mOtOred to the reclamation
camp at CanutilIO and returned last
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Smith, of FL Pasos
are stopping at the home of her
father, J. II. Hatcher, on Gr1ggs
street Mr.. Smith has charge OF the
plastering on the ROuault building
Rev. Hunter Lewis, of the Episcopal
church of Mesilla Park, was in town
yesterday. He will leave for his new
charge at Auburn. Ala, about August
81 That charge has been without a
rector for two years
G. ". Freeman is improving from
serious illness.
byterian church met at the home of
Mrs. A D. Brownlee, on Miranda ave-
nue..
The W. c. T. U. held a business meet
ing in the Baptist church yesterday af-
ternoOn. y communication was read
from Mrs. Adella Scott, state presi-
dent, stating that the annual cOnven-
ton would be held this year at Dem
ing. in August
Frank Goodin, Of Roswell. is visit
ing at the home of Bliss Freeman. his
brOtherinlaw- Mr.. Goodin contemplates
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stoes and son,
Phillip, and Mrs. T. c. Phillips mo-
tored over to AIamOgOrdO and then
on to the RuidOSO. where they are
stODDiDer at Wiufields They will be
gone a week.
Joseph E. Sherfey and daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Luther, both Of Brazil, Ind,
are visiting his son, David Sher1ey,
civil engineer, who is at Yosemite, Cal,
and has charge Of the improvements
there Later they will visit S W
Sherfey. his brother. at Las Cruces
Miss Edna May StinsOn. who is reg
ularly employed at the newsstand in
the pOstOffice building, is sick and
Miss Joan Ballantyne is taking her
place
George Frenger has purchased a
Ford automobile and was driving II for
the first time on the streets. yesterday
E. H. Alton was up from FL Paso
yesterday on business.
Herbert W. YeO returned home last
night from the AIodOc mine, where he
spent several days camping and noun
The Las Cruces Building and I'm
prOVement company has had its prop
cry EDuuEEAEA Win the AlulALApd va
Ter system, the job being finished yes
terday- Another recent water cOnnec-
ton is TO the home OF Bliss Freemen,
near the LOrettO academy
Dr. J. y. Minetree went to FL PasO-
this morning with Miss Eva Stickney,
who is to undergo an operation for
appendicitis today. She came here
from Dallas, Texas, about three
months ago. Her sister. from Dallas,
met her in FL Paso today
The Sunday school class Of Mrs.
Sloan, Of the Baptist church, gave her
a surprise at her home at Riverside
ranch. Those present were; Misses
Florence and Anna QuesenberEy. Grace
Clark. Eva Fitch, Henrietta FigOra,
Margaret Tutwiler. Lizzie Garrett and
Lucy Smith. Aretus Bradley, Mrs Cues
enberry and Mrs Minetree.
Col Eugene Van Patton went to Fl
PasO this morning.
The meeting OF the Ladies Of the
AIaccabees" viii be held in Elks hall
tomorrow afternoon
E W TrOWbridge. Of Deming, was
here yesterday on business with the
State college