El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-22
II Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1898.

w H Llewellyn is in the city for a
few days.
J D. Matthews came up from Casas
Grandes last night
George Estes and wife are in the
city from PecOs, Texas.
Machinist Parker, of the G. H, left
today for san Antonio.
c. o. Coffin came up from the ranch
near san ElizariO last night
J. c. Bushong returned from a two
weeks outing at ClOudcrOft last night
J. 3, Payne arrived yesterday from
Dallas and left this morning for Cloud
croft
H. Pfaff and wife and mother went
up to Cloudcroft this morning for an
Willie and James Mari and julius
Krakauer returned from Cloudcroft last
evening.
". G. Shepard, F. B. Stewart and L.
c. Jones came down from AlamogOrdO
last night.
". r Martin and family returned
from California this afternoon in theif
private car.
r. H Pierce, Of Alamogordo, after
making extensive purchases here, re-
turned home this morning.
Miss Rosamond Windsor, who has
been spending the summer in the noun.
tains. returned to the city last even
ing
Frank McCarty and Frank Lucas, en-
ployes Of the G. H shops, viii leave
for Galveston. Texas, soon to enjoy
their vacations.
Miss Jennie Walz, who has been
spending the past month at NlOudcrOft,
returned home last evening, very much
improved in health.
The g. H. baseball club needs more
practice They have the making OF a
good team. and ought to make a good
showing next Sunday.
Jim Long, who for number of years
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was recently appointed day Waterman
at the g. II. shops in this city.
Ralph Ogden, ticket agent OF the
White Oaks at FL PaSO, will leave to-
morrow for Cleveland, Texas, where
he has taken a position with the Santa
The committee composed Of chairman
Frank Powers, DR.. A K AlberS and 81
Ryan, appointed at the last meeting of
the carnival association, has met with
wonderful success, and the indications
are that the carnival is an assured
thing Before noon this mOrningS1O0O
had been pledged It has been sug-
gested that Juan S. Hart and J. A
Smith be placed at the helm.
The directors Of the FL PaSO Athletic
Park association met in the office OF
3. +. Hammett this morning to decide
on the lots to be used for the associa-
ton grounds. Those present were:
President Juan Hart Park W. Pltman,
Zach T White, Maury Edwards and
Give-a-Dam Jones The directors con-
sidered two propositions one from
George Look, and the other from the
Campbell Real Estate company. Presi-
dent Hart was instructed to go before
the council and request that the streets
and alleys running through the assO-
citation property be closed for a term
of years.
The midwinter carnival committee
held another meeting last night to
hear the report Of the soliciting com
mittee, composed Of Messrs. Powers,
Albers and Ryan. o S. Stewart, Dr..
A K. Albers. Frank Powers, R c.
Hunter ", W Bridgers. colonel Blu
ford and A Daguerre were present
Chairman Powers reported that the
committee has already secured pledges
from responsible citizens for over $4,000.
The following were appointed to act
as an executive committee: Juan S.
Hart, A K. Albers, Frank Powers, J. J. |
Taylor. Z s. Stewart, c. R MOrehead,
A. Krakauer, Charles Davis, D. w
Reckhart, ". J. F'ewel, n. D. Slater. W. |
G. Walz, W W Bridgers A COurchesne,
A. A. Howard, J. Calisher, T. H. Spring
Pr, T. A. Falvey H. L. Newman. F E |
Hunter. c. B. Eddy. BrittOn Davis and |