El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-11
Rain Causes CIoudcrofters to
Have Indoor Picnic Parties

yon cottage, to remain here for some
/ time,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L Ledford and son.
! and Mrs. A. LedfOrd, and Dan Kauf-
| man, Of FL PasO, spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Miller, of FL PasO,
/ were eXcursionist visitors here Sun
John N Helms, of C1oudcroft. has re-
I turned after spending few days in
/ II Paso.
N. J. Green spent the week end with
! Jim A. Alexander.
Miss Nena Warnock, Bill GOldstein
| and Miss Olive Thomas, of AlamOgordo,
and Herne H. Hall, of FL PasO, spent
| Sunday in CIoudcroft-
/ Recent arrivals at the Texas hotel
| are: Mrs. w. E. Brown. Dallas, Texas
/ A Reddell, EmpOria, Kansas; NJ. Aw-
/ brey, Dallas, Texas; c. H. Price, D.
! BretZ, Austin W. Burgess, H D. Frey
/ Miss Andra May Dale. Miss Margaretta
/ Pratz, A. Clayton. Mr.. and Mrs. W f.
! Pomeroy and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
! H L Berring, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. p. Jones.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. b. D. Avery and son, Mr.
. and Mrs. J. ". WOOters and daughter
! Mr.. and Mrs. Perfecto Sa.lazar, Miss
! Minnie Carter, Miss Mary Jackson. Mr.
! and Mrs. w. T. Barr. L. F. BrOuIe, H
/ Leslie Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. l. A.
I Elites, of Ell PasO.
/ Mrs. o. c. Coles and little son, o. c.
/ Coles, jr-, are-spendfng few days at
| the Lodge.
Among the week enders at the Lodge
/ were: W. s. Morehead, Miss Bessie
RoscOW, Milton II. Brown. Dr. Y NJ
! Milan, Miss Helen Buerquer, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John 7. McElroy c. B. Brewer,
| Charlton Shumater, c. r. Winger, E D.
Stewart, T. J. Fibbetts, J. H Niece,
Miss Barnes, I. W. Peach. P. Kimbeu
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Foss, Miss Imogene
Robertson. Miss Nettie Louise Rowland,
/ Charles a. Brann, Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Dyer, r NJ. Reed, Thomas N BAN
/ guard, c. W. Collins, Billy Adolph.
katherine Harper, o. II. Lawrence, "
Z nner 10
( George i. Wallen and child, PRESLEY
. Bittick, Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Spencer, Rev
and Mrs. Perry J. Rice, Mrs G. L. Wish
Ter, c. T. Buffmans. J. H. Knost, F. r.
PORES, r. Z. Sanchez. Mr.. and Mrs
II. L Birney, Miss Madeline Birney
Miss Grace EggerS Y. Word, Miss Irene
Bryan, J, Z. Hazelin, Paul Hermanns
J. 3. Blainguind, Spencer Darbvshfre
Robert Hem, H. p. British, Miss Florence
Rucker, of FL Paso; Miss Pauline Mey-
ers, La Luz, N M; Mr. and Mrs Ray
mond Buckley. Fort Worth. Texas;
Charles Parker, ''Y. L." Ranch ODESSA.
\. NJ; Mrs. T. 7. Waters, San Antonio.
Texas; Miss Julia Mcfarland. Houston.
Texas; r. c. Seitz, Washington, D. c;
A. D, Hamilton, Abilene. Texas; Mr..
and Mrs. ". F. Ramsay. jr., and son,
and Mrs. A. Ragsdale Chihuahua. Mex;
James W. Browne, B. w Browne.
Cleveland, Ohio; Roderick Turbeviue,
MESQUITE, n. Nj; Laurence Z. Stevens,
La Mesa. n. NJ; l. H billiard Fort
Worth Teas.
Frank Ainsa spent the week end at
the Lodge with his family, who have
been mere for week The Ainsas re-
turned to Fl PasO Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Walz were Sun
Gay arrivals. They will visit Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Walk for a short time.
Barnard KrupF returned to Ell Paso
Sunday night
P. W. Still spent the week end with
his family in the Pickrell cottage.
Miss Eliza Taylor, Of FL Paso, came
up sunday t. spend week or so at the
l. " I. a vacation cottage
Mrs. Laura Sanders will be the hos
tess Of the \. ". c. a vacation cottage
Tor the next two weeks. Mrs. Paul
Hermanus, the hostess of the past ten
DAYS, returned to FL PasO Sunday night
MI: Her1nanns came to spend the week
END with her, stopping at the Lodge
Miss Winnie Wilson is at the Y. w
G A. cottage for two weeks
Miss Arcadia Walker, OF Shawnee.
Okla came Sunday for a short stay at
the l. W. =. a. cottage.
Log Cabin Removed,
Mrs ". 5. TiltOn has had the old
Ii log, snack torn down that stood on the
pail grounds, improving the appear
ah S15 OF the bail grounds very. much.
mrs Guy L Warren, who has been
the guest of Mrs. O. II. Baum, has re-
turned TO FL Pace.
mrs Alfred Klingelhoefer, of Mil
waukee. Wisconsin, who has spent
lhree weeks with her sister, Mrs a III
Lauson, in their summer cottage here.
Mrs. L r. BurlesOn, Mrs A HamfI-
i S5OIl, MrS. 4 O. Hall and Miss Ethel
Burleson, of Big Springs. Texas, who
Cloudcroft, have gone to Aiamogordo
IOr an Indefinitely long visit before
returning to their home
Miss Ada Golf, Miss Edna Duden.
MISS Mary Duden and Miss Fay Duden.
VINO have been spending their vacation
IN IN H Ing Rolls spent a few days here |
AZ Ihe Z. W. g A. vacation cottage.
IneY returned to FL PasO Sunday.
Miss Minnie May Phillips and Miss
MauCe Phillips, of San Antonio Tex
who are visiting in AlamOgodo, came /
4p Tor one day. accompanied by Miss
Helen Harrington, Miss Rine Latham /
Jack Moss and 3. NJ Phillips, of |
Mrs. J. A. Baird and Mrs. Jean Baird. /
Of AlamOgOrdO, have taken a cottage I
for the balance of the season.
Miss jennie Murphy visited Miss
Erma Beasley, at Mountain Park, for |
Miss Minnie Olivarri. of San Antonio, !
Texas, is the guest of Miss Maude V. /
Brown, at san Antonio cottage, to re- /
man until the season closes.
Mrs. r. Holly, of San Antonio, Tex, /
mas returned 60 her home after visit |
with Mrs G. G. BakOfsky.
George G. Morse, of El Paso, spent /
the week end with his family.
MRS. s A. Span. Of Clifton. Ariz;,
who is quite i'll. She is staying at the /
Smith cottage.
MIS- W. NJ. snow and children have
to the mountains after spend
ing d short time in Mesilla Park. They !
are the guests of Mrs. A c. Parker.
Mrs Parker and Mrs. Snow spent a
few days visiting Mrs Leo Rogers. at
the Rogers ranch, down James canyon.
Mrs. Snow will laCer return to the
Snow ranch above WOoten, for the re-
of the hot weather.
R. w Johnson is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs A. c. Parker, to stay for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W Schuster, of Ar
tesla, y. NJ, and Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Schuster. of Bay City, Tex, have come
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Nichols. Of FL
PasO, came the last of the week to be !
at the SwOpe cottage for several weeks. /
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Thumm and |
daughter are occupying the Thumm
cottage, to be here for the rest of the
summer.
MayhiI Crops Short.
D. 3. Keith and son spent a day I
here en- route from AlamOgordO, where I
the son has been studying, to their
ranch, the old MCGEE place, below May
hill. Mr.. Keith is an old settler, hav- Z
ing first come to this section over 20 /
years ago. He reports that hay will
be practically the only crop the May
hill ranchmen will have to harvest, as
The hail and cyclone Of the late spring
killed all the fruit, garden stuff and
grain Almost all the farmers SOWed !
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