El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-13
LAS CRUCES BOARD
SELECTS TEACHERS
Rapid Progress Being Made
On Annex to DOna Ana
County Court House.

Las Cruces, \. NJ, May 15-At a
meeting OF the school board last night
the teachers were selected for the schools
To- the coming year. Some of the num-
Der had been previously elected by the
Old school board and were endorsed by
the new board. Prof. Twining was re-
elected superintendent and Mr. Sloan,
editor OF the Catholic Banner, Spanish
teacher. The teachers elected have not
been assigned to their several rooms, but
are as follows: Mesdames FulgUm, Buell.,
Reeves, DusenbeTry, Warren and Reese;
Misses French, Foster, Reese, Waldorf,
Burke, Engleright. Laurence, NOrveil,
Nesbit, Kelly and Chshman.
Those elected for positions IN the
schools for the first time are Mr.. Sloan,
Mrs. Reese and Mrs Kelly.
Progress Is Made on Court House.
Rapid progress Is being made on the
court house annex. The floors have been
poured, the windows put in and the walls
tinted. The painters will begin work
at once on the woodwork. In a few
more weeks the building viii be ready
Tor occupancy. The building IS of white
brick. The vault doors have arrived and
Z. c. Wade, ST., vs.. Geo. Lynch in
Compromise Suit.
A compromise was effected between
T. c. Wade ST. VS.. Geo. Lynch IN
case before the court here for three days.
Funeral of Mrs. BTOwnlee.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas BrOWnlee
was held from the home on BrOwnlee
avenue this afternoon at $3.50. Inter
ment was made at the Masonic cemetery.
Besides the husband and infant child,
a mother and brother survive.
To Give Two Gard Parties
A number of invitations have been
sent out by Mrs. II. NJ Cornell and
Mrs. J. P. Monty for Friday and Satur-
day afternoons. Cards will be played
on Friday and A on Saturday.
Mrs. Luther Foster entertained Mon
day afternoon in honor of hr sisterinlaw,
Miss Alice Foster. who spent the past
winter here. Miss Foster left here We'd
nesday morning for Sioux Falls. s. d.
She was accompanied as far as FL PasO
bv her aunt, Mrs. J. n Foster, who re-
sides north of Las Cruces.
Entertain 7. T o. c. Club
The 7. T. o. c.. club was entertained
at the Cox home. south of town, by
Misses Blanche and Laura Cox, members
of the club.
Mrs. a. JaeOby entertained a number
OF friends at her home in North Las
Cruces. q and bridge being the diver
sion. Five tables were formed. A two
course luncheon was served.
Mrs vincent May gave "a luncheon to-
day for a few friends.
Mrs. W. c. Gerber gave a party this
afternoon.
a number from this place viii attend
the party to be given by Mrs. r. T.
Hare at Mesillag Park Wednesday after
noon.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss
Freeman who were quite sick with
measles are eonvalescing.
Sheriff Feline LueerO Is confined to
his bed on account of illness.
Miss Mary J. Cuniffe accompanied W
W. Cox. wife and three daughters to
the Cox ranch in the Organ mountains
and spent three DAYS.
Prof. and Mrs. Carrera, of Ell PasO,
arrived here last evening and are guests
at the home of her brother, A. F. Kat
Zenstein.
Attorney G. Coors, IT., son of Henry
G. Goors. ST.. of Clovis, n. NJ, Is spending
a few days here.
c. W. B. Link. wife and three children
left here Yesterday for their home at
Stafford. Ariz.
DR.. c. L. Hill, Of Dona Ana, was here
yesterday.
DR.. Clayton C. Patch has gone to
Washington D. c.. and New York Mrs.
Patch, who has been in the east for some
time. expects to return with DR.. Patch,
about the middle of August.