El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-06
ALPINE RAILROAD
MEN TOHAVE CLUB
WIN Have Membership OF 20 At start;
Former Alpine Man Dies Of SMALL
pox I'm California.


Alpine. Texas. May 6.-Plans are be-
ing made for the organization Of
Railroad Mems club in Alpine There
are 20 men in the town eligible for
Byron Buzby. formerly Of Alpine. died
at his home in Ell Centre California, Of
Mrs. i. J. Wease has gone to 81 Paso.
The Baptist church, Of Alpine, has
called sidney Holmes OF California 10
the pastOrate-
Miss Una Allen, a granddaughter OF
J. l. Crawford, is c0nvalescing in an
Austin hospital, after two surgical
A. B. Burton. Of the First National
bank, viii attend the Bankers conven-
ton in Galveston May 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Mann. Of FL Paso,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ".
Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. 0Iapes have gone
to visit in their former home town,
Senator Harris. who has decided to
live in Alpine, expects his family to
join him in a Few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wooding are Wis
itOrs from the Almaden Mines, Dallas
Miss Leta Bell Parsons has gone to
Del Rio, where she will be the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. DWyer.
Miss Naomi Mcdonnell has returned
from Lyra, where she has been spend
ing several months with her sister
Mrs. Jean Bryson and Mrs. David
GirdwOods who have been visiting Mrs
r. r. c. DOuEherty. has returned to
their homes in san Antonio.
F. E. Gillett and B. II. Smith have
returned from trip TO San Antonio.
). A Purinton. Of LongfellOW, who
has been seriously i'll, Is now GONZALES
fornia.
Paul vogt win be. a delegate to the
state convention Of the Knights OF
RI s. Dodd has returned from Austin.
Miss LOrena shannon. Of Maria. was
in Alpine to see her mother and little
sister. who are the guests Of Mrs H L
7. j. Ke1lis, Of Sterling City, Is in
Alpine looking for house.
Manuel Munoz and Mrs Adella Gar
"a were married By judge Ragin-
Frank woodward and family, OF VAL
entine. has returned there after short
j. II. robert and his two young sons
have returned from FL Centre, Califor-
MIA, where they spent several months.
The Presbyterian sunday school viii
have its annual picnic in Rangers can
Mrs. A. 4 Curry died at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. J. ". Anderson, and
was buried in the Alpine cemetery. She
was u years old and had made her
home with Mrs. Anderson during the
past three years. She leaves another
daughter, Mrs. Epps, OF Hale county,
and two sons, T. J. Curry. Of Navarro
county. and J. II Curry, Of Hale
county.
Eugene Parr has recovered from an
attack Of the measles
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Yates, OF FL Paso.
are the guests Of G. H Yates and fam
lily.
Rev. W. B. BIoys Of Alpine and Fort
Davis, will attend the general assembly
Of the Presbyterian at Atlanta on May
Is. ". +. Caldwell, OF Alpine. may ac-
company him.
Judge A. NJ Turney has returned
from a visit OF Inspection TO the Mara
thcn public schools.
Miss Black has returned to her home
in Eagle Pass after a visit to her aunt.
Mrs. Rufus Maugum.
Rev. A. 3. Weaver. Of Marathon, Wis
tied his relatives in Alpine.
Mrs. Lewis Buttriu has returned to
BOuuillas after a visit in San Antonio.
Mrs. J. A. Hardy entertained the Auc-
ton Bridge club at its last meeting
Louis Starns has left for Baltimore
to attend the bi-annual convention Of
the Order Of Railway photographers. He
Is one Of the three delegates from the
Atlantic system.