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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-18

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selling New Fibre BroomS; 100 per
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Begin canvass at once. Sample py
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IN Fimira. n. Y Il 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-18

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-18

JOSEPH J. ErToR (AT ToP) AND ARTURO
GIovANNITTI (BELow).
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-12

Following Is the prc-rym of Jr
j. 4. q. Club netting 90 be- hy'I
Thursday afternoon with Miss 80.
lione Brazelton:
Leader. Miss Elizabeth Whymm
Roll call Current events
Paper .............. Mr. Hoover
Myths OF the Greeks
Reading .. Miss Tollic Pearson
From "TlnglcWood Tales
Subject. .... Greek MylhuloEs"
How can We explain the nature
myths that grew up among thr
Creeks In early time
%. For what reason is some &c.,
puaintauce with Greek NythoIog, .s.
sential for an educated people
g. How can the Greeks account
FOR the existence Of tbo world
The early Grcuhs looked hl.D
TO u golden asc-Wo to-day look foo
ward to one Compare our poucru.
ton of Golden are with theirs
% what Is the story of Prom,
ihpuas2
q What has the story of PRONE.
hcus appealed 10 poet OFF aIl times
/ r Compare the GrccE Version oi
pho U"Iugo myth wIl that of .n'
Hebrew and Babylo.pn.
Meeting viii bee opened prompts
. af 8 O'Clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-12

several DAYS ago. The club members
are proud OF the privilege 90 have
SO noted a singer as Miss Kcgrl-
man address the club which win
with ont doubt render Il the he
Graudc Eyenement' of the clubs ou-
teuainmcnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-12

There .s being organized % Mother
Clb for roik street school Tho
chief object Of the club is 90 uftotd
opportunity for closer acIuaiuilura
aud more co-operatiy, work between
mothers aud teachers oi both uIma
u.s. and intermediate pupils
The first meeting of the club win
Dee held az the polk street, school
building at 1890 O'Clock ou Tu~lI'
afternoon of this week
All patrons of this school ar" core
diully invited TO attend the meeting
SO dues viii be charged
T. o. q open meeting az o.olock
October llvih Mrs W A. E.aua
800. Lincoln
Venetian Boat Sons ..... LIn
Mrs Walter ANlol
Nms Prayer Harp solo Oberthur
Miss Louise Clark
First Glance" ..... Branderbure
Miss Gertrude Dinan.
Reading .- .........I... Selected
Miss Meyer
hungarian Concert Pulka Nlf0rct
Miss Clcta Nllholhud
s. lIiUcpiuk Rose Carrie la.lh.
/ Band
Mr. Newly
Travel Tnlk Miss Whitman
, ON, uu tho Deep ........ l...
Miss Frances Calls
'F Death ............. D..E
4 Golden Wedding ......... DH.. f
+ Mics Mary Clwb Violin Ni- .u.
I.o CLARK. Harp Nr A'..I fI.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-12
S OC | E T Y

a very enjoyable event was the
surprise kitchen shower given 70
Nis Mary Patterson and c T.. Os- .
good Friday evening by their friends /
\ large crowd met ~ given corner
and later boarded q car for san Ja- .
c.uto He,shts. where the entertain p
mcnt Nas held at the home of MISS
Fat,arsou's sister. Mrs T. y White. !
rr0u arrival the honorces were
blind folded aud the gifts that were
brought were stacked upon them |
where upon they we're commanded T.
to guess what each was by the
sense of touch Much fun followed .
and later the parcels were opened I
gHd the little yoroes Included in
each. we're read amid lots of merri-
uout Another very pleasant fca-
I turc was guessing contest. the am
uWnr 90 each question being the
name ol something used To- the kitch-
On For this pair of hand painted
SALE shakers was awarded 90 Mis-
I Idil'rsoh Tor answering lh' mo
Music. game. and general good
time made the hours sup away 'n'
guests departed a' q '''' n""''
Miss Edith Ni'likcu Was host'
.or most dcli.htiu dance given
a- saturday oyeu.ur az her home
GOO Van Buren, street CompIimor.
ta.r 'o Miss Et1 Mason of IonrH'-
ro Ark The girls bon their beautiful
youiur dresses ana th" boys ioohu-
equally as handsome created pie
tlnp.1 fhe Tight fantastic toe until %
nu a'Hr Dishes o' candies ""..
conveniently pi'ced for the cuIo
uut of thcruo' dur..ur th" oven.
r Iirhi roir'-hu'"i. "'.r ser' Cd.
About twenty-five were present
SIR and Mr : crawford enter
'o..ucd with most ENJOYABLE )
rlrrk dinner Thursday evening
complimentary go their sister MI"
rovi WINNIE of rHmpa Texas Beau.
'.iul 1ud elaborate decorations OF
red. white and yellow dahlias and
fern We're 200 added touch OF lo''.-
gees. 20 tue table. already made o'-
.unoivc uy it- perfect appointment
Sis course. were served. which were
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-12

circle H meet nf. H-
sflrd.fff ..i Monroe street..
H.Ht Monday aftrIUH..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-12
Special Values in New Costumes,
Gowns, Dresses

from lands which will
showing and dresses
superb and Athletic blue bottle
fashionable shades
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-12
Fall and Winter Fashions
inWraps Suits, Coats and Dresses for all Occasions

A comprehensive stock OF
this the We have made
elaborate preparations the authentic styles
--andsrc offering om
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
80 %%~@~@%~~~~~ 49,
LANGTRY. TEXAS.


Langtry. Tex, Feb. S.-The Langtry
Mothers club has obtained permission
from the school trustees to use the
school building every Friday night. The
school is warmed and lighted and is
open for the desidents of the town.
Games are provided and the library is
open for those who care to spend the
evening reading.
Miss Eva Strickland, country school
superintendent, made an official visit
TO the Langtry school While here Miss
Strickland was the guest of Mrs. W. II.
DOdd.
A box supper and dance was given
by the Mothers club. The money
raised viii be used in local improve
ments. Mainly on the park of which
the club has taken charge
Mrs. +. J. Hubbard, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. E Win
ter, for several weeks, has left for her
home in Maria
Mrs. John Tippet is in from the
ranch the guest Of Mrs. Lee Grisby.
Miss Mary Tatum, Of Bracketville, is
visiting her uncle, F. B. Billings
The young women of the town are
making preparations for a 10 cent so
cial, to be given the night Of St Valen-
tines day
Langtry was more fortunate in
weather matters than FL Paso, for il
the old myth holds good, it will have
no more winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
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CUTTER, n. N. .

Cutter. n NJ, Feb. S.-Nrs. Charles
Graham has returned from AlamOgordo,
where she visited her mother, Mrs. NJ
T. Lee.
Miss Vida sutherland, Of AlamogordO,
is the guest Of Mrs c. J. Graham.
Miss Alma Shuts has returned from
the Barbee ranch where she has been
visiting for the past two weeks.
Cane borthers were given a farwcll
dance. Those present were Mrs. John
RichersOn, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Heifner'
Mrs. Pool Earnest, Mrs. Charles era
ham, Mrs GrOgan, Mrs Earl Graham,
Mrs Jim Ross Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Les
lie Soweu. Misses Donnie Franks, Of
Lake Valley, Miss Vida Sutherland Of
AlamOgOrdO, Ula Lyons, Alice Churchill,
Agnes Richerson, Ula GrOgan, Kate
Shuts, Annie GrOSan, Ruth Richerson,
Mildred ShultZ, Messrs- c. J. Graham,
Watson Ritch, Robert Templeton,
James Ross, Tom Ross, Bill Cain, Tom
RichersOn, Lon GrOgan, Bill Parker,
John Griner, L Newton, Frank Gobbles,
Carl Gwartney, Nathan Smith, Pool
Earnest Nestus Heifner, A B. SOWel,
c. Heiferman, George Shuts, Tom
Miller. John RichersOn. Dudley Lyons,
John Cain, D. J. AIcCauley, Jim Ander-
son VIII Renick. Edward Richerson,
Sadie Renick, Henry Long, Jessie
Latham. Neil Graham, Otis Gardner.
Bill and John Cain, fiddlers, who
have been the fun makers Of Cutter
for the past two months, have gone
to San Marcial, \. N
School has started with Miss Donnie
Franks. of Hiusboro, y. N, as teacher
Neil Graham is sick with grip this
week.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Smith,
a SON
Mrs George Shuts is on the sick
list
Tom Ross, Of san Marcial, \. NJ, is
visiting his brother, James Ross
Harry Gorl, Of MADEIRA. Mex, is here
visiting his family.
The eldest son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Gwartneys, from Kansas, is here visit
ing his parents at the Aleman ranch
Mrs. George Shultz gave a children's
party. Dancing was enjoyed by the
young people until 1870, when light
refreshments were served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
BOWIE, ARIZ.

Bowie, Ariz., Feb. S-W- G. McCamp-
bell has arrived from san Antonio,
Tex. and left for his ranch east of
town. Mrs. McCampbel will soon join
her husband, accompanied by their
little daughter and infant SON
B. c. Nicholson and G. +. GrimshaW
have arrived from Mont Vale. y c.,
and both located on enlarged home
steads.
Mrs. Fred Gould has left for Kansas
City TO visit relatives She was ac-
cOmpanied as far as FL PasO by her
husband.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. QuiIlin. of Apache
Pass. VINO have been visiting at Fort
Worth, Tex, have returned.
Mrs. H. r. Hindman entertained with
a card party and luncheon at her home
on the south side Those present were:
Mrs. W. II. Bunch, Mrs. A. Z. Lawrence,
Mrs. J. X SymOnds, Mrs. N. Levy, Mrs
d. G. Kelsey, Mrs j. D. Prewitt, Mrs
J. ?. Schafer and Mrs w A. Schafer-
J. A Miller, Of OttOWa, kas-.
nephew Of J. A. Wheeler. has arrived
and is looking over the country with
view Of bringing in colony
The funeral Of Mary Pansy Bree,
who died at Dos Cabezas was held at
that place. An infant child 10 days
buried with her She is survived by
husband and three small children Mrs
Bree was the daughter of J. H STAFF
ford and sister OF Mrs. T. J. Riggs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
WILCOX, ARIz.

Wilcox. Ariz-. Feb. S.-AIr. and Mrs.
F. ". Gage, of Los Angeles, are the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H. A Morgan.
Mrs. Gage was formerly Miss Amy
Marie Norton, daughter of the late
John II. Norton, who was a member
Of the firm Of NOrtOn-MOrgan CONNER
cial company, Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs c. c. DOxsee, Mesdames Firth and
Smith, and Miss Ethel Morgan. com
posed a party who motored up to Bo-
nita to attend the dance.
The delegates from the WOman's
club, who attended the 18th annual
convention of the Arizona Federation
of Women's clubs, which met at
Douglas, have returned. The Wilcox
club was honOred in the appointment
Of Mrs. ROttman as secretary of the
convention. Further hOnrs came in
the appointment of Mrs. Firth, as q
member Of committee to select the
federation flower The other members
of the committee were Miss Post, Of
Yuma. and Miss Han, of Phoenix. They
selected the Cactus The WnlGpx dele
cation was the second largest at the
convention, the Tucson delegation be-
ing the largest in attendance.
Mesdames H. A. Morgan, Fl. c. Firth.
and Mrs. F. W. Gage have left by au
tOmObile for Cedar Springs.
Capt. B. ". libby, of the Mascot
Copper company, has returned from
visit to his home at Salt Lake City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
TULAROSA, n. NJ.

Tularosa. n NJ, Feb. S.-AIrs. Liv-
ingston's room won the school banner
this week, with Mrs. Blazers room sec
Ond-
Rev. W. J. Pace has been resetting
trees and fixing up the new church
Rev. n. a. Nicholas, field worker for
the New Mexico Orphans home at Al
buQuerque, made TularOsa visit this
week.
Ramey B. Fields has returned from
NOgales, AriZ-, where he attended the
head camp of the Alianza Hispona
Americana He says the next meet
ing Is to be held in 1916 at Albuquer-
que.
Dan Shoemaker has left for the san
Andreas to do mining work
W. II. Tayler and family have left
for their cattle ranch in Sulphur Gap,
after a weeks stay in TularOsa-
J. Gray has rented Bill Hunter
place for the year Mr. Hunter and
family expect to move TO their cattle
ranch in the San Andreas.
Bob Pickard, who has been here Wis
iting his brother, Walter Plckard and
family, has left for his cattle ranch
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
James Reagon was kicked in the
breast by horse while playing IN the
yard
Mrs. George Sellers and baby have
returned to ClOudcrOft after spending
several days as guests of Mrs. W IL
Wheeler. She expects to leave Tor
Missouri soon
Miss Myrtle MackensOn, who has
been spending the winter at Shamrock,
with Miss Rebecca Livingston. has ar
rived here TO visit with her parents
Mrs Noah Billiard and daughter have
returned from La Luz, n NJ, where
they have been visiting friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
BALMORHEA, TEX.


Balmorhea, Tex, Feb. S.-Judge
Ross, Of Pecos. was a Balmorhea
visitor.
Sol Mayer, manager Of the Mount.
castle Irrigation company, has re-
turned from an extended business trip
to Chicago and other points in the
north.
T. o. Beauchamp and daughter. Miss
Dufhce, Of Pecos, visited friends here
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, Of Toyah, spent
a week here visiting relatives.
Henry Jones is down from the Casey
ranch.
Rev. ". l. Downing. PRESBYTERIAN
pastor OF this place, has gone to New
York, from which place he sails Feb
ruary Is, for points in France, Turkey.
England and the Holy Land.
Hagerman. n. NJ
R E. Reid has returned from Wins.
bOrO, Tex.
Miss Lea Doll has returned to her
home at PecOs.
Fannie Kingston visited Marie vii.
son this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
Social DOings In the Southwest
VALENTINE, TEXAS.

Valentine. Tex, Feb. S-Mr. and Mrs.
J. 7. George, Of layton, Tex, who have
been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs w. a
Foley for the past two weeks, have re-
turned to their home.
L. c. Brite, Of Maria, was in Yalen-
tine this week
Miss Bessie Kendrick, Of Marathon,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs W. T.
Rogers
W. Y. Teuons, formerly Of Valentine,
but now located at Engle, n. n, is
visiting friends in Valentine
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Loo and little
daughter, mOtOred to Van Horn.
Matt Means, OF Artesia, n. NJ, is here
for a visit with relatives
Joe Evans ana Otis Means were
Maria visitors this week
C. T. Hawker and bride, Of Lobo
visited Valentine this week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T Gooch are here
from Big Springs and are occupying
one Of the Mercantile Co.'S cottages
Mr. GOOch has a position with the COM
pany.
Mrs. ". S KennOn is in from her
country home for a weeks visit with
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
D. b Mauldin, who has been III, Is i'm
proving
Miss Lulu wilkins, who recently or
ganized a private kindergarten, has
large number enrolled and teaches IN
the Bell residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Davidson have
moved to Fort Hancock Mr. Davidson
held a position with the g. h q y A
here. He was relieved by G. H Hass,
of Fort Hancock.
Susie Bel BUntOn has recovered
from an attack Of grip
mrs. W. E. Rogers gave a divinity
party in honor of her sister, Miss Bes-
sic Kendrick, Of Marathon,
E b Lee Of Odessa, who has filed
on land in the Fort Davis mountains,
has moved here.
Mr. and Mrs John T. Means have Ie1t
for Panama where they will visit the
great canal They attended Mard1
Gras at New Orleans en- route.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Gray have rented
their residence here and are dispOsinS
Of their furniture prior TO moving 10
Pauls Valley, Okla. where they VIII
make their future home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
ARTESIA, n. NJ.


Artesia, y NJ. Feb. S.-Mrs. Ruth L.
Skeen and Mrs. kathryn NJ Ray, OF
Artesia. will issue a monthly magazine
devoted exclusively to the interests OF
the state federation Of WOmen'S clubs
1t viii be printed in Roswell and the
first number will be issued this month
and contain the biography Of Mrs. ".
c. Mcdonald and an address by Mrs >
P. Johnson, of Roswell, state presi-
dent
Miss Clark will give an entartein-
ment for the benefit of the public II
brary. Besides a trades carnival ad-
vertising local business houses, there
Will be a program consisting Of read
inEs by Miss Clark and Mrs. Corning
ton and music by CorringtOn's Orches-
Mrs. ]. N. Arlington has given up
the dining room of Hotel Ad and viii
use the second story of the building as
a rOOmlng house. The 1irst 1loor IS
being changed into store room and
viii be occupied by L. P White, OF
Elida as a general store.
Mrs. Smith, mother Of Mrs B. +,
Coates and grandmother Of Mrs. Oma
Harper, died after a prOtracted illness
81 years of age The remains were
conducted to Dallas, Tex. for inter-
ment, accompanied by Mrs. Coates and
Mrs. Harper
The funeral services of DR.. U. P
White. who died suddenly of apOpIexy
took place at the Christian church. In
terment took place in WOOdbine ceme-
terry. The deceased left a wife, sister
and mother.
Mrs. Robert T. hurry entertained at
an afternoon. Guessing games formed
part of the program, which was fol-
lowed by luncheon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
TOMBSTONE. ARIZ.

Tombstone. Ariz.. Feb. S--Bassett
Watkins paid a visit to Tombstone this
week. He is city marshal of Bisbee.
Judge Fletcher N. DOan and Albert
NJ. Sames, Of Douglas, were visitors 10
Tombstone this week on court bust
ness.
Councilman Lee o. WOOlery is quite
sick at his home
Miss Grace Gallon, after a several
days visit TO her home, has returned
to school in Tucson.
Mrs. Fred Suffer entertained the
Bridge club this week.
Mrs VIM. Lutley entertained a
bridge party at her home this week.
John Wilson Ross. of Bisbee, was a
week end visitor from Bisbee on court
matters
The young people gave a dance at
CAGE hall this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
Stafford. ARIZONA.

1879
Stafford. Ariz., Feb. S.-Morris Simon
is in Bowie, on a business trip
John Brown came home for the cleo
ton from MOrenci-
Miss Nina Duke, daughter Of Mrs.
Lily Duke. of Thatcher, died at her
home from unknown causes. She was
to have been married soon to stephen
Brown.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOdie
Bingham, died here
The Woman's Home mission met at
the parsonage Of the Methodist EplS-
copaI church, South, and has social
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rhoads. Of Solo
knoxville, are moving into the G. A.
HARRISON building. which Mr.. Rhoads
has leased together with the l. o.
Haby auto repair shop
Mrs NJ a Dallas is on the sick list
Mrs + r Solomon went to Glo5e
TO visit with heI daughter Mrs MAY
Lantin, before leaving for California
Berry Foster has been seriously III
with nervous prOstratiOn-
The Aid society Of the Methodlst
church, met with Mrs C ). G1lDln-
Alonzo Packer has sold his home to
Mrs Annie Rogge, Of Bellyille, Tex.
Mrs RoSge expects to make her nome
E. ". Clayton. who went to Tucson
two weeks ago, to attend a bankers
meeting. became i'll while there and
has been in the hospital
Mrs c. +. Solomon, who visited her
sister, Mrs. David Bloom, in Tucson,
has returned home, accompanied by
Miss Alice Redweu, Of Phoenix, who
will visit here for some time.
Mrs. Anne I, Bourne, state manager
of the Fraternal Brotherhood, spent
several days in town
DR.. and Mrs. L A. W. Burtch. John
R Webster and DR.. Balmer. Of Clayton,
came to Stafford and bought two new
Ford cars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
SOCORRO, n. NJ

Socorro. \. II, Feb. S.-President
Drake is at Santa Fe on business con-
corning the School Of Mines
The last pre-LenteA dance Of the So
zorro social club was given this week.
c. NJ. Arnold, chief electrician at the
cement plant Of FL PasO, was in So
zorro on business for a few days.
DR.. L. E Kittreu, SocOrrO's post
master, is 50 far improved in health
that he is able to be in the post office
once more
Miss Elizabeth Nordlander is visiting
in FL Paso for a week
The Bridge club met with Mrs
Frank Bartlett
Miss Jane Mcdonnell, deputy in the
county clerks office was operated upon
for appendicitis this week and is re-
ported as doing well
The Christian EndeaVor society gave
a social at the church, the business
meeting being held in connection with
it.
Miss Butler. formerly special nurse
in the Parvis hospital, is now superin-
tendent and Miss Cedar, of AIbuquer-
que is special nurse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
ELEPHANT BUTTE, n. NJ.

Elephant Butte, n NJ, Feb S.-Mrs.
Walter Rarcher is recovering after q
few days of sickness.
DR.. W. NJ r. Munger, a friend Of
Miss Bell, spent two days in camp.
The doctor was on his way in his auto
from silver City to Carlsbad where he
has recently located
Frank Lyton has purchased the
house on Main street belonging to J. f.
LOughney.
The Royal Elephants are planning
for a mask ball on February p, IN
honor of Geo Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Loughey, old
timers here. have left for Ell Paso-
They expect to so to Arizona for a
time.
Mr. Jay, one of the electricians, was
seriously burned on the hand
No roofing paper like Congo Lander
Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08

branch. sos, elected to one Of TIE Of
fees, but he declined, stating that as
he is the secretary Of the sick benefit
association Of Letter Carriers and also
a trustee for another year, he thought
it best to give some of the other mem
bers a chance Mr.. Long has held
every office in the association from
correspondent TO president
One Of the principal subjects dis
cussed at the meeting was how to keep
up good attendance at the meetings
A. T. Earles delivered an interesting
talk on that subject
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
'%%~%~ - ~@A00A~Ae

Santa Rosa. n. ", Feb. S.-Rev- Ed
i 14ebIeJon, OF AlamOgOrdO, will occupy
the pulpit of the Methodist church sun.
day morning and evening.
It is announced -. -,7-
contest banquet Of the young peoples
SOclety VIII be given Feb. IA at the
HoteI Mott The leds will be enter.
tanned by the blues.
c J. Person, Of the L. s. geological
survey, spent one day here on matters
connected with his work. After Wis
lung stations at Logan. and other
points on the Canadian, he will go to
albuquerque and points west. The old
caDIe stauon here will be moved short
~ TO the new automatic gage station
at the mouth Of the Alamogordo.
J. V. GaIIegos- suDeri1fe1dent Of
schools, and H Y. B. Smith, county
surveyor, have returned from Fort
Sumner and vicinity.
County clerk Geo. Sena is home
from Santa Fe, but has been confined
to his home on account Of illness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
WONAN'S STORY
MADE PUBLIC
Mrs. Moncrief Didn't Con
slider It Secret. Thought
Friends Should Know.
Read Her Statement.

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a complaint peculiar to women, and,
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Such testimony. from earnest women,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
BISBEE, ARIZ.

Bisbee. Ariz.. Feb S-Mr. and Mrs
NJ J. Shields have left for salt Lake
City.
A c. Stevenson, of the Sulphur
Springs valley, is spending several days
in Lowell
Miss Ida Stone is confined to her
home where she is reported as being
seriously i'll
United States district attorney Joe
Morrison has returned from Douglas.
+ J Bowen has returned from a trip
to Phoenix
trip TO Douglas