El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-04


given careful attention If mailed TO
Mrs Herbert YeO. p. O. box 400. or
telephone to her at phone 2I3.
Las. Cruces. n. NJ. June Pouring Of
concrete viii begin On the Elephant
Butte dam either today OF tomorrow
according TO advices received here. Al
the present time the service Is ex-
penencing q scarcity of labor, as many
who were formerly employed have. gone
TO work on their small ranches IN the
surrounding country.
EIks Give Dance.
The Elks' lodge gave a reception in
their han Tor the parties who aided them
I'm giving the Dlav. The Man From In
dia-' The evening was spent in DANCING
The hall was artIstlcally decorated IN
the Elk colors, and presented a pleasing
appearance. Punch was served during
the evening and refreshments were
served at a late hour
The Sew and So club met at the
home of Mrs Bliss Freeman on Convent
street yesterday afternoon, with the tOl-
lowing women in attendance Mesdames
Hinton. Ward. Kelly, lslas, John Free
man. Gillian. Saunders, lies, G. w. Free
man. Smith. East RhinehaTt, Isaacs and
Teo: Misses Llewellyn, Roberts and
Scott. The color scheme was pink and
white The hostess gave a small bouquet
of sweet peas to each guest as a favor.
The next meeting Of the club viii be
ut the home of Mrs. ID. w. Morgan IN
North Las Cruces. Tuesday afternoon,
June 10. After the next meeting the
club VIII meet only once a month during
the summer months.
Debts All Paid.
The Home Missionary society Of the
Methodist church held a business meet
ing. followed by a social hour, IN the
church parlOrs The finances were re-
ported I'm good condition. all debts be
ing paid and money in the treasury.
The society viii not meet again until
next autumn.
At the social hour Mrs. Frank NJ.
Havner gave a reading from Aunt Jane
OF Kentucky
Elmer Lehman Is again able to be
about the streets. having partially re-
covered from the injuries received from
the explosion of his new motor cycle,
which he was ridinU In the vicinity OF
Mesquite. This motor cycle was a gift
from his uncle for good work at the New
Mexico Military institute at Roswell tins
wear. The motor cycle Is somewhat
damaged. but can be repaired.
The commissioners were in session
here yesterday.
Mrs. Vincent May entertained the
Tuesday Bridge club at her home IN
West Las Cruces, yesterday aIternooa-
Besides the club memoirs, the following
guests were present: Mesdames l. II.
~tettmund. H. Z. Gerber, G. H. Mccoy,
Lewis, BrOaddus and f. b. CIngo. The
house was decorated with loads OF roses.
Herbert W. Yeo. who has been on
Government work at San Jose, making
SURVEYS for the purchase OF rightOfway
Tor the great Elephant Butte reservoir
has returned to the Las Cruces office.
Oliver Reese accompanied him and as
sisted In this work and has been trans
ferred TO the party Of Thomas MalsOn,
at CanutillO, Tex.
r. J.. Faulkner, one of the grOcerymen
ON Main street. was confined to his
home yesterday on account OF Illness
John C.. 1IcAary returned to ms home
at BerinO last evening, having been here
attending a meeting OF the county com
missiOners-
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chon Sanches,
of south Las Cruces. yesterday, a son.
airs. joseph Ward went to FL PasO
this morning 70 meet her son Joe, who
has been IN school at Little Rock, Ark
the past year
Mrs. H. Y. Bundy Is sick at her home
on AmadOr street
p b. Hinton left here today for Silver
CITY and other points IN his car, which
he recently purchased
Miss Vera Scott. of Erath, Tex, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. jeff lsaacs, near
town.
Mrs. Annie Heron and granddaughter
Miss Katie Heron, of La Mesa, left here
this morning for Indianapolis. 1nO-,
where they VIII spend the summer. They
were accompanied as far as Ell PasO BY
Mrs. Herron's daughter, Mrs. j. s. Nc
CIUre.
/. C. Smith went to Ell Paso this
morning to spend the day.
Miss Lena RUhle and Miss Bula
Walker, of COffeyville, Kan, LETT here
this morning. after a few days visit
with the formers brother. /. z. RUhe,
near town They 90 from here to Los
Angeles. Calig., for a visit.
Miss Nettie Patterson left this NOM
ing for the east. after a six months
visit with her sister. Mrs. J.. G.. Cor
rnonv. near town. Mrs. Cormony accom-
panied her as far as El PasO. Miss
Patterson viii visit friends en- route 20
her home at Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. T. /. Dunn and daughter went
to El PasO to visit her mother. Mrs A.
". WalthaI, at GA Lee street, for a few