El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-02
n Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1sa9.

H. S. Newman is sending out Is cars
of cattle to eastern ports.
Engineer kid Hadlock, of the T. &
P, who was injured recently, is i'm
proving.
During the absence of judge Sexton,
w. D Howe is acting as United States
commissioner.
the city Thanksgiving day to visit his
son, c. V. B. Carroll.
r T. Lyle. of the G. H dispateher's
force, is busy assisting rOadmaster
Kelly with the monthly reports.
Deputy county clerk Chris Amanda
went down to San ElizariO, Tex,
Thanksgiving day, TO attend his sisters
wedding.
W. A. Rinehart, travelling passenger
agent Of the Southern Pacific, has re-
turned to quarters. He Joined the Ten
nessee regiment on the coast
Pat Dwyer is again a member of the
FL Paso police force. He was appointed
to succeed officer Manner Clements,
who resigned to so into business.
o. R. Young, pitcher or the Ell Paso
baseball team, has gone to Mexico
City, where he viii pitch his initial
game with the Mexico City team to-
". S. Smith has been Issued a build
ing permit for the erection of a brick
building on Santa Fe street, Satter-
thwaite's addition, at an estimated
Contractor Lee is down to 100 feet
in the new well he is boring for the
O. H on the mesa 1t is intended to
sink two wells. Water viii be pumped
Tor the use of the engines and round
Officer Hamilton Rayner, of the G.
h, has been presented with an elegant
case containing a dozen silver coffee
spoons. He leaves in a few days to
ants 11Se
in New Orleans.
The water company has been refused
a permit to do business any longer in
the state. According TO secretary
permit because it was organized under
the laws of Kansas for the purpose Of
doing business in Texas
One Of the hottest combinations to
be seen at minstrels planned by local
people viii be the team composed OF
agent Morris, OF the White Oaks, and
Charley Pollock the lightweight con-
ductOr Of the same line. They will sing
7 Guess III Have to Telegraph to Ny
Baby"
The dance given by the Boiler
makers union last Wednesday was g
very enjoyable one. About 40 couples
committee was composed Of the follow
ing. H E Brown, Dan Chase, John
Peters, P. Oats, c. Mahoney, J NJ
kellar, c. A Bolton, ]. Fitzgerald and
l. NIcEwen-
Thanksgiving day was thoroughly
impressed upon the minds of the chill
dren of the public schools BY apprO-
pirate exercises. The following par
uclpated in the High school prOgram-
Edgar Kayser, Ethel Catlin. Maize Cole
Frank Hughes, T. Mundy Willie Mari
and Cruger Chase; at the Mesa, Lucille
Maloney, Helen Newell Bessie Roe,
Alleen Hague, Joe Shackelford, Walter
Reeves, Walter West and Austin Phil
lips
party was given by Miss Adine
Noake, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H P.
Ncake yesterday afternoon. The fol-
lowing were present., Misses Agra
White, Rachel Howard. Emily Foster,
Ellie Shelton, Laura Townsend, Clara
Davis, Glover, ShackelfOrd, Helen
Cooper, Olga Holm. Eliza Berrien,
Kathleen AIyles. Lettie Bushong. Mary
Wallace, Carolyn Payne, Ethel White,
Masters Theo- Patterson, BERTHE Sim
mons and Arthur Richards
Thanksgiving day was enjoyed by FL
PasOans and was generally observed
as holiday. Banks. business houses,
newspapers and pOstoffice were closed
Union services were held at the First
Methodist church The turkey shoot
behind the Mesa school proved 2 big
drawing card in the morning. J. N.
Lawrence secured three turkeys in
eight shots. The G. H baseball team
WallOped the z. PasO club. by the score
of to 9. at Athletic park. It was a
close and interesting game. The New
Mexico Agricultural college football
team failed to show up for a game
with the local High school. The Ii
Drary association held a reception at
the library rooms in the Sheldon Mrs
Leigh Clark, Miss NJ. I. Stanton. and
Miss Dorothy Bowman received and
entertained the guests.