El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

given notice that it will not honor any
bills presented unless they are &C
companied by an order of a member
Of the board or the county engineer
The board is composed of W. S. Gil
lam, Francis z. Lester, Pearl H Bailey
and the county engineer is John D.
Merriweather.
hr. and Mrs. D. Seligman entertained
a number of the young friends of their
daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth, in hon
or of her fourth anniversary The fol-
lowing children were in attendance:
Cordelia Haggerty, Marion Thompson,
Martha Vermillion, Polly Lehman,
Sophia Flint, and Frances Louise Hess.
Various games afforded the amuse-
ment of the children Miss Ida NJ
Llewellyn and Miss Lucille Lemon as
sisted Mrs. Seligman in the serving
refreshments, consisting of ice cream
and cake.
Arrive, Marry and Leave.
J. F. Bevens and Mrs Gertrude
Butche, of Rincon, arrived here yester-
day morning on the S:25 train, pro-
cured a marriage license, went to the
Presbyterian parsonage, where Rev
Thomas Mitchell pronounced the words
which made them man and wife, and
left on the 1915 train for their home
town.
Cox Gets Judgment.
Mark B. Thompson and W. W. Cox
Thompson was attorney for
Mr.. Cox in a civil case representing
$4,000. in which Mr.. Cox sold to P. H.
HaIlman. of Nebraska, cattle amount
ing to the above sum, and was paid
in drafts that it is claimed were dis
honored by the banks and the dis
covery was made in time to attach the
cattle at Denver. In this case Mr.. Cox
received judgment for the entire
amount
Mrs. NJ. H. Peterson will entertain
the Social club at its first meeting or
the season on Wednesday, Sept "a.
Hotel Changes Hands.
The Neal hotel has changed hands,
the new proprietor being Mrs. Jamison.
The former proprietor was Mrs. Kyle,
fOrmely Mrs Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Samworth have
returned to FL Paso after a day in Las
Cruces.
B. M. Donaldson, of FL Paso, was in
the county seat yesterdays
J. F. Findley. of Hatch, a county
commissioner, was here one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Tackard, of FL
PasO, have been recent visitors here.
Miss Margaret Rouault and Rosemary
Bennett leave today for Notre Dame,
Indiana, where they Will enter school
Mrs. Fred Hess entertained a num-
Der of women in honor of Mrs. Stevens,
mother of Moses B. Stevens. Mrs. Stew
CHS mas returned 70 Ii 1dSO dAlcE a
visit in the home CT her son.
Mrs. J. II. Paxton, of this place. is
now at Santa Monica, California; Her
health is much improved.
Il. Hernandez and wife, of the Ter
razas ranch at Shalem, were in town
on business yesterday.
w. Ray Bishoff. of Saint Joseph. No,
arrived here yesterday morning to
spend the winter.
pitches Again Dry.
The bitches are again dry, but the
rains of the past week have improved
the alfalfa fields very much.
l. R H Smith is at home from a
pref business visit in Ell Paso.
DIT Marion Kyle, a former teacher
IN the schools here. has returned to Las
cruces aftern an extended visit in the
east.
The residents on Hinton avenue have
put in lawns since the connection has
been made with the city water. greatly
adding to the appearance of their
homes
The Spanish speaking people will
hold a dance in the Armory this even
ing.
Mrs. c. ". East. Of Hinton avenue.