El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
HORSE KILLED At
CLOUDCR0FTD DEPOT
Team Backs Off High En-
bankment; Compliment
tary Dance Given.

Cloudcroft, N NJ. Aug. 2s-Left
standing near the embankment at the
depot a team Of horses owned by
Robert Posey, backed off the road and
fell off the embankment on to the
railroad track. the weight of the
/ wagon dragging the horses with it
One of the horses had its back broken
by the fall and died about Is minutes
later. The accident happened just be-
fore train time, and the train had to
be tagged until the injured animal
farmer in this section and had brought
wagon load Of pork in for shipment
He was in the depot attending to this
when the accident occurred
Complimentary to the cottagers, the
Bamberger orchestra will give a dance
at the Lodge tonight as an expression
the members by the cottagers during
Give Bridge Party.
Mrs. J. H. Williams and her sister.
Miss Clara Long, entertained with a
hurst" There were two tables of
bridge, the players being Mesdames ].
non, Stanfield, A. o. Campauis. G.
Morse. C. W. Fenton, H. Krupp and W.
S Tilton- Mrs. TiltOn and Mrs. Love
were the prize winners A dainty
luncheon was served following the
W. F. Conner. passenger agent for
-
came to spend a few days, visiting
friends.
Mrs. H. W. Broaddus is spending a
few days in FL Paso. She viii return
the end of the week
Mrs. NJ. Rooney, Miss verna Lee
Rooney and Mrs. NJ. G. Sandel, who
Rosenblum cottage, will leave Friday
for Ell PasO. After visiting their sister,
Mrs: H. L Stewart at CanutillO, Mrs
Sandel and Miss Rooney will go to New
York, where Miss Rooney viii enter
school. Mrs. Rooney will return to
their home in Houston. Texas
Miss Rose Spalding. Miss Theresa
Spalding and Miss Anna Spalding are
here for short stay
Recent arrivals at the Texas hotel
are: Mr.. and Mrs o L Clark, OF Dalz
las, Tex; Mrs Reel, Prof. White and
Thomas Kelly, of FL Paso.
Charles De Croft came "Wednesday to
spend a short time with his family
Mrs VIII RUstin. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis,
of Ell PasO, and Lewis JordOn. OF Par
ras, Mexico. are the guests OF MI and
Mrs Charles De Croft.
Mrs. Kate S. Frank. who has been
visiting Miss Maude V. Brown, at the
San Antonio cottage, has gone to FL
fore returning TO her home IN san An
tonic, Texas
Mr. and Mrs s D. Gromer, Tucson,
Ariz: Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Moore. A.
Silberberg and children, 5; A Jen-
nings, MT, and Mrs; YankelmusssesnT
dren, Miss E. Belle Van Horn, Miss
Vera Mooney, Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Clark.
Dallas. Tex: w Z johnson. Kansas
City, No; F. b Doherty., Fort Sam
Houston. Tex: J. w Winder, Denver,
Colo: Miss Violet Dexter, Shreveport.
La: Frank A Nice, E, E; Clark, Hoous-
ton. Tex; Mrs R Y. Kernda1e. Miss
Lola Wilson. Bryan, Texas.
A bunch. of young people spent a
week camping at Silver Springs as the
guests of Horace B. Stevens, jr-. and
Miss Elizabeth Stevens Composing the
party were: Misses Verna Lee Rooney,
Ethel Critchett Stella Brick Margaret
KinnOn, Lawrence Stevens, Jack Nc
Kinney, George Easter and Ernest
Plat. Mrs. Thomas Slade chaperoned
the young people.
Mrs. H B. Stevens. Miss Elizabeth
Stevens. Horace B. Stevens. jr., Philip
Stevens, Margaret stevens and Law
renee Stevens, who have been spending
the summer a. their cottage, Hill
side" have returned to FL PasO. Miss
Stella Brick, who has been Miss Eliza
beth Stevens's guesr, accompanied
| them.
Walter Knight who has been spend
ing the summer here with his rela-