El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
MACHINERY FOR ICE
PLANT TO BE SHIPPED
Las Cruces Music Club to Elect Officers;
Cruces Educator Visits El Paso
Schools

! Las Cruces, y. NJ. April 14-WOrd
: has been received here from the factory
/ that the new Is ton exhaust steam
+ ice machine for the Las Cruces Electric
I Light and Ice company will be shipped
J by May 5.
The Las Cruces Music club will meet
I tonight for the purpose of electing Off
GERS. The meeting will be held in the
! home OF J. W. Stevens on AmadOr street.
The paintings of American artists
which were on display here several DAYS
have been packed ready for shipment TO
4 Carlsbad, where they viii be exhibited.
Mrs. Lansing Bloom Of Jemez Springs
sang a solo in the Presbyterian church
here yesterday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. {. 0'Hara. of near
Las Cruces. p. B. Hinton. of Cox's sub
division. and r. W. Twining. superin-
tendent OF Las Cruces schools. drove
down to FL Psso in the O'Hara auto.
The meter on the auto registered 49,
miles from the pOstOffice in Las Cruces
to the Sheldon hotel in FL Paso, allow
ing for a side trip to the O'Hara ranch,
this IS the distance to the Pass City.
The time made on this trip was good.
When the party reached the Sheldon
hotel 1t broke ranks and each went his
way, according to his peculiar interests.
Mr.. TwinIng went to the nearest school
building. Here there were about 500
boys and girls of high school age en-
gagged in class room work. Mr. AleXan-
der. the principal of the high school
work. Offered to show Prof. TWining
the work and progress. They first visit
ed the freshman algebra class in charge
Of Miss GOldsen.
They next visited the plane geometry
class in charge OF Prof. Hewitt. Here
the students were interested in the dis
cussiOn of "Why does a honey bee make
his cells IN a hexagonal shape?'
In the afternoon the Mesa grade
school was visited. There a display of
work was arranged in the order of
grades from the simplest objects up
to useful pieces of furniture. In the
kindergarten the little folks had built
up from blocks the plan of the home at
Mt. Vernon.
F c. Cox. wife and motherinlaw. of
Topeka. Kan. and Mr.. SOmmers, of San
Marcial. were among the recent visitors
IN Las Cruces. Mr.. Fox Is now general
manager for the Santa Fe railroad. He
was telegraph operator at Las Cruces
"A years ago.
Mrs. Feline Lucero and Miss Adela
Lucero have gone to Santiago. Calf, on
a visit. Mrs. LucerO viii probably be
gone about three months.
Misses Lawrence and Betty Quisen-
berry have returned from brief visit
in FL Paso.
DR.. CLAYTON c. Patch has returned
from trim to Rincon. On April 19
he will accompany a number of people
to Palomas Springs. where they Will
have the benefit of the baths. together
with other treatment. The party will
ho gone from 10 DAYS to two weeks.
Rev. Dr.. Sands preached in the Metho-
dist church Yesterday morning. as the
pastor. Rev. c. K. Campbell is at Dem
mo attending a meeting of conference
Mrs. P. 7. Crowley and children. of
Fl Paso. are guests in the home of her
mother, Mrs. Frank Islas. on Main
street
Ralph French arrived home from Dem
inc Yesterday morning.
The Spanish speaking people will hold
a dance IN the armOrv here this evening.