El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-10

Las Cruces. n. NJ, May 10.-After be-
ing in court for three years, the suit of
Isaac c. Ruby against the Las Cruces
Lumber company was disposed Of Fri
day, when judge T. L. Medler in
structed the jury 10 return a verdict
for the defendant company, after hear
ing the PLAINTIFFS evidence The suit
was the result OF an accident which OC-
curreu IN june 1910 Il scdIGOlu which
had been erected Ly the WOrkmen OF
the lumber company at a barn near
the depot fell TEe scaffold struck
IeuDy and broke one Of his legs He
sued the LUMBER company for $4,000
The marriage Of Miss Annis Ford and
Charles traEklin Myer took place at
the nome OF the bride parents, Mr. and
Mrs. b. N Ford, between here and Me-
sllla Park, at three o'clock, Rev e. h.
campbell OF Las Cruces officiating.
The bride wore beautiful gown Of
white silk messaline. The bridesmaid,
Miss FANNIE Ford. sister Of the bride,
Wore gown OF blue silk meSSallne-
The grOOmsman was Edward 4. Vent
The groom is Of Neche, \. D., where
he is a United States inspector on the
Canadian border. He was bOOKkeeper
for six years IN the curiO establishment
OF r l. Lester at AeSllla -Eark- IneY
VIII visit friends IN Minneapolis and
from there viii go 10 Harris, Saskat-
cheWan, Canada 10 visit her sisters,
Mrs. j. W BOutz and AIRS. r a Adalr.
Mrs BrOWBlee Dies.
home on Brow nice avenue at $3.50 last
night, after about a months illness.
She IS survived by her husband and in
lant girl baby. No arrangements viii
be made for the funeral until word is
received from ner family in Arkansas
Engineer C. l. Post county sur
veyor, was doing work at Anthony yes
Rev. J. l. Sedan. Of Albuquerque, was
here yesterday on his way to DeminE-
lie is superintendent of the Anti-salOon
league in New Mexico. He expects to
visit mere again IN the near future and
will address the people
T. ). Lee, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, who
was guest of Edwin holt, left here
yesterday for RaLcn.
Field Day Program Postponed.
The school board, teachers and pupils
field day program has been postponed
from today TO an indefinite date
The entertainment given by Mrs II
P. Carroll, entitled Echoes from Dixie
was held in the Elks home.
The school board VIII hold a meet
ing the IirsJ OF the week
The dance given by the Spanish
speaking people in the armOry last
evening was Wen attended
A number from this place viii enjoy
= picnic at Juanita ranch Sunday. This
ranch is better rlnCUn rs the Shalem
colony and Is situated west Of Dona
Ana.
The students Of the Loretto academy
enjoyed a day at Van PattOn's camp IN
the Organ mountains, east Of Las Cruces.
They took dinner with them and spent
.he day climbing over the mountains
II required q dozen conVeyances &C
take the children on this trip
Miss Lola EoCriSuez, who was the
only graduate from the Allison school
for girls at Santa Ee this year, is here,
the guest Of her brother, Rev. J. c. Rod
rlguez. on Griggs street. This brother
and sister had not seen each other for
about eight years
MaIaquias. son of Rev. and Mrs. Rod
r'guez, is at home from Albuquerque,
where he graduated from the eighth
grade in the Presbyterian school.
Miss Dora TriviZ is at home from
Santa Fe- where she was in attendance
arthe Allison school for girls
Mrs l. H Clay and Mrs J. Graham
entertained their Sunday school classes
at the latter's home yesterday after
noon.