El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-12
ELPASOMOTORLSTS THRONG COUNTRYROADS
ON TRIPS TO MANY PLACES; ONE ACCIDENT

rs. JOHN T. LEAVELL. OF 1906
M Magoffin avenue, was badly
Iva injured when pinned under
Ford machine two miles beyond the
srneIter SUNDAY night between $50 and
n -o7oot, Mr. IeaveII was driving the
- md Mrs Leaveu occupied the seat
beside him In the back seat were Mr.
and Mrs Frank Overton-
A high-pOWered machine tIaN eiiIilS
at tbe rate of 40 miles an hour was
--r,,,i,,e- toward Las Cruces and crowd
Cd Them off the road and into the ditch.
tn car turned over and all were pinned
,7776ar the machine and could not get
out until q Mexican happened SloIs
ana helped them out. Mrs. Leavel was
injured badly about the head, chest
ana hin. Mrs. OveTtOn was slightly in
iured about the head and MI LeaVei
received a few scratches. Mars Leavelis
condition is serious, DuL the OtherS are
all able to be out
Mrs A. NJ. LOOMS. Mrs T. \. FalveE
Ralph LOOMS and Mrs. Loomis's little
GRANDSON. Malcolm Webb, returned
SUNDAY from an automobile trip Of two
weeks through Arizona in Mrs. LOOMS IS
Winton six" The party stopped in
Deming. \. NJ. for few days and were
accompanied from there by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph LOOMS to haywood Springs, Sill
yer City, Tucson and Phoenix
Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle COblentz, Mr..
and Mrs c. A. Hirsch and little son.
Bertram. went TO HuecO tanks on sun
day in Mr.. COblentz's Cadillac. They
left early in the morning and returned
AT o'clock. Jake Miller IN his '3O'
Kisselkar. accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
CoblentZs party. In Mr.. Miller's car.
as his guests. were Walter Matt and
the Misses Florence and Shirley Becker,
Of Boston
The A1Oye ranch, above CanutillO.
was the scene of a pretty picnic on sun
day. when 20 FL Pasoans enjoyed them
selves in the open. They made the trip
from FL PaSO by automobile, two White
cars. one standardization and one
Buick being used TO carry them to the
ranch. where a picnic luncheon was
served during the afternoon Those in
the party were Misses Ellie Matthias.
Hedwig Matthias Harriet Schwartz,
Ethel Levy. Della MOye. Jennie Blu
menthaI. Grace Mayer: Nessrs. Sidney
Mayer. Karl Blumenthal. Jake Kauf-
man. Lawrence. Calisher, Joe Wolf. Lou
Kaufman, Z. Moye, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Mayer and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Moye
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Stewart and party
went to HuecO tanks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Booth, Mr. and
Mrs VIM. Amonett and z. T. AmOnett.
the last mentioned Of Roswell. y NJ
went TO Las Cruces in Mr.. Booths Stu
debakCr 30 sunday They made the
trip ND around Mt Franklin and through
the San Augustine pass and came back
over the county road from Las Cruces.
They report the road in good condi-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Primm and daugh-
ter and Messrs. Van c. Wilson and
Hubert Rose ran up TO COE's ranch Sat
urday They spent the night there and
then rode on to AlamOEOrdO- Return
al.
day at the Cox ranch and returned 70
FL PaSo Sunday evening. They made
the trip in Mr. Primm's LOzier and re-
port the roads in good condition and
the trip pleasant one
Mr. and Mrs. Y. r. stiles and Mr.. and
Mrs. y. VI. PAYNE took the Las Cruces
trip through San Augustine pass sun
DAY Lney rode IN MI Stlies Iieo me
9Th The speedOmeter on the car regis
tered 120 niles for the round trip.
Leaving Fl PasO a 2:3O in the after
noon they took dinner at Las Cruces
at 6;f5 and we're back home at 1880
p m Mr.. Stiles says the road is
"crackerjack' and the trip is the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Dick and J. C.
Clary made the run out to the tin mine,
TO miles from town. in Mr.. Dicks Hud-
son. They found the roads good, but
there is a hard climb to the mine. c.
E. Stevens and family and his brother.
H. B. Stevens. and family, filled Char
lies Chalmers six" and took the same
trip.
II. r. McClintoclS and family and c.
c Hawkinson and family ran up to
Vado in their MichIgans and spent the
a bad place in the road, where a bridge
over the canal had been washed out,
at BerinO. and therefore stopped 9th
ers passed this spot by running up over
4 "a p
Mr.. and Mrs W r Tolbert took Mr..
and Mrs D. 7. White TO Anthony in
their auto Sunday afternoon
VIM. MoelIer. Park ". Pitman. mayor
c. z Kelly, George Huffman and cOun-
t. judge A 8. J Eylar took a run Sun
day up as far as the state line, to look
over the roads.
Z r Carpenter and party motored
down the valley Sunday afternoon in
his Overland so Those in the party
Shea and Mrs. l. Carpenter.
Henry Pfaff and family ran up be-
yond CanutillO Sunday and had a pleas
ant trip
Ira o. Wetmore and family. Of Dem
ing, y NJ, spent Sunday in FL Paso en-
route TO Roswell. y. N. They came in
d SLuoe oaAer % and report the road !
in good condition all the way.
Dr. PiersOn, accompanied by his wife /
and little son, spent Sunday in FL Paso |
en- route from Tucson. Ariz.. to Hous-
ton. Tex, in an F. NJ F go" They /
made the trip over the Borderland route |
and report the roads all the way from
Tucson in good condition and the trip |
an enjoyable one.
T r. II. Smith, Of Las Cruces. n. NJ.
ran down to FL Paso Sunday in his I
T. T. Neff and family ran down to I
Clint Sunday and on Monday morning
Mr. Neff left in his REQ 5th. for Las 1
Cruces, y. NJ, on a business trip.
Mrs. Z. T. Cobb. accompanied bv
Miss T. Howell. motOred down to the
Cobb ranch, near Belen, in Mrs. Cobb's |
Maxwell rUnaboUt
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In his Overland. J. F. Coles had Edgar
9ewel and Billie Coles make a trim
sunday to Mr.. COles's farm, near YsIeta
TT. ". Broaddus and family motored
Town to Clint in their Overland on sun
lay.
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