El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-22

Las Cruces, n. ID, July 22.-Las
Cruees was visited by a heavy rain last
night. 1t began raining about O'Clock
and continued to rain until about o
The big arroyo near town flowed
flooding many lowlands between here
and Mesilla Park.
Persons coming from Van PattOn's
camp and other mountain resorts were
unable to cross the arroyo as late as
f:3O at the upper fording, but crossed
at the lower enc, where the water was
not so deep
Jack Center, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sum-
Ter Center, was at home to a number OF
his friends IN honor of his two cousins,
Ruth and Ruby Kidd. OF Lower Valley,
Tex, who are visiting here, in company
with their grandmother and aunt.
The party was given at the home of
Jacks grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs j. Is
Yeast Mrs Cente1y Jacks mother. as
Flsted Mrs. Hoast in the entertainment
ot the young folks and in the serving
3t refreshments. Presents were given
10 the visiting guests. The ones in at
tendance were: William Sutherland, r.
Mcbride Jones, Willis and Wathal
Dunn, Henry Gray Vermillion. James
Hatcher, James Smith, Anna and Mar
EOry Rich. Marie Peoples. Elizabeth
Campbell, Loise Cornell Ruth Carmouv.
Mary Fleming Jones, Margerie Hatcher,
Mary, Martha, Ruby and Mildred Yer
million and Mary Tom Dunn. A num-
per OF women were present. as follows:
Mesdames Hatcher. j. Smith. B. 3.
LINK, Scoggins, Dunn. Kidd and Miss
Mrs. D. F. Baker went to Fl Paso
5ols morning to meet her mother. Mrs
:; l. Slnnett, from Charleston. ". Va
She VIII remain here until the first of
Mes,dames Bundy and Shaw have re.
Turned TO SOldad CANYON to speDd an
OI5ler month They came in for SIM
pres There are a number of peonTe
samped there.
Mrs. W T. SeoggiRs entertained in
honor OF her son, Williams. fourth birta-
Gay anniversary The little folks pres
spt were: Ruth Carmony, Jack Finney.
aary and Margaret Rermillian Walter
" ayne, Ihelma and MargOrV Rich. Ruth
md Ruby Kidd. Minnie Nav HawIeI-
Marie PEBBLES and Max Minetree
Ihe women present were: Mesdames
I E54a3Wley, Rlch, Center, Baker, Carmony,
hlnetree and Kidd
r,- many presents were given to master
" nllam, who IN turn presented eacH
shild with box OF candy.
Mine Nay Be Revoked.
y w Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
I go and Miss Belle James spent vester.
nay at MOdoe mines, IN the organ NOM.
Eains. ILL
The mines have not been in oneration
Tor quite number Of years. but an The
machinery Is left IN the smelter and 81
some future date the mine NAV ocra;T
De worked The road into Wodoe Goo
not compare faVOrably with the goo5
ROAD TO Van Patton's camp. The 9oo5
20 the mIne IS but little used and Is 60
seedlngly rocky.
- Wlillam Page has returned from noo-
Fan Patton's camp, where his fsTiI1
IS in camp. MS iaLillly
MI; and Mrs. James Ascarsfe 1rbo -.
sPenolhg the summer at Van Ps+to-1,o
amp were IN town Yesterday and
iIIeo late IN the evening.
? Mss christine lslas accomnania5 h.
--lIner Frank 1slas, to the vicinfv - ~
Van PattOn's camp to visit his sis+e-
MIS- Page Mr. Islas returned. but his
1aHghter viii remain for a week. Mrs
y 4. Ames is also a guest of her dauOb-
Der, Mrs. Page.
Mrs. Luther Foster Is visiting Mrs
rIanels Rowland in FL Paso. M. Eos
JeI joined Mrs. Foster TODAY and fbev
vii return home this evening
u b h Lane and son, Dale. went In
Il Paso TO spend the day.
new = I. Rodriguez and son are hero
much better. 'lie son Is
., Rev L h Calderon went To Antbonv
ypls morning to open a mission for ~
1d ies1 yUeflan church among the Spanish