El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-07
DR.. LA1D GIVES 4 SMOKER TO 800.

lection entitled, @MOO, Cow Moo" and
responded to a hearty encore.
The Glee club rendered a selection.
Refreshments were then served, con-
sisting OF coffee, sandwiches, pickles,
olives, celery, cakes and apples. Sweet
cider and cigars had been served earlier
in the evening.
MAI ". II. H. LIewellyn called for a
vote of thanks for DR.. Ladd and it
was heartily given. After several yells
by the college boys, the men dispersed.
Candy Shower.
Miss Fannie French, principal, and
Miss Gladys Nesbit, teacher of mathe-
MATES, both Of the Las Cruces High
school, were surprised yesterday af-
ternOon when Just at the closing hour
three pupils came into the room and
and IN behalf of the scholars of the
room, presented them with IS boxes
and three bags of candy. Most of it
was the finest of home made candy,
and what was purchased was the very
best. After the teachers had recov-
cred from their surprise, they asked
the pupils to help eat it This they
refused TO do at first, saving il was
for the teachers, but after entreaties,
al enjoyed a small party with candy
eating as the main feature. The teach
ers had given their pupils a Halloween
party and they were showing their ap-
probation
The Episcopal guild gave a chicken
pie dinner and supper Gin the Rouault
building yesterday afternoon.
7. X. Cleveland on yesterday I'M
loaded at Las Cruces a carload of au-
tomobiles- All five machines were
five passenger cars.
John H May has purchased a new
auto
Robert Oden Smith arrived here this
morning from FL PasO and will give
an entertainment in the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. NJ. T. Carroll has returned home
from a brief visit in Ell Paso.
Joseph Turney has recovered from
his recent illness and has again en-
tered school.
Mrs J. R. Livesay visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Greenwood, at Anthony.
Dr. c. L. Hill, of Hill, n. NJ, was a
Las Cruces business visitor on yes
terday.
Allen J. Papen, editor of the Las
Cruces Democrat, has returned from
visit to ROdey.
Miss Helen HoagIand has returned
from brief visit in FL Paso.
Dr. KOehle moved from North Las
Cruces to the Bennett property on
Las Cruces avenue, on yesterday after
noon
To Report on Mexico Conditions.
z. H Allan, formerly of Las Cruces,
but now located in FL PaSo, will 90 to
Mexico, having been appointed by the
government for special service to re-
port on conditions in the interior Of
w W. Cox, treasurer of Dona Ana
county, has returned home from a trip
to Deming.
school Opens at Hill.
School opened at Hill n. NJ, on Mon
day with Lucille Mandel, of MesilIa
Park as teacher The new school
building has been completed.
The pOstOffice business at Hill is
increasing.
Mrs. F. G. Lee has gone to Galveston
to visit a sister for a few months
Mrs William JacOby and Miss Eide
Tate viii entertain at auction bridge
on November II. at the home of the
former, on Las Cruces avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frenger have re-
turned from a visit to Orgon, in the
home of Paul Davis
" H Weston, Of Cutter. was in Las
Cruces yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Garrett went to FL
PasO this morning TO give instructions
IN q class OF vocal music.
Mrs P R. James was at Mesilla
Park on business today.
Mrs. Garnet Burks and son. Garnet
who have been visiting Mrs. Fred
Hess the past two weeks, left here this
morning to visit her sister, Mrs c. O.
Rucker, at 1921 Rio Grande street, FL
PasO.
c. L Post and J L Silva went to An
thony today to do some surveying.
j. X Gambler went to FL PasO today
r. = Acuna went to Ell Paso to spend
the day