El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-19
CARRIzOZO DOCTOR
DIES IN CALIFORNIA
DIR. Melvin G. Paden, Who Became HI
on a Steamship En- Route Home,
Fails to Rally.


Fails to Rally.
Carrizozo. n. NJ. Sept 19.-Dr. Mel
win G. Paden. jr.. of Carrizozo. died at
Fullerton, Cal, to which place he went
several weeks ago IN the hope of re-
gaining his health. The remains were
brought to Carrizozo and funeral ser
vices were conducted at the Methodist
church by Rev. J. W. Campbell, after
which the remains were conveyed to
White Oaks, where they were Inferred
DR.. Paden was the youngest son of DR..
and Mrs. NJ G. Paden and was born in
this county in 1889 At the age OF Il
years he entered the New Mexico Mill
tary institute at Roswell, from Wnlcn
he graduated at the end of four
year course He then entered the Louis
vile university, at Louisville, KY,
where he graduated IN medicine IN
1911. He then entered Nassau hospital
at New York, where he spent a year,
after which he returned to CarriZoZo to
take up the practice OF his profession
with his father. On his way home from
New York he was taken sick on the
boat, between that place and Calves
ton, Texas and upon his arrival here
was ordered to go to lower altitude
In June he went to Fullerton, Cal, and
it was thought he was improving rap
idly, but a change took place IN his
condition which brought death within
a few hours. He is survived by his
T. I
brother Brent Paden, of Carrizozo-
A. J. Johnson is here from Tucum-
carl.
F. U Nelson. of the Colorado Fuel
company, is here and will remain sew
eral days looking over Lincoln county
mining property.
Dr. James w Laws, OF Lincoln, and
Paul Mayer, of White Oaks, have re-
turned to their homes, after holding
regular meeting of the Lincoln county
road commissioners.
William z. Blanchard has returned
to the Blanchard Bros sheep ranch on
the Macho. after spending several days
in Carrizozo
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Treat have re-
turned to their home in w hite Oaks, ar
ter visit here with friends.
J. o. Nabours has returned to his
home at White Mountain, after spend
ing a few days in CarriZoZo-
\. j. ROLAND has returned from a
visit to his brother, Frank. at Alamo
gordO.
Mr. and Mrs Harry o. Johnson are
the parents of baby girl.
Mrs. Harriet Pons has returned from
a visit with the family Of L. T. Gray,
at Captain.
Mrs. Wallace L. Quinn has been ap-
pointed president of the Junior Civic
league. to fill the vacancy caused by
Mrs H. B. HamiltOn's moving to FL
Paso.
George ". Hughes was in town from
his ranch at the foot of the Nogal
mountains, and reports a fine growth
of grass in his section
{. c Hedges is here from the Jicaril-
Ia mining district and reports that
some good developments are being
made at that place
X E P Worden was here from his
Ancho ranch transacting business.
Mrs. LOttie NJ Corwsu and sons have
returned to their home in Oscura- after
a visit of several days with the family
OF her daughter. Mrs Lee B. Chase
e +. Gray and Jack Dalton are here
from Oscura for few days
The dance which was given under
the auspices of the Carrizozo Baseball
association was largely attended.
Mrs. George Wilkie, of Webster CITY,
Iowa, is here for visit with the fami-
lies of G. A. Williams and S. H. Nick
les. east of Carrizozo
Amado Martinez.of White Mountain.
was in CarrizOzo. and while here filed
on a $50 acre homestead near Tres
Rites. before county clerk A H. Har-
vey.
Wallace I. Quinn has returned to
Carrizozo after spending several days
in Ell Paso.