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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
Ell PASO TEACHER WEBS IN COLORADO;
ENGA CEMENT OF MISS WALZ ANNOUNCED

4 LETTER Of resignation received
n at the office of the city schools
L y Monday announced the marriage
Of Miss Mae Quartermann, teacher
in the Alamo schools the past year. TO
J. NJ. Kelso, of Glenwood Springs
Colo. The announcement came as
surprise to Miss Quartermann's frlenos-
She had gone to Colorado Springs 10
spend her vacation and she was ex-
pected 20 return on September l 10
continue her work in the schools The
marriage occurred on August H.
Mrs. Vance Stewart gave a luncheon
at noon today to announce the cIlSd5T-
Psnt Of N Miss . Eilsen A Wal1 The II mar
riage viii occur on September .
x
Miss sinia Bethel, Of Little L, Rock 8oe6
Ark, and Clarence Kline, OF FL PaSo,
surprised their friends last week Dy
their marriage, the ceremony being
performed by justice OF the peace ~ ~
ply. They were accompanied ~ 80
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. O'Toole, Miss Ener-
aid O'Toole and Miss Earle Kline
Miss Bethel had, been telephone opera
tor at the Western Union for abOuL d
Tear MT Kline was formerly with
the central fire department., put IS now
engaged in the plumbing business MI
and Mrs. Kline will be at nome dLteL
the goth at s1ol Rivera street
The following announcement OF IN
terest to Ell Pasoans. appeared 1aSl
Wednesday in the New Era OF C4 HGI
Springs, Ark: Mrs. Louis D. Cain
announces the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of her daughter;
Louise De Moss, TO Allen H Rodes or
I'll Paso. Texas The wedding VIII take
place the second week in October.
-
Cyril Boddingtdh, who acts as sup
NV minister for the Orchard Rark
Methodist church at Columbus, n. M.
and Miss Winifred Roe viii be marrleu
at the Hauchen Settlement house Fri
dav evening at o'clock. Rev Herman
G. Porter, pastor of the First Methodist
church performing the ceremony MISS
ROes sister, Miss Elizabeth Roe, VINO
is in charge of the settlement house
will act as maid of honor. The couple
viii make their home in Columbus
n. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18

Spence. Mrs ". E Race. Mrs. c. e
Kelly. Mrs. W. H Austin, MIS-
G. e. Wallace, Mrs. c. B. stew
ems, Mrs. Walter Davis, Mrs. J. Z
Bailey. Mrs. II D. slater, Mrs. r. 3
Orndorff Mrs. Geo. lie Baron, Mrs X
w. McAfee, Mrs James HILBERT, MIS-
Z. W. KaySer, Mrs j. L. Dyer MIS- r
" ii. Burgess, Mrs. S. H Sutherland.
Mrs. E. W. Mitchell. Mrs " H Bryan,
Mrs R. r Campbell. MIS- " L. 700
ley, Miss 81 J. Gallagher, MIS- v n
Brown, Mrs. J. A. Murdoch, Mrs J. P
Rand. Mrs J. A Rawlings, Mrs John
Collins Mrs Marie LOOMS, Miss Ber-
tina Henderson, Mrs T. r. Ryan, Mrs
R NJ Dudley
subscriptions Paid.
Subscriptions from the following
have been received recently; j. r
Primm. D. 7. White, E Moye, Popular
Dry Goods Co, FL Paso Sash & door
Co, FL PasO Mantel Co, T. J. Feldmsn,
A. Matthias Co. Turney & Burgess, CTS
Momsen Co, F'isk-R Ramsey Realty Co,
Geo SaueF Co, Morning Times, W:
Cooley. ]. J. LOngwell First National
ers' Ice Co, Rio Grande Valley BANK
q Trust Co, s W Portland Cement
Co, s Aronstein, z, W Kayser, Q. D
Freeman, BuFtOn-Lngo Lumber CO.
City National bank, Hughesz5hule
Printing Co, FL PasO Bank & Trust
Co, Catholic Women's Benevolent So
cfety. Manhattan Cafe proprietors. W
G. Dunn Piano Co.
Contributions are aeknoWIeoSeu
from Nations Neat & supply Co, Bel
gian Bakery, Rio Grande Broom fac
tory, Jackson STANDARD Grocery co,
Sharpe Elliott Co. Globe Mills, Air
dome theater, Purity bakery, Home
bakery, Temp. Home Pantry. Western
Coffee Co, Republic Coffee Co, sun
day school class, Trinity church, A
Friend-$25.O Mrs, Phillips, 81 Mesa
Mrs. Laughlin. 531 West Missouri; an
nonymOus, 50.
The Relief Work.
A report Of the relief work done
by the association shows that in July
II Americans one German. two negroes
and so Mexicans applied for and were
given relief. Employment was given
to 395 during the month.
Among the orders were i55 for meat,
40 quarts of milk, T07 loavss Of dread,
II pounds of coffee. and other things
in proportion
Three persons were sent 70 the hos
pital and the doctor was sent 70 Iour
| homes by the Charity association dur
ing the month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
Parties

Mrs. T NJ Waller and Mrs J. NJ
Lewis entertain Tuesday with bunco
party at Mrs. Walters home. The par
ty is in honor of Mrs. E. NJ Rumsey, OF
Oklahoma City, who is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. George Evans
X
Miss Mary Hill entertained Saturday
afternoon at her home, zoo Myrtle ave-
nue. with a miscellaneous shower for
Miss Lollie Buchoz, who is soon to be
married. The house was beautifully
decorated in honor of the occasion with
white lilies in the living room, red pop
pies in the dining room and pink wild
roses in the hall There was music dur
ing the afternoon and guessing con-
test, in which Miss Irma Smith won
the prize There was also a bride S
cake. In the cutting, the ring fell to
Miss Louise Mckinney; Miss Nelma
Chenoweth received the dime and Miss
Freddie Barker the button Ice cream
and cake were served.
The guests were: Misses Louise Nc
Kinney. Velma ChenOweth- Freddie Bar
ker Charles Carter, MOriue Carter
Florence Sanders. Catherine Horne
Margaret and Irma Smith, Dixie and
Kathleen Fassett. Edwina and Julia
BigeIow, Mamie Flaxon. Madeline Kerr,
Ella May Hill, Lillian BuchOz; Mrs 3.
G. Hill and Mrs. H. G. Buchoz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18

ding and Mrs. ", H Bowen, in their
cottage here
Miss Harriet Rawlings, who has been
visiting Miss Lucretia Jones AT her
ranch Forest Home" has been spend
ing a few days in FL Paso on bust
ness Miss Jones went to FL PaSO
Thursday and viii return 70 Clouo-
croft with Miss Rawlings saturday
Mrs 7. Winston Pettus who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Harry A Carpenter
has returned to Ell Paso- Mr. Pettus
came up for the last few days OF ner
visit and returned to FL Paso with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyer have returned
to Ell PasO, after spending a few days
at the Lodge.
and baby, and brother, J. Swat. who
have been occupying the kohlDerg
cottages for the past month, nave re
turned TO FL Paso.
Mrs. J Z. Mcguire and children, OF
PaIacios, Tex, Mrs. c. H. Dixon and
Miss Eva Dixon, OF Columbus, n, NJ
who have been spending a week IN
the C"vinstOn cottage. have returned
to their homes.
cOmpanied by her children, Karl. NIL
bred and ROzie. were recent visitors
here Miss ROxie Bord has been visit
ing Miss Opal Upton for a week
Mrs. J. L Holden, Miss Lizzie Hold
en- and Miss Stella Holden have re-
turned TO their home in AlamogordO,
after spending a month in the karn
cottage
Mrs. Harry Swain is spending a short
time at Summer Home cottage.
Harry Swain recently came up in his
Chalmers runabout and will remain
until the first of next week.
Mrs. W. q. Hollum has returned to
FL PasO after a short visit with Mrs
F. E. Hunter and Miss Lillian Howe
In the Kenyon cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs H. b. Stevens have re-
turned to ClOudcroft, after spending
short time in FL Paso.
Mrs. A Stolaroff has Joined her
family here after spending month
in California.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard B. Durkee are
here for a short visit at the shannon
cottage.
Miss Helen Murdoch is visiting Miss
Julia Morse for a week.
Miss Helen Reading is the guest OF
Mrs. L. Sistermans
Mrs. Gilbert and children have re
Joined her mother, Mrs. F. c. Murphy,
at Leafy Lodge cottage.
Miss Edna Robertson, who has been
the guest Of Miss Edna Matthias, re-
turned to FL Paso Friday accompanied
by Miss Matthias.
Miss Lily Meyer, of La Luz. N NJ,
was a visitor at the MOsier ranch
down James canyon.
Mrs, Maurice / Flagg, who has been
spending the summer at Plnconnlng
cottage, with her mother, Mrs w n
Small has returned to her home in
Minneapolis MINI. Miss Sally Small
accompanied her as far as FL Paso.
Miss Florence CaywoOd, VINO mas
been spending several weeks at the Y.
W. c. A, vacation cottage, has re-
turned to her home in El PasO.
Miss Ola Knox has returned TO her
home in Galveston, Tex after spend
ing a short time in ClOudCrOft- En-
route she viii visit for a short time
in El PasO-
William Moelieh. L. S. Griffen and J,
Ferry, of FL Paso, are spending their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18

vacations at the Might Owls" cottage
They will be here two weeks
Miss Florence Lynn, Miss Maggie
Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs +. r FO4-sIu
and Mrs. Magic James, OF BOyces Aa-'
spent the day here recently
DR. and Mrs J A. Pickles, accom-
named by their daughter, Ruth. motored
up from FL PasO in the doctors Ford'
and are spending rev Z, GAYS SS,, ne -
Mr.. and Mrs William E OBr1en ana
children who have been visiting the
latter's sister. Mrs T NJ Johnson, III
several weeks, have returned to II
J A. Herfort, Of La Luz, n. NJ, was
Mrs. G. ". Molt and little son, Ken
meth have returned to Alamogordo,
after spending several months mere
Mrs NJ 3. Davis and Miss Maude
Rush Davis have returned to their
home in AlamOgOrdOs after spending
the sumner at the Harrington cot
4Tr and Mrs P. W. Still and children
have returned to FL PasO after spend
il July and August in the P1ckreli
Win J Read. of the FL Paso post
office. is spending his vacation at the
Bowie cottage in Mountain Park
Harry Swearinser, OF Fl FaSo' -
spending a few days here
Mrs. F. P Miller and children, and
Miss Addie Hall, who have been the
guests of Mrs. J. D. Love, at woodrow
cottage. have returned to FL Paso,
Mrs. Love and children accompanied
them for a few days stay in Ell Paso-
A party OF CloudcrOfters have gone
70 the Ruidoso for a weeks camping
trip. Most of the party went on horse
hack. The personnel consisted of Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Simmons Mrs. J. Gordon
Hardy Miss Janet Mack, MISS Was
Simmons and Miss Margaret LeBarOn-
Mrs H. E stevenson and her children
will Join the party later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18

.GF the public could only see the
joy that castOff clothing often
4 carries into the hearts and
homes of the needy in FL Paso, no dis
carded garments would lie hidden
av-av in trunks" said Mrs c. A Hoop
or superintendent of the FL PasO
Charity association.
Il! . " an old man, almost blind,
came and when we had fitted him out
in a well brushed suit ana nat, ne sdlu;
'Oh I am the happiest man IN town.
Though he is old and poor, ne WoIhS a
a lob that we found him and with JUS
a little help now ana theh' sets aiON7
''This old man was once prosperous;
he did not have to ask other peOp4e
for clothing. but misfortune ahd poor
health have Overtaken him ana MS
faithful old wife and now Iney are IS
duced to the point where niue AoIP
from the kindly hearted is not only ap-
Dreciated but a necessity TO keep IheH
from want None of US know Wneh
We are coming TO this point WheA
someone near and dear TO US, PEI et4a9s'
should do so. We can find use 4OF
everything that is given US ana ih ,Si
We will send for IL il telepnohv0- 80
the DeOple to gather up every oIu EdI
Toenf or bat or shoe. or any household
furnishing they do not care Tor anu
telephone US TO send for them
Gratifying Membership AhcEeAAe-
The WOman's Charity association Is
verv much gratified over It's reeent
cain in membership Thtrty-tour new
5Tc ,I-I1 are reDorted. This commit
tee is very actively at work 5,s and - mas has
begun plans for mem Dersnlp "a M :.
Dafsn among the men Gratlflcatlon -
felt over the interest members are
taking over the payment OF dues
Dues Recently Paid
The financial report by Mrs. W =.
Davis. acting treasurer, shows Ihat tnS ne
Charity association recently received
dues from Mrs W. L Foxwortn, MIS-
Frank Powers, Mrs v A Arms 15I lroJlS'
Mrs I. E. Booker. Mrs Joe lehman
Mrs Mrs N P. Schuster, Mrs. H ] Sim n,
mons, Miss Elsie KohlDerg, MIS- l. u u
Wingo. Mrs W. r. Jamison, Mrs "
H ButIer. Mrs. c, L warren 9IISfls,3 Mrs Ms E
nick Mrs. d. T White, Mrs. y
Krakauer, Mrs J. F. 7 coiSs. Mr.! Mrs Y Z {
PicI-TsiI Mrs w. W. Turney, Mrs W
G Kiut5, Mrs. Lamar pa! PAYS Nh mrs o. = 3
ETaDIz1fD Mrs. c. F Holmes. Mrs Van
Q Wilson. Mrs. J. H Parker, Mrs jos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
Dances

Hot weather and the weekend excur-
sion habit had their effect on the at
tendance at the Country club dance
Saturday evening A pleasant company
was present, however, including; MI
and Mrs Waters Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
IL s. Potter. Mr.. ana Mrs Victor E.
Raggie, Mr.. and Mrs. W L Tooley, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H Nations, Mr.. and Mrs
u. S. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. VIII
Iiams. Mai. and Mrs Charles n. Barney,
Capt. and Mrs. Charles G. Harvey,
CAPT. and Mrs Thomas Corcoran, Gen
Hugh l. Scott; Misses Walker McClel-
lem Alice Boyle. Marion Young, Olive
Davis. Henrietta Buekler, Virginia
Stewart, Glen. Adams, Hazel D 13yit
Alice King; Messrs. Page Kemp, Brit
ton Davis, Ted Davis, Talbot Hill, Hicks
Tooley, II. Lesley Jones, J. Mcknight
Alves Dixon, Capt LiPpeneott, Lieut.
". ID. Scott, Lieut. G. n Finch, Lieut..
Walter Neill Lieut. Carl DeaKin-
X
Paul Broyles will entertain with
dance at his home Of Brown street next
Friday evening, in honor of the Queen
er's club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
Conducted By
MISS JESSIE KING
Telephones 5000 or .204o, day;
and 27TO, night
Ei Pusoons Away

BILLY" Adolf, of the Richardson Mo-
tor Car company, left Saturday night
on a business tour of New Mexico He
expects to be gone about SIX days
L A Riggs left for Galveston last
week.
Miss Ethel Brown has been the guest
of Miss Elsie KohlbeFg in Cloudcroft for
the past three weeks On her return
ed eastern trip, visiting friends and
relatives in Chicago, Boston, New York,
Maine and Havana
Assistant postmaster Geo. L Wilton
and family left Saturday. afternoon for
Mountain Park, n, NJ, where they will
spend a week.
A P. Coles spent Sunday in Cloud
croft.
Mrs. J. Harry Hill and daughter,
Mary, and their guest, Miss Flaxman.
spent Sunday at CIOudcroft, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Breakheimer-
Mrs. Josephine Nations Morfitn left
Saturday with Mrs. John T MeElroy
for a 10 days stay at Mrs McElroy' S
ranch near Midland, Texas During the
visit Mrs M i6 S N T enf So2or
Miss Nina Scipio. of Alamogordo, is
entertaining a number OF FL EasC
OF Miss Frances Mayfield, Miss Lucille
Daniel, G. L Sirmans. H A OWsley
and Henry c. Swearingen-
X
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Roe are visiting
in CIOudcrOft.
Mrs. ". J. Watson and aunt, Mrs.
Credweu, are ir CloUdcTOft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
Picniics

The Queener's club went on a hay
ride Friday evening. the company
meeting at the Y. NJ c. A at $3.50
o'clock and going down the valley about
eight miles, where q luncheon was
served
The chaeprons were Mrs D. Perry.
Mrs. Daisy Barring, Miss Prefer and
Mr.. Farrell.
The young people who enjoyed the
partv were: Misses Katherin Perkins,
Julia Bigelow. Helen StrattOn, EdWina
RigeIoW Margaret Bryan. AmmOret
Cobb Ada Wicken hiser, Helen Aguirre,
Mabel Mason, Louise Iindley, Rose Ad-
ans. Erna May White, Mary Weeks,
Messrs Paul BrOyles- Steve Aguirre,
Raw Talmer. Scott White, Ben Agutrre,
Archie Vaughn. Jesse Mclaughlin. c.
G. Streeter. Frank Lintin, Dave Hughes,
babe" Jones, julius J. Wallwork and
Baylor Foster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
Auton1obiEng

Mr. and Mrs H Myer and son came
down from Deming, n. NJ, Sunday IN
their five passenger Buick 81, ana
will spend several days in FL Paso on
business
J. W Kirkpatrick and family mo-
tored down to Clint, Texas, IN their
five passenger Ford Sunday afternoon.
\
John Andreas had his American two
passenger car down the county road
trying it out Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Sutton took a trip
down below YsIeta Sunday, in their
REQ 5th-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Martin motored
down TO Ysleta to the Inn, with their
guest. Mrs B. F. Berkeley. OF Alpine
for breakfast Sunday morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
Simple-Easy- Safe With
Hays Hair Health

Why have unsightly grey hair-why
look prematurely grey and years older
than you are-why look unattractiVe
and lose your charm and beauty?
If your hair is grey, faded, streaked
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a few applications, the grey hairs will
gradually disappear, leaving your hair
in its natural, youthful condition, full
Kelly & Pollard; KnOblauch Drug Co.;
Drug Co.; 4. E. Ryan & Co.; Wards
& Co-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18

in and guest, Miss Matte Hoover, of
FL Paso. Dickson's orchestra will fur
nish music for 20 dances. About Is
couples will enjoy Miss Hoover's hos
pitality.
Hickman Garrett will be the host Of
q motor party and dinner at Black
Inn, Morgan's Point, Wednesday night,
in honor of Miss Hoover, of FL Paso.
Miss Alma Cary will entertain Tues
day with a card party in honor Of Miss
Hoover, and Miss Josealee Schwander
viii give a natatorium party, in her
honor Friday afternoon at the Rice
hotel.
There is rejoicing in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. F. Baldwin, jr., 11C5 Noble
street, over the birth of little daugh-
ter Sunday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
About FL Pasoons

Mrs. Nora McGinn has returned to her
home, after several days illness at
Rolston hospital, with an attack Of ap-
pendicitis-
Mr.. and Mrs Charles c. Dawedoff, Of
1903 Boulevard, are the happy parents
of a baby boy, born Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs J. c. White were house
guests Of Mrs Norman Walker last
week
Miss Bessie Hoover entertains with a
dance tonight at her home IN Avon
dale, in Houston, in honor Of her cous-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
one APPLICATION RESTORES THE
COLOR TO GREY OR FADED HAIR

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cake Of Harfna Soap for Soc; or S1.00
bottle of Hays Hair Health and two
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
Dat OF Tos0n Visitors

Number 13 has no worry in it for {
J. Halpern, Of the Halpern sales com
pany, who has been away from ms
home back east an even Is years MI
Halpern's father has come out from
BROOKLYN to see his son. The elder Mr.
HaIpern is Louis Halpern, a contractor
in Brooklyn He arrived Sunday Tor a
two davis visit with his son, who he
had not seen for Is years. He is being
shown over the city while here by his
son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
EI Pasoans Returning

Mrs. D. C. Sutton has returned from
Fort Davis, Texas, and is at home at
61S Magoffin avenue
X
c. E StrattOn. general manager Of
the Tri-State Telephone company, re-
turned Sunday from an extended busa-
ness trip to Arizona and California
X
Mrs. H. W. Connolly and Miss Mil
da Connolly, of 647 Epson avenue, re-
turned from New York and other east
ern cities Saturday night, after
months absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Krupp came
in from CIoudcroft for a few days.
Mrs. J. A White and Mrs ". b Bull
and little daughter, Jane, returned 10
the city Friday, after a months stay
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Adams returned
this morning from Fort Thomas, ArlZ.,
where they have been spending a week
ADS By PHONE
The ordinary cost OF a Want Ad in
the FL Paso Herald is 25 cents. It
reaches an average Of about 10000
readers e4ch issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
PARCELS POST LIMIT Is
RAISED TO 20 POUNl

The limit on parcels post packages
has been raised from II to 90 pounds
for the first and second zones az FL
Psso covering a radius OF $50 miles.
The rates are five cents for the first
pound and one cent for each additional
pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
LIGHTNING KILLS
TEXHOMA FARMER

DaIhart, Tex, Aug Isl c Hamp-
TOR. a farmer. aged so. father of Jack
and Lille Hampton. of this place, and
brotherinIaw OF c. s. Tebbs. Dalhart
city clerk. was killed by lightning last
night on his farm near Texhoma.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18

Leave you baggage checks at Long
wells for quick delivery. advertise
ment-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
Do You Want to Be One
of the Fortunate Ones?

This dictionary has never before
been offered In this city and can
be had only through this paper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18

Miss Edna Matthias entertained in
honor of her guest Miss Edna Robert
son with a l}uncO party. The cottage
was decorated with quantities of wild
flowers and following the games dainty
refreshments we're served. Those pres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18

Of appreciation clipped from another page of this ISSUE
together with expense bonus amount of CSC for the
Genuine Limp Leather 81 volume; Bic for the s. vOu
&c for the g volume to deray the expense items of
distribution
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18

. LOUDCROFT, n. NJ. Aug 1S.-Al-
though Cloudcroft has had a rain
= almost daily. during the past
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %,
REMINISCENT
(tlipan FI>oli N,b,pE
ms o.
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Lee Gillen sported new $3.50 milk
wagon.
q. w. Bruner. OF Baca County,
bought tract In Home Place and
let the contract for five room
house.
\ match was arranged between
Dick Dalton's and Doc" Sears fast
trotting horses. the race to take place
In Rocky Ford inside OF thirty days.
The fourth annual ball of Spanish
Peaks Lodge No. 32s. b. OF l.. +.
took place on February %. 1898. and
was one of the finest social affairs
In many seasons.
T. c. Crotty, one of the alleged
Santa Fe ear thieves, who escaped
from the county Jail In Trinidad. was
captured In the sandnills twenty.thrce
miles north OF Hoisington, Kan. and
returned to La Junta.
c. w. Wonderly was not to be
baked by a broken flagstaff on Wash
ington's birthday. but attached his
elegant stars and stripes to a large
telegraph pole where they floated all
day In the strong breeze.
r. Hutchcroft and J. and W II.
Carl. accompanied by several able
bodied boys. arrived In La Junta from
south western Iowa, with the intention
OF engaging In farming In Otero eoun
/ ~.
| The Tribune bemoans the fact that
there seems to be- "a calm AS relates
To public Improvement IN our city.
and wants To know what has becom,
OF the court house. artesian well and
creamery" Well. all OF 'em mater.
ialized later on.