El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-11
ROBBERS TAKE IRON
SAFE FROM HADLEY
Thieves Also Get Jewelry
From Las Cruces Homes;
Cruces Party in Paris.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Aug. IA small
iron safe, weighing approximately 100
pounds. was stolen from the home of
Prof. Hiram Hadley near Mesilla Park
The exact date of the theft is not known.
The safe contained valuable papers and
his will. The services of a detective
were secured. but no clue has been found
A reward of $50 is being offered and no
questions asked. The safe contained
no money or Vegetables.
A woman in Las Cruces also had
valuable bracelet taken from her dresser,
and another Las Cruces woman had
necklace and knife taken from her
dresser.
The Las Cruces people who are in Eu-
rope this summer were last heard from
in Paris, where all were well.
Showers Seen, but Not Felt.
Numerous showers were seen about
las Cruces last evening, but none oc-
Cured here.
R. ]. Faulkner and son, William. who
have been spending some time camping
in Fillmore canyon in the Organ noun
tains. have returned home and Mr.
Faulkner improved in health and weight
John Lemon, a former resident of this
place, but who has been living in Ell Paso
for some time, has moved his family
here, and they are occupying their for
mer home on Amador street
The Sew and So society meets at the
home of Mrs. C. ". East on Hinton ave-
nue. tomorrow afternoon.
InStals Pump on Ranch.
Paul LlssO Is having installed on his
ranch. west of town. No. 5 pump, which
viii furnish water for irrigation.
Lester Monteith, formerly of this
place. but now head timekeeper at EIe-
phant Butte. passed through here on
his way to Chicago, to meet his wife,
who has been visiting in Boston during
a greater part of the summer.
Hortencia ApOdaea' is spending part
of her vacation at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Serafina Barella, south of
town.
Mrs. R. s. Hare, of State college. en-
tertained the women of the college at
bridge The house was artistieally deco
rated and refreshments were served.
Morning Wedding.
Antonio Telles and Miss Maria Mon
toya were married this morning in the
Catholic church and went to FL Paso
this morning. Upon their return thew
viii make their home here.
Miss Hortencia Ririrez went to FL
Paso, her home city. this morning, after
months visit with her cousin, Mrs. J.
B. Camunez.
Miller's shows on nine cars arrived
here this morning.
Mrs. P. R. James went to Fl Paso
this morning to look after business in
teTests.
Alex NJ. Smith returned to Ell Paso
this morning, after two days spent here.
Patricia Lopez went to Anthony this
morning. where he has organized lodge
OF the FTaternal Union of America. The
anthony lodge already has 10 members.
Las Cruces lodge No. 1853 of the Fra
ternal Union of America will hold a
social on the evening of the 18th in
the old city hall
Mrs. T. R. H. Smith and daughter.
Hayden, and brother. Reese Cleveland.
went to III Paso this morning.
PHILIPPE Lueero went to Anthony this
morning.
A. J. Moss. after five weeks business
visit here, left this morning for Semi
mole. Okla
William Palmer, jr., went to Ell Paso
TINS morning on business in connection
with the Grandview subdivision.
Rev c. I. Walker. of Socorro. was here
this morning