El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-15
CLINT WOMEN HAVE
"HUBBYS" AS GUESTS
Men Take Part in Bridge Club Meet
ing; Preparations Made for Christ
mas Entertainment.

Clint. Texas. Dec 15-The Bridge
club was entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Marcus JungjOhann, with the nus
bands of the women present. Mr.. and
Mrs c. III Mckinney, Miss Ruth
Critchett. Edgar D. Brown and Mr.
Trent were guests Of the club. Re-
freShments were served. Dancing was
INDUCED in and the guests left at a
a. M. LOOMS. NJ. H. Webb, S. B.
Biddle and Miss Marguerite Richardson
formed q motor party TO FL PasO Thurs
day and had lunch with Miss Mable
Miss SeweII, sister of Mrs. Joe Fields.
was very unexpectedly called to her
home at Wills Point, on account OF the
illness of her father.
E a. Joyce, a former operator of the
Western Union at this place, is very
dangerously i'll at Hotel Dieu in FL
PasO.
A mound social is being arranged to
take place at Bond Memorial church on
Monday evening, December q The
Christmas tree for the children will be
arranged for Wednesday afternoon, De-
cember "a, at 4:5O o'clock
The teachers Of the San EliZario
school will give their tree and enter
tainment on Friday evening, Decem-
Der 10, at the school house in San Eli
4 detachment of troop C, 18th cav
airy, under Capt. Warren Dean, has
been stationed at Clint and the head
millinery building near the postOffice.
Henry Kelly, of CanutillO, came in
Saturday afternoon for few days
visit with his family and other rela-
home of her mother, Mrs A 7. Celum-
Charles Smith who has been manager
of one of T. NJ. Wingo's ranches near
Fabens, for the past several years, has
resigned his position and LETT for Cal
ifOrnia.
Capt. Dolan is having cottage
erected on his ranch, north of Clint
z. A. Humble has charge OF the work
f A Spence is spending several days
on his ranch near Clint and is directly
experimenting the leVelinS OF land
preparatory to the seeding OF a large
crop of alfalfa in the early spring.
Ditch cleaning is the order OF the
day, and it is expected that the Clint
ditch will be ready to receive water by
January 1, which VIII make II posslDIe
for a large acreage Of wheat the com
Airs. Compton, teacher of the primary
grade of the Clint American school,
was taken i'll in Ell PasO and was una
Bile to resume her duties for several
days Miss Susie Carr acted as substl-
tute teacher for Mrs. Compton.
Miss Vera Wills, OF Big. Springs, has
a position as teacher Of one OF the
grades of the Fabens school
Kent Steen has sufficiently recoy-
cred from his long illness as to be able
to come down town every day Miss
from an FL Paso hospital and is rapidly
recuperaung.
Dr.. A L. Brown has been spending
several davs at his new home in the
Mimbres valley of New Mexico and viii
soon move his family to that place
Lawson Mckinney is able to be out
again. after suffering several days with
a mild case Of typhoid
A new composition roo1 has been
placed on the building occupied Dy the
Clint Mercantile and Banking company
a. f. Nahoney had charge Of the work
NJ. H. Webb and Homer Wells formed
q hunting party to the mountains east
Of this place recently in search OF Dig
game.
Oswald Cheek is spending several
davs on his mesa ranch, east of Clint
Mrs. F. p. First has been spending
several days at Clint, the guest OF
Miss Edna SNartOut and mother. The
Frists will soon move to their new
valley home, east of this place .
Mr.. DaugherJy has purchased a farm
near Belen and moved his family there
this week.