El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-05
n Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1899.
H. B. Stevens went east today.

H. B. Stevens went east today.
Miss Emma Burnham came in from
Ysleta today.
". c. Nugon came in from Chihua-
hua last evening
Monroe Harper returned this morn
ing over the T. & P.
Captain Geo. Curry returned home to
AlamOgordO this morning.
R. c. LightbOdy leaves for Chicago
and New York tomorrow.
Gus Orr and Miss H A. MaIchow
were licensed TO wed today.
w w. Turney came in over the T.
& p. this morning from Abilene. Texas
Fitzgerald Moor went up to the
mines at Turquoise, n. NJ, this morn
ing
Mrs. Robert veach and children re-
turned from Washington, D. c., yes
terday.
Attorney Hawkins. of the White
Oaks line, went up to Santa Fe. this
morning.
Misses Lille and Alice Maple left
this morning for a day or two at
The Ell Paso Social club gave a dance
at the court house complimentary to
several visiting young women.
". S McCutcheon left for Santa
Monica, Cal, this morning to Join his
wife, who has been there for some time
The Mexican band under the direc-
torsh1p OF I. Concha- will render a
program in the plaza tomorrow even
ing
Maehinist Spence, of the C. H. laid
off work yesterday It is reported
that he is going down the road to
superintendent W. R. Martin and
judge Kemp. accompanied by a photo
grapher, took several pictures of en-
CINE 912 yesterday, to be used in a
suit.
The Albuquerque Fair association
has invited the FL Paso baseball team
to visit that city during the territorial
fair next fall and compete with a num-
Der of amateur teams
Otis Andrews is vacating his former
premises today, corner San Antonio and
oregon and moving into his new mar
ket house, corner Overland and Utah.
work will begin upon the new build
Otis Coles. for A P. Coles, today
sold to W A Morehouse a valuable
piece Of property on San Antonio
owner of the property was W. f.
Lewis, of California.
Mrs W. ". Turney gave a high five
party at her home on North Oregon
street last evening in honor of her
guests, the Misses KokernOt, of San
Antonio. The prizes were won by Miss
Ethel Catltn and James MARI.
The old buildings on the corner San
Antonio and Oregon streets are rapid
~ being torn away They have long
been an eyesOre to the city and no one
will regret to see their place taken
by a handsome business block
John McNaughton. the well known
Herald artist and writer left yester-
day for the scene of hostilities in the
Taqui country. Consul Francisco
Mallen kindly furnished McNaughton
with letters to several federal COM
manders OF the troops in Sonora.
When the city council met last night
all answered to the roll call except
alderman George ogden The mayor
reported the project for opening up
Kansas street and said that the county
would not put up anything and if the
council wanted to buy out the owners
they would have to put up $12,500.
Judge Kemp said that the title to the
street was thoroughly vested in the
present owners, although they had
originally jumped the land. The mayor
asked for leave of absence to go to
ClOudcrOft and escape the baseball
game. Architect AIcClintock wanted
the deal closed for the heating ap-
paratus of the city hall