El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14

contains nine and one-haIf acres and a
modern cottage.
J. W. Wooten has purchased three
acres. the remainder of the tract, from
Mrs. KelsO.
Kelly and Poole are now in the trans
fer business, having bought motor
truck in FL Paso.
Baptist Secretary Here.
DR.. Z. B. Atwoo' of Albuqurque, state
secretary of missions of the Baptist
church of New ,IeXico. visited Rev II. +.
Vermillion. He stopped on his way home
from CarTizOzo.
A bed of fine chrysanthemums is grow
ing in the ward of John L. May on Las
Cruces avenue.
Mrs. NJ F. Carroll. of Los Angeles,
Calf, Is here, the guest Of Mrs. L. T.
Day on Griggs street.
Mrs. Marquette entertaIns today at
her home on North Main street, the
missionary society of the Presbyterian
church.
Looking for Stray Cattle.
Emmett lsaacs is at Walter MOssman's
ranch, east of Mesquite, looking for
cattle which h strayed from the L
d. Isaac range on the west side OF the
Organ mountains.
James Quesenberry has purchased the
ranch of Lee WOodsOn. The WOOdsOns
Park.
Frank VI. Havner and wife have re-
turned home from a visit OF several
weeks in Iowa and at other points.
Frank Farah Is sick at his home on
Miranda avenue. Nicholas Frazier, a
cousin, from RincOn. has charge OF the
store on Main street.
Conducted reVivaI at CarrizozO.
Rev. H. F. FermilliOn has returned
ed revival services several weeks. dur
ing which time four persons were added
to the church roll. He preached in the
Baptist church here Sund9~ morning and
evening.
Forest Mckinley is in Deming.
Mrs. P. F. Campbell viii entertain the
Saturday Bridge club at her home on
the Alameda road. This club has u
members.
Mrs. Z. f. Day and Mrs Vincent May
entertain today at the home OF Mrs.
May.
A temperance meeting was held in the
Methodist Episcopal church south.
G. II. Mccoy. a foreman at Elephant
Butte, has returned there, after visit
of remuneration with his family north
of Las Cruces. He had been sick at Ele-
plant Butte.
R. E Beohffer and J. B. Widdercoff,
both of Houston, Tex, were visitors
here.
Irrigation in Taos County.
James a. French, state engineer, gives
the information that work will probably
soon be begun on an irrigation project
in Taos county. which viii cover about
$4,000 acres of state land. Tt is located
in the vicinity of CerrO and the water
viii be taken from Red river. Financial
difficulties have kept back the project
Assistant state engineer J. w. johnson
has inspected the roads about Las Cruces
in which the state has interests He
was accompanied by county engineer
Merriwether.
W. H. Weston. OF Cutter, n. NJ, was
here.
Geo. ". Oakley and wife. of Kansas
CITY, are among recent tourists in Las
Cruces.
H. D. Gonzales has gone to FL Paso to
take a position with the Otto KrOeger
company.
viii Give Church Supper.
The women OF st. James guild viii
give a sup on November in one
of the available buildings on Main street.
Joe and Johnnie BRYAN visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee WoodsOn. west of Las Cruces.
A. f Berry and wife, of Barstow, Tex,
were recent visitors
{. d. Wilson IS - FL Paso
Theodore ROuault. ir., Lewis Broaddus
and John Anderson have left by auto
for Hillsboro. and from there will 90
on to the black range on a hunting ex-
petition.
Mrs. Theodore Rouault, IT., is in FL
Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Blinebry and chill
dren went to FL PasOl