El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28

Picnic Party.


A picnic party on Ine old barbecue
grounds beyond the cottage reservation
was enjoyed by a group OF people com
posed of Mesdames P. Nd RlSdOn, , +.
Franklin. J. i. Macon, E Snapps q s. as
Ferguson, Of Dallas Texas B. II. Myless
Atlanta, Ca; A J. Taylor Douglas,
Ariz-; NJ. / Daily, Miss Ethel M Aull,
Waco, Texas, Miss Eliza beth Howe,
San Antonio. Texas, and master George
Macon The picnickers cooked their
lunch by camp fire and had jolly
day of it
Miss Hamilton, Miss A L. Outlaw,
Miss c. L Outlaw, Mrs C. W GanO and
little Miss Evelyn GanO composed a
party that went TO the indian reserva-
ton on a picnic the last Of the week
Sunday Miss Harriet Rawlings, Miss
Estelle Howell, Miss Grace Robertson
and John Cribs went on a picnic party
to the indian reservation al Mesca4ero.
Have Rarebit Supper.
Following the Friday night dance at
the Pavilion, a number Of young people
remained and enjoyed a Welsh rareD1t
supper beside the big fireplace In the
Elizabeth Stevens. Stella Brick, Madge
Brick, Loretta Brick, Bernice Brick. ES-
telle Bamberger, Mrs L G. Sandel, Mrs
NJ Rooney, and Kent aetfrOn, Howard
Beecher, Scott n. Williams and Jack
Bales.
Harry Shannon visited Hubert Sharpe
at Summer Home cottage for the week
end.
Mrs. C. T. Sharpe, who has been in FL
PasO for a few days, returned to Cloud
croft Saturday, bringing with her Mrs.
J; L BrOyles. who will visit her for a
short time.
George G. Morse spent the weekend
with his family.
Mrs ]. B. White and baby, Mrs F1O--
ence Cochran ana Miss Carrie Z Cock
ran. who have been spending week IN
ClOudcrOft, have returned to FL PasO.
Mr.. and Mrs. H o. Wilson, who have
been staying at the Lodge Tor over a
4 70 "a "a rrf7a
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Davis returned
to ClOudcroft the last Of the week, after
spending quite a while in FL Paso-
Frank Coles and A P. Coles spent the
weekend with their families
Mr.. and Mrs h W. BrOaddus came
Saturday night, Mr.. BrOaddus for the
weekend and Mrs. Broaddus for the re-
mainder of the summer, after spending
a week in FL PasO.
Mrs. Ben Sherrod, who has been the
guest of Mrs. A P Coles has returned
to Ell PGso.
Miss Meta West and little Mss Luz
ellie Fife, of ClOudcrOft spent the last
of the week in AlamOgOFdo-
Mrs. Winchester Cooley and family
have returned to Ell Paso. after a short
stay at their cottage, ~WOOdway,
Miss Myrtle George spent the week
end here
Elmer Nelson and P. J. BIattheson,
Of FL Paso, spent the weekend here on
business assl
Charles Levy visited A Goodman and
family for a few days
Mamie StOlaroff is the guest of Leon
ard Goodman for a short time
Dr. P. NJ. RigdOn, Of Ell PasO, spent
the weekend with Mrs. RigdOn-
Services at Pavilion.
Rev Kenenth Brown. of the East Fl
PaSO reSbyterian church, conducted
the Sunday serTrces at the pavilion
Charles I. Nagel. Of FL Paso, came
Saturday TO remain week He viii
superintend the unloading and packing
of q shipment OF a car of ice from Ell
PaSo. which viii arrive about the mid
die of the week
Farmers Buy Threshers-
There is 4 most favorable outlook for
the farmers Of this section The wealth
er has been wei suited TO the Oat and
barley crops and the fields in all the
canyons are looking splendid. Pre-
pairing for the harvest season a number
OF farmers are supplying themselves
with threshing machines Heretofore
the IhreSh1ng machines were So few
and far between the crop has either
had to be tramped out, or sent down
the PenascO for threshing. DraytOn
Mills has a new portable engine threSh-
er for his place on Peck canyon P. H
Htxon, on James canyon, has purchased
a new model boiler and engine thresh-
er, and Ed Watson, on Aqua ChiQuito
canyon, has an improved threshing ma
chine
Go In Autos.
C1OudcrOft was the Mecca for auto
mobile parties Saturday. Mr. and Mrs
c. NJ Richards, of Carlsbad. n. NJ, in a
Buick car; Mr.. and Mrs f. A Morris, Of
Amarillo. Texas. in a Haynes As; W. NJ