El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-12

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| YeO, 2. o. box 402, or telephone to
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Las Cruces. n. ", March 12.-Nearly
all the trees in the Hinton addition
have been killed by being barked by
burc0s, which are allowed by their
night The people living in that sec
ton took great care to get their trees
started last year, and they were do
ing nicely and had made rapid growth.
The people are so enraged at the des-
tructiOn Of their trees that they are
ready TO fight burrOs. If there is an
ordinance to prohibit stock running at
large it seems that it is not rigidly
enforced.
Frank NJ. Hayner made a business
trip to FL PasO yesterday.
The flying of kites is one Of the
chief amusements, OF the school boys
during their recreation periods now.
Ranch Is Sold.
A Gordon, OF Louisiana, has pur-
chased the s f. Walker ranch near
Mesilla Park. His wife is now in Cal
ifOrnia, but viii join Mr. Gordon here
in the near future and they will move
TO their ranch home.
The neiShbOrhOOd sewing club met
at the home of Mrs. Keys, near DOna
Ana yesterday afternoon.
One of the worst sand storms of
this year visited here yesterday at
ternOOn. Some rain fell about noon
DR.. and Mrs. Atterbury have gone to
house keeping on their ranch between
here and Mesilla Park
Mr. Valentine is erecting a new house
in the Hinton addition.
Mr.. and Mrs O. A Foster and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis BrOaddus left here to-
day for FL PasO. and viii remain to
hear NOrdica.
Miss Edith Burke went to FL PasO
this evening to visit friends and hear
NOrdica-
The revival services opened in the
Methodist church last evening.
A D. Saunders is preparing to erect
a house in the Hinton addition
Mrs l. H WOrdOn viii visit her
daughter at ChamberinO this week.
She has for several months had charge
of the Strong rOoming house
Mrs. J. T. Findley has returned to
Hatch, after a few days spent here
Mrs. Charles T. Sands went to Fl
PasO this morning.
Mrs 7. c. Merrill is spending a cou-
pie Of days in FL Paso.
Reception Is Held.
pretty reception was given by
Mrs. Z. L. Day Of Griggs street and
Mrs r i. Young at the home OF the
latter. on the corner Of Miranda and
Florida avenues yesterday afternoon
from 2:3O to $50 Forty women called
during the afternoon. Die dining room
was artiStically decorated, white being
the prevailing color Beautiful white
carnations graced the dining table
Mrs. r L Faulkner and Mrs ". c.
Gerber assisted IN the dining room.
school Has Orchestra.
The public school orchestra is max
ing rapid progress in its study Of
music and is now practicing on some
new and more difficult selections
There are Il in the orchestra, all pu-
pills in the schools.
?. B. Hinton. having disposed OF his
interest in the East-Davis Hardware
company, will engage in the real estate
business.
Mrs. Vincent May entertained at
cards in honor Of Miss Armeda May and
Mrs Vincent AndTeas, Of FL Paso. Four
tables enjoyed the game. The following
were IN attendance: Mesdames William
JacOby. Louis HOstetter, Bowman, Selig-
man. Mcclure, Lemon Compton. Mark
Fred Hess, Flint, i. E. Day
and Haggerty and Miss Eide Tate. yell
low and white were the cOlors used in
Among the decorations were
flowers. a two course luncheon was
served Mrs. +. E Day won the prize
for the highest score. Presents were
given each of the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tate entertained
ut a turkey dinner last evening IN honor
Of the birthday anniversary OF their
laughter, Mrs. Herbert Kelly. Only the
members of the immediate family were
present. Mrs Kelly received quite a
number Of presents.
Mesdames Mark B. Thompson and
Vincent May arrived home from FL Paso
asst evening IN an auto.
Thomas MatsOn left last evening for
us home near Birmingham, Ala. where
le viii spend a months vacation. He
5 an engineer IN the reclamation sery-
&c. and since coming here has been
working IN tt office.
j. M Lawson, project engineer. and F. !
Deichman, designing engineer, spent yes |
erday here and returned to FL Paso.
asst evening.
DR.. Clayton C. Patch went to Rineon
his morning.
Edward c. Wade, IT,, returned from |
,anta Ee Yesterday morning. after sew
raj days spent there on legal business.
Mrs Ed Robert and son arrived here /
rom Albuquerque yesterday morning. 4
he is stopping at the Alamo Inn, and /
vii spend a week or more calling on old 1
riends here, her former home.
The Sew and So society VIII meet at
he home of Mrs. John Freeman on To-
borrow afternoon.
The new tennis court at Central school
, now completed and being used and
realty appreciated by children and I
eachers.
Thomas Tate Is confined to his home
n account of an attack of grip.
The high school literary societies arc !
7orking on a mock trial to be given in
few weeks.
James Mclaughlin, Of FL Paso, is here
isiting his children.
QUARTERLY EXAMINATIONS
ARE HELD AT THE COLLEGE
State College. y. NJ, March 1.-THE