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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25

., Icy Is part OF the neA Of swA Sec
starting point commence IS Fl sor+b %
. lne southeast corner of blk 8 in the
vltIiage OF Hurley as surveyed and plst-
80 a, F .h west TO IT, thence south l0l
TO place of beginning of which de- a.
SSTrtoea property take the west 50 feet
q, Iq nat part 81 mex Of the swh Of Sec.
follows; Commencing i05 - Ia,1t sa as
! southeast corner Of Lot 10. BloSk
3 original Plat. run thence soutb q
~ 10y thence north 50 feet. thence east
% rect 70 place Of beginning
Lot Blk. ~. r,7,.
Potters r9n1. NJ Blk.
FSAn ss5tioa and Gogebic Development Cos
Lot Blk. -. M
e. Of Of east : DIN
va OF feet Of
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25

Beginning al 3 point (65 ft.l souther-
~ parallel 70 (69 IT. Ceasterly at right
angles 70 the Iron Belt Mining Co
addition 10 Block a. OF the village OF
iron Belt measuring thence from north
east corner 0of said addition running
southerly Parallel with the center Of
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 very. very little happening VIII tur' inc long slow downward march . J ara into n renewed and cnltvene;
 upward scramble fuil of vim "nd l'f' , ana success.
 1 There huec I"" il tOwns Art'' i sttOd still in their tir-"hs To- N''T' ! ;.nd then suddenly taken t sp"rf "h' {, with a renewed energy advance" ''' | su.h fl surprjsiIls rate tii,t th" hn'iip' i ,,u,s ,ould hardly keep up w"' ', themselves.
 >nJ tbcs,. chungca com" s"nh''mT ...,,u ie,st ..xpcctcd hs Nhss m"fr uy of the people.
 The pendulum here has not nc'i' swinging as high to the mark ol pros ptrity as 1t reached at one time "' ,oct it seems to have been going slow CT and slower lower md lower.
 Eut that does not mean that 1t ls il, inx to stop. Far from 1t. If ' ,c..,ns anything it means that riRh' n..w the very lowest ehb has h"r'' reached and that beginning with the onening of navigation in the sprii'' tho steady old pendulum Is going ' get move on Itself and her'h increase its speed. gradually sys'' ,upticaly and in steady r""h U
 ,..in nlbN:tft' trend for many years tO come.
 There ara sevcrnl reasons far hH :" ,,,i. If isn't simply luck r ''ir"r' on the part of fortune. II is all '"''' luricnl and rcls"nuh'r [" expect tii'' f,,un pow un Nome will continue '" s.. bpt,rr days than sh" has E:'I''h ,,nn for tic past few years
 Tb,. ,rissu::c "f the railroad hill !" ,.. nnrcss will hc enc great fit'"r VI lrirging renewed prosperity "' "" {" nnska. and that includes N"''' There is not the slightest doubt ''""' there being quartz here. and "'"'" ti. quartz being developed N'e"l' | t;,,ns Lokjny Ia this end ar" alr'"d c.,inr ,n. That Is anuth,T reason t' believing that we arr. G'irG 10 S'' f, ,.rw..l activity in mining herr
 Right now the pendulum iS "i' IT, shortest swing. lt K g"iuE {" m'" q fas.er and fastcv and swing h':l"' and higher fr,.in this winter. l''' V N ilI be d good idea for those "f ''s Wh' are interested tu stc thai the h''rinr' ore kept oiled.
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Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, JAN. A, 1914

Tho pcndulum of prosperity is r'' ,her ii remarkable instrument. Fol mo 1t swings back and f"rt' ,.:th regularity that gives the h'';' ..f D.rpct,,al mot Ion. IL either swinsF steadily 10 tho same mark at each 'h' oc its arc or will swing higher 'hd Higher us the years F" "n tmlh 'h" ultimate is reached.
 This is not the case with eNerEo"' ., with every community. It IS th'' exception rather than the rule ana in most instances, eith"r indiNid"a' .r communicate. the swinging ct the n. ndu,um varies Sometimes t" higher tide of prosperity. sometimes '' a lower.
 Rut fl does keep right on swinging That is the beauty of the thing ah'' when it hus swung itself out on 'h ,owcr icycis or tl,e dial. when what e, CT power guides the motion "f the gigantic pendulum of fortune is t're'' of the slow lazy speed that never gets anywhere. then 1t most generally '' gins to get a little accelcrated motion and speeds up to Il higher mark Th' nnrduIum never stops. i'rosp never stands still. It either advances it's speed or it slows down.
 It is remarkable what little li''nr wiIl change the speed of this pen duium or the length of It's swing either way.
 Sometimes the decrcasc in ih" swihS ia gradual and place goes SLOWLY down. down and finally out. some times when 1t seems that the lowest cbb is reached and that tho rrn'u- lum must stop entirely ii takes "" new and unexpected lifc and again begins the long steady swing thai means consistent upward strokes "n- til once again the heighths "f pros perity are reached. And if takes such . little thing sometimes |" change 'hc motion of this swinging weight. such !. very little change in conditions.
 There have been cases in business where a man was almost down and out. He had done everything in tho world that he could think of to mak" things better. but 1t seemed |" nc useless. His trade was getting icss and less. Then he happened 1" get hold of acmc catchy little advertising matter H might have boon only ' word or a sentence. but it took th" public fancy and 1t turned the tidc
 The pendulum of prosperity began lc swing up again with lively motion and from the brink of disaster th'. tmsiness came back {" prosperity.
 II w.,s mighty small thing. th'S | hatch phrnsr. hut it changed tho trend of the business mans life. The nmc h true of communities \
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Secretary Bryan said yesterday ! l-n informed "f the anii-An"ric"n demonstrations in Japan that II "" q great surprise to him as vol as WI Inc attitude of the Japanese @oy,i'i u,rn in regard u the .'ncsl."n To- tween The two countries.
 Tndoultedl, MT Bryan told ih truth when he made the ahurc state | n.ent But there is hardly any mHr | in the country in a position [" know Niih more accuracy than the S'"r''' ] tary uf State just exactly what k " ! pt.ler u: an.r."r nation in regard ." us The Sta.,rt.,ry .f S;ttc ht~ t'' iulc secret str' i'' 'r t:.r rt' :
 S,al"s at his command a"'i lr' 'r'.a =
 aa;jr list of diplomatic and V"unc"'"'
 o:ir,t> S,attcitd over t'" W"rld |"
 k, rp him informed of just such mni $
 tcrs. Certainly if anN"hr sh"u''!
 Er,w from the very f.i.I "f his "I'i .
 cial position what is going "m 'und". the rose in foreign cuuniii,'s ii i;' t't" man ni the head nf the dcrarim '.d q:
 state.
 lcrlnps it is mt the fault "f "iii | f, reign minister that l'' d"'s I''' | know these thinp*. x" mti,,' w!r l. may happen to b. hc tS :: t"i; Iiey man and he has l"cn pui in" ', iuh ,,f which lie kn.'n, very illi and in which lc has hAl n" lr''Ni"is training,
 There Is perhaps arnIlI'r cN'''s' i'r cur Sccrrtarics nf stat" i"i in: as . ruh yur!, vcrA Innr diplomats in': knowir. sr iiiilr "f world lnl!r.'" ard world m.N, meats They h:'>' have b,.i,. far th" r'si iHir, mcr"'* ! n, iii icins who have been given th,li
 positions as Il reward f"r in'r> work l and they are n"t supp's,'l "r 'N rectc,l. to know auAil,in. m"r, t'E,i how lo work "ui the best m",ns "i continuing ilr. lsirtl in power, If iS th,It'f.r, Ith tir' fHt't "t MT
 I;ryan that h" k surprised wE"ii h'
 learns fnr the tist thn". MlGii 'm'n' many lcuil. i:i tliv country. l"n ii' cnhil nnd private life. haN" ;'r'' '' ali along. that the feeling in .Ia.r'i 'r regard |" tim United States iA q. ''t
 T Ix.,ni
 It k surprising that the Secretary of Stntn of the t'rii'.l Stni"s si"ni he surprised when l"' learns iiH'' JuIan has been fer sem" jim" f"st""- ing a spirit If ,nmity tow 'r'ls ih's na lion. Ii is more than s,,,prisin;. il < alarming. lf the Secretary "f stat" docs not know thrsr things. Wli'' should know them" Certainly u is his business tn know some of his sul'- .. rtlinaics have certainly lnrn snIiit of cul,ml,lr ncsliernct, in net i"f"im in. their chief.
 Supposc tho Secretary "f War were ns ignorant in risnri tn thr Isl.'r- ,tln,ss uf tl,' army af t;"' hit'',' S,ntrs and tho conditions. strcnSt; uf th- army "f Iipan. suppose s'i'' Secretary nf the Navy know n" more about tic naval rircngiI, Japan and il. disposition than tho Secretary "i si.n- says hr knows about the l"'li ti,si condition in Japan. It would % n rather serious matter. And vi;
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q
 pcrE;,pa ihexe o.::. ':i, d. not ''noH ,pse ti,tp.-s. 1l.., ,tre no moro sol iitr. .,r sailnI"s m' ,,r;.t".i>ss thtn '''' ..,rri.ry uf s;,;itr !: dipl"'na''sf
 '.. s,,r,. t,.'v n," S.sf' ''u'''''f 'i
 ..i... p., n,i.'' .i'',.ii,i's "i ''' Lri
 ,,I if, ,,.., ,i iir..'., 'nlv ,i."' :'
 touch w'H: tlc natter "'''''' :" w
 ;,rti,.r ,hcir d"!n,ri;ut'li' VII Y
 -,ccret;,r, nf state. I,iyi'n'l: .i '''nit'' j,n an,l not n hipIonu,tist. t< 'n:'''''" .d hv nfhr politicians 1nr! ''" t''' ,.i..n mInjstcr., ;Iu,I ami, ss."l.i-' |" nru u,ir;'in,i for t'r'" l'''''""' Ttrr.. jv "rlG,i'4 m"r,' "N'l'" for th S., crctyrv nf State nui knowing "f Inattcrs so vital to the country "s 'h' fcc,ing In Japan towards this nati"r IT., js n very much occupied omc"' p,, somebodv might have told hin about it for there are go very many amer,cens hoth officials and just nh fin citizens who know just cxactlr the feeling of the Japanese r""T'' and the Japanese officials towards us !, is only necessary |" h"r"n" w'i r,t ugh acquainted with any 'ihl''n''S' gentlemen tn know just what 'h"t n"- t;un from il;., !i'.hcsi |" li'' "'"''i'' ,lu,ks .,bn,,i iIu. i'niird S Htrs '' \m,ri,., surely S,jI""'ii'' !''"'l i,a,c tol.! our S'rrrtn'N "r S'H'',
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
AT IRE NEW EAGLG

Old Le. .turter Bye and tlo '" nous Athe ton Bourbon ws'=s .rs Distilled spring 1864 1905 beuan: n bond ar! reduced to so pe7 e~ns bJ U. s. government, by the oo.-'- gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

F-x~ollicrr tries '" k!H ',""''t' Hr.r.r l'ri,,.r. rtis r'ya'iN "i-'l' is nu, all sLiit'cs and i",r ~'"t n;t.s t.,.r, l. ' t"l!i-i.dtE
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SEND vOue tA,,Nta~

fLe i,, sp!.- i"g.Indit ht '' vHi rec4i~. v""6 work x""hi:'' ' :. .n. hu, .."... rWp,v"s ~h" T'.''"'" i,,. sta rdari %sge.
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Alay.,: Mitchell If Nrw E"' 'N
 b,. uii ,natr t'"luInl i." tlll': :"'.'". .mmissirinr. fi" last army "'i'''" ii.N tried il;" i'L' w.'s, sorry '' t'"@' |! IL is ,:. place. for ''n ."'l"'>' r''1
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.tt,ilrr Me-, ,":'" h-r'iN -''' tr.la il'rll i'> 'i.ln't". II .>nlcri,.iit diilii;:r;t ''ii "' " ."
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
PHONE MAIN 46.

Entered as second class matter Feb. %. 1907. at the Postoffice at Nome Alaska, under the Act "f Congress "f March 2. 1878.
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Copy for regular advertisements must be In by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

Ml.,"ui 'art 'r ' S'hai' T. l''i msi tI,r stinr h. x :, m" til." N!'' in .i.,,,ir.; h.'iu.i'"- "f w'r' ii'' tite air.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

W"u,.,. f.s""l :. I:r."'.'," d"l'' l,.n n',"., >t" ".... 'r.rs'.''r ""' If s',.. l..I ,u-Wu -Ir. would ...' - . l.,,, f .d -,.r
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

I'u.ii+i, sai'rt.",trS S'An' "NN rarut,ht." uit tEr coins ui tu i'-'''i :>oi at all patriotic |" in.st " z French.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

Nome Weekly Nugget. l month. ..bo' Nome Weekly Nugget. year...sb.o'
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MU00eT MINING AND DHEUHFN0
 MAGAZINE.
 (Issued Annually in Octobero Price DOT copy. ................... .ou'' t.rice per copy. mailed. ........ .5hc Rates for advertising space In my of the above publications will he madr known on application.
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THIS WILL INTEREST YOU.

iu. li". nest t,,irt, i,ys ". vii pli,c nn sal" lt .n ".r vnt discount r. i!u" Made suits tn order.
 rife gulr of tni,' s," s'n':. :Itra r!.It.rn.s in blacks a"d llrrF. :..'. nnd W,,rStUis.
 First riisa wufhm;irs'ir fl: ;:u .- aa,"cd. rnly s'n';! d"pn'. i, :,'itii,tj W,. i.,N ii, ,.r tu examine ""t"'S wh' t'..r y.,, -',n. "r ,.,t ,.',. d.. ai!'i" !i.,n, ilr; .l,'.li":. !r'ssn'- "nd r' :, ir.n.- '.''rs tn pi,,lsc.
 NoHE TOlLORlNG co. Between Zehn.r and Scgerstrom's.
 AT THE NEW EAGLE.
 i,cmrich O',a' 70 .'ollo Beer O. drauc,,t. aIsc slce:" ivy the bot,i" '' case.
 %. "il.. sin ni.i hc |. r",n the r.,!Tt
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RICHARD RATION. Editor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-07
Autonobiling.

Dr. and Mrs E. H. Irwin ana Fanny
and Miss Halle Irwin mofored down the
valley Sunday.
M. and Mrs H ". Broaddus, MISS
,rs-ie cole and Miss Lillian Cole mo-
fore5 10 the Newman ranch sunday;
NT- and Mrs G. c. Tatum and MIS-
O. II. Perkins motored 10 the AN IL :
ranch at Clint sunday ana s. lily Gu O
dinner with the Tantum family
=. 4,Uz- marty OF young folks enjoyed
t17e dsv Sunday with q picnic AZ AusCO
Ta7lre They motored out IN the mo
inc and spent the day al the 4eLlE 1
e-1aadinE a picnic dinner unosL ne
frees- IN the party Were MISS C le-I-
sink. Mss Margaret Bryan, L-sn =
Croolzer and Harry WulIL- MISS - u q
maud Fink was the cnapeIoA LOL 'iS
party. - .--s
a " k-- Tirr0ev- Nr. and Mrs. J. A
E-sl-susr. q H Leaveu and / II
Ti1go returned Sunday after an 9S s6o
-, 5-r-ine- which they covered LeOv
-5ifae Thev camped and 1lshed
--aaI- near Springerville, ArlZs AZ an
s1fitnde of 5000 feet among the pines pines;
Tbev then made the trip 70 ne G I-..-s
Ce1yoD Of the Colorado. Ihey were
syvav three weeks
NJ and Mrs. Monroe Harper ana
60 0svid. and Mrs Harper's sister
~ A Harris, have returned from
automobile trip that began az e
pee in April and took them 10 CAN
Fo-1ia Nevada, Utah, Wyoming anu
Colorado. before returning 10 z faS9'
lT-ae5sv thew will leave for Roswell
L4esC7 s-t,e1, viii make their future
1,c-1s having sold their Three Rivers
inch They made the trip in HAYNES
1e1I automobile. driven by Frank TAI
auauteE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-07
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Miss Buelah Brown will return this
week from q visit in Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oliver have
returned from CloudcrOft-
Mrs. N. o. Wright is at home after a
two months vacation in California
Miss Sue Crombie has returned from
an extended trip through Canada and a
P z. johnson and two daughters
have returned from a six weeks visit
in eastern Texas
Mrs. J. F. Primm and daughter,
Gladys, have returned from an extended
visit in Waco. Tex.
Mrs. J. a. Dick and daughter, Miss
Katherine. are at home, having returned
from a vacation in California
MISS May Anderson who has ,,i oeen
spending the summer in san Diego
CaFif. has returned TO FL PasO.
Mrs. T. N Waller has returned from
Carlsbad. n N, and is visiting Mrs j.
II Lewis, at the Virginia apartments
Mrs. J. S Mitchell, Of 251I Montana
street, has returned from Pine BlrIL.
Ark, whe-e she has been visiting het
mother for the summer
Mr. and Mrs F. 2 ellison, daughter
turned from California, where they
spent the summer months WISHING th@
Teach resorts --
Louise Wilkinson, who have been me
guests of Mrs J. Davis Porcher, IN
Tfp TOP cottage, Cloudcroft, returned
to FL PasO Saturday.
Mrs. H. NJ Young returned from
AIamogordo. n N, Saturday her
daughter. Miss Helen Duclo, who has
been spending the summer in Alamo
gordo. accompanied her home
Mrs. A. G. Foster and daughters,
Miss Katherine Foster and MISS
E-s7,cee Foster and Mrs. Erdix Dear
ing and children returned SATURDAY
from California, where they spent the
summer
Miss Lucretia Jones returned sat
,,-5ay from Cloudcroft- where she has
been spending a short time on her
ranch. Forest Home" sinceg her re
turn from New York city, where she
spent the summer
Mrs. James A. Anderson, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Emma
Nelson. in Fort Worth, returned to IL
Paso Saturday, accompanied by ner
Iumbus, \. NJ. where they will remain
for some time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-07
Dinners and LuncheOns.

The West Ysleta club was the mecca
for about so auto parties sunday. me
members are finding the cur oe-
lightful place and are taxing aoFan-
tage Of its hospitality
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter kohlberg were
entertained at dinner at the club sun
day by Maurice Schwartz MI ana
Mrs Il F Andreas and family were
also diners at the club Mr.. and Mrs
] F. Williams entertained with din
ner Sunday evening at the cluo, Inc
table was beautifully decorated with
American beauty roses and ferns
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs z.
q Neff. Mr. and Mrs Powell Stack
house ir and Mr.. and Mrs Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Torres were also
Al the club for dinner. Other guests
Included Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pom
erov. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred z. Hardaker.
Miss walker Mcclellan and Page
Nj and Mrs. Charles Stevens and
family motored to the valley and had
dinner a. the club Sunday also.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Naething were
the hosts at luncheon sunday at the
country club. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Oliver, Capt NJ l..
Crimmins and Joseph Roxby, Of Chi
Miss Elizabeth Stevens was the
bonoree Saturday afternoon at a lunch
con given by Miss Geraldine Merchant;
The table was conferred with red and
white carnations and a bouquet Of the
same fragrant flowers decorated Miss
Steveus's chair. Those present were:
Misses Elizabeth Stevens. Marion
Young Edna Robertson. Grace Wingo,
Margaret Davis, Blanche Davis Irene
Laughlin, Geraldine Merchant.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Pruett entertained
yesterday with a family dinner at their
home. The table was daintily decked
with pink and white roses and ferns.
Covers were laid for: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fletcher, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry L Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Pruett, Ralph Lowenfield, J. R. Pruett,
OF MADEIRA, Mex, Barron Fletcher and
G. c. Curry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-07
Dances.

Mss Grace Wingo gave an enjoyable
dance Saturday evening at ler nome IN
Gov eminent Hill White ana green was
the color scheme used throughout the
house The Star of Bethlehem mowers
and ferns being combined IN a cnarIn-
ing effect Punch was served IN the
conservatory between the dances, ana
the dancers rested IN the spacious
uorcb. which had been converted into
a coy retreat Among the guests
were: Lieut. and Mrs. ". Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Winchester Cooley MI ana
Mrs Van c. Wilson, Mrs Alnla W ara
Misses Martha Thurmond- Geraldine
Merchant, Irene Laughlin, Alice w ullfe,
Blanch Davis. walker Mcclellan, Mar
garet Davis, Virginia Semple1 EIllly
Kemp Marion Young MessrS- GarneIl
King, Ted HOughton, Allan cram g
Ted Davis, Page Kemp, Jack Pryor
GUY Hammett Davis Lewis CROKER
Edmund Behr, Frank Roberts, Ldeuts-
A d. Surles, G. N Russell, w W
Collins, c H DanlelSon' , =; > M0ou -
G. N Russell, ". ". Collins, + Z
Rogers, d Z. McCunnih
Saturday nights dance at the Country
club brought out a large number OF II
Pasoans. and many OF the younger SCI,
Among those attending were: Mr. ana
Mrs. Z. N Whitaker, MI ana MS 5l,Is.7 n,
L Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs Cnaries
LOOMS Judge Julius A BucAlers MI.
and Mrs Claiborne Adams Mr.. ana
Mrs. Kenneth oliver, Mr.. and MIS-.
James A Dick, Mr. ana MIS- a =
Coles Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coles, MI
and Mrs. Otis Coles, Capt. and MIS-.
George c. Barnhardt Lieut. ana mrs
Mccain, Mr. and Mrs Jonn NeelHlHs,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Davis, Mr. ana
Mrs Vance Stewart, DR.. and MIS-. Faul
Gallagher. Mr. and Mrs. W 1. Games
Mr.. and Mrs A L Cox. Mr. and MIS-;
T J. Stafford, Mr.. and Mrs; Ha1
Christie. Mr. and Mrs Zach Lamar
Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. MCDONALD,
Mr. and MIS-.
Ben Sherrod, Mr.. and Mrs. John Aane
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N Dudley, Ar. anu
Mrs c. H Finley, Mr. and MS J. ;
Raster, Mr.. and Mrs D. C. Sutton J1oge
and Mrs. J. Z. Sweeney, Mr.. and MIS-
VIII WaIz. judge and Mrs. E. z. Hlg-
gins. Judge and Mrs J. F. Mckenzlei
Mesdames S. kranzthOr, h J. simmons
y C. Krause, Josephine Ludwig A X
Hni. Z. N Bell. s. H Johnson, A n
Brown, Victor Foster, W r Brown
Misses Walker Mcclellan. Ivah Cool
Nav Kranzthor, Marion Young, valerie
Garrard. Sallie Small, Alice Wuln, Floy
Barnhardt, Kate Sucker, Louise Berry,
Marion Noses. Margaret Schuster, tloy
Pence lydia Pence, Lula Brown, LOCK
kirby I.indley, Louise Lindleys Anne Lee
Pix Ruth Hill, Katherine DICK, SlarrO"
smith. Col. Joseph Garrard, MAJ yohn
T Hines Mai. N NJ McNamees Gap [
n 7, Crimmfns Capt Knowles, Capt
Alfred w Bjornstad, Capt. J. A vas
Der Cant Robert Mearnss Lieut. w d
simpson. Lieut. R o. Amin; Messrs- T.
S. Stewart, James Alves, W H HaWk <
ms. Jack Pryor, Aubrey Pryor. L1ckeJt
Coehrane, Mason Pollard, W d small
Roger Brown, ". H +. Judd. ). II
T31acl-sbear. c. B. Roberts, E W L POLK
IlarlZin smith. Gist Russell, Allen shir-
lev Gunther leasing, Robert Martin
Tou MayheId. NJ B. Stewart W. r
PAYNE. John Crockett, Henry cog 5LL'
r5y-ar5 Simmons. Harwood Simmons,
Roland Kemp, J. 4. HAPPIER, Wllfora
Kranzthor, William Race, Harry W ull'
e-d Toseuh ROEby.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-07
Ell Pasoans Auau.

Mr.. and Mrs Carl Springer spent tho
week end in CloudcrOfL
Mrs. F. ". Mcconnell is visiting her
mother in Fort Worth
Dr. 3. NJ Worsham is IL Santa Fe,
y NJ, for a few daVs-
J. r Whitfield left for ClcudcrOft
Saturday to spend several days.
Fred Hess. one OF the Give ones
from Las Cruces, was here Saturday
TO spend the day.
Mrs I @. Pearson and son, Harry
Pearson. lef- for Cloudcroft Saturday,
TO sperd several days
Mrs J. Allard and Mrs. 2. E Pfeiffer
and children went TO Cloudcroft Satur-
day TO spend several days.
Miss Eleanor Porcher left E Paso
Saturday for CloudcrOft TO spend sew
eral weeks at Tip Top cottage
Miss Roberta Bruner left for SAT-
ford. ARK, Saturday, TO teach in the
Stafford high school She has formerly
been a teacher in high school in
Colorado.
Mrs. W. ". Evans. accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Barney Hughes. and
her little daughter, viii leave Wednes-
day for St Louis, where they Will
spend the winter.
Miss Mary Cannon and Miss Birdie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-07
Women's Organizations.

Mrs. c. F. Elliott is the chairman OF
the finance committee for the asoscia-
ton and Mrs. Rue jackson Is the
treasurer.
At the benefit performance to be
given Wednesday afternoon for the
Rescue Home association. Mrs Lou
Policy viii sing Z Love You, Fl Paso.'
a song just published Dy Mrs J. y,
Cameron and "In a Garden Of BeautlIul
Dreams" written by Mrs May Burton
Connolly. also OF Fl Paso- Mrs Folley
has a beautiful soprano voice ana was
formerly an opera singer Mrs FRANK
Prediction will be assisted IN seating
the guests by Misses Josephine Mornt'
Ella Jackson. Reba Elliott. Mary
Leighton. Mary Lewis, Frances Hen-
derSon Marion Young. Sara BrIdgers,
Beatrice Pateman, Margaret Bryan
Grace Fleck. Dema Fleck, Canllle Md
Ter. Anita Maetze. Rebecca Maetze,
Alma Morrison. Clara Fink and Eleanor
Eubanks-