El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04

AND MRS. ". H. COLDWELL.
M of Hutchinson, who drove to Ell
4VA Paso in a five passenger Chal-
mers, left Thursday on their return
trim TO their home. With the exception
of heavy, sandy roads. in the vicinity
Of Anadarko, Okla, the autOists re-
ported that the roads encountered
were in good condition Good Weathef
was enjoyed on the initial trip from
Auadarko the trip was made to Plalns'
kan, and from there to memphis
Lubbock. Tex. was the next place VS.
tied From there the journey was
made to Roswell. n. NJ, from where
the last lap Of the journey was made
into FL Paso. The trip was without
mishaps to the automobile Whlle
here Mr. and Mrs. COldwen made the
Two Republics garage the heaoquar-
tiers for their automobile. OtneI VS.
itors who visited that garage during
the past week, We're; Mr.. ana MIS-.
John May, of Las Cruces, n. NJ, VINO
made the trip here in HUDSON DOT
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party Of FL Pasoans are planning
to motor to the dam at Elephant Butte
for the week end, leaving saturday ana
returning Sunday. They will make the
trip in q Haynes car owned by X. =
Semple, a Hudson six. belonging "
Charles Pome-oy, and VIII K Marr's
overland. In nc party will be Mr.. and
Mrs VIII X. Iarr. Dr. and Mrs. Ia. "
WitherspOon Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
FomeFoy. Mr.. and Mrs Richard {,
Semple. Mrs. Ysabei Flate, Miss Anna
Shelton, Miss Nancy Lakeland, K r
Burgess and Miss Jane Burgess.
r. Powell, OF Silver City, n NJ, was
a visitor TO Ell PasO this week IN MS
car, making the trip in his seven pas
senger Hudson.
h Y. Gregg. driving. a Ford. was
visitor ia the city this week from KOS
weH.
Morris Nordhaus, of Deming, n. NJ,
driving a Buick 6, the largest car
manufactured by the Buick people,
made the trip to FL PasO and return
during the week.
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T. r. H. Smith, president Of the First
State bank, Of Las Cruces, N. NJ, made
the trip here during the week In his
Buick s.
Sales recorded by the Two Republics
during the week included a Buick 81"
to Clay Robinson, Of Deming, y. M,
and the same kind OF a car TO d. W.
Tatum, OF Eel Paso.
C.. Thede. manager Of the FL Paso !
Milling company. Joined the ranks OF |
autoists when he purchased a two pas
senger Buick. car this week.
George Pence, Of the Two Republics !
garage, left Friday in Buick %, I
five passenger automobile, which he /
will deliver to J. Jackson, Of Iularosa' !
n. NJ.
L A. Etie has purchased a Buick rs, !
a five passenger car
c. T. Turney. the well known cattle !
man Of Las Cruces, bought Stude-
baker four from the Richardson Motor !
company this week and drove 1t back
to Las Cruces.
Joe Wingfield, Of Alamogordo, y. NJ, /
drove a Studebaker four back home I
with him from FL Paso this week. He
purchased it from the Richardson Mo- !
tor company for $1120.
The Carpenters union intends for its !
business agent to get over the city IN /
style. It has bought used Buick and /
viii turn it over to the business agent /
of the union.
E. c. T Pelham, Of FL .Paso, bought /
a two passenger HupmObile Tuesday /
from the HupmObile agency here.
Albuquerque auto fans come to Ell
PasO to buy their cars. c. ". Albright, /
the Albuquerque agent for the Hup-
mobile drove a fie passenger Hupp !
back to the New Mexico metropolis,
this week.
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Seminole, Tex, is to have five new
automobiles from Ell PasO. A carload
OF HupmObiles were shipped from FL
PasO this week to Midland Tex and
from there will be driven to Seminole
for c. +. Rollins, who is the local agent
there for the Hupp. The cars were
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