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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-25
List of Registered Voters
SHELTER PRECINCT NO. II.

SHELTER PRECINCT NJ
Hendricks, Fred
Hanson, Fred
Howarth, j. II.
Hollingsworth, r. L.
Henning, A. G..
Hamilton. w. II. Fl.
Hogan, W. ".
Hengstler. H. c.
Hall, w. F.
Hogan, II. J.
Hogan, X. D..
Hornbek, E. W.
Houston, Frank
Hunter. George
Hill, L. II.
Hamilton, c. P.
Hayes, Mike
Hardy. w. H.
Holgate, C.. G.
Hill. b. F.
Herman. Max
Henry. vern F.
Eayens, G. w.
Harrington. E. A.
Hoffman, A. M.
Helm, Fred
Harrison, w. X.
Holmes, Frank A.
Holton. ]. d.
Houghton, Mike
Hoskin, Chas.
Hendry. W. j.
Horne. W. w.
Horton. J. j.
Hawse. j. II.
Harrison, w. X.
Hicks, j. II.
Jenkins, c. v.
JOSH, s. +.
James. II.
Johnanson, Anil VIM.
Jameson, F. Z.
Jenkins. A. L.
Jewell. s.
jenkins, MILFORD
Jones. Jesse
Joyce, Mark
johnson, G.. A.
Jewell, +. p.
Johnson. Z.
Jensen, Lars
Kenney, John ID.
Keig. John j.
Kline, Elmer
Kerr. X. c.
uhne. g. T..
Kuhne, G.. T.
Kelly, Paul
Kelly. +. A.
Kent. F. +.
Kelly, +. NJ.
King. j. =.
Kaas. Edward
Heating, w.
kesler. Frank
knelange, Nm.
King, Sidney
Klemme, Ed.
kjellberg. Carl o.
Leak. Oliver s.
Lowe, William
Leyson. ID. b.
Lakenan, G. b.
Leeomp, A. NJ.
Lucas, T. b.
Lewis, J. II.
Liddle, c. A.
Lundell, c. A.
Larson, Geo. c.
Lille. c. NJ.
Leak, L. c.
Lees. James +.
Lane, I. ].
Ludwig, w. p.
Linton, w. D.. Jr..
Loveridge. e. ID.
Larson, Leonard
Law, w. H.
Langdon. VIM. E..
Lines, Stevens
Lamhern. v. p.
Leak, Edward +.
Long, j. Il.
Lcgsden. S. c.
Lewis. l.. T.
Mills, Fred l..
Mount, r.. b.
Muric. Mike
Matter, j. X.
Merrill. w. b.
Madison. G. l..
Morgan. Arthur
Maxwell, Edward
Martin, ]. II.
Muller. II. j.
Meder, X. b.
Morley, j. o.
Morgan, Jack
Morrison, J. X.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-25

Miles. W. R. Running. Alb
Milne. Alex. Rose, W.
Middagh. r. f. Reese. I. ii.
Mathews, Chas. Robb, ID. NJ.
Maier, II. A. haWiins, ID
Names. L. B. Ray, John d.
Names. C. d. Robertson, A.
Marsh, @. A., Jr. Rees. Thomas j.
Mucklow. w. B. Rigold. Peter
Molleson. Fine Riddle, Wm II.
Martin. w. c. Redmond ]. II.
Morey. W. {. Ruden, Jonn j.
Mangum. Earl Roach, J. F.
Martin. julius Remington. W. F.
Miller, Albert F. Surris, Stilian
Marsh, A. @. smith, u. M.
Mitchell, Chas. z. Sears. Carl
Musgrove, Roy Slack, r. {.
Molyneux, J. N. Spriggs. w. N.
MAR. J. G. schoenhalls. Ed
Molleson. John +. Sellers. J. L.
Martin. Scott Stoll. Joseph
Miller, Thomas smyth. Lawrence d.
M~ashnowsky, j. L. Spitz, Arnold
Moseley, Chas. J Slater, Ralph
Metzel. ]. II. Scott, Willard
Mayer, NJ. E. Stout, @. NJ.
Mayer, Arthur S. Slower, E. J.
McGhan, c. A. Smith, w. J.
Mccarthy. Max H.. Stroup. Bert
Moconyille. Jas. Stack. John
McGrath. Martin Stone, j. l..
Mccarthy, w. A. Sanders, ]. W.
Mcintyre. II. Smith, J. L., Jr
McDermott, J. w. schwarz, Jacob
McAlister, J. A. Scott, Frank H..
McDaniels. s. II. Simpson. b. F.
McCole w. Slater. Arthur
Mccarthy, John Scbluter, ii. A.
Mcdowell, w. W. Spriggs, Bert
MCGUIRE, II. G. Stevens, E. W.
McKenna. ID. r. Slater. II. A.
McGhie. Robert Steele. y.
HcDonough, +. b. Stone, II. 4.
Maltby, Tod Steele. W. Z.
Mcfarland, Thoe. Shrubs. A. e.
EcNulty. Mike Sutherland. /.
Morgan. Miles A. Smith. Anton p. n.
Norman, Isaac Snow, Roy
Newman. Geo. F. Scott. G. n.
Nebeker. A. A. Schmich, NJ. r.
North. r. c. shertlen. G. l..
Nichols. Herb. A. Smith. Allen
Norris. l.. G. Sloughman. Fred
Nelson. Thos. Thomas. J. v.
Mink. L. A. Throop. Dennis E.
Nober, Thomas Trusdale. W. II.
Newman. chas. F. Thurston. X.
Needham. c. II. Turner. ]. L.
o'Neal. David Fl. Tracy. II. II.
Glen. G. r. Tennis. f. J
Rourke, C. Taber, 2.
Olson. Chas. Turner. +. l..
o'Leary. Jas. J. Thies. Otto ].
o'Boyle. Thomas Thesis. Geo. A..
Ouellette. A. p. Taylor. f. y.
Oekey. j. X. True. c. IL.
OFT, George Tipps. +. A.
Owens. Daniel Van Malta. Geo.
Pierce. J. C. verdan. Joseph
Paterson, W. W. yerdan. W. J.
Patnaude. J. L. vose. u. T..
Phillips. p. II. Vivian. Thomas
Polglase. Vim. Van Dusen. r. C..
Phillips. A. e. Van Dusen. V.
Porter. Elisha Weber. John c.
Payne. E.. E. whitley. Geo. A.
Potter. A. A. Whalen. w. J.
Pomeroy. r. E. II. White. William, Jr.
Peak. w. e. Vulgar. b. p.
Parker. II. G. Wonord, A. p.
Phillips. w. II. Wright. Role
Patros, VIM. Wilkinson. G. A.
Price. J. N. Welsh. John X.
Preehtl. s. f. Walker. John
Preston, L. weide. John
Parshall. S. f.. Williams. c. A..
Patch. g. J. Wilson. George
Pearson, E. Wallace. II. G.
Tonnders,s W. westbrook. Jack f.
Quinn. d.. A. Waite. a. @.
Quincy, w. Wallace. L. E.
Rapp. Geo. westenrider. John
Ramsey, A. q. Wingo. G. p.
Rodell. X. A. Weller. c. r.
Ryan. Alex West, J. T..
Routt, J. II. Watson. j. ID.
Robb. Albertus Williams. II. ].
Richard, Irevine Wilton. Stanley NJ.
Robbins. l.. Il. Wilson. John +.
Richards. II. w. b. Winrow. r.. II.
Raeey. Stanley winrow. p. w.
Rose. ALI. j. Williams. A. C.
Kelley, c. A. Webb, Bert
Rigden, d. L.. Wood. c. l..
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-25

TE OF NEVADA
County of White e) IS
Notice mmH given that will receive objections the nhn we@ m nd yp m am, registered until o'clock |
D. M on the tenth day previous the day dMhm i
All pmM whose @m be eT@@ube @dh the above list should appear at my offices the. mm Barriers shop and /
have came corrected MAX HERMAN Registry Agent Shelter Precinct No II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
MILITARY EVENTS TO FEATURE SOCIETY
ACTIVITIES IN Ell PASO DURING WEEK

TTTARY events will come
NJ strongly to the front in the SO
IVA cial calendar for the comlns
--ee1r Starting out the week will De
the army polo tea to be given at Or
Fliss sunday afternoon and which
inc at the military post instead OF at
washington Park. is likely 10 be even
more popular with FL Pasoans thah
its very popular predecessors, 1or ,,l II
viii have the added military 49,.
ground of the post u ~ eS,-e- one
Tvill be the military band 70 6lsS -
~ ffe well arranged concerns ~ -
the afternoon, while the nos 10 --1 -
army women dispense Tea anu ~
from ly-tent-canOpled taDIes vi ~
lawns Of the officers quarters. ~ ~
military hOstesses for the Jay VIZ
be Mrs. j. c. Waterman MIS-; ~ \
Rarnhardt Mrs. II. n. COoles' ~ =, .
IN Lewis Mrs. NJ. M. McNamee, ~ >
a q smith. and their FL Paso ass So
e1fr IviII he. Mrs. z T.. White, MIS-
MaT Weber. Mrs W. l. Tooley ana
Mrs George Sauer 49, eo-,5
FI Pasoans are becoming very AOnu
o. good polo, as played 1y ny g.; f
teams Of the border patrol ana 7 II -e
likely that there viii be a very "a ~
and representative gathering OF II
Paso's who's Who" at the Fort sun
dav afternoon for the game. 81,
y
the most important social event OF the
entire week, and is the reception 70
be given Col. Robert Il. h. L0usn-
borough by the goth infantry oIIlcers.
The reception will be given at the
Country club Wednesday nlgnI alQ
as $50 invitations bearing the crest
Of the 10th infantry have been sent
ont. the affair viii be largely at
this district and the prominent people
Of FL Paso. The latter part OF the
evening is to be devOCed TO dancing
so society generally IS anticipating the
event with much pleasure.
Another event OF great amount OF
interest to Ell PasOans is. the wedding
of Miss Lucille Daniels and A. Ia
Cox which will occur on Thursday
evening.
Two Dances Scheduled.
The younger set are pleasur2bly an
ticipating two dances; one on Wednes-
dav night. when they will dance for
the benefit Of the Sunshine society
at a dance given by the SUNSHINE
Helpers, and on Friday night the
Ouakers' club. which has absorbed the
old popular Haf-Wai club, viii give
one Of its regular dances
Wednesday afternoon viii be the
final meeting for the year Of the art
department Of the WOman's club, and
beeause of this. a pleasant social fea-
ture Of serving tea and waters has
been introduced as farewell before
the members adjourn for the sum-
mer. The afternoons program viii be
devoted to a study of novel uses OF
cement in sculpture and promises to
be instructive as well as entertaining.
As usual the church organizations
Of the city viii be busy conducting
to carry on their church
work. With the resumption of card
clubs and other social activities after
Easter there viii be a number of
meetings Of the various card clubs
Miss Loretta Brick viii entertain the
auction bridge club Tues
dav afternoon, and Mrs. 7. P. KILLER
viii entertain the 800" club Friday
afternoon.
Ell Pasoans will also be interested
I'm the festivities of the "Battle Of
Roses" at San Antonio, where its two
fair representatives. Miss Ruth Nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
NIonaen's Organizations

| Tba o1Iarter1v meeting of the Won
ans Charity association, when was the
/ general meeting OF the euLire dssocla-
zion was held Friday at the chamber
of commerce building. Miss Margaret
Bergen outlined working plan OF the
associated charities. she complimented
tine Woman's Charity organization
uDOu the work that it was accomplish
inc and said that from her investiga-
lions she found it was covering the
field of work in a good way. Her
suggestion is that the organization, in
stead of remaining the Woman's
Charity organization, also include the
men of the city, as members of the
various boards and of the general So
ciety and become chartered associ-
ated charity organization. The other
organizations of the city who are do
ing charitable work are the Sunshine
society and the Humane society and
others who have been doing work
along one specific line and have
been unwilling to merge their organ
iZatiOns into a general associated
CHARITY although it is expected that
they win cooperate with the .Associ-
ated charities, so that the work would
not be duplicated.
Rabbi Martin ZielOnka talked about
the work of the Associated charities
It was decided that there would be a
meeting of the WOman's Charity asso-
citation Tuesday evening in the base
menr of the Ell PaSO library, to meet
Il
Rev. Henry Easter, rabbi Martin lie
lonl5a and Miss Margaret Bergen, to
arrange for the organization of the
men and women into the Associated
charities.
A study. of the novel use of cement IN
sculpture, election of officers ana a
social half hour over the teacups are
some of the things planned for the
final meeting Of the year of the art de-
partment of the WOman's club, which
will be held Wednesday afternoon in
the chamber Of commerce building. Mrs.
Carl Smith. the chairman, viii preside
The use Of cement in connection with
the work of the sculptorS, j. G. Pra-
suhn and 2. T. MOttely. will be the
subject of Mrs. c. E. Kellogg's talk.
Mrs. Thomas Quigley will talk on
the sculptor, c. ". StOughton, and Mrs
Edwin Burt will have the interesting
subject of the mural decorations in the
city of Washington. There WjII be a
the afternoons enjoyment Depart
be elected and an open discussion of
suggestions for the study program Of
next Var will be conducted. At the
close tho business meeting a commit
tee Of the clubWOmen viii serve tea and
n social half hour over the teacups will
be enjoyed
Miss Rose Piatt entertained the Sun
shine Helpers Friday afternoon at her
home in Tobin addition for their meet
ing to complete arrangements for their /
coming dance. About 10 members were /
present.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
NO WONDER
SHE is GLAD
Only a Short Time Ago, was Unable
to Stand and Out of Heart; Now
Walks Two Miles Easily.

Rosedale,. Okla.-"I am almost IN
able to describe what used to be my
suffering" says MRS. Beckey Barrett
Of this town "I suffered so for over
two years, with womanly troubles. and
had such pains, that I was unable to
stand on my feet
It seemed that could not be helped.
and thought my only chance was an
operation.
I took different medicines but found
no relief and I got out of heart
At last, I commenced to use CarduI,
the woman's tonic, and am glad to
say that I am very much better. I
have taken five bottles Of Cardui, and
can do my work ali right-an my
housewOrk-and can walk two miles at
a time, easily.
feel like a new woman. I will al
ways recommend Cardui to all sick
anu suffering MVAIeAt 4OL SNOW that
Cardui saved my life"
Cardui has proven itself to be an
ideal tonic for women.
It is composed entirely Of. harmless,
vegetable ingredients, which act spe-
officially on the weakened womanly or
gans, helping to strengthen the mus
clos and nerves, and TO build them up
to health. Cardui has been in sue
cessful use for more than half a CEN
fury. Give Cardui a trial No doubt
it's the very medicine you need.
N. B.-write tOs Ladies' Advisory
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tanooga Tenn for Special Instructions,
and 64-page book, Home Treatment
for Women" sent in plain wrapper, on
reQuest-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
Parties

Miss Lucille Daniel. a bride to be
Of the coming week, was given a pretty
miscellaneous shower Friday afternoon
by Mrs. A. ]. Fraser, at her home IN
| the Dewitt apartments. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in hemming linen
napkins for the bride elect, and q num-
Der of very attra Ctive gifts were pre-
scented to her. Punch was served dur
ing the afternoon and later a dainty
luncheon was served Dy the hostess
The luncheon table was decorated with
pink sweet peas and green ferns The
flower vases were tied with pink tulle
bows. Hand painted china, in an at
tractIye japanese pattern Of water
lilies IN pink and green, further car
ried out the color plan and the score
cards were hand painted japanese
flowers on Japanese paper. Miss
Daniel cut the brides cake and the
ring was found in Mrs. r. l. Daniels
slice. Mrs William Sachs found the
thimble and Mrs. D. r. Wilkes the
Lucille Daniel: Mesd2Tnes r l.
Daniel, L. J. Trotti, William lessen,
Frank Scott Fricklcton, o. - Daniel
son, Frank Powers, William Sachs, D.
r. Wilkes, c. W Badgley and c. T.
McHugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Osborn enter
tanned Friday evening in honor of
Robert OsbOrn's eleventh birthday an
niversary. The decorations were very
pretty and worked out with wild
flowers. The birthday cake was dec
GRATED with II candles. Mrs Franklin
and Mrs Scarborough assisted in the
entertainment. Those present were:
Lulu SOmmeTs, Jessie SOmmers. Gladys
Sommers. Palmer Boyd Burnett Boyd
COr1ne BOYD, Lang Franklin, Bernice
Franklin, SherOd Me1gel, Helen Men
gel, Ruby Coalson, Earl COalson, lobe
Helm, Maggie Lee Scarborough. Anita
Scarborough, Carl Swartz, Ruth Wright.
Gladly Wright, Charles Osborn and
Merrill Osborn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18

Curdy and Miss Virginia. Bean have
SSue 10 act for the Pass CITY as its
ouchess' and her maid of honor.
Dotn OF these young women combine
7,-o-I- gOP4larlty with good, serious
Al the things that are worth
VINE, as each in her own line, has
5 e.-IiSo COnSlderable prominence in the
musical life of FL Paso.
1oa,n5 passing of the Easter season
tSafSS problem for spring hOstesses
70 solve. Unless one is enterfainine-
1or a bride there is no sDeciaI sea
son Tor decorating now until the
~, - ~ - VI july, long time off. Dur
rs me winter Valentines dav Wash
ny Ton birthday, Saint Patrick's day
anu the Easter season provided 2
World OF clever ideas and souvenirs
IL decorations, table favors and orna-
men IS Easter symbols win still he in
OIuer Tor the coming week. but nv the
IiIne mat is over the hostesses of nj
Easo VIII be left entirely upon their
W. resources for new or novel deco
Lo.5On scnemes for their luncheons
and parties.
While El. Pasoans love the CAV and
tLrlYoIous they also, having warm
hearts are always interested in
melplng deserving cauSes, and so on
tuesday society will be largely repre-
sented at the benefit ball game he
tween the army officers of the goth
l N m ana the officers of the banks
OF the city, which will be PLAYED to
ada TO the building fund of the Res
cue home
The following prominent Ell Paso
ano army women viii serve as patron
eSses and occupy boxes reserved for
them at the game: Mesdames Win
chester Cooley, Waters Davis. II. s.
Potter J. F. Williams, Edgar Kayser,
Stewart c. E. Kelly, w. [. Toolev. T
r. Gilchrist, z. B. Clardy, Frederick
Perkins, joseph Garrard, Robert D.
Read, w. s. Graves. C. c. Smith c. ".
1xton, J. L Dewitt G. B. Glover, jr..
H. NJ. Nelly and R. c. Taylor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
Cards

Mrs. Wyche Greer entertained the
500 club Friday afternoon at her
nome on Lee street. Club members
only were present. Mrs. c. E. Water
mouse won the first prize and Mrs. c.
= Ehler the second prize. Dainty re-
Ireshments were served by the host
ess. MIS-. +. = Miller will entertain
the club next Friday afternoon Later
IN the evening Mrs. Greer had an in
FORMAL supper party for a number Of
the High school boys and girls. who
were Ida Hunter. HARRIET Botforff
BOD Washburn, Ralph Carter, Finley
Robinson, VIII Race and Hal Greer.
= =
Mrs. J. Z. Sweeney entertained the
Friday Auction Bridge club Friday az
ternoon at her home, 1906 WYOMING
street. The affair was the first meet
ing or the club since Lent There were
five tables of players. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close of tho
card games. Mrs. S. p. Weisiger viii
entertain the club next Friday af5e,-
noon at her home on Arizona street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgar Mix
entertained the Wallace Apartment
club Thursday night at their home i'm
the wallace apartments. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fillmore
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wallace. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Holt, Mr.. and Mrs CLYDE
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stewart and
Mrs. a. Nickel Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. T. ". Seward will entertain
tuesday afternoon with an informal
Drldge luncheon at her home, 2O1O Mon
tant street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
El Pasoans Away

Miss Ruth McCUTdy, Miss NlrslIli'- -,
Bean and Mrs. Claiborne Adams III
leave Ell Paso Sunday night for san
Antonio, Texas. where Miss McCu ~
will be the duchess of FL Paso' anu
Miss Bean her maid of honor, S at IisT
Battle of Roses" in the annual t ,9-'- o
carnival of San Antonio. Mrs A 5,-,.;,e1
will chaperOn the young women - u - n
their stay in San Antonio. Ut. NJ ~, u a +
T. Kirk of the Army Med1caI cOl 20 e
Texas CITY will be Miss McCI " ~. :
'rlInfght." and Lieut.. Arnold N 5 n
stad, of the 22d infantry from L,..,', in
CITY, will be Miss Beans s4 ulL Of
the court ceremony of the pa 1t 1 80
Roses" S. c. McCurdy, who IS a. pL Ill, iii
emit in Dallas. Tex, on business md
meet his daughter in san AnIOAiO
remain through the carnival
x --o,e
Mrs. Helen Payton Tobias mas so ,iII
to Hot Springs, Ark, where she VII
snend the summer with sister
K x
Mrs A. d. Hudson, of 305 San fran
cisco street, accompanied by heT So
ter. Mrs. j. W. COwels and chllures IN
of Terrell, Texas, left Thursday ~
California, where they viii spend the
summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
Dances

The older girls of the Ell PasO School
for Girls were hOstesses at a delight
1ul little dance given Friday night in
the school building. The faculty mem
bers Of the school were the chaperOnes.
Among the guests were Mrs. w. Z.
Arnold, Mrs. S KranzthOr, Mrs. A MUIR
ply, Misses Stella Treadwell, Madeleine
Marshall, Marion MaddOcks, FlOy
Barnhardt VOnia Bray, Rose Ad-
ans, Helen StrattOn, Erna Mae White
Anne Brown, Mary Redmond, Dorothy
Robertson, Edna Robertson, Catherine
Cox, Mae Wood, Alice Myles, Estella
Phipps Helen Teicnmau, Beatrice
Stiles, Clara Hawkins, Katherine DICK,
May KranzthOr, Ruth Schwartz, Birdie
Krupp, Carrie Adams, Margaret Schus-
ter; Messrs. William Race, Ben Aeuirre,
Ben Hancock, Scott White, Richard
Redmond, Alfred Jones, Edmund Behr,
Earl Weisiger, William Ford, Alfred
Black, Finley Robinson. Bob Hem,
Harold Kilburn, Henry Schumacher, R.
Reese, Lewis Croker, Paul Anderson,
Prior, Thompson, julius Alberts, John
McCrummen, Karl Goodman, Arthur
HawkinsOn, Ralph Carter, Glenn Stew
ems, Vernon Lyman, Ernest Polk
An Easter dancing party was given
Friday y ght by little Louise Beach for
a number of her friends at the home
Of her parents, 1109 Boulevard. Games
and dancing were the amusements OF
the evening and later an ice course was
served Each guest was presented with
dainty souvenir box of candy. Among
the guests were: Jane Burgess. Birdie
Krupp, May KranzthOr, Ruth Rawlings,
Charlotte Ormsbee, Katherine Dick,
Ethel Craige, Katherine White, Sadie
Ruth Aldridge, Louise Robinson, Isa-
belle Carbet, Katherine Earle, Barbara
Freeman, MariOnette Cooley. Clara
Hawkins. Paula Krupp. Ruth Schwartz,
Minda Lasl1in, Margaret Ormsbee,
Louise Crawford, May Craige, Elizabeth
Pfaff, Mary Magoffin, Mary Robinson,
Katherine Fassett, Josephine MOrfit,
Caroline Cooley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
About Ell Pasoans

After working all morning. Louis r.
Lay, son of Horace Lay on Friday
afternoon was taken suddenly I'll. He
was rushed to hospital, where at $3.50
o'clock that afternoon he was operated
on for appendicitis. Saturday morning
it was reported that the patient was
resting easy.
J. P. Werle is quite i'll a. his home
1912 Wyoming street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
Everything For the
Man Who SLAVES Himself.

In our Mills building store an i'm
pOrtant feature is the department de-
voted to self shavers. The man. who
shaves himself viii find here every
thing he needs First Of all, there is
the razor. We carry all the good safety
razors on the market. such as Gillette
AutOStrOp, Durham Duplex, Ever Ready
and others. In addition, we carry blades
for all kinds of safety razors, as well as
strops for all kinds Of blades. In shaw
ing accessories you will find nothing
lacking. In addition to the best brands
Of shaving soap, you viii find here
good assortment of shaving mugs, mir
rOrs, brushes, etc.
scott White & Co., Mills Bldg.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fraser gave
Dleasant little dinner Friday night sf
their home in the De Witt apartments.
i'm honor of the birthday anniversary n
Mrs. William lessen. Their quests
were Mr. and Mrs William lessen and
Mr.. and Mrs i. j. Trotti. The table was
Drettily ornamented with cut flowers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
Out Of Tot0n Visitors

L. NJ. Crawford, who owns tn Cy,.,7---
ford theater and a large ranch in the
upper T, valley is here from Topeka,
Kansas, on business. mo-
M, MIS- X; E; Woodmansee, of Lords
at her home, Cos North Fiora1 Ma Pay e.
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

II you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind
OF protruding Piles, send me your address,
and 1 viii tell you how TO cure yourself at
home BIZ the new absorption treatment; and
viii also send some Of this home treatment
free for trial. with references from yOuT
own locality II requested Immediate re-
lief and permanent cure assured. Send no
money but tell others OF this Offer Write
today TO MIS-. II. summers. Box P, Notre
Dame, Ind.
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Weddings

Mr.. and Mrs Clarenca r, r3-,+I.-. =.
nounee the engagement of fbdiT Jaue ~
5 Se-, Mss Mss Ethel Eugenia Butler. to Al
pert pert Damon Lee, of Portland, ore for
l ,i-cliy OF ~ P3so. The wedding viii
occur the latter part of May.
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University Scholarship

Additional members who have paid
their dues in the University Scholarship
club are: Mrs. J. H. Hermanns, Mrs. H.
T. Bowie, Mrs C. P. Putnam, Mrs.
Thomas Ouigley, Mrs. A. NJ WalthalL
Mrs c. W. Gordon, T. N. Mayfield,
George lie Baron, Bernard Schuster, J.
7. Ormsbee. W. I. ToOIey. Maury Kemp.
William r Walker, Mrs William
Graves, Azar Brothers, I. A. Dale,
Eunice Anderson. A. Y. Mueller, s. S.
Baker, Mrs. W Cooley, Mrs. George lie
Baron, Irwin Schwartz Mrs. Alicia
Swami. Mrs. PeytOn Edwards, Miss
Myra PrateT.
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Best OF cleaning. On. 40yI Tor wagon.
Crescent Cleaning observation-disclosures
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Sunday.
Polo tea at Fort Bliss.
Monday.
Baraca class to give a party q
at Flrst Presbyterian church. &
meeting and election of Off q
GERS OF the Sunshine society.
" oinan's guild of the church q
; F. McCarthy's home. q
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