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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

r. N Evans was here Wednesday
from Dermott advertising for lost sor
rel mare. Mr.. Evans used to live in
scurry county but is now located in
New Mexico. lie says he likes that
country fine.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

W II. Lemons and wife to II. l..
Kuhn. iO0 acres out Of Section 2Oi
in block ~. H. a 7. C. $500.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

W. y. Baze and wife to NJ. d. Loon
ey and Jim Ellis. lot . In block 49,,
town OF Snyder. s2525.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

&c, your Christmas things at the
Methodist BAZAAR tomorrow at the
sIgnal office.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

4. H. Trlce and wife to ]. NJ. Bal
Icy lot in town Of Camp Springs,
s425.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

W. r. Thompson to J T. Cary, part
OF Section IA In block 90. H. & 7. c.
$500,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

Mrs. c. S. Perkins, Jr.. returned
Saturday from visiting AIR. and Mrs.
Tilmon p Perkins at Palo Pinto.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

All kinds OF pickles, sweet. sour
and dill at Townsend-O Oldham & Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

Every day a bargain day at Cash
Grocery Co. 24tf.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

We have one > hole John Deere
Scc,lcr for salc--you had better hur-
~ a. we Just have the one.
.... TOwNsEND-OLDHAM 8 60.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-05-21
Pror. c - re ttr Eve.

According to Dir Woods Hutchin-
son, tn, co-npnn cause Of homelinecs
or unattr CT iveness in the eve is red
ness. either of the eyeb; lis themselve
or of thu Ids This is what biolo-
gi$te call an occurred not an inherit
20 condition and is caus ed either by
the presence of disease and filth germs
or by eye strain The trouble can be
Prevented by absolute cleanliness and
by fitting the eyes with proper glasses.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-05-21
Eagle River, Wis, May 18th 1915.

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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-05-21

On motion Vim. Saltenberger was elected
as Pun chasing Agent for the ensuing year.
On motion the county clerk was au hor
lied and di ected to have 21U Was county IL
rectolies printed tor distribution.
Application of Daniel Graham
May 5tn 9l5
TO the Hon County Board of supervisors of
Villas county, Wis,
Gentlemen
/ respectfully make application for the POI
missioner OF Villas county, and request Your
support for The Office Respectfully,
DAM L GRAHAM
On motion DANIEL Graham was appointed
as clerk for the county highway commission
er Office for term not to exceed i months
On motion the county board took recess
until rlday May eth at lou o'clock j III.
Eagle River May 7lh Ial5
The county hoard met at loo o clock D. IA,
and were called to order by the chairman G
H hamke. All members we're present except
supervisors Gabe and Pinch.
resolution No, 6
resolution No. offered by supervisor red
Meloy.
Resolved by the county board Of sulervis-
ors of Villas county that there is hereby trans
terred from The General Highway Fund the
sum OF eigh hundred and three dollars (S803.U0
the same placed in the W oodruff to Win
chester highway fund. the said sum To De re-
turned to the aforesaid fund at the time the
next apportionment of highway money is
made provided that il the General highway
fund Is depleted at any time before the next
collection tax levy and money needed to be
expended from that fund then in tat event G.
A BickSJrOln, chairman of the town of
Pressure Isle. will arrange for the repayment
of SAID sum to such und at that time
Dated May 9TH 1915. FRED MELoY. Supervisor
On motiod resolution No was adopted
All membe voting aye.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-05-21

On motion the county board look recess
until Z: 80 y. m.
The county board met at sop. N and
were called to oroer by the chairman. N Ii.
Emmons. AL members were present.
The board then proceede,A TO the election
of q chairman for the ensuing year; moJlOn
made, seconded and carried that the hrst bal
lot be- informal, the chairman appointed as tel
lers supervisors j. w Pinch and Peter Sand
beck esult OF the first ballot was as follows;
Chas, H. Kamke votes and N. NJ Emmons D
votes.
formal ana H. Kamke declared elected as
Chairman of the county board OF supervisors
for the ensuing year
Th.. matter OF the reapportionment OF the
perceutage OF taxes tor the different TOW MS,
we're then taken up by the Doaru AID discussed
ON motion the county Doasr TOO. d recess I'M
til Thursday May 9th 1T $50 ciock a. I'm N.
The county board met at $3.50 clock q. m.
and were called to order ny the chairman Z.
II. Kamke. All members were present
Resolution No l.
resolution No, offered by supervisor N. M.
EmmOns.
State Tax Commission, at the preliminary
hearing CT the commission in the court house
in the village of Eagle River on the Attn dsl Oh
Way. 1916 advised the menbers OF the county
board of supervisor. OF Villas county thai the
hearing of said commission would he adJoura-
ed until the 25Jh day of May 1910. at Madison.
Wis with view to giving the said board an
opportunity to adjust the differences OF the
members of the board in regard TO the county
apportlOnment for the year 1919, ana
Whereas it is the feeling or the members
of this board that the expenses ana unpleaS-
antness which will accompany the reappor-
tiOnment by the State Tax commission snould
be as oided with q view to harmony
Be it resolv ed by the county board OF STU
pevlsors OF Villas county that rs compromise.
the town of Phelps take as It's percentage Oh
the tax levied tor the year 1914 twenoy-one
percentum.
Dated this 18th da< of May 1915.
n M. EMMoSs, Supervisor.
On motion resolution No. WAS adopted by
the following vote: Kamke San0becK, EN-
mons Gabe Pinch, Bent, Ba kstrom and Me-
Low voting aye, H. j. Mack nay.
Resolution No. 2
Resolution No. offered by supervisor y. M.
EmmonS.
Whereas resolution No. / adopted by the
hoard of Supervisors on the 9TH day OF May
1916 in the natter of re pportlonment OF the
county of Villas, presented compromise as 10
the appellant. the town OF Phelps, and;
Whereas II. j. Mack chairman of the
town of Phelps has rejected the said compro-
mise.
ervlsors that the county clerk OF HAS county
be instructed to certify to the state Tax Com
mission AZ Madison the proceedings of this
board in regard to its efforts to effect COM
promise and advise said Tax Commission that
this board is unable to arrive at a compromise
in the matter of the reapportonmenT OF SAID
county.
On motion resolution No. was adopted by
the following vote on roll call:
Kamke Sandbeck. Emmons Gabe, Pinch,
Mack Meloy BAG strom and Bent yes
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-05-21

Chas. H. Kamke ...... SOC
Peter Sandbeck ..--... 20
N M EmInons ...... -. 2I2
Edw. Gabe - ..-..... .... l736
CLas. Erwin ..-.. .-.... ....... .....l 1912
HJMack - .. a. As
FrsdMeloy -. ........-..... - 81 00
Chas. BacKstrOm ...... ,. $50
Cdas A. Bent .-. l5 80
VIM. Saltenberyer -. 1856
On motion the bills for mileage and per
diem we're allowed and the chairman of this
board and the county clerk were authorized to
issue county orders fol the same.
On motion the county board adjourned to
the call of the county clerk.
Dated this eth day of May 1915
w. A. BRADFORD, County Clerk.
Villas County. Wisconsin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-05-21
County Board
Proceedings.
April Sth, 1916.

AnTiI Xfh 19Ih
rro tho Conr1v Clerk Of Villas Countv Wis
c;r.
~ We tho UNDERSIGNED members of the conn
Nv hoo I'd IF SnTarvisors If Was conntv being
majority of said board. request that you cali
a special meeting of the county board of SUI
pervisors to meet on the 9Th day of May 1915
at 800 o'clock p. m at the court house in the
village of Eagle River, for the purpose OF or
ganizing said board and appointing the sever
al committees and for any other business
that may properly come before said board.
Dated this 8th day of April 1915
N NJ Emmons, sup.
VIM, SaltonberQer, sup.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26

THE officers and board Of directors
OF the I3l Paso Horse Show associ-
alton viii meet at luncheon
Thursday noon at Hotel Paso del Norte
to plan the details Of the third annual
horse show, which viii be held the at
ternoon Of Friday, November % and
Saturday, November -, in Washington
park.
The various committees for the
events. the judges and officials Will be
decided upon and also the music and
other details connected with the show
II has been decided TO have the horse
show two afternoons instead of crowd
ing all the events into one afternoon
and making the affair so long. In this
way each event viii have full time and
viii be much more enjoyable.
Julius Krakauer is the president OF
the association. Col Charles W. Tay-
Tor is the first vice president. Col. Lu-
cien q. Berry. second vice president; A.
p. Coles, third vice president; Carl A.
Beers. fourth vice president; Charles
Davis, secretary; Lee II. OrndOrft
treasurer The officers are on the board
Of directors in connection with the fol
lowing members; James Graham Nc
Nary, r. NJ Dudley. Robert l. Holiday,
s c. McCurdy. Arthur L. Mcknight. j.
F. Williams, 7. n WinSO, Paul Ginther,
Gen. J. J. Pershing. Lieut. Col. G. L. Il.
Irwin. Maj. Robert II AIcMasters, Capt
W F. H GOdsOn, Capt. Ben Lear and
Lieut. James l. Collins.
The committee TO be in charge of the
been appointed and viii consist OF
Lieut.. James l. Collins, Lieut. Leroy L.
Collins. Lieut. Dennis +. McCuuuif1,
Lieut.. Oliver ). Wood and Carl A Beers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26
Dinners. Lunchcons. Teas.

Lieut. Edwin \. Hardy was the host
at a beautifully appointed dinner party
given at the Country club Saturday
night, complimentary to Miss Virginia
Stewart and Lieut. James J. Collins.
whose wedding viii be a December
event The table was deliberately
decorated with American Beauty roses
and corsage boQuets Of the lovely flow
ers We're given each Of the women
guests The party remained for the
dance afterward. Lieut.. Hardy's
guests Were; Misses Stewart. Olive
Davis. Marion Young. Hldegard Sauer.
Mary Hill Lieut. Collins. Lieut. Stuart
". Cramer. Lieut. Robert Mcdonald
and James Curtis.
A Halloween progressive luncheon
was given Saturday by "a number Of the
girls Of the younger school set All OF
the decorations and favOrs were Of Hal
lowe'en design Miss Lydia Happier
served the first course at her home on
Hawthorne Place Miss Gretchen Trltch
and Miss Louise Beach were the host
esses for the second course, served at
the home of Miss Beach. on West BOule-
ward Miss Louise Crawford, at her
home on Epson avenue, was the next
hostess The following course was
served by Miss Margaret Neffs at her
home on Montezuma street Miss Paula
krupp served the dessert course, at her
home on Prospect avenue Miss sadie
Ruth Aldrldge and Miss Nancy VIII
liams were. the hostesses at "A movie
party following the luncheon. and after
the movies Miss Miuda Laskin and Miss
Frieda Laskin entertained the girls at
local cOnfertionery
in celebration Of their 18th wedding
anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis LaskiH
gave q beautifully appointed dinner par
ty Sunday evening at Hotel Paso del
NOrte. American Beauty roses and yell
low and white chrysanth decor
ated the table. The place cards were
in the form of autumn leaves. After
the dinner, the guests motored to vs.
leta. returning later TO Mr. and Mrs.
Laskin's home on Los Angeles street,
where bridge was played for the re-
malnder of the evening The rooms
we've decorated with quantities Of chry-
santhemums and American Beauty
roses Mrs. NJ Silberberg Of Colorado
won the high score prize a luncheon
was served at the completion of the
games. The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
l. LaSl1in, Mr. and Mrs. N. Silberberg
of Colorado; Mr. and Mrs. sam Swat.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Talpis. Nesdames L
Swat and Leah Laskin. Misses Frieda
Swat Minnie Swat. Jennie Fran
Eel, Minda Las5in, Frieda Lasizin. Mar
suerite Lasl1in, Harold Laslzin and Har-
~ Talpis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26
The Arn1u.


Capt J. C. Rhea has returned to
Sierra Blanca to his troops after be-
ing I'M town for day or so.
Capt A. owen SeamUn of the goth
infantry, who has been attending the
army shoot in Florida, has returned
Gen. j. J. Pershing with his aid.
Lieut. J. /. Collins. viii leave Octobe-
81, for NOgales. AriZ-, to inspect the
army troops there
Capt George W kirkpatrick. who
has been spending few days at Fort
Bliss visiting. has returned TO his
troops at Fabens-
Capt and Mrs. Howard r. Hickok are
preparing to leave about November Is
for the Philippine Islands to Join the
18th cavalry there
Maj George T. LanEhorne has re-
turned 10 his squadron headquarters
at Sierra Blanca after visit Of
few days at Fort Bliss.
Mrs NJ T. StOddard. OF Fair Haven.
Mass, VINO is on her way to visit her
daughter in Tucson. Ariz, is the guest
OF Capt. " T. H. GodsOn at Fort Bliss.
Mrs. Allen GulliOn viii entertain
Wednesday afternoon from TO
o'clock with tea complimentary TO
Airs. Franklin o. Johnson, at her home
near the Country club.
Chaplain and Mrs. j. T. ANtOn Will
entertain with buffet supper at their
quarters at Fort Bliss in honor OF
Thomas a. Christian. Sunday night
after the service at the goth infantry
camp.
The officers Of the 10th infantry viii
entertain the officers Of the Eighth
cavalry with a buffet supper at the
10th infantry camp Sunday evening,
preceding the weekly service at the
camp.
Capt Warren Dean has been trans
ferred from the Eighth cavalry to the
Ninth cavalry and viii leave with that
regiment when II sails for the Phil
ippine islands, which viii be about De-
cember 10.
Mai and Mrs Frank Tompkins Of
the 18th cavalry. are spending q few
days at Fort Bliss as the guests Of
Lieut. Daniel d. TOmpkins. They are
on their way from Washington. d c.
u join their regiment at Columbus.
y. NJ
A delightful little .'icner party was
given by Capt. N.5LU I. Crimmins
Monday night At LIN. rs restaurant
4 Mexican supper - .-erVeu- AFTER
supper the party atc5uCed the circus
The guests were Miss Anne Weeks,
Mrs. Al Kraft Maj George H. Nc
Masters and Capt James y Pickering
Right Rev. F. B. HOwden, bishop of
the EpiscOpaliau diocese Of New Mex
leo, is expected to arrive in FL Paso
the second week in November and on
November viii hold services and ad-
minister confirmation at Fort Bliss
While he is here the infant daughter
Of Lieut. and Mrs Hugh r. Broad
hurst viii be christened by Bishop
HoWden.
Miss Matilda Axton and Miss Anna
AEton viii entertain tonight with a
buffet supper at-their quarters at Fort
Bliss. preceding the officers hop at
the fort. which they viii attend later
Their guests Will be Miss Treasure
Hartman, Donald Hartman, Robert
Reaney and Lieut. p ID. Parkinson
Capt and Airs. John T. AXton viii be
the chaperOns-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26
Lodges and Clubs.

A Halloween tea wiz be given BIS
Miss Marion Howe and Miss Jane Bur
ges for their school friends Saturday
afternoon at their home on West BOu-
reward.
The annual memorial service Of VIII
low Grove. WoOdmen Circle viii be held
November g. in the Knights of Pythias
hall On Sunday afternoon. November :.
the monument TO Mrs Annie Lusk, who
was the guardian of the grove last
year. viii he unveiled in the Masonic
plot of COncOrdia cemetery.
Dr. Ida Z. Bishop was elected presi-
dent of the local chapter of the National
Red Cross society at the chapters an
nual business meen in the office OF
Dr. H z. Stevenson. the retiring presi-
dent; Mrs Horace W Broaddus was
elected vice president, and VIII Sharp
was elected secretary. The annual re-
ports were given by the retiring Off
GERS.
The odd Fellows entertained the mem
DerS OF the Western Iebekahs Monday
night with movie party at a local
theater- Afterwards they were es-
corted to the odd Fellows hall. where
an entertaining program was given
ana supper was served. on. the enter
talnment committee Were +. @ HecoN
j. w Amis R J. Gear and il j. Han
son The supper table extended the
length Of one end Of the hall and Ar
thur Borcherding was in charge Of the
serving He was assisted by Henry
Shedd. Cecil Davis. A. Aronson. V A.
Lane and Sergt Cole Of the Sixth in
fantry- Following the supper. an eN-
hibltlOn drill was given by the degree
team, with Henry Shedd as captain
Walter Williams gave several humor-
Gus readings EIiss Fanny Pickles gave
a short address on behalf OF the Re
bekahs and the remainder of the even
ing was spent in dancing and singing
old fashioned songs
The Pythiau SISTERS entertained
their members with a Halloween so
cial and peanut roll in the Knights OF
Pythias hall Monday night Mrs Has
sell Williams and Miss Edna Elaine
Section won the prizes for the women
and r NJ Smith won the mems prize in
the peanut rolling race Autumn leaves
were the principal decoration
Branches Of these were used about the
walls and they were spread upon the
large long serving table. As the day
was the birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
Matilda Burroughs, most excellent chief
Of the local temple. a birthday cake
honor Mrs. Burroughs was presented
with the gift OF a box Of stationery by
the committee in charge Of the party.
Mrs F. d. Scotch made the speech OF
presentation, TO which Mrs. Burroughs
responded The committee was COM
posed Of MeSdames F. -. Scotch, Lulu
AIattice and Henry Aleisel. Dr. Carl
Lee Smith and John Wyler gave short
talks on the work Of the order Mrs
Mary Drew and Mrs. Matte Mott as
sisted the committee in serving the re-
freshments. Dancing was enjoyed the
latter part Of the evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26
PATROL CHANCES
MADE At Y5LETA
Troop H Of 18th Goes to
Columbus; Troop A, Of
Eighth Replaces It.

YsIeta. Tex. Oct 26--H troop OF
the 18th cavalry has gone to Column
bus. y. a.. and a troop of tile Eighth
cavalry is stationed here The troop
is under command OF Capt Moses
Lieut. Theodore Barnes is the other
officer with the troop.
Rev. H. p. Bond IS TO be the pastor
OF the Methodist church here for the
ensuing year. lie was pastor here
previously and was the means of vs.
Ieta getting a Protestant church build
ing
The handsome new school building
has been completed and the various
grades have moved into it,
There viii be a Halloween pie social
in the new school building next sat
urday evening, given by the Parent
Teachers club for the benefit Of the
piano fund.
bridge Club Entertained.
Mrs T. w Whiting entertained the
Bridge club very delightfully."- at ner
residence The Halloween motif was
carried out in the tally cards and
the prizes The first prize. a box o.
boubOns. concealed I'm "a Witch's broom,
was won by Mrs Otho Carr. and the
consolation prize, @ replica Of the first
prize in miniature. Tell 10 Mrs. John
L. Reid. s. salad course with hot
coffee was served The guest of honor
vas Mrs Thomas Duncan Of Kansas
City The guest list included: Mes
DANES Thomas Duncan. A. l. Peterman,
Louis Folk. Cecil Crichet, w. B. Glar-
don. T. : White. VIM. y Mitchell
kilsOre. John l. Reid, Ohio Carr, W. ID.
Lansden-
The next meeting Of the club will
be with Mrs T. s White
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26
IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS
SH0RN OF POWER BY COURT

washington, D. c. oct. 26--lmmigra-
tIon officials were yesterday shorn by
the supreme court OF the power Of ex-
Guiding aliens because, in their opinion
commercial depression at the place OF
destination might cause the aliens TO
become public charges Some Russian
immigrants destined to Portland. Ore.
were ordered released from custody in
which they were held for deportation
The decision reverses a policy OF the
INN graft service.
The Immigration law deals with adj.
mission 10 the United States and not to
Portland said justice Holmes 1T
would be an amazing argument for
immigration officials to refuse admis-
sion to the United States because the
money market was Overburdered. and
yet that would be more reasonable than
refusal TO admit because Of depressed
conditions ia one city"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26

Mrs Charles Stambaush. of Palms
Court. viii entertain Friday afternoon
at her home with a bridge party.
Mrs A NJ Pnlsbury VIII be the
hostess at q bridge party Thursday
afternoon at her home on Missouri
street
Miss Bess Allen. Of San Antonio.
Tex, was the guest of honor at a
bridge party the last of the week,
given by her hostess, Mrs. H. B. Nc
Doweu, at her home on Hastings
street Halloween decorations We're
used. Miss Allen won the high score
prize Mrs C.. c. Covington received
the second prize. The mems first
prize went to Charles Stambaugh and
ID. Nickers won the second prize A
two course luncheon was enjoyed at
the conclusion of the games. The
guests We're Misses Bess Allen, Jim
Storm. Myrtle STERN, Estelle Levy. AR
and Mrs. Edmund d. Lachman, Mr..
and Mrs C.. C. Covington, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles StambauEh. Mr. and Mrs -.
Nicllers. Aessrs. II. W Browder and
w r Collins
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26
Out OF Town Visitors.

NIr. and Mrs Frank Zlabovsky have
as their house guest their sister, Mrs
Max Karotbiu. OF san antonio
Miss Florence Paul who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs 5. w FAINT
for several weeks. will leave sunday
for her home in Houston
Mrs F. A. Shelton is expecting the
arrival tonight Of her niece, Mrs Mayes
Cooper. of Brandon. Miss. who viii DO
her guest for "a short time.
Dr. b. r. Berkeley and wife. of Al
pine. are i'm FL PasO with their little
daughter. Louise. whom they brought
for an operation for appendicitis. She
was operated on yesterday morning
at o'clock at Hotel Dieu and is do
ing nicely
Miss Grace Stewart of Fort Davis.
Texas who has been the guest of Miss
Theo Patterson for short time leaves
Wednesday morning for Mineral Wells
Texas. where she viii visit for about a
month Then she will return to Ell
Paso to be with Miss Patterson for
short time before returning to her
home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26
COLORADO MAN HAS FOOT
CRUSHED NEAR CLAYTON

Clayton, y. NJ. oct. 25.-While riding
I'm an auto near here. Robert Lane, a
wealthy Cattleman from Trinidad.
Colo. was thrown out of his car and
his foot may have to be amputated.
The car overturned with him and he
was caught beneath il and badly
crushed He was picked up by a train
and taken here and then sent to his
home in Colorado.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26
WELCOME BAKER, PIONEER
OF COUNTY, DIES AT CLINT

The death of Welcome NJ Baker. at
his home in Clint Texas. at , o'clock
Tuesday morning, removes another
pioneer OF FL PasO county.
Mr. Baker was Il years OF age. He
is survived by his two sons. Forrest
T. Baker and Ralph W. Baker.
The funeral viii be held Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Peak
Undertaking company chapel with in
terment in the family plot at Con-
cOrdia cemetery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-26

Miss Helen Robinson and Miss Ruth
Amends viii be the hOsteSses at a
Halloween party Saturday afternoon
At the home Of the former in Morning
side Heights
Little Miss Katherine COrcoran viii
entertain Wednesday afternoon with a
party in celebration of her third birth
day anniversary. at her home on North
Santa Re street Her mother, Mrs
Lillian Hague COrcOran. will assist the
little hostess in entertaining
Miss Elisa ScObel viii celebrate her
birthday anniversary with Halloween
party Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. J.. r. EnlOW, on Epson avenue
Miss ScObeu is the daughter Of the
British consul at Chihuahua. Mex, and
is visiting Mrs. EnloW for a short
time