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10 Saturday, August 12, 1911. EL PASO HERALD VISITORS III Many Marfa People Are Visiting Away From Home. Also. Now is the time to sow Turnip, Rutabaga, Mustard, Spinach, Radish for fall and winter use, also sow Dwarf Essex Rape for late pasture. Write for free catalog.

All kinds of seed and Poultry Supplies, Incu bators and brooders. Agents for Remedies. El Paso Seed Co. San Antonio and Campbell. Bell 363.

Morfa, Aug-. H. E. Middleton, wife and little daughter, Ruth, spent several days at the Sauz ranch this week, guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Barker. R. R. Ellison is in San Antonio on business. Mr.

and Mrs. R. K. Colquitt and son, Will, are in Austin on a visit to their cousin, goviernor Colquitt and family. Mrs.

Colquitt will also spend a while in Mineral Wells for the benefit of her health. Mrs. V. Hogan Is visiting her sister, (Mrs. R.

R. Ellison, on the Sunshine ranch. Mrs. Charles Bailey and daughter, Miss Pearl, are in El Paso to have Miss eyes treated. Dr.

George Cameron, of El Paso, Is here for a short time looking after his property interests. Miss Ethel Barnet is in town from the ranch visiting Miss Kitty Porter. Hugh Kilpatrick entertained a number of his little friends at a birthday party. The afternoon was enjoyed with various games and its pleasure was made complete with the serving of fruit punch, ice cream and cake. Miss Esther Vale Secrist assisted in entertaining the little folks.

Those present were: Elizabeth Fennell, Francis Mitchell, Cathrine, John, Polly and Whit Taft, Pauline and Minnie Quick, Clare McCracken, Elizabeth (Mildfed Childress, Emma Aiken, Helen and Ruth Robison, Marie Hopkina, Evelyn Reed, Willie Bailey, Horace Porter, Florence Middleton, Lilly and Elra Spencer, Margaret and Harry Hawthorne, Cathrine Shutz. Mrs. O. T. Reed and two little children, of Abilene, are here visiting her parents, Rev.

and Mrs. Baxton Golightly. The many friends of Miss Estelle Barclay are glad to learn that she is able to sit up after an eight week attack of typhoid fever. Miss Evelyn Ellison has returned home after a visit of several days to her cousin, Winnie Mae Hogan. Dr.

M. R. Matson was called to Valentine to attend Mrs. Dr. Graves, who has been quite ill.

Lieuts. Warden and Partrige gave a most enjoyable birthday dinner at their quarters Friday evening. The tables were decorated in gladioli and tube roses. Dinner was served in the open air, Japanese lanterns furnishing the light. Those present were: Judge and Mrs.

W. W. Bogel, Mrs. S. M.

Gains and Miss Sadie Gains, of Fort Worth; Genevieve Bogel. Sallie Barclay and Jessie Woodward, Dr. Barclay and Dr. Largent. Mr.

and Mrs. John Livingston will soon move into their beautiful bungalow just completed in the Mitchell addition. Mr. and Mrs. George Howard and children have returned after a visit of several months with relatives in Durby and San Antonio, Tex.

Mr. Patty, salesman for the Murphy- Walker company for St. Louis to purchase their fall stock of dry goods. He was accompanied by his sister, Miss Abby Dell Patty. Tom Hawthorne and family and H.

W. Shutze and family spent a day in the nearby mountains as a day ot feasting. Ice cold watermelons, Ice cream and cake and barbecued beef and other good things were plentiful. Mrs. Ben Pruitt and children, tof Fort Davis, are visiting her mother, Mrs.

R. H. Broson. Dan Knight and family have moved into their new home in West Heights. Miss Willie Ellison has moved her line of millinery into the new Raetzsche building.

Miss Salina Hoard, of Alimeto, is visiting her friend, Mrs. T. M. Wil- spn. Mrs.

D. A. T. Walton, of Sabinal, was the guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. Charles W.

Crosson for a few days this week. H. H. Kilpatrick spent a few days in Fort Davis this week attending court. Mrs.

L. H. Montmorency, of El Paso, and Mrs. G. S.

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Antonio, are the guests of Mrs. J. M. Dean. District court is in session at Fort Davis.

Quite a number are in attendance from here. 'Mrs. R. S. Malone, of El Paso, spent several days with her daughter, Mrs.

Charles W. Carson. Mrs. Ben Breeding, of Van Horn, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J.

Pool. The best yet. Cactus messengers. INDIANA 5IAN WItfS THE WESTERN HANDICAP SHOOT Omaha, Aug. Ridley, an Aldine, man, won the western handicap shoot, the main event of the Interstate Association tournament.

The handicap, which consisted of 180 targets shot at handicap distances of from 16 to 23 yards, was unfinished yesterday. The winner becomes possessor of a valuable trophy and $250 money. Everp kind of cleaning. Wright. INSULTING TALK OVER A PHONE GETS NEGRO LYNCHED Farmersvllle, Aug.

Jones, a negro, who it ig alleged used Insulting language in addressing a young white woman over a telephone, was hanger by a mob last night. Jones was arrested yesterday. Last night a crowd of about 75 men and boys gained access to his cell and marched him to the outskirts of the town, compelled him tq climb a telephone pole. At the top one of the mob was waiting, a rope was thrown about the neck and he wai forced to jump. EDITOR GEORGE CLEMENTS HELD TO THE GRAND JURY Globe, H.

Clements, editor of the Daily Globe, who was arrested several days ago on a warrant sworn out by city attorney Neil M. Allred, was held to answer to the grand Jury on a charge of criminal libel. Clements was again released on his own recognizance. Bverp kind of cleaning. Wright.

ANOTHER LORD GETS AN AMERICAN GIRL DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE MANGLES HAND Lad Tried to Set Fire to the Cartridge When Explosion Occurs. Tucumcari, N. Aug. Eslinger, nineyearold son of Richard A. Eslinger, living several miles out on the county near the town of Quay, had one finger and the thumb of the left hand blown from the body through trying to light a dynamite cartridge with a match.

The boy had discovered the cartridge in some belongings of his grandfather and thought it exploded. He Is recovering from the wounds. Nine editors from the Quay county newspapers have been elected members of the Tucumcari chamber of commerce with life membership. A banquet i8 being arranged to be tendered them on the 28th of September, the second day of the Quay county fair. It is being planned by the city to use a portion of the proposed Modern Woodmen building 45 by 50 feet in measurement for the purpose of a city building until the city can be supplied with a building all its own.

An effort is being made to purchase an automobile combination water and chemical fire engine and in such an event this would be held In the quarters. The balance of the first floor of the building would be employed as a swimming pool. TEXAS PACIFIC SHOPS TO RESUME Forces Laid Off Here and at Other Points to Return to Work Tuesday. Texas Pacific shops at El Paso, I Marshall and Big Springs will operations Tuesday morning, August 15. with full forces and will continue to run full time indefinitely.

The shops along the Texas Pacific were closed two weeks ago and only the necissary repair work was done. The reason given was the shortage of freight which occurs each year at the 'end i the summer season. At the El Paso shops and car ing yards 20 men were temporarily laid off, but will be taken hack Tuesday. At Big Springs the entire force of shop men will resume work on the 15th and at Marshall the shop force of 1000 will be returned to work. A temporary shortage of men is expected, as many of the machinists and skilled mechanics have left for other railroads, expecting the shutdown to be of longer duration.

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William Watts Sherman, of New York, and lord Camoys, of England, whom she will marry. After weeks of indirect denial, the engagement was announced by parents of the bride-to-be at Newport. ALTO NOTES. Alto, N. Aug.

Linam has gone to Tularosa after another load of fruit. His father, W. J. Linam, will return with him. John Stuart is having his home repapered.

P. L. Krouse is making the fixtures for the new postoffice, caused by a stroke of lightning. The Wright cleans delicate fabrics well. Happiest Girl In Lincoln.

A Lincoln. girl writes: had been ailing for some time with chronic constipation and stomach trouble. I began taking Stomach and Liver Tablets and in three days I was able to be up and got better right along. I am the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good For sale by all deai SOCIAL PLEASURES MANY AT CLOUDCROFT Cloudcroft, New Mexico, Aug. 12 The regular midweek dance was held at the pavilion.

Ralph Henderson is in Cloudcroft for a few days. Percival Henderson, of El Paso, is spending a few days at the Lodsre. Mr. Galbraith, formerly of El Paso, now of Louisiana, is spenmng a few days at the Lodge. Lee Davis and William Caples, of El Paso, are in town for a short visit.

Wednesday evening the younger set held a moonlight picnic on Scenic Point, chaperoned by Mrs. Geo. G. Sauer and Mrs. Lynch.

Among those present were: Hilda Mary Nations, Margaret Newnlng, Virginia Stewart, Elizabeth Stevens, Dee New- ning, Horace Stevens, Harry Newning, Kurt Sauer, Bleker, Ernest Sauer, Lawrence Stevens, Maj. Ross Thomas. The same party held a picnic at ranch Thursday. B. Stevens, left for El Paso, where he will spend a few days, returning to Cloudcroft the first part of next week.

The Fourth cavalry will camp in the old golf links, and everything is ready for its arrival. Wc Carry the Only Stock of Plate Glass la the El Paso Territory We have been crowing fjuite a bit about our Plate Glass and we have the stock to back up our crow with. We can furnish you with any style, size or shape plate glass at- any time. Should your show window or case be broken, phone us and we wall replace it the same day. Store Fronts a Specialty We can show you all the newest ideas in store fronts and store front construction.

If you are contemplating a change, see us first, as we are prepared to give the very best of workmanship and materials at prices that are lower than pay for inferior Special Doers and Windows El Paso Sash Door Co, Window CAVALRY HIKE TO CROFT IS STARTED Another Detachment Will Leave Wednesdav to 9 Join Those Now En Route. A cloud of alkali dust is now traveling along the Alamogordo wagon road. It is kicked up by the hoofs of the Fourth cavalry who are i carrying the troopers with yellow hat cords to Alamogordo ami Clcud- croft for the temporary camp among the pines. Four troops, headquarters, band and the machine prun platoon left Camp Steever Saturday at 5:30 for Hueco siding, where camp for the night be established. The ride will be continued Sunday.

Two additional troops will leave Camp Steever Wednesday for Cloudcroft, and the two troops will go as soon as they have completed target practice on the Fort Bliss range. Million Dollar Companies xclusively Fire, Casualty and Plate Glass Thnt DOUGLAS C. CROWELL, 208 Bldg. WEST TEXAS VIMtOAD IS PREPARING TO EXTEND Austin, Texas, Aug. a view of obtaining data and information regarding the issuance of bonds, L.

W. Anderson, and D. S. Lloyd, auditor of the Pecos Valley Southern Railway company, had a conference with auditor Fitzgerald, of the railroad commission. These officials also wanted information as to the filing of their annual report.

Tt is proposed to issue bonds the purpose of extending- the road, wlijcu is now constructed from Pecos to Balmorhea, a distance of 40 miles. They wish to build to Alpine. CLEANUP CAMPAIGN STARTED IN ALPINE Alpine, Aug. local health authorities have ordered a general cleaning up throughout the city, and have given Wednesday, the lfitb as the date of an official inspection. The Presbyterian evangelist.

Lockett Adair, has reached here and preached bis first sermon to crowded house. The singer was delayed by an accident on the Fort Stockton auto route, and did not get here until yesterday. The big union revival meeting at the rink is now in full swing. Rev. F.

Green, evangelist of the west Texas and New Mexico conference of the Methodist "Episcopal church, South: Rev. W. C. Baber, of the Presbyterian mission ar.v circuit, all the local evangelical ministers, and a number from other towns, are assisting in the meeting. O.

H. Hector lost a portion of the middle finger of hisf left hand while work ins: with the gasoline engine in his orchard in town. Homer White, the sevenyearold son of W. F. White, was struck by the car driven by his father, and sustained a severe shock and a broken shoulder blade.

The Cemetery association has added a number of new members, and an effort will be made to put the cemetery in better condition. McGill, of BaBande, X. when he came last night to speak at tlie courthouse. He came in answer to an invitation from the citizens of this portion of the county. Walter Brandon, for two years manager of the Roosevelt County Herald, has sold his interest in that paper and has gone to Roswell to assist the management of the new daily at that place.

G. C. Johnson gave a large number of his friends a treat, in the way of a barbecue. He and his friends drove out to a small trees a few miles from town and spent the day feasting. The Roosevelt County Normal is now in session, being attended by a large number of teachers from this and adjoining counties.

A number of real estate deals have been made in Portales valley within the last few weeks. The irrigation system has proved that the valley is destined to become valuable and many are making the most of it by coming early while lands may be bought. independent Assay 1 SOS. D. W.

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