Carrizozo news., August 28, 1908, Image 5

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As per List adopted by the Territorial Hoard of Education,
Barbed Wire.
Sash Doors, Glass, Paints and Oils.
SCREEN DOORS.
McCALL'S PATTERNS.
We Buy Mohair.
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WELCH & TITSWORTH.
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W. C. McDonald returned the
first of the week from u ten days'
eastern trip.
Ira O. Wcttnorc left Saturday
for Denver and Kansas City, for
a ten days' trip.
Attorney A. II. Hudspeth of
White Oaks was here on legal
business the first of the week.
J. 13. Koouce of Nogal is assist
ing iu stock-taking this week at
the Trading Company's store.
Mrs. James Heed was over from
Parsons Saturday, and was ac
companied on her return by Miss
Helen Canning.
15. T. Collier, an old friend
from White Oaks, came in Mon
day and remained several days in
town before returning.
A wash-out on the line near
Threi! Kivers, Tuesday night,
put traffic on the road at a stand
still for several hours.
Albert Plingstcn, one of the
Nogal Mesa farmers, is ill from
tin attack ol typhotd. His con
dition, at last account, was little
improved.
Mr. Smith of the territorial ir
rigation survey was taken sick
at Lincoln last Sunday, and Was
uumpcllcd to suspend work fur a
few days.
Five cases of scarlet fever still
axist at Lincoln, hut all are held
' iiflllar strict quarantine, and it is
Mltgved the disease will spread
00 further.
J J McCourt, traveling for
AfHiOtlr 1'aakingCo., was Ifi Car-
rizozo this week, and visited his
mother, Mrs. W. C. McDonald,
while here.
Sergeant W. A. Dudley of the
Territorial Mounted Police, ap
peared in town Monday, and dis
appeared ns suddenly business,
you know.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gumin and
little son, Dean, returned Satur
day from Lincoln, where Mrs.
Guium had been attending the
county normal,
Kav Hall took a position with
the Carrizozo Trading Co. Mon
day morning, after a two days
strenuous campaign of baseball
over the big hill.
Dob Hansom this week finished
the plastering on a four-room
resilience for Conductor Dell. It
will be ready for occupancy iu a
week or two.
Howard Hall went to Corona
Wednesday to look over a reser
voir site and to make a survey
for a dam. The proposition is to
impound ilood waters.
Mr. and Mrs. Hagec of Angus
spent several days iu town this
week. Willie Here tlicy made ar
rangements to make liual proof
on their homestead.
Mrs. Mclitou Otero and children
who have been visiting the family
of Manuel Aragon at Lincoln the
past mouth, left on Monday's
train for Albuquerque.
O. P. Humphrey, who owns a
farm and ranch on Little Creek,
has just completed a dwelling
house on a live-acre tract In the
McDonald addition, and will soon
occupy the same.
J. L. Van Zant and Postmaster
Drown of Fort Stanton, returned
Sunday evening from a week's
visit iu 131 Paso, and left the next
morning for the Fort.
Jesse D. Perry, of Glcncoc,
spent a few days iu town this
week, arranging to make liual
proof on his homestead, and trans
acting other business.
Mrs. N. A. IJrown, a sister of
Mrs. J. V. Stephenson of Alto,
arrived from Hamlin, Texas, last
Monday, and will spend ti month
visiting her sister at Alto.
L. It. Lamay and W. M. Fcr
gusou, two prosperous farmers of
the Nogal Mesa, were in Carri
w.o this week on a mission nf
mercy helping the editor of this
paper move,
O. K. Chittenden and wife came
in Monday from San Juan county,
wucre tlicy nave lived the past
three years. They left yesterday
for Lincoln to visit their daugh
ter, Mrs. Peter Burleson.
W. M. Kelly is having his late
ly purchased residence plastered
and renovated generally. He will
let the contract to build au addi
tional three rooms to the place
as soon ns he arrives here.
A prospector from Oro Grande,
who has some iron claims close
to Corona, was iu town Sunday.
He has given a sixty-day bond
and lease on the property to the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company,
whose agent seemed favorably
impressed with the indications.
If the company take up the option
it will mean considerable business
for this end of the county.
Miss Nancy Abarr and daugh
ter Miss Mary, of Long Ueach,
Mississippi, respectively aunt and
cousin of Mrs. George Spcucc,
left yesterday for their home.
The) have been visiting the
S pence family for three weeks
past.
A large number of the members
of the local democratic club met
at the old store building on Ala-,
mogordo avenue last Siludny
night, spent a pleasant hour and
decided to meet again tomorrow
night at the same place. All
members please take notice.
Martin May of Nogal, an old
time patron of this paper, while
iu town this week renewed his
subscription. He says the pros
pects are good for "large crops,
although more rain has fallen in
his section lately than is good for
growing stuff.
The labors of Prof. 13. L. Knlnu
of Silver City Normal, in conduct
ing the county teachers' institute
at Lincoln, have been eminently
successful. He has been alone in
the work, but all agree that he
has kept the teachers the busiest
and accomplished better results
than any institute for several
years. Less than half enough
teachers were In attendance to
supply the schools of the county,
but It was stated that several
arc attending summer schools In
other places.