Carrizozo news., May 19, 1911, Image 7

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LOCAL NEWS
fton't forget the entertainment
toniyht at Reals' hall.
John W. Owen returned Satur
day to his home on the Mesa del
CT.ifilo.
Miss Frances Llewellyn left
Monday for here home in Las
Criices,
O. Wetmore
from 131 Paso
Mr. and Mrs. Ira
are up this week
and Monterey.
The Headlight saloon has hcer
at 15e a bottle and all bonded
whiskies at S1.5U per quart.
J no. A. Haley visited Corona
Saturday, having been called
there on some school matters.
Young 13.
evening for
western part
Hurt left Tuesday
his home in the
of Socorro county.
Joe Romero came up Wednes
day, to assist Jailer Brady to con
vey the prisoners to Lincoln who
hd received jail sentences.
A number of the out-of-town
jurors and witnesses took advan
tage of the Saturday to Monday
lull in court to visit their homes.
There will be an entertainment
given tonight at Reals' hall by
home talent for the benefit of the
Jjapust cnurcn. .Everybody in
vited to attend.
John Cole was up Tuesday
from his home near San Patricio,
but we are sworn not to quote
him as to the si'e of tire hail that
fell in his section.
Judge Wright, Clerk Downs,
District Attorney Llewellyn and
stenographer, Miss Olga Miller,
left lor Alamogordo on Wednes
day's delayed No., 3.
Attorney Joiin L rank I m was
up from 131 Paso Wednesday.
He represented the 131, Paso &
Southwestern railway in some
tax matters before the court.
The News acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to atteiu
the commencement exercises at
Wolfe Hall, Denver, Colorado,
May 28 31. Miss Frances Mc
Donald will graduate at this iu
stitution on the above date.
Mrs. Lloyd Weber came down
from Parsons Monday and took
the train for Carthage. She was
accompanied to this point by her
her father and sister, J. M, Kice
and Miss Helen, the latter going
as far as 131 Puso with Mrs
Veber.
J as. P. Walker has completed
his cold storage building and now
has it filled with beer and ice.
He is now prepared to supply the
demands of any and all local
dealers. He has the agency for
different kinds of beer and can
supply local demands at most
reasonable rates.
S. C. Hall was excused from
the regular jury panel Saturday,
and Oscar Bamberger was drawn
ID fill the vacaucy. Notwithstanding-
this was Oscar's first
jury service, he rendered faithful
aM efficient service until court
rtfljurned Tuesday, putting in
tlttDOtuauce twice daily,
tUfti tlDt using called to pass
ifi ttuy enso.
Old Citizen Gone.
R. Irminger, a prominent citi
zen of Capitan, and for many
years a highly respected citizen
of Lincoln county, died last Sat
urday at his home near Capitan.
he deceased had been ill, more
or less, during the past year. He
lad led a very active life, and,
hough having passed the three
score mark, rode the range look
ing after cattle up to within a
short time of his death.
He is survived by hi"s wife and
daughter, Mrs. Lulu Boone, the
utter assisting him in conducting
their joint cattle interests.
In the death of Mr. Irminger,
Capitan and Lincoln county loses
one of their best citizens. He
was upright and honorable in his
dealings with his fellow man,
and was ever ready to correct a
fault or to commend a virtue.
Phe passing of this earnest old
citizen is sincerely regretted by
all who enjoyed his acquaintance.
Hail and Rain at Lincoln.
Reports of a very heavy rain
fall, accompanied by a disastrous
hail storm, come from Lincoln
and vicinity. Saturday and Sun
day last were the days when that
section was visited. The rainfall
was very much in the nature of
a water spmt, and many of the
houses in the town of Lincoln
were Hooded. The hail was most
destructive, practically stripping
the orchards in Lincoln and vi
cinity of fruit and in many in
stances seriously damaging the
trees. In fact, alfalfa and all
kinds of vegetation suffered
severely. The sheepmen report
a small loss of lambs from the
effects of the hail storm.
Villages to Lose Salcous.
An injunction was run during
court against the saloon at No
gal, and the place closed up.
The grounds for the issuance of
the injunction were that Nogal
did not nave sufficient popula
tion under the law to warrant the
issuance of a license. Something
like a half dozen other places in
the county are similarly situated,
and it is reported that steps will
also be taken against these
places, and that if the saloons
therein are not closed they will,
at least, be denied the right to
renew their licenses.
Off for the Pen.
Sheriff Stevens, accompauied
by his wife and William Bametf,
the latter a deoutv sheriff trniinr
in the capacity of guard, left on
Wednesday evening's No. 4 for
Santa Ke. They took five pris
oners, four of whom go to the
penitentiary and the fifth to the
reformatory. Their nauicsen
tences and crimes for which they
are convicted are given elsewhere
in this issae.
Card of Thanks.
Wc wish to take this method
of thanking the kind friends and
the people of Capitan and vlcin
ity lor the assistance rendered,
and the sympathy shownus dur
ing the last illness of our fattier
and husband.
Mks. IiVUV BopNii,
Mii3, Roiwkt Ikminouk.
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CAPITAN, N. M. :: I
I General Merchandise 1
- Wholesale and Retail. ,$jtm
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Dry Goods, Clothing,, Boots
and Shoes.
Nice Line of Groceries.
Farming Implements and Farm Wagons.
International Harvester Co's Hay Presses.
McCormick's Mowers and Rakes.
It will be to Your Interest
to call at our store and inspect our
large stock of goods, as we not only carry a
larger stock than formerly, but we are bet
ter prepared to take care of our customers.
We carry a full line of Seeds.
Just recently received
(ar load of SEED BARLEY
Yours to Please,
WELCH & IIMOfcTH
Capitan, New Mexico.
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