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THE CARRIZOZO NEWS
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LOCAL NEWS
Charles Spcncc was a visitor
from White Oaks yesterday.
Les Harmon was in yesterday
from the Texas Park country.
Captain Rice and Mr. Mnrcklcy
were down from Parsons yester
day. George Rustin who look after
the W interests around the No
pal country, was down yesterday.
Hon. A. H. Hudspeth left last
night for Santa Fc, where he is
interested in some legal matters.
Mrs. William C. McDonald
and daughter, Miss Frances, re
turned Tuesday night from El
Paso. Mr. and Mrs. Daid A, Smith
are over this week from the Block
ranch. They are stopping with
Mrs. Smith's father, P. G. Peters.
See the lovely line of new La
dies', Misses and Men's Sweaters
Ziegler Bros, just received; just
the thing for a nice, nseful Xmas
present. 12-8-2
Root. II. Taylor soon to retire
after a long aud faithful service
as one of the board of county
commissioners, was in town Wed
nesday from his home in White
Oaks.
A. J. Salyar, a representee
of N. K. Fairbank Co., and
giving Cottolene a boost, is here
and will pull off a cooking con
test to day. The prizes will be a
warded at The Carrizozo Trad
ing Co. to night.
W. M. Ferguson, road super
visor for this district is here with
a force of men this week, putting
in shape the Carrizozo - White
Oaks road. There are several
miles of grading to be done he
a number of bridges to be built.
Lou Shillett, an engineer in
the Dawson yards aud at one
time in the yards here, spent the
day here yesterday, greeting his
friends. He left last uight for
Dawson, but is considering the
proposition to go on the main
line between here and Duran.'
Judge Massiehas had his dwel
ling moved into town ami placed
fi on a lot near the courthouse.
Ftod LaLonde, Pandalario San
doVal and Lorenzo Guebara mov
Otl UiQ building, whic h was quite
ft job, considering the number of
nrory as to be crossad.
Lute Jennings and Heury Corn
came in Saturday from Bonito.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgcr Wilson
now occupy the Arnold residence. ;
Judge G.B. Greer was down I
from his home at Parsons this
week. I
The pleasant weather of, the
nnst week is slightly marred this
morning by a cold wave from the
east.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Byfield and
children are at the Foreman ranch
west of town. The ch ildren had
just gone through an attack of
scarlet fever, and the oldest one
not having recovered from its ef
fects was brought here to make
medical attention more convenient.
Isabel Tinnon wins Music Box.
A Regina music box, 'olTored
as a prize by John E. Bell, the
grocer, was won by Isabel, the
tittle daughter of Mrs. D. N. Tin
non. A great number of tickets
were out, many holding several
hundred; while the winner had
onlj' one ticket. .
Scenes from the Little Minister.
The third of a series of enter
tainments by the J.S. White Ly
ceum Agency, of Kansas City Mo.
will be given at the Methodist
Church next Tuesday night, Dec.
8th. This entertainment will con
sist of interpretive reading:) from
"The Little Minister," written
by J. M. Bassie. The artist will
be Miss Hallic Gassoway, and
her reputation as an entertainer
should bespeak a good cromd.
The price for those not holding
season tickets is 50 cents. Remem
ber the date and place; Next
Tuesday night i't the Methodist
Church.
We arc making a special reduc
tion of 25 per cent on all silk
dresses and silk waists during the
mouth. Call early, while the
assortment is complete.
12-8-2 Zieglcr Bros.
We are Headquarters fo- Silk
and Linen Handkerchiefs, bilk
Mufflers, Fancy Suspenders, big
line of new Neckwear; all new
goods, just in, at
12-S-2 Ziegler Bros.
EAery family has need of a
good, reliable Hnim&iif. For
sprains, bruises, soreness of the
muscles and rheumatic pains there
is none better than Chamberlain, s
Sold by all dealers.
j When your feet are wet and
j cold, and your body chilled thru
I from exposure, take a big do.c of
Chamberlain's Caugh Remedy,
; bathe your feet in hot water be
fore going to bed, and you are
almost certain to ward off a se
, Vote cold. For sale by all dealers.
The Fourteenth.
The fourteenth, a big flue boy
arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. P. M. Johnson's Wednesday.
This is the largest family in
Lincoln county all the children
living save one, and the entire
numper, with one exception,
grouped around the fireside. One
only, a daughter, is married.
Wagoner-DeNisson.
Two young people W. B.
Wagoner and Miss Elizabeth De
Nisson took the train Monday
night for Santa Fe. where they
were married. The groom isjthe
assistant postmaster here and
the bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Grace E. DeMissou who is engag
ed in teaching the Tinnie school.
The couple returned yesterday
morning, and are receiving the
congratulations of their many
friends, in which the Nkws joins.
A Recital.
On Saturday afternoon, Dec. 2
at the home of '.Miss Lorena Sa
ger by mempers of Iter class: .
A classic program, excellently
rendered was appreciated by tin;
pupils and thier invited guests.
The participants were, Esther
Bixler, Franklin Bixler, Lorena
Haley, Ula Edmiston, Pinkie
Hust, Mildred Peters, and Esther
Sager. An enjoyable luncheon
concluded a pleasant afternoon,
When you get a bottle of Cham
berlain's Caugh Remedy. It will
soon fix you up all -ight and will
ward off any tendency twoard pn
eumonia. This mmcdy contains
no, opium or oihe narco tic and
may be given as confidently to a
baby as to an adult. Sold byall
dealcis.
BISSELL'S BISSELL'S BISSELLS
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
The preplexiug question of the
year is what to buy at a moderate
cost as a Christmas gift for moth
er, wife, sister, or friend, that
will combine all the elements of
nicety, practicability and appro
priateness. THE ANSWER
There is practically no gift at
double the cost that is as suitable,
sensible, and fitting, or that will
so thoroughly please, as a latest
improved BISSELL'S (CYCO)
BALL BEARING carpet sweeper
All prices from $2t75 a.nd up
AT
KELLEY -a SONS.
GaTfizozo, Ni Mi "
JJEWITT & HUDSPETH
Attoknkys-at-Law
White Oaks ; New Mx
QEORGE SPENCE
Attohn n y at - L a w
Olilcc In Dwelling.
Carrizozo New Mcxlt?
J)R. F. S. RANDLES
DENTIST
Office in Bank Building
Carrizozo, - - New Mexicol
J7RANK J. SAGER
FIRB INSURANCE
Notary Public.
Oflico In UxclmtiKo Hunk Ciirrlzuzo,
JJARRY LITTLE
CONTRACTOR & UUILDOR
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Shingles, Doors, Sash, Mouldings
Building Paper, &c.
Sewell's Paint, Ancho Cetneii-.
and everything in the line
of 'Building Material.
Carrizozo : : New Mexico
WANTED
Hay and Grain In small
qualities at $io per ton
F. O. B. on Cars at Carriznzo or
nearby R. R. points.
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