The Spanish American. [volume], September 09, 1922, Image 8

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Xfvin Ogden, Jr., is helping
,Miv Russell with his gang on the
js. jr. and s. w.
' Quite a number from Solano
games here on Sunday and Monday.
Johnny VanDine was down
from Springer the first of the
week calling on old friends in
Eoy.
Mr and Mrs John Myers and
siness the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. E. D. Eartmes of Mills,
is in the Plumlee hospital where
she is convalescing from her re
cent illness. .
Otto Foresman, of near Solano,
spent several days last week in
visiting with friends and relati
ves in Koy. uJxilt
Jack Kirby, prominent candid
ate for county treasurer, was in
Roy shaking hands with friends
last Monday. , .
C. Ernest Anderson, county
clerk was up from Mosquero and
took in the ball games Sunday
-and Monday.
A card fromTioyd Leathérman
tells us that he is visiting Edi
tor Johnson's brother and family
at Marionville, Mo.
J. A. Hurst returned Monday
morning from Dawson where he
had been several days attending
to business matters.
MRS. MYRA O. DE FREES
ANNOUNCES FOR COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT OF.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Mrs. De Frees needs no introdu
ction to the citizens of Harding
County, having filled the office
for the past year very success
fully and with credit not only to
herself but the whole of Harding
Countv. notwithstanding she
took charge of her duties in the
New County in its infancy. She
has been on the job at all times
and has discharged her duties
with justice and fairness to all,
regardless of nationality, politics
and religion. She has placed the
County high up the ladder edu
cationally by her untiring effo
rts, until it is one of the leading
Counties Educationally in the
state. She is imbued with an
abundance of push, vim and pep,
characteristics which are indes-
pensible in an educator, and lea
der.
She is an economist, and has
worked for the interest of the
County in her many transactions
where money has been involved,
but not to the disparagement of
the interest of education, of whi
ch is our chief concern . Her ex
perience in the merchantile bu
siness has given her a clear in
sight as to the purchasing power
of the dollar. She has demon
strated this to the County by the
wisdom she has displayed m
handling the County Funds.
She has the community spirit,
Walter Goodhue of Mosquero ARRANGEMENTS FOR
as on the streets of Roy Thur-, TEXAS-NEW MEXICO
aday afternoon.
Paul Westphal and Walter
Schneider were business visitors
in Roy Wednesday.
HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION
MOVING ALONG NICELY
The different commitees re-
' pert that everything is moving
'along nicely as rapidly as couia
Fritz Fuluhman Jr. was trad-. D(i expected for the entertain
ing with our merchants Thurs- !-ment of the Texas-New Mexico
day afternoon.
C.E. Anderson, of La Porte,
Ind. is visiting friends and rela
tives m Roy this week.
Virgil Anderson returned from
Spearman Texas to spend r few
weeks on the mesa. 1
Mi
l's, w . 11 . iianan was up ir-
m Solano trading with Roy mer
chants Thursday.
Harry Van Horn was a busi
ness visitor in Dalhait, Texas se
veral days this week.
C . W . B . Leatherman and wife
have been visiting relatives in
Mosquero this week.
R.W. Boulware and family
will leave in a few days for their
new home in Colorado.
Hon. E.F. Gallegos, Chairman
of the County Commissioners of
larding County was a business
visitor in Roy Wednesday.
Prof. Pieper of southern Col
ax County was in Roy on busi-
íess last Wednesday: Mr 'Pieper
the desire and needs of the peo- will have charge of the Wheat
pie at heart. She deserves a cha- land School and Mrs Pieper will
nee to carry out the plans she have charge of the Chateau Hill
L. W. Wilson, prominent can
didate for assessor, was on the
streets of Roy Saturday build
ing up his political fences.
A nice little rain visited the
mesa Saturday and Sunday even
ings. The average was about a
half :inch of moisture.
Lawrence and Harry Kings
toury Tand wive" ind Mrs. Duvall.
attended the Tioy-Mt. Dora ball
game Sunday and Monday.
Mr Nutt, who is putting in the
heating plant at the Solano sch
.ool building spent the first of
the week in the county metropo- in our Dubic schools..
J1S. ' ' HJl
has so nobly introduced for the
building up of a strong educatio
nal center in Harding County.
Mrs.' De Frees is one of the
best educated persons in the Co
unty and her past work assures
success for the Harding County
Schools for another two years if
she be re-elected to the olfice,
and I believe the County can do
no better than return her to this
mportant position.
Mrs De Frees received her edu
cation in the State Normal Uni
versity at Bloomington, Illinois.
She came to this state shortly
after the death of her husband
School.
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC
CAUCUS FOR PRECINCT
NO. 3 (ROY) HARDING
COUNTY, NEW MEXICO
Pursuant to a call of the County
Chairman of the Harding County
Central Committee for a County
Convention to be held at Roy,
New Mexico on September 22nd
and 23rd for the purpose of na
ming the Democratic Candidates
for County offices,
Therefore, I, J. Floersheim,
Chairman of Precinct No. 3,
eight years ago and began her j (Roy Precinct) do hereby call a
work in the public schools of this Precinct Caucus for said precinct
State. She has specialized in pr- ito be held on Thursday, Septem
imary and special school methods ,ber 14th at the Community Hall
and the great success of her wo- i beginning promptly at 2 o'clock
rk as teacher is ample proof of P.M. for the purpose of nanbg
her ability to over see the work TwDty-Four Delegates. to repre
sent the Roy tfre.,mct at au
She has two ch'ldren. a dausrh- bounty convention
C.E. Hobson, wife and baby
;and Mrs Pritz left Wednesday
morning for Kansas and Missou
ri points where they will visit
Mrs Pritz mother and other re
latives and will also look after
Mr Hobson's farm in central Mi
ssouri. They expect to be gone
about two' weeks. They are ma
king the trip by auto and will
enjoy a much needed vacation.
The S.A. force is looking after
his jewelery business while Mr.
."Hobson is away.
ter Hazel and a sou TLollie . Mrs I All persons of legal voting age,
T)p Frees is worth v of the office ; men or women wno wisn to sup-
and I as a friend solicit the sup- part the principals of the Demo-
port and co-operation of the ci
tizens of Harding County for her
(Adv.)
A FRIEND
Miss Clarke of Colorado, is the
new Western Union manager at
Roy, she having succeeded Mrs.
Sligar, who has been transferred
to a better position in southern
Colorado.
cratic party, regardless of their
past party affiliations are res
pectfully invited to take part in
said caucus.
Women delegates may be elec
ted at this caucus.
J. Floersheim,
Chairman.
Attest:
Homer Holmes,
Precinct Secretary.
Sept. 9 - (Adv.)
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Highway meeting which conve
ner here September 25 and 26th.
Several minor matters have to
be threshed out, especially for
the arrangement f the program
a; id the securing of more finan
ce so a mass meeting has been
ailed for Saturday night to set
tle this part of the program .
It is expected to have the pro-
ffi'.im copy to the press Monday
and they will be printed the first
of the week and distributed to
the various towns along the rou
te of the Highway by the latter
part of the week.
Word has been received from
various towns indicate that a re
ce:: J breaking, attendance will be
foi.ad at the meeting. Secretary
W-rrender and President T.E.
I.-l.chell have already transmit
ted the business part of the pro
gram to the press and it is now
in he hands of the printer. The
Publicity Director Mr Boswell of
Plainview,; Texas is already on
tha. job and is giving the conven
tion all the publicity possible in
the press of New Mexico and
western Texas.
The Texas-New Mexico High-
i -a 1 I
wi.y is bound to Decome one oi
the leading Highways of New
Mexico and Texas. The route
has been surveyed the greater
portion of the way from Plain-
view to Taos and passes thru the
most scenic part of the state of
New Mexico, including the great
Er.gle Nest Dam, the beautiful
Cimarron,, noted for wonderful
fishing, theTaos playground and
numerous, other resorts that will
soon be known thruout the who
le United. States. Part of. the
Highway has already been; rock
surf aced and within two or three
years the whole route will be
treated likewise.
A complete list of the speakers
who will be present will be an
nounced, in a few days but we
are assured of soiae of the best
and most notable men of the. sta
te to address the convention.
Don't forget that a big banquet
on Monday night and that big
barbacuá on Tuesday. Oh yes,
M. Dora will probably come down
for the two days and bring with
them their wonderful ball team
and try to give Roy another thr
eshing or take one themselves;
yes there will be horse races and
other amusements, not a quiet
minute during either day, and
then at night comes the big dan
ces. Commence now to making
your arrangements to be present
at this, wonderful meeting,. Roy
is kwking for jpu and we expect
to sssyou. ,
LIBERTY
Miss Nola Canon left Sunday
for Dawson to enter the high
school at that place..
Miss Irene JNowiin. left Mon
day to assume her duties as
teacher of the Independence
district school..
W. Fred Ogden left last week
an a touring trip and will visit
many interesting towns: in east
ern New Mexico and southern
Colorado, before reaching his
destination in Denver. Fred
had converted his car into a real
camp car and was welrequipped
to camp out, and he will no doubt
have an enjoyable trip. He re
ports that he attended the Pope
revival at Clayton the latter part
of the week. .
been critically ill for some weeks
Mrs. A. B. Woodward, who has
gone to Roy and is' receiving
the skillful attention of Doctor
Self of that place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J Jackson and
daughter, Mrs. Carrington of
East Las Vegas, who have been
visiting in the Red River mount
ain community, returned home
last week. Mrs Carrington will
visit here for a few weeks before
returning home.
Mrs Wm. Knoffke cf Eaton
who has been visiting the par
ental Woodward home, returned
home last Sunday. She was a
eompanied home by her sister-in
law, Mrs. Minnie Woodward and
the son of the latter.
A number from here attended
the revival services at Pleasant
View last week.
Mrs. S. N. Page, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mat
tie Nowlin, has returned to her
home in Missouri; . Mrs Page
made many friends during her
:-".rt ptay amorpst. us and we
will be pleased to have her, visit
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Changing Location
The Dais rv'ttcr & Electrical Company :
has moved to the building formerly occupied by
tae Anderson Battery Shop Company, and is now .
prepared to do all kinds of Automobile and Trac
tor repairing. We are aleo equipped to do all kinds
of bat eiy work.
BATTERY CHARGING
. DONE AT MODERATE RATES
Dodds Motor & Electrical Co.
Gerald I. Dodds, Manager.
Miss Lola. Newman of Solano,
took charge of our school last
Tuesday and we are wishing her
much success in our midst.
The Liberty Union S. S. is pro
gressing very nicely ; W. Fred
Ogden's resignation and leaving
us, caused a vacancy in our sch
ool that we regretted, . br t have
been fortunate in electing Mr.
Hugh Mitchell as Superintendent '
and we beldve that he will be a
very effecient leader. Last Sun
day we had an attendance of 56,
and ther is much interest in
the class work.
Everyone is cordially invited to
become a member of our Sunday
school which meets at 2 o'clock
on Sunday afternoon,
The Young People's Meeting of
this community, which was or
ganized the week following Rev.
Price's revival is going along
nicely. . . Mr. D. P, Moore wairpur
first leader and a fine meeting is
reported. Mr. Casper Jackson
lead us last Sunday evening, with
"Faith!' as; cur.suLijsit aM carr-
it'sts&step
I? toasted. This
one extra process
jjlves a detfghiful
qitality.that can
not be duplicated
ably. Mr. Joe Woodward will be
the leader next Sunday evening
with "Prayer" for the evening's
subject.
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son were in from Solano on bu
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