The Kenna record., January 28, 1910, Image 3

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1 hG Kenna Record
W T, COWOILL, Editor and Pub'r
MRS. COWOILL Local Editor.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Kntered February fth, 1907, at the Ken
n, New Mexico, Post Office, as second
Class fnil Matter. -
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SAL
Begining With
SaturflQu, Jan. 29, 10,
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rxenna will have regular
Weeklu Sales Daus
Under the management of W. H. Cooper
Everythiug sold for everyboay- Come in
and list your stuff, and arrange to
attend all these sales. Sell what
you don't want and buy what
you do want, and also have
a good social time with
each other.
Every Saturday, begining
the 29th. Don't forget.
W. H. COOPER,
Kenna,
The Clovis Supply Co. of Clovis, N. M.
Who,esa,e and Retail Dealers in Groceries, General Merchandise and Country Produce.
We pay HIGHEST MARKET CASH PRICE ?m flHTfltfFNS RTTTTER nnrl Ff,r,S Sftnrl lie vnnr PrnrliiPA.
Items from Township 6,
Range, 33.
blighly disfigured, but still in
the ring .
Auxious to hear from some
one elpe through the Record.
Can hardly wait for mail day
to get a new paper.
Still for the occasion of the
last night at the chapel, where
all The youngsters of the neigh,
boh rood met in prefect enjoy
ment, and got to eat. a pie
with the other fellow. Even
some of the old men seemed to
make quite a to do over the
affair, for instance: Grandpa
Price, J. Luster A. J. Shropshire
T. II. Deathrage, and even Mr,
Dice, from north of Elida, was
in the throng, and aw busy with
the affair as a girl of sixteen.
Your humble servent made a
canvas of several townships in
the easteren part of Chaves
county this week, and found
preparations every-where for a
big crop acrage the coming seas,
on, and the people generally
looking fo.i an abundant harvest
in 1910, and the soil conditions
at this time wrould seem to
justify their hopes.
Sorry to learn that Mr M. C.
Baker, of 0-34, is .suffering with
a "set-fast, 2 better known as a
bono felon. Keep a stiff upper
lip, brother, and you will live
through it. We have suffered
with this sort of thing ourself,
and know what your are up
against. "We've been thar."
On our rounds we called on
Mr. McUee, of Sterling Co., Tex.,
and learned that he has entered
the battle with the U S, Govern-
DAY
New MexJco.
Wepay express charges at this end of line.
men for a home for himself
and family. Success to you,
brother.
The young people of this vic:n
ity will learn with grief that
flurliert Luster has gono for an
indefinite time to Hale Center,
Texas. He has accepted a posi
tion there on a stock farm,
J. Luster, Carl Case and some
others went to Elida Saturday,
on a shooping tour., and other
business.
A. J. Shropshire had his boys,
with teams,doing duble duty
Saturday, on Roots. Veterans
of the Civil War will understand
what it is to be put on "roots"
and it needs no explanation : they
will know the rest.
Oh yes. I had overlooked the
fact that Master F, Staggered
io tho sunny side of the daugh
ter of Mr. W., and stumbled
along very succesefully to the
home of the meek-eyed maiden,
whur he taried awhile before tak
ing his departure on his favoritt
saddler, ''Jackie",
i Tho spelling match at the
chapel Friday night, in connoc
ion with the pie supper, was
irery interesting, and caused
many a blush and many a laugh.
The sides were by 1st and 2nd
choosers, Gladys Shropshire 1st,
and Gaylen Price 2nd. Score 11
o 17, in favor of 1st.
I Rev.E Kersey will fill the
place of a pastor for the Grace
Baptist church on Sunday at 11
a. m. before, and the fir st Sun
day in each month, until the
church calls a Shepherd for the
flock.
Bro. Murray, of the Baptist
church at Kenna, will preach
for us at 11 a. m. Fourth Sun
day in February. Come one
and all, and help us to build ul
God's Cause and Kingdom, and
gain the salvation of souls. A.
J. Shropshire, being a membei
of the pulpit committee, asks
others denominations to take
the un- occupied time.
We very much regret the de
parte of ourgenial neighbor Mr.
Smith, who left Friday forthei
range, and may go on to the
Capitans before he finds land,
wattr and grass for the nice
little bunch of doggies he has
collected
S II. S nith, of the Highland
vacinity, has been contemplatat
ing putting in a stock of goods
at hi3 place, for the convenience
of his neighbors as wel us for
his personal benefit. Of course
we deem Kenna the proper place
for him to procure his stock' and
thereby help to build up our
own county village, and we
have given him the names of
tho Kenna business men with
whome wo have been associated
to- wit: Kenna Lumber Co.,
Coal, JIardwne and Impl'ts;
Carmichael Lbr. Co., Coal Hard
ware and Grocer ies; G, J Frick
Groceries, Fruits and Fresh
Meats; G. J. Korthcutt, Dry
goods, Kenna Mercantile Co.,
General Merchandise; Dr. II. R.
Thomas, Physician and Drug
gist. OLD TEXAS.
Subscribe for tho Record.
per year. ,
Why
He handles DELECTABLES. Table finishes Such things
as Celery, Oysters, and a variety of tropical fruits are
constantly in stock.
DHONE FRICK
The number is twenty
iZ'T N K
THE
JEWELE R
When you want to buy a
Watch or Clock; when you
want a Watch or Clock re-
' paired; when you want a
Wedding Ring, an Engage
ment Ring anything in
the line of Jewelry; when
you need glasses, or want
your eyesight tested re-
j member Zink the Jeweler
and Optician :: :: .:
i Q. W. ZINK,
Roswell, - N. M.
Advertised.
List of letters remaining in
in tiie Post office at Kenna. N
M., over .TO days on Jan. 31 1910.
If not called for on or bcfoie
March 1st 1910 will be sent to
the dead letter office, Washing
ton, D. C.
Mrs. Lou Obon.
Mr. Shorty Hayens.
When calling for any of tin
above please say ADVERTISED
Claude J. Mahbut,
Postmaster.
Boaz News
, The weather contains favor-
abeand plowing is still the main
pass time for the homesteader
J. C. Pattillo' half mile west
of town brought in a fine well of
water on his place this week.
This well is only 60 ft deep and
promises to be equal to the
Gaither well in every respect.
Xolen Oliver with Joyce Pruit
Co. of Roswell was in town this
week calling on the merchants.
Pres Smith has arived from
Texas with his Emegrant car
loaded with farm implements,
mules, horses, etc. This look
like Pies " means Inisiih nr. midi
will farm as farming should be!
done.
J.E Bowyer with Earickson
and Sabau of Alhumirrque was
in town this week calling on I he
merchants.
Mr.W. F. Kainoy of EllaviDe,
(la. is wiln Mr. Crowson this
week and has filed on 820 acres of
land west of town. Some of his
friends are expected to follow
soon and take up land in this
vicinity.
Mr. G. A. Griffes with the
Shaw Advirtising Co was in
town this week exibitlng a nice
line of 1911 calendars and other
attractive advertising matter.
Mr. Goerge Osbon section foer
man at this place come in this
week with his household goods.
Ho is excepting his crew of
working men at any time when
he will begin wmjc
atFricks
Contest Notice
Department of the interior. V. S. LandOft.cr
at Iloswcl). N. M Jan. II, 1910.
A sufficient content affidavit having been"
Med In this ofllee by .Tames T, Teague.Kcnna.
New Mexico, contestpnt, against Homestead
Kntry No, lento, made lice, r, l!'co. for V'H NE
'innd y sK'i, Section Township S..
Mange SO F... by Newton F. Saaely comes'ee.
In which it Is alleged under date of January 4,
Ifllu. that sold Newton F. Sagely has w holly
abandoned said tract, has not resided upon,
Imp'oved or initiated mild In ml or any pari
thereon for more than six months neit prior
loilateof affidavit, and that sold aliened ab
sence from the said land w as not due to hi
employment in the Army, Navy or Marina
Corps of the United States, in lime of War:
Said parties are hereby tistitled to appear, re
spond and offer evidence touching snid allega
tionflt lOo'elock a. m. on March 4th, .910. be'
fore W. T, Con-gill, V. S, CommiHslouer, at his
ofllee in Kenna. C haves County, New Mexico,
(and that rinal hearing will be held at 0 o'clock
a.m., on March 10. 1910, before the ltegister
and Receiver at the United States Land ofllee
In Hoswell, New Mexico.
The said contestant having. In a proper affi
davit, filed January 14, HMO. set forth fact
which show that after due dllligence personal
service of this notice can not be mads, it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
Jan. 8 Feb. 18. T. C. Tillotson. ltegister.
Notice Fop Publication.
Department of the Interior, II. S. Land Office
at Roswell, N,M., Jan. 23. 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that John M. Mtms of
Kenna. New .Mexioo, who on Nov. W, i0T,
made Homestead Kntry No. t"";h. Serial No.
OI340H, forstt. SWM. Section S Township
South, and N. . N W X. Section 5. Township
3 South, allinltanire 30 E., N. M. I. Merdian,
has Ulcd notice of intention to make final eon-,'
mutation proof to establish claim to the land
ubove described, before W, T. CowtUl, U. S,.
Commissioner in his office at Kenna, Chares
county, New .Mexico, on the &th day of March.
1010,
Claimant names as witnesses.
Harvey W.l-ry, John G. Keller, William P.
f.ittleheld and Mniion K, Lorelady all'bf Ken
na, New Mexico,
Jn. 2n-Man h 4. T. C. Tlllotson. Register.
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Kenna Ltnlge No. 35
1. O. O. F.
Met.-ts every ThuiMiay night.
Visiting nicinht is cordially in
vited, P. L. Clvb. N. G.
G. J. Fbick, Sec
We will pay 3 1-2 cents
cash for Mexican Beans,
f. o. b your nearest rail
road station. Write U5
what you have.
CLOV1S SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale and Retail
General Merchants,
Clovis, N. M.
JOTICE CORRESPONDENT-
Please write on white papar
and be careful to make plain
names and initials and oblige.