The Kenna record., June 17, 1910, Image 3

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Local.
List of letters remaining in
the Post Office over 30 days on
June 1st, 1910. If not called
for on or before July 1st, 1910,
will be sent to Dead Letter of
fice, Washington, D. C.
Letters.
W. F. Hay
Miss Ethel Smith
Post Cards.
Miss Maggie Latimer
Teria Jones
When calling for any of above,
please Btty "advertised."
CLAUDE! J; MARBUT, P", M.
C. II. Allen and family are
moving out to their claim this
week, and the ranch property
will again be vacant.
J. G. Greaves was in town
again Wednesday, and reports
he has a big crop planted.
Mrs.. J. II. King, of Judson,
has returned from her visit in
Oklahoma.
The Methodist meeting which
was in progress at Union School
house, conducted by Rev. Sheld
on, of Elida, and Rev. William
Beauchamp, of Kenna, closed
Tuesday night of this week.
There were a number of con
verts, and a baptising will taki
place at the Willie Pounds place
next Sunday, at 3, p. m.
Miss Edna Crume, who it
court stenographer . at Claudell
Oklahoma, is expected home ir
a few days, to spend a vacatior.
visiting her parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. T. P. Crume.
S. W. Combs and his son B
W. Combs, of Nevada, Mo., ar
rived here Tuesday evening anc
are visiting their old friends and
neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Jame
Spillman and family. They have
traveled over a big lot of coun
try since they left home anc
this looks the best to them oi
anything they have seen. It u
very probable tney will locatt
here " shortly. T Mr. Combs it
greatly impressed with . this
country as a stock raising prop
osition, and says "it looks gooc
to him to see fat cattle roam
ing the ranges, and to note th
fact that "mud" is something wt
don't have to wade through, f
matter which appeals strongl
to the Missourian, who has nev
er known anything but mud
mud, mud.
Many of our citizens are still
pelting each other with mu
balls. Oh, Kenna, Kenna, Ken
na; how oft might ye be gath
ered together as a hen either
eth her chickens under her
wings, but ye would not!
Col. W. P. Littlefield camr
down last Sunday even'ng fron
his ranch near Kenna, and wil'
spend a few day3 with his far
ily in this city. The Colon0
is interested in the L. F. D
ranch. Register-Tribure.
Harvey Fry, our ex-te'ephonr
man, who has been work'ng a'
Roswell for some time, return
ed Sunday and has gore out t'
look after cropping on his claim
Mrs. Overstreet and a .".art of
her family went to Roswe'l Mon
day evening, and the rest wen1
Tiiesday, all expecting to be
gone until sometime in tcs fall
Clarence Northcutt has beer
on the sick list this wre'e. Nr
was attending the meet'n? ou
at the Union School Inure and
took sick on the way hr.no.
The singing convention which
is to be held at Kenna w;ll takij
place on the 25th and 23! h of
this month. All the cVeqateu
arc requested to be present on
the 25th, at which time the busi
ness of the association will be
transacted. Dinner on the
grounds.
MONEY !
q For Us and for You! $
B Don't go "half naked" when you
can buy ;
Clothing: & Dry Goods $
h AT COST. ;
K CASH never talked louder at OUR Store !
0 than it does RIGHT NOW. We "Need the h
b ft
We are sure UP AGAINST IT and MUST
8h ave the "Rhino Felerio." And we're go- 0
ing to get it, sure as you're born. Invest!-
I! gate QUICK if you want : 8
0
if
Boot pnr! hne .Making.
I wish to cull trie titroin, to the fact that
that I am fully equipped and prepared to make . . .
BOOTS and SnES to ORDER.
also do nil kinild cf Icp:wr m-k. Have had' 30 years
experience and have nil tb laterl improcd machinery to do
perfect work, and will giiai-fn1 to please you. Will be at
G. J. PRICK'S Store on hiuuntuys, an 1 you can lelivej.vour
work there anytime diirimr le week I'.. ..
Resp., A. H.BUCHHCL2, shoe Make r.
P. T. Bell, Ward Hine and
Charley Bell left overland Tues
day for -the Hondo to enjoy
season of camp life, fishing
nd picnicing. They expected
to be gone about 10 days.
Mrs. John Cadenhead is aga;n
3ick, with her old trouble, and
will go back to her old home in
Texas soon, to recuperate. John
will remain and look after hi?
crops, and this fall expects U
commute on his claim.
J. F. Brodgen, accompan;ec'
by his sister, went to Hereford
Sunday and took his childrer.
to visit with their grandparent!-.
Miss Brogdon will also visit fot
a time at Hereford.
Base ball game Saturday, to-
l orrow, at Kenna between hon":
team and the Ingram boys. Th.
games last Saturday at Boa
was won by Kenna, 14 to 9 and
12 to 2.
C. J. Green, of Rock Valley,
came through overland from
Arnarillo last Saturday enrout
for his claim. He had beer
isiting his son, C. J. Green, Jr.
".ho is in the auditor's office a!
Arnarillo. He made this office
quite a visit while in Kenna, anc
jlso subscribed for the Record
Mr. Green has had considerabl
experience as a newspaper cor
respondent and feels in his ele
Tent around a print shop.
John Kimmons, who has an
nounced as a candidate for
County Commissioner, is down
ii the Valley this week, look'na
lfter his political interests. He
'eft for .Roswell Monday even
ing. Beatrice Cooper is stayin?
with John's wife during his nl-
Dave Howell and Ab Mc -
uowell made a business visit to)pe0ple pay for taxes?"
Elida one day this week. It is
somewhat out of their range, but
they found their way there arid
back without a guide ju.t the
same. . .
arsrains. ' h
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7&i
A new . boy is the attraction
this week at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. V D. Chauricey of
enna. He arrived .Tuesday
night, and has not yet' met his
father, as Mr. Chaiincey, Sr., is
away taking the census in the
southern part of the county.
Rock Valley was represented
in Kenna Tuesday by Prior Ba
ker, H. W. Colvard and George
Overly, all welcome visitors at
all times. Mr. Colvard talks
some of moving to town after
he gets his crops all planted.
Harry Gocdin, our- station
agent, is a lone widdy this week.
His wife left him Tuesday. She
may come back if Harry gets
too lonely.
Quite a number of our settlers
will make proof on their claims
now within the next cpuple o
weeks.
It's the wet weather we dor.'t
have that is giving people the
rheumatism. If it don't rain
and soak us up pretty soort we"
all fall to staves.
The shower we had in Kenn
a couple of weeks ago startc
the grass some, and cows can
be milked now without priming
them. But we'll have to b.ivc
more moisture soon or the grnss
will again quit business.
$100 Reward, $100.
The Traders of thl paper will be pleased to leant
that there Is at least one dreaded disease thut aeieuce
Itiui becu able to euro la all lu Btauea, and that la
Catarrh. Hull's Catnrro Cure is the- only positive
cure now knu.vn to the mcOtcat fraternity. Catarrh
bcltiR a constitutional dlsea.se, requires a constitu
tional treatment. Ilall'a Cutarrh Cure Is taken In
tenmlly, art in rtlreetly upou the blood and mueoua
surfaces of the ay mem, thereby destroying the
fmnJatlon of the dWtise, and giving the patient
tlrt'imtli by building up the constitution mud iwbist
lii'i nature In doing Its work. The proprietors have
so much faith In Its curative power that they offer
One Hundred IoUara fur any raae that It latin to
cure. Se :d for list of teatiiuuuiuls
Address F. J. C UK NICY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Hold by all lru n'istB. 7c.
'lake lUU i l aiiiily lUi f;r coi'-Mpation.
"Paw wVint thpv Hn with
all the money they make the
"Tommy, my son, at last you
have asked me a question I
can't answer. There are limi
tations to your father's know
ledge." Chicago Tribune.
Boaz, June 14, 1910.
Fred Moore will start for
Claremolid, Cal. tomorrow. lie
will go th-.re to see If ir, will
improve his health ; and also
to visit his son Alex, who wtnt
there last autumn.
Word came to us that Mr. and
Mrs. Will Parker, of Clov's. arc
the proud parents of a daughter
They are both well and favor
ably known here. Mr.;. Parker
was formerly Miss Pearl Wil
liams.
Mis. Donna Co :; cr. ft ';V
Vista, l'ti-. ana i ni'1 v. ;tr.c
in Sunday to spend a few days
with her brother W. K. McCor-
mick. Little Roy McCormick
died this morning, after a two
weeks illness of cholera infan
turn. This is the second deatl
in the family within a month
both being the twin babies. The;
have the sympathy of a larg
circle of friends.
C. J. Acre was up and spen'
Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. Emma Lee went to Ken
na Friday to visit with her so'
H. II. Goodin and family.
R. M. Dunn is drilling a we'
for W. L. L. Parker.
Mrs. Ophelia Phenix, who ha
been visiting with her parent
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hinshav
has left for her home at L
Lande, N. M.
Mrs. J. D. Hearn has returr
ed from a visit at Roswell. .
Mrs. J. N. S. Webb who ha
been at Chilicothe, Texas fo
some time, returned home Satu'
day.
Elmer Carrell, employed ar
mail weigher oh the train, h?
been here to see after plantin
his crop.
T. H. Zimmerman has left t
find work in the irrigated di'
trict. Thomas Hill is carryin
the mail in his absence.
A. M. Hill went to Roswe
Sunday morning to work in th
hay field. Mr. W. C. Eaton
in charge of the blacksmit"
shop, and if you don't believe Y
is a success, just bring yor
work and see.
H. E. Frasher, wife and T.
Williams have gone "to Texa
for a few weeks visit with re'
atives.
LeRoy Pattillo is helping P
E. L. Smith drill, near Roswel
Mrs. Lucy Smith has bee
sick for a few days, but is bettei
better.
Temperature.
Mean maximum, 83. Mear.
minimum, 47.5. Mean, 67. Max
imum, 96; date, 10. Minimum,
32; date, 23. Greatest daily
range, 49.
Precipitation.
Total 28 inches. Greatest in
24 hours, .16; date, 19th.
Snow.
Total fall, none inches; on
?round 15th, none inches; at
end of month, none inches.
I Number of Days.
i
I With .01 inch or more pre
cipitation, 3. Clear, 3; partly
cloudy, 2; cloudy, 26.
D. C. Savage, Cooperative Ob
server. Po?t-Office Address,
Boaz, N. M.
"Why do you consider womer
superior to men in intelligence?"
"A bald-headed man buys hair
restorer by the quart, doesn't
he?"
"Er yes."
"Well, a woman doesn't waste
time on a hair restorer, she buy
hair." San Jose Palladium.
r.L. ROBEREO.I
The Barber
Noirrii si;)1:--
Laundry, of Amaril.'i Tkii
Agent the .iiulle Str:i.u
Phon. rj0l 13
H. THOMAS, LI. D.
r Minan a. ourreon, .
KEN r'A. NEW .MEXICO
:
Cns Promptly Answered.
CONTEST NOTICE.
7878.
Department of thn Interior, United
.tares Land Office, Roaweil New Mex
co, April 19, 1910.
A giiffidcnt ronrcst nffi.l-.ivit havlnir
jeen filed In u,n offlre lv .In'm h:
.-loach, of Elida, New Mexico, contes
tant, against Homestead entry. No.
juuj. maae a a loth., mo.', inr an.
3EV4. Section 19. and XL'. Ron.
Hon 30, Township 4 S., Kanse 27 E..
uy iiowen c r ltts, Uoatcutee. in whlcli
.t 1b alleged under date of Anril 4th.
1910 that said Howell C. Pi!t3 has
never established resIJenco cn said
land, has wholly abandoned same ana
as Bjen absent therefrom for a pericil
;f more than six inor.ths next prececl.
g December 1st., 1901;; that he 1.4
till In default In ti c matter cf e&
ablishment of resluentc ou said land r
hat he has not resided upon said land
lor cultivated same nor any part there
of as required by law,
That said alleged absence from sai t
'.md was not duo to his employment i k
he Army, Navy, or .Ma vine Corps c t
he United States in any capacity i
ime of war. and this the- eaid con
estant i3 ready to prove at such Urn i
nd place as may b.? i sr:ied by th I
leglsttr and Receiver for a hearln ;
n said case. Said paui' s are heret
lotified to appear, respond and offi
evidence touching s.aid allegation i
10 o'clock a. m., on June 20, 1910, b
fore C. E. Hall, V. S Commlsslone .
at his office in Elida, N. M., and th :
final hearing wil lbe held'at 9 o'cloc 1
a. m., on June COth, 1910, before th i
Register and Receiver at the Unlto I
Hates Land Office in Roswell, Npa
Mexico.
The said contestant havieg, in l
iroper affidavit filed May 7, 1910, S' I
"orth facts which show t'.'.at p.fter duj
diligence personal service of thi3 no
tice cannot be made, it is hereby ordei
d r.nd directed that Euch notlcu hi
Ivcn by dus and prtrier .'.ib!ication.
T. C. TII.LOTSON",
May 13-June 3. Register.
w. o. w.
Meets every 2nd and Jtli Sai-
iii'dav e veninsrs in ci-ii nior, i,.
All membeis aro e.xi'odt d t-i
come nut. And ;tl! visitin-'
S veif igns are cordially invited.
J. F. Bi-nploi;, (nit. i-oin.
J. A. Kiinntoiis, clerk
T. Cowgill,
U.S. COMMISSIONER
and
NOTARY PUBLIC
All business c.i:oft:l!y ai I
.mnil.tly atttinl.'d (o. Drop; i
.nd wm! me. Always ;;h'.d i
meet friends, and it i ;t pU'.msu 0
co givo you aiiy iniuniiiitio i
within my knowli dc
OOice at homo,
Printing 011i c luiiiuing,
Kenna, N. TT.
David L. Cover.
All Kindt of Busiiu-ss l".vforc I'. S.
Land OHiie Piomptly AiUmlcd to.
4)t 4. 4i 4 )i .( i', . 44 4.
Filing Papers, Ap lii:.tio:u to A
incnJ, Leaves of Al sciu-, in-, etc
Carefully and Accuiaicly 111 i-.le on.
4. 41 , . 4, ,j. ,,i . .j. ij. .j.
I'cir More Than Nine Ycarii Re
ceiver U. S. L:nnl cJlr.ce.
OfTicc: West ir.A Sveet.
SI
Roswell, N.A1
1 Subscrib-j fur Tin: Kk.nna
Kcord.