The Kenna record., May 26, 1911, Image 3

About The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924

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8 P. T. Bell &
& nonr.
0 HAVE JUST RECEIVED a nice lot of- 0
X Dry Goods
winch you will find New and Cheap. Don't forgot our Q$
0 GROCERIES, and keep posted on onr Flonr pritees. 0
0 They will interest yon.
Don t Forget The Place.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
If you are Proving up on
your claim be sure and read
your Publication Notice care
fully when it appears in the
paper, and if there are any er
rors notify this office promptly
and they will be corrected.
RAiSE CANE,
This Is the year to raise Cane.
We have the Seed. Amber,
Orange and Sumac. Cabbage,
Sweet Potato and Tomato
Plants now ready.
ROSWELL SEED CO.
Roswell N.M.
M. W. Garland arrived home
last Tuesday from old Misoo,
where he had been on a visit to
friends.
G. J. Frick returned to El.
Paso last Tuesday. i
E II. Norlhcutt went to Ros
well last Thursday where he
expects to work.
John Keller is helping Jeff
White to round up his cattle.
Mrs. P. J. Williamson came
home from Roswell last Monday.
Landlord West, of the West
hotel is building a portico in
front of his hotel, which will
add much to its appearance.
Foil Sale: One good team of
work horses; bioke to drive sing
le or double. Cash or time.
Call at this office.
Claude Marbut's parents ar
rived in Kenna last Monday
from Texas.
Mrs. West, of the West hotel
who has been sick for some time
is able to be out again.
Dr. Fiscus has his drug store
looking real cosy and neat.
Since taking charga he has
inrde several changes w h i c h
adds to the general appearance
of the store.
Will Minims and wife, of
Clovis, left for their home this
morning. He was here visiting
his brother John.
Claude Hays left today for
his home at Roswell.
Will Smith has gone to Ar
tesia where he has work in a
blacksmith shop.
WOOTEN ITEMS.
Wooten witnessed another dry
drizzle last Friday night.
Miller McAlister has returned
from Amarillo Texas, to pay his
relatives and friends a visit,
everyone is glad he has returned,
excepting "Dick" Wilson.
Doctors of Dallas reports that
Mr. Wooten(our ex. postmaster)
is improving.
Welcome Valley Sunday
school reports doing nicely,
every one invited.
Co.,
South side of rnilroiid.
pdipqo
BAPTIST SERVICES
Every 2nd Saturday and Sun
day .Sat. 0:30 P. M. Sunday
11 A. M. and 0:;!0 P. M. Every
body cordially invited.
L. L. Kyle, Pastor.
Miss Annua Hopkins is rapid
ly improving in her school work
at Big Valley.
Big Valley Literary has a
large attendance. Everyone in
vited. Miller McAlister and Miss
Belle Atkinson wore pleasant
callers at Wojten Friday after
noon .
Crops are reported sonn-what
damaged, in this locality, by re
cent sand storms.
Win. Pettitt has lermned to
his claim, near here, from' Mus
kogee Oklahoma, where he ha
been at work.
Miss Mae Tannehill and Miss
Mila Harvy, both of Elkla. were
pleasant callers at the home of
the farmer Sunday.
Ji N. T.
On account of the recent rains,
everybody is busy in their crops.
.las. Hawkins is here planting
his crop.
Some of the Wooten delegation
attended literary at Big Valley last
Saturday night, all report a good
time.
We were glad U welcome Mil
ler McAlister buck again. We are
not alone in our welcome, there are
other glad hearts.
Cecil McAlister returned to
Amarillo, Texas, last Monday.
A. (1. Atkinson reports that tne
sand storm of last Friday night did
some damage to his crop.
A singing social was enjoyed by
several of the neighbors, on last
Saturday evening, at the home of
George llufman.
H enry McCube left last Monday
for some point in Arizonia: where
he has a job with the Santa Fe.
people.
W. W. Bracken reports a poor
stand in his planting on account of
too much rain.
Miss Ziuiui Cooper visited her
sister Mrs. Jesse Holland this
week.
Miss Mabel Whitaker was a
pleasant vlsiton at the home! of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Holland this
week.
Little Head.
VALLEY VIEW.
Everything is looking well in
this valley. Mother nature has
done her part in beautifying our
surroundings.
Our farmers are all wearing
smiles and doing their part, by
planting and cultivating crops,
Sew
ModA
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REPEATING RIFLE
The only gun that fills the
demand for a trom
bone ("pump") ac
tion repeater m
.23-20 and
.32-20
calibres.
Our
line.
Messrs Berrynmn :tnd Roberts
enme home from Roswell and arc
at work on their claims.
Millard Harden and family, ac
companied by the former's father,
arrived from Sulpher Springs.
Oklahoma, and visited a few days
with Blue Loyd and family. They
are going on to California.
Miss Cleda dones came up from
Roswell and is visiting her grand
father.
Tlu second Sunday in June will
he children's day at Valley View.
Everybody come and bring .your
basket-. Service's begin at '.i:"U
A. M.
Truth Eternal.
Truth, like cork, will be n;morn,rSi
at one timo or another, tltonr.ii 1.-0,,.
own In the water. Isaac Tavlor.
Strange.
Mr. Marrynew (a little crossly)
This soup, AgiiPR, doesn't seem to
taste much like turtle. Mrs. Marry
new I don't see why, John, I let the
turtle swim around in the kettle until
the water was nearly hot enough to
scald the poor littlo tHug! I'uck.
The STE VENS No. 333
"Double 'Bcrrel Hammertcss
Shotgun is itnmytrt where
other ;;i:ns are ;i-.'.vj.7. The bar
rels ami lns are drop-forced in
one pieee of hili pressure steel,
choke bored for nitro jxnvder
with malted rib.
Pick up this crun ami foci the h'llunrc
of it examine the vorUintr; parts'.
clrselytUKl seethe lino ca re Mtul ilni.-ll
of detail you M ill say iVs a v-inncr. ,
U lists p.t nnly $20.00 and will lie
exjtressed prepaid direct I'min tiie
iaet.t)ry m caw yon mv.nti fffnrr
it through a d titt r.
-j . t!, K.-n.lfT new Art Calais
.yj. STEVENS ARKS
TOOL COMPANY
P.O. EozSMS
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Poetic App-en'ics.
A groeer'B appi ntieo aduieted to
ottry has summoned his employer,
'. rich merchant of Onsitsa, Servia.
or unlawful disiuh'.stil. The met
'hunt, explained that his customers
left been use the hoy answered all
questions in rhyme and detained peo
ple while he fixed meter and verse
Moreover, he greeted bin employer
with a new couplet every tiny. Tlr
court found the merchant jn. ti:!eil and
advised the apprentice to mend his
ways. Uelgraclo Cor. Pall Mall Cia
zette.
Succeed when everythinp clce fails.
In nervoua prostration and f.niale
weaknessi.3 they are the supreme
remedy, na thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH. TROUBLE
it in the best medicine ever Fold '
over a drugrjwi's counter.
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SFEWEiS
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10 ShooU
high ve
locity smoke
less cartridges.
also black and low
t t i i ii
pressure smokeless.
Powerful enough for deer.
safe to use in settled districts, ex
cellent for target work, for foxes,
geese, woodchucks, etc.
txeluiivf feltnrri: ll, auirlc. unontli wnrlnnrt "fijimft"(w(fnllf
ill? wenr-rrM;linH Special SmokeleM Stctl baml; t!i? mfd-rn iolitf.
lap end side cjrrtor for rapiff, accurate firing, inr-eawd difpty and
ennvrnienrf-. It Iran takf--Hnwn ronitnichon frd uory Head Troot
Krf'-l; iheso co,t extra on other riflel ot theic calib.cs.
136 pnffc cntalotr eJencribe I'm fu'l 777rrril
Sent for three stamp postage. Write for it
N w Hnvn. Conn-
R. L. ROEERSON, $j
Tbe Barber k
-NoltTIt SinR
A pent for the Panhandle Steam
$
Laundry, of Amarillo, Texas
Phon. No 13
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Successor To
THOMAS, M. D. :
C: Physician &. Eurrecn,
KEMNA. NEW MEXICO
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APK1L.
Temperature.
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Minimum temporal tire .'SO.
(iiralcM daily rtine 1
Precipitation.
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server, postoffico address, Boaz,
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