Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-18
WHITE OAKS ITEMS.

day.
Frank Terrill was in town Mon
day.
The political pot is beginning to
boil.
John McMurchy has returned,
from Socorro.
DR.. Shaplcy is in town on pro-
fessional visit.
The Alcalde, Of Manchester was
in town Monday.
J. a. Alcock started to Albu-
querquc on Monday night.
NJ. H. Bellomy went home with
w. H. Hudgens Tuesday night,
@. p. Burt arrived from Socorro
by private conveyance Monday
night
Mr.. NJ. Whitcman, since moving
in his new building, is doing a good
business.
! Mr.. Hightower, Bonito, was in
! town Monday buying goods for his
store at that place.
Mr.. Mark Patty is building an
adobe addition to his house in the
eastern part Of town.
Mr. II. J. Miller has pet in the
shape of dog,that he carries around
in his coat pocket.
Fred Blood has taken camp out
fit and gone to his ranch on the east
side of Patos mountain.
1t is almost worth mans life to
ask an old resi- dent to look at u piece
of ore however good it may be.
Mr.. Price, representing A. \.
Schuster & Co., clothiers, st. Louis,
Mo-, is Ginning our merchants.
Billy Gill was with rs Tuesday.
He shook hands all around and
''smiled" on the BOYS in good shape.
The heaviest rain of the season
commenced on the night of the 18th
inst. and continued until the 18th.
w. NJ. Hudgens has returned.
He visited Kansas City and Leaven-
worth. At the latter place he met
a number of former White Oakians.
The young people gave an enter
tainment at the hall Monday night.
All acquitted themselves creditablv.
Mrs. Paul +. Wagner will soon
remove to Las Cruces, where her hus-
band is working on the Rio Grande
Republican.
Billy Robson and Justin Baird
were in town Saturday night. They
left carly Sunday morning for the
county seat.
Mr.. G. SchafTer was called from
his work at Red Cloud, by the sick
ness Of his eldest son, who has had
| typhoid fever.
Mrs. Keely, Miss Ada Keclv, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bond and Mr.. Henry
Patterson and son have gone to the
Bonito trout fishing.
The following gentlemen were
recently elected school directors, of
this district. Sam'I Bittler, Judge
Blanchard and Ed. II. Bonnell.
Mr.. Eli Chandler who was report
ed on the road to White Oaks sever
al months ago has not vet arrived.
If he started when reported he will
be foot sore on his arrival.
j. p. G, Langston returned from
Las Vegas ON Saturday last accom-
panied by his family. Mr.. Langston
mas been staying in White Oaks for
four years and he now proposes to
live here.
While at Nogals last Friday we
noticed 125 head of young stock
passing that point for Mr.. BARRIERS
ranch at Three Rivers. They were
from John S. Chisum's, Spring
River Ranch.
Mr.. Harry Comray, who is en-
gagged sinking well at the "'MaIag-
ra," was in town Monday. He re
ports the well, at this writing, Tic
feet and that they expect to strike
water very soon.
1t is reported that +. w. Parker
is appointed stage superintendent
and will have charge of the San An
tonic and TT. Stanton line. Ifthere
is any thing that f. w. understands
and there are a number it is the
stage business.
On Friday night &. 7. Cullen
started to Socorro, he will visit San.
Marcial, and may possibly leave the
territory. George is one of the old
timers and a general favoritc, espec-
iaIly with the fair sex, the best wishes
IL Il