The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-09-14
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Rex Brand" meats are the best.
Mrs. W. H. Williams is a Fair visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John t. Green are tax
ing 10 the Fair.
Bill shaior, Of Durango, lie down to
take in the Fair.
See the ad Of j. T. Green's harness
shop in this issue.
A class in shorthand has been organ
lied at the Normal school.
Miss Milne, OF La Plata, is attending
the Normal school in Aztec.
Buy clothing Of the Nathan Shoe &
Clothing company. Durango.
James and George Goodwin we're in
town from Sooner valley Tuesday.
Mrs. W. H. Warning aud Mrs. 1. NJ.
Jarvis vent to Pennington yesterday,
Judge Granville P~endletou left Wed
nesdsy to view the attractions of the
Fair.
DR.. O.C. McEwen was in Aztec Satur-
day, on route to the upper end Of the
valley.
Mrs. Sarah A. Dunlap has been en-
ployed to teach the Jewett school this
winter.
Mrs. W. II. Hughes, Of La Plata, who
has been very low is considerably better
this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Brown and daugh-
ter Miss Ester, departed for the Fair
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.. Lighteper came
down yesterday from Durango en- route
to the Fair.
\. N. Spires, of FL Paso, Toxas, is 10
the county to investigate with a view Of
Investment.
If you're hungry and want to eat
right away, drop in at Ed Faye Durango
chop house.
Wade Hampton has returned from a
four-years' abseuce 10 Washington and
90 the Pacific coast.
Frank Quinn has recently purchased
100 acres Of land Of his brother aud sic
ter near Flora Vista.
Luther Hampton, Miss Randall and
Sherman Howe are among the new stu
dents at the normal,
b. N. Freeman, Of the Colorado State
Bank Of Durango, was in town yester-
day, bound for the Fair.
Mrs, S. W. Raymond, of Durango, has
been visit ng her friends, the Misses
Kello, near Aztec this week.
There we're nine passengers on the
outh-hound stage Monday. A double
header came down the line.
REX Brands" ham, lard and bacon
are sold by all first-class grocers in San
Juan county and Durango,C Colo.
G. M. Elliott returned thie week from
his trip to western Colorado, and is
again in charge Of the stage line.
The judges Of election for the various
precincts ARE to be appointed at the
commissioners meeting in October.
Bruce Graves and Erwin Chubb. Of
Cedar Hill, came down to attend the
Odd Fellowa' meeting Saturday night.
The th, eshers will start to work again
above Aztec next Monday morning
The rains delayed them several days.
Q. c. Pinkney, sheep inspector for
San Juan county, went through town
en- route home to Pennington Sunday.
The best clothing and gents furnish
ing goods are carried by the Nathan
Shoe and Clothing company, Durango.
Col. W. H. Williams is having a big
barn built on the rear Of the lot on
which his new residence building stands.
REX Brand" canned meats are the
best, For sale by all frst-class ,grocers
in San Juan county and Durango, Colo.
School at the Faulkner school house
District No, 12-started last week with
John Henry, son Of Elder Henry, as
teacher.
A hack plying between Aztec and
Harrington has been one Of the features
Of Fair week, A. E. Brown is the pro
moter.
"Curly" Mcbride Of Durango went
through town yesterday, on route to the
Fair, he was accompanied by Mrs,
Mcbride.
Freightera know a good thing at frat
sight. Ed Fay's Durango chop house
lie a good thing. Meals at all hours and
ali prices.
A stteam Of wagons has been going
through town this week, loaded with
sight seers and headed for the Farming
ton Pair.
Today friday is expected to be the
big day at the Pennington Fair and Az
tee people Will literally aclose up shop''
and 90 down.
NJ. b. Hendrickson WAS 10 town this
week He has recently sold eighty acres
Of his ranch near Harrington to John
Caaazza.
Pat Council came 10 last week from
Ah6n's saw mill and dfdted out again
toward silysrton this week. Same
old Pat"
a new sim has b68d Placed ID POSI-
aiiidA by tie pfoprlstofs Of the Aztec
distilery. II will aboaf doubie tHs 80