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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-12-01

While Thanksgiving day brought Joy
and good cheer to many homes, it brought
sadness and sorrow to others. Death
knows no time nor plays no favorites.
II m in the gloom OF night and IN
the busy hours OF the day. Days OK
gladness and joy arc turned to sadness
and SORROW by his coming.
AS the hours OF Thanksgiving were
slowly passing away, the spirit OF james
Frank left its earthly tenement AND
winged it's way into the realms Of the
great unknown.
Mr.. Frank WIS born in Pennsylvania
on The Dist OF April, lS3O. In lsi9, he
crossed the plains to California with the
hardy spirits OF that time. He sought
the land OF gold in the vigor OF his youth
and did his Fart ill laying the founda-
ton OF Il great commonwealth on the
Pacific coast. In 1872 he removed to
Eureka and lived there until 1887, when
he wont TO Tuscnrora and engaged in
mining. y few years ago he removed to
Elko and made his homo with his
daughters.
MIR. Frank was taken with pneumonia
n week previous to his death. Kind
hands and loving hearts administered to
him in his last sickness, but love and
medical science were vanquished by old
age and disease.
The deceased was an industrious,
kind hearted man. He had the I'M
bounded respect and esteem OF all who
knew him. Quiet and courteous to all,
his memory will linger long with those
who knew hun. Swiftly the old pion-
GERS, the men and who braved
the hardships Of a trip across the plains,
are going to their long rest. Tho world
may not miss them, but the memory Of
their work and achievements will live
long after their bodies have crumbled
into dust.
Two daughters, Mrs. NJ. +. and Mrs.
y. l. Reed, and a son., Dan, living in
liiko, Il son, Thomas, residing i'll Ruby
valley, aud ii brother at Wheeling, West
Virginia, survive HIM. They have the
sympathy Of the community in their
bereavement.
Tho funeral will take place from the
Presbyterian church tomorrow (Satur-
day afternoon .; > ~U'cluck. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully 70.
qucsted to attend.
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Tree the First Sun Dial

To keep time with reasonable accu-
racy must have been IL OF the car.
Hest necessities Of man. Hence the
remarkable ingenuity of many print
tive inventions for this purpose, the
utilization Of shadows-an idea which
had its final development IN the sun
diHl-bcing probably the earliest. ms
II was the most obvious. The first
sun dial must have been a tree, which
may be said to have stood at one end
of the path Of evolution in timekeep.
ing apparatus, the modern chrome.
meter representing at the other end
the final dcvclopmc:t of such con.
~trivances. Washington %corrcspon-
dcnce in st. Louis Republic.
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Keeps Cranks From Elnancler

The stranger who calls ut tho bank.
ing-housc OF J. PierpOnt Morgan first
encounters a big man who lounges
near the door at the corner of Broad
and Wall streets. New York. This IS
Jim" McDcrmott. formerly a police.
man of famous athletic powers. Eek.
ccpt for his keen blue eye Jim looks
the picture OF indolont case, but IL tho
strange visitor can not show that no
has legitimate business in the place
he has no chance Of getting beyond
the doorway. In former years McDer.
mott was Il conspicuous member Of
the famous Broadway squad.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi.

MH. DIR. Hood lott Tor san Francisco
on No. 3 today.
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Group, cough, colds, whooping-cough,
etc, have no tcrrors for children or
:.iulis who cvacuAtc the bowels with
kcnned:'" Laxative Honey and tar-tho
ori 9inal laxative cough syrup and liquid
cold euro. This remedy cxpels all cold
from the @ystem and strengthens the
thron;, lungs and bronchial tubes, The
mo.hcr's ~flvorite aud children's safe
guurj. Sold by Eiko Drug Co.
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Sulmaqundi.

Two furnished rooms for rent cheap.
Inquire OF W. G. KLINE
Olympia oyster cocktails the finest
ovcr-Ut the Club Saloon.
Tom and Jerry at the Club Saloon to-
morrow Sunday. Come aud sample it,
When you want Il good team and n
iirst-class ng, 90 to the Elephant livery
stable.
There was n fair Attendance ut the
dance last night and "a most enjoyable
time WIS had 10y all.
/. y. Rodgers, lieutenant Of the guard
at the State Prison, has resigned his
position on account OF poor health.
To iiENr-furnishcd house, OF tour
rooms, IN Pullman brick Building. Also
furnished rooms. Enquire Of Mrs.
T.. .. M:yIcllnu.
Charles VI. Schwab, the steel mag
nate, has purchased 100000 shares of
stock Of the Tonapah Extension mine
at Tonapah. He is said to have paid 81
o,- ,".,Ir ,.I-,r l., Iii
-;.t r..,. 100
49, ,.,I r,.,, .I' 5000 ,
,nI -. ..n!n ~ ,...
II. l. Morris came IN yesterday from
AURA III" ne~ placer mining camp in
III" HulI lNn country. HI brought
~. ,lacn-s A. ,I,r.is -naar, '
r;.,i,.
ar-'n has a Goa! famine. y dispatch
/" the uh%'ltc says there IS scarcely
tn.HIh GOA III the CITY u" keep the lire
@''nE Tor more ihAn Il lev days. Rush
or"'FS nave ntSh sent I" Ten" hnd
"'her places tor coal It" Keep the CARSON
"aJpr Miller has been pretty busy
'""h! issuing lax receipts lhe RAN
F"d'' COMPANY paula portion "i lis taxes
thS forenoon NJ cI"cN' ""' "h"I"
receipts ana llo hh''eS hau Ueen Issued.
inns l''t -" taxpayers to settle before
" c'"2' "hHay hiLh'.
Congress meets ut noon Monday. The
,',''"''"n7 are s"o' 'oF ll'ei! hEht
"''"'," Nv P'''"'"' anu ms parry Oh
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-' ''Nibs-
District Attorney Williams returned
from Virginia City yesterday morning.
Tho government has stopped all re-.
ciAna''"n work un IL" llumbpIit river
and called III tt" engineers.
H. j.. Ma. ham and party came down
from FuscnTor" Saturday and l,f, for
the east last night on 40 i.
Tho Western Pacific rish, OF way
agent" hav" zone t" California. On
their return next week, they will DO
business with our people.
The business Of the Elko po.roilicc
has increased 80 much that Postmaster
Jones IL putting III ncS boxes. lie il al.
50 moving the PARTITION forward IN order
to give him sufficient room Ia do the
work.
Another snowstUrm let IN this morn.
ing and still CONTINUES at this writing
with no prospects ~ its letting up.
h storm mny cost the ruuchcrs a little
'""fe nay out IL helps the country. II
piles up heaps ~ II III the mountains
for next summers water supply.
Whit N,c,..y ,,o,,r,, ro-,,
rnrmnu Of ,hn Sr,,o ,ri,,,r,. ,rico ..
the last eleven years, passed through
yesterday morning for Washington. y.
C.. where me- has .,rr,r,.g ,n.,,,, -,
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yam: 'l'",P'''''' '"'..'F me 'a"- Of 'A"
the I!..t.r Sar. n..r,-i, mad v,r.,
pnynlrn; II Er.oolono tive per cent, y
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nation is to carry out the reforms for
which Bryan stands und which have
given birth to the term Representatives,
Orleans State.
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flavoring extracts are gen.
orally fictitious or weak Schil-
ling's Best are true and full
strength.
Your grocer'si moncyback.
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rEuI SATURDAYS DAILY.
SaImagundi.

u.y. t.uut. sheen iu4p.c,or.
Nr Commit. md Children and Mis-
In,;, Walrhcn returned from ~,
I,,i. lnis n~it.ruuon.
M ''.'''' '. - :" H''' '"'!
'
"''"'' Wv" '"' 49,
10 . Indicate running Tia" T~uschrorn
mlncs has orivrcd 100 tons II rnnl to Uc
delivered Immediately.
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was 'uSli1lilS hlhtN last MONDAY wllle
ut work fixing an insulator on u pole.
Tho unfortunate man came in contact
with Il live wire, and GOO volts passed
through his body, which remained sus.
pended i'll mid-air for five minutes, the
Mortified spectators beng unable to rem.
der him assistance.
The delay in eastbound trains yester-
day WIS caused 10y n westbound freight
train jumping the track TT Gold Run on
the western slope Of the Sierras Wedues.
day morning. The engineer and fireman
escaped injury, but three trumps who
were stealing II ride were more or less
injured. one Of them ~fHtnII,.
Senator Burton OF Kansas has been
sentenced Ia six months Imprisonment
i'll the jail rf Iron county, Missouri, and
fined $500. He WIS convicted of u
mc his Influence as United States
senator before the postal authorities to
protect 4 thicviug gct.ricb quick con.
Germ of ST. Louis. lie has appealed to
the u. >. Supreme court.
5. G. Cooke. son II il wealthy New
Yorker, has been sentenced to the
Wnshoe county Jail for live months for
obtaining goods under false pretenses.
lie landed in Reno with considerable
cash in his pockets and secured a good
position, hut soon wen the pace that
ruins So many young men. lie thought
he could drink all the wh;5kcy in
Reno.
AS IL result OF a dispute over the pay
mcnt Of money due for drinks, Il Swedc
atlaCKcd Harry Crawford, a saloon pro
proprietor At Fort Churchill, with "A
bottle Tuesday and was shot in the
gToina by Crawford. The Swcde, whose
maine Is nor mentioned, nearly blcd to
death before medical aid was summon.
cd. Crawford vas placed under $1,000
bOnG-.
Suffers Tavern in Georgetown, where
WashnE'cu and Jefferson often stopped
ia their Journeys to ana from the NORTH.
and THcrr the commissioners who laid
on! the city IF Washington met and dis
. y, Il" f"' "P "' "u'''"
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- - " P'"o
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T. INA. not be generally 5uoyn hat A,
"'' '''.."n Is preach annually on
C'''''I' OAK 81. h"'HcF'he Gree '""Ich'
= "'''""' 7,''''' ~ memory &" or
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W." """ '''''Pc" ''"ul " "'h III III"
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"'' hurting I'" !" '"n'''Ia ~" % his
p'"!'rH "'' E'"' - 80 N'i'J. he
i"'''''
Mr.. Frank iEourywan. one of the ,nrly
settlers Of lover Valley. died in .,ork-
ton, California. tuesday. HIS rruuina
passed through to his late residence. ON
No. q last night. Tho funeral will tabo
pIacn IN Cv,vcr VuIl.y -. , ,,,l,,L ;,
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liIll Il-
will m,Lo o.o-t'n' "'sh'' ihey
For fur,hor N"pPs ,ha' n''ehus
~ "o'
EnrIi.bman ,nIL f"at'ei'nG wi'h an
his trr,uo om..iI uiuu' ho'u
trabI.. h,uI 49,, us 'npehe'
EMMY sIun "H
Inc N!c county grand jury in it's final
'''' e'ns"f'S Sheriff Lognn for ncgli-
H~"'' ~ 'he ''nHuc' OF his office and
'' commissioner Tor allowing salaries
N'"""'! 10 i"".
Surveyor Mc Cl,lun r.,,-rcl yos,.-.
day t5un his Trim ,o th. CAV. Cr..t
country. IL, riuor;- con.iJ.rub'. s,ow
IA Inc ~vn!,rys 81 that section and acreo,
'''' "4'f" III 'A' mountains.
ruc United Stat.s .urr.m. c,,r, bns
dismissed the appeal of Mary Rogers
the condemned Vermont murIarcss uud
she must hang, unless the Stat. autho--
titles interfere, which is not urobabIo
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never forget it.
The Baltic sea has more weeks than
any other place in the world. the aver.
age being On" wreck Il day the year
round.
At IL o'clock this forcuoon, Major
Miller had issued 400 Whole tax receipts
and 1903 halves. This leaves 32| yet TO
settle.
On account OF Mr.. Shcrwnod's funeral
the Thanksgiving service at the Pres
byterian church have been post oned
until Sunday.
y ch!naman in Reno has taken ont a
license FOR Il faro game. He will try to
corral the money hat his countrymeu
feed Ia the Mclean mans tiger.
IL You wnat to have an enjoy able
time tomorrow night, take i'll the dance
at Leonard Hall. The members of the
orchestra will entertain you royalty.
Mrs. ]. Henderson and daughter, Mrs.
Brown, arrived this afternoon from
Chicago. Tney will remain here some
time visiting their rclatiyes and friends.
SUPERINTENDENT CrIcori of fin. Carson
Mint has made Il statement showing
that the amount of bullion handled this
year exceeds that handled daring las,
year 3OO per cent
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heal without suffering deterioration or
losing their health.
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-.,,. $3.50. d.:
y man viii di' t"F want OF mr. III tive
r...,. m :
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go. ;-,.
married IL J" ~ VISITOR toH Farmer %lHic
"ba"rvin: u hr" e II h~".t--roTn calves
t"~5'nt on the a"n -in"m~ ""i cox
.''~ 'hr1 n" h"I.ris' remarked thu hay
seed "'i'
Mr.. HuEHhar' l. 20" delivering the
papers Tor 4'F'! distributed u! Mr.
N~"'f''"L " "a" has II" list 81 thc
'hr""Ici'' Examiner. CAIl ana i)eseFct
Mems, lie requests all VIA" IAN 10 ct
'A'ir PAPERS /" n"ilty him Al once.
Mr.. ". :. C-orpcr. nm rypcrirucrd
op.-,,ur from lis Aur,,g, tool; c.nr,c
rfrlr Western Union Trf,.rarrh rfi.c
Yesterday morning. ilr. Croppcr l., il
i''"'''h' gentleman an" i sure 4"
ii''-' Inc lar fo"- o. utr once lie
N'" come h'r" T." remain.
Grace and EtmnnI Earrar will Tile a
suIt in the u court at Carson in a
few days against the railroad company
fo5 damages sustained in the wreck 1T
Iiarup. a f.y months HrD. They will
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after seed potatoes; he is putting out
quite crop Of potatoes on the Stephens
ranch.
Mrs. $. S. Duncan and Miss Hattie
were in town last Tuesday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timmons Of Amarillo,
were visiting relatives and attended
church here Sunday evening.
The young folks had a nice party at
Mrs G, o. Walkers last Thursday night.
All report pleasant time.
The Methodist will hold their quarterly
meeting at Groom church, commencing
Friday and will continue over Sunday.
Will have an old fashion basket dinner
Saturday. Everybody come.
The Rev, Abe Marshall and wife Of
Montague, Texas, are here visiting their
daughter, Mrs Chas. Payne, ard our
people were highly entertained last Sun
day evening, by an able discourse by Mr.
Marshall, who is a minister of the gospel
as recognized by the Dunkard followers,
Of the Christian religion,
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privilege to be in heaven, we are lvinl
there, not as many say, on our way there
our hearts, our affections are alread,
there. The light Of heaven shines across
our pathway while we are pursuing ou
earthly course, We have been trying t
tell of some who will inherit heaven, We
Will try now to tell who the blessed book
says shall not be there. Let US shun moi
TO declare the whole counsel Of God. We
md IN | Cor 6-9-l0 these words, BE
not deceived, neither fornicators, nor
ldolaters, nor effeminate, nor abusers Of
themselves with makind nor thieves, nor
coyetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor
eXtortloners, shall inherit the kingdom Of
heaven Would it be heaven if fornicat-
ors and idolaters and other evil doors
were allowed to enter the pure domains
ofthe King Of Glory9 No thieves or rev.
Hers shall enter there, il they think they
can, they are deceving themselves. No
drunkard shall inherit the kingdom OF
heaven Christian parents, il you have
sons, arouse from your sleep before the
serpent Of the still shall coil itself around
them, and bind thee hand and foot, be-
fore they are aware Of their danger.
Give yourself no rest day or night, ago
nize in prayer that your sons may be
converted by the power of Gods grace.
When God takes possession Of the heart,
that is the sure remedy of an evil life in
this world and endures an inheritance in
the world to come. Try to lead your
children to Jesus. it is a glorious privilege.
Equally 1t is true, that no man selling the
acoursed stuff, shall be saved for it is
said; Woe unto him that putteth the bot
tie to his neighhor's lips. There will be
no extortoners in heaven. the man that
can take advantage Of his fellowmans
needs has wicked heart and God is
angry with the wicked every day." 1t is
not that speak these words, but the
scriptures tell US, that holy men Of God
spake as they were moved by Holy
Ghost" Hear what it says. Know ye
not that the unrghteous shall not inherit
the Kingdom Of God" We have a God
of tender love, full of compassion. hear
Him again: Let the wicked forsake his
way and the unrighteous man his thoughts,
and let him return unto the Lord and he
will have mercy upon him, and to our God
for he will abundantly pardon" 1t will
not do to trihe with these things, it is too
sacred matter where we spend eternity.
Let each one Of US look into our hearts
and ask ourselves for the race. Will it be
a GROWING triumph or disastrous de-
feat? Let our motto be upward and on
ward. The object Of our life should be
to make the world hetter that hearts and
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Vega.

The people Of this neighborhood are full
Of energy and satisfied with the outlook.
Ifwork counts for anything they are do
ing plenty Judging from the amount
Of sod being broke, the number Of acres
will be doubled that Of any former crop
Wheat and oats are promising and the
late rains insure large yield.
Grass was never better at this time Of
the year, and failing up" old COWS is a
thing Of the past.
Mr., Mcintosh after spending the winter
with his son at Rosebud, has returned to
the ranch. He reports that the loss Of
cattle in Southern Texas was greater
than in the Panhandle.
J. L. Mcclure has gone to California
prospecting,
J.N Ivy and NE, Hoard have purchas-
ed fine Norman horse for $1,000.
Miss Susie Ivy has returned to Vega
and school opened the first Of May. Miss
Ivy is an excellent teacher,
On the first Sunday there was an all
day service at the Bassett school house.
There will be campmeetng at Vega
in August,
ROBERT ScRooolNs, P. H.
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Mclean.
Amarillo, Tex, April 90, 1905.


We are having some spring weather
now.
The carpenters are kept very busy Of
late.
The sick of the community are all i'm
proving.
L. M. Haynes has just completed the
erection of new store room.
The telephones will be ringing in Nc
Lean soon. Say, Hurrahl for Mclean.
The Epworth League will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
L. M. Haynes.
There will be an al-day singing in Nc
Lean Sunday Although church and
Sunday school will be held at the usual
hour.
The Methodists held regular church SER
vices Sunday, but on account of our pas
tor, Rev. Harrss, not being able to hold
the services, the pulpit was filled by Rev.
Sage.
Our new editor Of the Mclean News,
Mr.. Edgell, gave us long, newsy paper
last Saturday. Mr. Edgell intends NOV
ing his family here soon. We hope many
more good families will follow this ex-
ample.
&c ApupoNv
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homes may be brighter and happier By
our having lived in it. and that it may b.
lifted up to higher planes Of enjoyment
and progress, through our influence. You
will have to become like the meek anc
IowIy Jesus, for God to make you an
heir to His Kingdom and to possess and
enjoy that infinite inheritance. Your
heavenly Father calls you home, where
we shall see saints and angels standing
around the throne Of God and you will
hear the voice Of the Son OF God saying
unto you, as you enter the pearly gates;
well done thou good and faithful SER
want; thou hast been faithful over few
things. will make thee ruler over many
things, enter thou into the JOY Of thy
Lord. Jesus will pilot US across deaths
dark tide, and by faith we will gaze on
the faces Of our loved ones, as they with
smiles of peace and JOY beaming in their
heavenly countenances are crying out,
Welcome Welcome!
MRS, R. T. JONES.
Amarillo, Tex, April 30, 1905.
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Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that an election
will be held at the Potter County Court
House in the City of Amarillo, State Of
Texas, on Saturday, the goth day of May
9O5, for the purpose Of electing a board
of seven school trustees for Amarillo In
dependent School District.
Said election is ordered in pursuance Of
an order made by me on the 9th day of
May 1905 under the authority and pro-
visions Of and Act of the goth Legislature
OF the State of Texas, approved April II,
1905, authorizing the incorporation of the
Amarillo Independent School District
". S. Roberts has been appointed as
presiding officer Of said election, and he
shall select two Judges and two Clerks to
assist him in holding said election. Ten
days notice of the time, place and pur-
pose of said election shall be given by
posting advertisements thereof at three
public places within said Amarillo indie
pendent School District.
Said election shall be held in the same
manner as general elections under the
general laws Of this State, and no person
may vote at said election unless he be a
qualified elector Of said Amarillo Inde-
pendent School District.
Witness nv hand this 9th day of MAY,
1905.
SAM r. MERRILL.
County Judge, Potter County, Texas
loeal) 58-td
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Horses for Sale.

Fine driving, saddle and draft
horses, also 20 head of stock
horses from 8 to 8 years old, will
be sold at a bargain. E. F. True,
at Chastain's Barn. 56.9tp
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"SAPHRoNY..
Happy,


Robert Steen went to Amarillo last Sat-
urday.
Currie Bros. and M. McNaughton
have been busy this week dipping their
cattle.
J. J. Currie will leave this week for
Northern Kansas, and will ship 600 head
Of cattle.
F. Virgins and daughter-in-law Mrs
Sam Virgins visited friends in Canyon
Saturday
Charley Mitchell and Randolph Carter
are helping Cur RE Bros, dip their cattle
this week.
Prof. Sheriff. Of Vernon, arrived Sun
day and took charge OF the school at
this place Monday.
Jim Lockridge and Sister, Miss May,
attended the commencement at Canyon
City, Monday evening
SharIey Long and family who have
been living at Canyon, are now living on
the Taggart ranch.
Prof. Hedges Of Canyon has taken
charge Of his school duties at Lakevew-
and Prof. Foster who has been teaching
for him the past month has again re-
sumed the work on the farm.
BONNIE.
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Groom.
Chas Stay is in town this week,

Chas. Stay is in town this week,
Floyd Ray went to Amarillo last week
c. R. Stay went to Amarillo last week
B. F, Armstrong went to Amarillo
Friday
R. NJ Cornett is hauling lumber for his
new barn.
Mr.. Ray Of Fairfield, Iowa, is in our
town on bushes.
Mr., Alexander has his new well and
windmill in operation.
Mr.. and Mrs Pollard Of Jericho, were
visiting Mrs. Whatley Sundry,
Ed Johnson and wife went to Claren-
don on business last week.
c. L, Bailey was in town Saturday