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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

FOR SALE-A SPECIAL, BARGAIN IN
new seven-room house In finest West
Adams residence section: first floor has
large reception hall; large living and
uining rooms; cabinet kitchen and
screen porch with laundry tubs; beauti-
ful hardwood floors; brick fireplace; buff
fet and china closets paneled walls and
beam ceilings; 2 toilets; bedrooms. and
bath IN white enamel; large closets; $500
to $3.50 under value. Price 5000: $1,000
cash; monthly payments IL desired
PITTSBURG REAL ESTATE CO., 311-
Is Laughln Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
NOTICE!

CASH.
Property is held at 1915 to $500 per
foot on Pico near Alvarado. l can
deliver a large lot 80x135, unim-
proved, also unrestricted, street paved
and severed at the rate of only S1S7
per foot or $4,000; $4,000 cash. bal
ance long term. This ought to be
snapped up by a shrewd investor,
For particulars inquire L. e. BIGLER,
1928 w. Pico st. Home B2S75.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
EDUCATIONAL

SPANISH. LESSONS GIVEN BY EX-
perienced Spanish teacher. Telephone
Home ClO52. or address BOX 1872. Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

$500
Here is good Investment. Buy
improved business property, located
opposite s. r. Ry. Co.'s yards, cor. San
Fernando and Ann sts.J improved with
n 22-rOOm lodging house, facing on
San Fernando ST., and a 4-rOOm cOt-
tage facing ON Ann ST., both rented.
Lot 5Ox15O II. This must be sold nt
once,
Address HEINER. 1O8o s. olive st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

"IT PAYS TO SEE U.s."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
AMONG THESE SALES WE'RE.


Grocery business, including stock
and fixtures, located at the north
east corner of Jefferson and Main
streets; Ogden Bros. to w. Clapper,
$1,000.
- Fifteen-acre ranch, near Garden
Grove, half walnuts, buildings nom
inal value; w. Clapper to ogden
Bros, $4,000.
Six-room furnished cottage on
Thirty fifth near Figueroa, lot 5Ox135;
Mrs. Bunton to Mr.. Ayers, $4,000.
Five-room cottage on Thirty-ffth
near near Wesley, lot 37iXla5i; Mr.. Hast
Five-room cottage on Maple near
Thirty lot 50X130; Mr.. Cle-
land to Mr.. Kellogg, S2750.
Five-room cottage on Thirty-ffth
near Maple, lot 40X125; T. L. OBr1en
to local investor, $4,000.
Ffve-room house on Twenty-third
near Grand, lot 60x132; John Smurr to
]. e. Cain, $45OO.
six-room house on Grand near
vile to r. L. O'Brien. $4,000; same, T.
L. O'Brien to Mr.. Dyer, $4,000.
Six-room cottage on Thirty-sixth
near wesley; T. L. OBrien to Eta
Kellogg, $4,000 Local investor
Two lots, northeast corner of JEFF
ferson and Stanford, 90x135 feet to an
alley; T. Il. Cleland to a local inves-
tor, s2Soo. This will be improved
with mats.
Lot on Hill near Confidence, 50X
1929; Mr.. Kloninger to j. L. Landen,
$1,000.
Lot on Olive near Confidence, 50X
$50; Mr.. Coleman to j. e. Landen,
$1,000.
Lot on Thirty-fifth near Maple, 40x
1875; Mrs. Otto to Mrs. Adams. This
will be improved imm ediately with
four three-room apartment houses.
Lot on Thirty-third between Main
and Maple, 60X125; w. w. Godsmeyer
to Carpenter & Biles $2750.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-01

Miss Luria Pence called on Miss
Trosea Woodgehrd last Thursday
Mrs. Catherine Davis snd
daughter, Luria, were business
visitors at So. Bloomingville lasI
Thursday.
X, r.. Lindsey and Tressa Wood
geard contemplate attending the
darkies camp meeting at Adelphi
next Sunday.
Everybody is kindly invited to
attend the basket meeting at
Chestnut Grove the first Sunday
in August. Everybody come and
bring your basket.
Mr.. Lewis Beck has returned to
his home near ZaIeski, he has been
working Tor his sister, Mrs Cath
crime Davis, of So. Bloomingville,
the fore part of this week.
Mr.. Noah Beck has returned
home after a few days visit with
his aunt, Mrs. Catherine Davis.
BABE.
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Mr., Harvey Framptou preached
at Mt. Pleasant Sunday morning,
A large crowd attended.
The preaching at Mt. Pleasant
was snnulled because of unfavor-
able weather, Epworth League
was attended
Miss Grace Walker is visiting
with R, Hass and family of Mt
Pleasant.
Mr., Albert Redick spent Sunday
at Union Furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. acob Thurness
are going to 81 end few weeks at
the Lancaster Camp Meeting.
Mr., John Engle, of Columbus,
was visiting in Mt. Pleasant last
week,
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Cedar Grove

Mr.. David Woodland, an old
soldier, died at his home on Big
Pine last Sunday of heart failure
Interment in the Pine Grove ceme-
terry. Rev. John Baker, of
Gibisonyille, ofiiciated Text, SIS
it we'll with Thy soul, "
Mrs. Dora shannon, of Colum-
bus, is visiting her father, A. c.
Linn, Of this place,
Mr., Conrad Reiehley and son
Allen, of No. 4 were stacking
wheat for Harry Gordon last
Wedne day.
Miss Cora Linn, of North High
street, visited Mics leel Davis
last Friday of South Main
Mrs. Ann Walker, of Chapel
Ridge, visited Mis- Minnie Cor
don last Friday.
Mr.. win Flood and wife, of
NelsonYllle, visited at Gibisonyille
last week,
Mr.. Lon Oldfeld, of Cedar Val
ley, passed through here enronte
te So. Bloomingyille.
Mr.. Sim Nihiser, of Point
Pleasant, was seen on our streets
last Friday.
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Pleasant Hill

Making hay seems TO be the
order of the day.
MIR, C. Edwards and wife, of
Buck Run, Mr.. and Mrs. Long, of
G ibisonville, Mr.. Charley Green,
of kbridge, and MIR. Pearly
Dupler, of Rockbndge, spent last
Sunday with Mr., Jacob Kline and
family, of this place.
Mrs. Tucker, of Columbus,
spent last Saturday with her
father, Mr.. Ralph Volt, of
Klondike.
Childrens Day was we'll attend
ed at Pleasant Hill last Sunday,
Mr. Thomas Kline, came home
from Lancaster very sick but is
come better at this writing.
Mr.. Willie Edwards, of Buck
Run, called on his cousin, Mr., T.
Kline.
Mr.. Jacob Kline made bust
ness trip to Lancaster Tuesday.
Mrs. Ueksr aud little daughter,
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Walnut Heights

Stacking wheat seems to be the
order of the day in our vicinity at
the present writing.
John Dilts has been plowing
corn for Dan Woodgeard few
days the fore part of this week.
Church at Liberty Hill was
largely attended last Sunday af-
ternoOn. Rev. Bethel and Rev.
Jerome Sanford conducting serv-
ices.
Mr.. Bundy Hill was the guest
of Mrs. Belle Starkey last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Daniel Buck has been work
ing for Mr.. Summer Pence Monday
and Tuesday of thls week.
Floating reports say that Mrs
Rebecca Davis and Mr.. Samuel
'Woodgeard were united in the
holy bond of wedlock Sunday, July
IA. Mrs. Davis is one of our most
prominent members at Liberty
Hill. We wish them a long and
happy life.
The E. l.. at SO. Bloomingville
was largely attended last Saturday
night.
Mr.. George Ewings, of Lancas-
ter, passed through our vicinity
leasing land for the Cearal and
Finance Gas Co. last week.
Mr.. George Pence and family,
of Mud Town, contemplate NOV
ing to CircleVille in the near
future.
| wish to correct mistake made
by the Blackberry Ridge CORE
spondent last week. Miss Luria
Pence is not on the sick list.
The Burgoon girls attended
church at Liberty Hill last SUI :
day afternoon.
We think that Mr.. Thomas
Amerine, one of Goose Greeks mail
carriers, nee is two substitutes in
stead of one.
Sunday School at Liberty Hill
seems to progress nicely with
Martin Snider as superintendent
and Laurel Dllts as head teacher
Mr.. Clinton Hill was seen with
long handled paddle in his pock
ct Sunday afternoon. What is
the trouble Clint.
Mrs. Rebecca Beck and daugh-
ter, Mary, contemplate visiting
their daughter and sister, Mrs
Catherine Davis, of So, Blooming
Vile. Mrs. Beck's home is near
Zaleski.
Mr.. Reuben Lindsey called on
Miss Tressa Woodgeard last Thurs
DAY evening.
Mr., Sumner Pence, of South
BloomingVille, is spending few
days of this week with his grand
mother, Mrs, Retecca Beck Of
Zsleskl,
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Mr.. Noah McCown, of Pine Val
lev, was u business caller at ii. A,
Gordon's last Sunday.
Grandma Stiverson, of Laurel
Township, lie visit ng her daugh'
ter Mrs. Harry G,rdon, this
week,
Mr.. Albert Justice is quite sick
at this time of TYPHOID fever,
Mr.. L. shannon, of Colum-
bus. is in our midst shaking hands
with his many friends. Alta
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Mrs. Poling's COW had the mis-
fortune to loose her tail on peach
tree.
Mr.. Fred Conkle was raising
barn for Mr.. Bert Voorhees, one day
last week.
Mr.. Jacob Wine was seen driv-
ing down the road with his new
horse and buggy Sunday,
Mrs Polling and Mrs. Bucking-
ham called on Mrs. Conkle last
week.
Mr.. Fred Conkle and wife called
on Mr., and Mrs. Wine Sunday to
see how the little son, Otie, was;
he is able to sit up In bed little.
He has been sick with interment
fever.
Mrs. McCown and daughter
were at prayer meeting at Pine
Grove.
Mr., Springer is on the sick list
again.
Mr.. Beery is on the sick list.
George Conkle passed through
here last Saturday en- route to So.
Perry with calf for Robert
Whitcraft. LITTLE NICK.
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Apple Ridge

Preaching at this place was W ell
attended last Sunday night.
Miss Lura Pence who has been
sick for several months is no
better at this writing.
Mr.. Harley Davis has gone
back to work for John Starkey,
We all wish him good success.
The Burgoon Hotel is getting
along very nicely.
Mr.. Bundy Hill was seen on
Goose Greek Monday morning.
MIR. Ben Settles is on the sick
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Comfy and
son were seen at So. Bloomingville
last Monday.
Mr.. Sylvester Davis called on
Mr.. Steve Burgoon last Monday.
Mr.. Albert Hamilton was the
guest of Miss Flora Diltz last Sun
day evening.
Mr.. John Diltz and Mr.. Dan
Woodgeard were seen sitting at
the foot of the Hill last Sunday
night.
Mr.. Allen Reichley is farming
for Mr.. N. l.. Johnson. We wish
him success. BAsHFUL GIRL.
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The men of this pl ce are busy
making hay.
Mr.. Wm. Leonard passed
through this place Tuesday
delivering an Edison grapha
phone. Mr.. Leonard is an agent
and is selling several machines.
Mr.. d. A. Polling made bust
uess trip to Logan Monday.
Mr.. G. G. White, of Deppe,
Me-, passed through this place
Tuesday selling stereoscopes for
the keystone Co., of London,
England.
Mr.. "B" Weaver caught two
fish on the second hour of the
second day of the second week in
the second creek on the second
end of the second pole he cut that
day.
Mr.. Fred Hamilton is working
for Chas. Nunemaker at present.
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called on Mr. George Amcrine one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will B0rnharl
took dinner with Mr.. and Mre,
Dave Edwards last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Els Chilcote, OF
Bloomingville, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Watts last Sun
day.
Grandma Herold has returned
home after few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Dick Shaw, OF
Laurelville.
Mrs. Swackhammer and sou, OF
Salt Creek, were the guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Eli Watts last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Mount were
in Logan last Saturday.
Mrs. @. A. Beery, of So Bloom.
ingville, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Hutton last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoy enter
tanned at their pleasant home last
Sunday Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Barn
hart, Miss Nellie Mount and Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Edwards and chill
dren.
Mrs, F. NJ. Mount and little
called on Mrs. Stella
Lehman last Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Barton was IN Adelphi
last Sunday.
Carl Blacksten was in Laurel
vile last Saturday and Sunday
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Earl
Steel.
Mrs. Marion Mount and daugh.
ter, Nellie, called on Mrs. Cbas.
Lyons one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gordon
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. G..
H. Reichley last Sunday.
The sick of our little town are
40 better.
George Dennis stacked wheat
FOR c. E. Lyons q Co, last week
Jim Cain was in BloomingviIle
asst Friday.
Joe Hamilton, of Bloomingville,
vas on the ridge one day last
week.
Adam Schaal purchased fine
punch of sheep of G. E. Lyons one
lay last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Reichley |
we're in Laurelville Saturday and |
sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Barton and Mrs. Nj. M.
3lacksten were in Adelphi Sunday.
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Pursell

Farmers are busy getting their
wheat into barn and stack,
Mr., Fred Conkle was stacking
wheat for Mr.. William Wine Sat.
urday.
Mr.. John Voorhees, spent last
Saturday at Adelphi,
Mrs, Springer called on Mrs.
Rosa Wine Saturday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-01
Rush Greek

Hay harvest is not yet over in
this section and farmers will have
to hustle to get done until the
Fair.
The campers are still with u'
and are consuming great quantities
of chicken and ground hog
Mr.. Isaac Wolfe, of Flagdale,
brought load of hay to Marion
Township the other day which
filed two mows and Mr.. w. saws
it was just an ordinary load too.
Mr.. Will Wagner comm enced
threshing for the season at his
brother Jacob Wagn r, of Flag
dale.
We learn that the Fagdale
Band will furnish the music for
the first day of the Lo gan Fair.
There will be five member of
the School Board to elect In
Marion Township this fall and as
yet no one has signifed their
Willingness to run for that i'm
portant office and we greatly fear
that the interest in our schools in
Marion Township is not as good
as it should be. Now let some of
you who are interested in the
cause of education make up your
minds to make the race for mem
bers of the Board of Education
and keep our schools up to the
standard.
The company forme at Bremen
for the purpose of drilling for oil
or gas have drilled down about
1000 feet near Bremen and the
prospects for striking oil or gas
soon are good.
We see that the Journal Gazette
has started Daily Paper, well
we suppose that Logan has be
come Metropolitan enough to sup
port daily. There was one time
that Logan had daily for short
time and that was during the
trial of VIM. Terrell for the murder
of the Welden family when Hon.
Lewis Green published the Daily
SENTINEL for the benefit of his
patrons giving the details of the
trial.
The county commissioners were
in Marion Township the other
day looking after some of the
bridges and roads.
The parties drilling for water
on the farm of Mr.. ALT Rarrick
are down about 100 feet but h ave
not secured u supply Of water y ct.
Mr.. Noah Funk, the old veteran
thresherm went to Colum bus
last Saturday to see about pur-
chasing u new engine for his
threshing machine.
Mr.. T. j. Shot has purchased
a new tedder with which to kick
his hay.
Mr.. G. c. Brandt has bought "a
new hay loader with which to
handle his large hay crop.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-01

Mr.. VIM. Geiger visited Dwigh
Polings, Wednesday.
Mr.. Samuel Cell sold Chas
Nunemaker fne calf Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Addie Conkel called on her
sister Mrs. Mary Polling, Wednes-
day.
S. Cell made a business call on
d. A. Polling, Wednesday even
ing.
Messrs, Dwight Polling and
Samuel Polling labored at the Fair
Ground Thursday.
Mr.. Nelson Inboden was under
the employ of John Polling Friday,
esp what has become of you
are you taking vacation2
We are well acquainted with
McCunesville, but we do not
know the McCunesvllle scribe,
please come around and make
yourself known.
MIR. Noah Funk passed through
this place Saturday enroute to
Logan.
Mr.. Frank Polling visited Mr..
John Polling and family Sunday.
Mr.. V. Johnson, of Pleasan
City, visited Dwight Polinge,
Sunday.
A large crowd attended preach
ing at Zion Sunday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Polling
made a trip to Logan Sunday on
account of their infant child.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-01

of Columbus, were visiting Mr..
Moses Stewart and wife of Buck
Run, last Sunday.
Miss Rosie Ogg was seen on our
streets,
In two weeks there will be
quarterly meeting at this place,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-01
What a New Jersey Editor
says.

NJ, Il, Lynch, Editor of the
Phillibsburg, N. j., Daily Post,
writes: 81 have used many kinds
of medicines for coughs and colds
in my family but never anything
so good as Folsy's Honey and Tar.
l cannot say too much in praise
of it Bort d Co.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-01
Marion

Making hay, picking black
berries and in out of the rain
seems to be the program of the
day.
Mr.. Frank Polling worked few
days last week for James Blosse..
Mr.. Clifford Brown is helping
Ham" Lehman make hay at this
writing.
Messrs. Dwight Polling and
Samuel Cell labored at the Fair
Ground Tuesday.
Mr.. Adam Polling traversed d
these hills Wednesday selling
fertiize.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Beery, of
Utica, Ohio, are visiting relatives
at this place at present.
Sunday-school at Bethany is
progressing very nicely under the
management of Prof. Eber Mowry.
Miss Ida Nj. Fickel made
business trip to Logan Saturday.
Mr.. Abe Beery, of Covington,
Ohio, is visiting relatives of this
place at present.
Miss Bertha Wolfe, of Logan, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Mr.. Andy Inboden is helping his
father, Nelson lnboden, make hay
at this writing
Messrs Will Nunemaker and
Frank Polling attended the funeral
of Anna Guess, the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Guess at
Fellowship Sunday.
A large crowd from this place
attended the ice cream social at
Webb's Chapel Sunday evening.
The men of this place instead of
making hay are seen circulat ing
over the hills picking black kberries.
NEwsITE
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Wesley Chapel

Zera Amerine, of Hue, was on
the ridge last Tuesday.
Pete Dehanen, of Laurelville,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-01

| used Borts Stock Food on COW failing in
milk also beef that was not fattening right.
Within few days the COW increased in milking
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Made $55 in 6 Weeks.

Bought II year old horse, run down in
flesh, fed three boxes Bort's Condition Powders
which put life and flesh in my horse and sold
him for $50 more than paid for him. [ use and
recommend Bort's Condition Powders for all
stock. +. a. KOPPE, Logan, OHIO
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-28
LOCATE AUTOMOBILE
ROUTE THROUGH VEGAS

Charles ". Thatcher h In camp
between this city and Ration on his
way west. locating an automobile
route through Las VEGAS from Chi
cag0 10 san Francisco. and viii arrive
In tais city In "A couple of days. He
writes The Optic that the proposed
route which he Is laying out will
bring thousands Of people 10 this vtctn'
ity and many thousands Of dollars,
but neglects 10 state how this Is 90
ing to be brought about He states
that all the papers from the Pacific
10 the Atlantic are featuring the move
ment and that he will have his outil
on the main streets Of the Meadow
City that all may inspect II. III he
lacks nothing less than enthusiasm
he liz bound 10 meet with great sue
cess In this venture. a. his letter
reads AZ II he was Just discovering
this country for the first time. Their
Is plenty OF room through Las Vegas
for an automobile route and he car
run all the automobiles over 1t b.
cares TO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-28
]. N. GILL WRITES
FRIENDS IN VEGAS

]. NJ. Gill, who has been an employe
Of the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany for twenty-five years and who
was stationed during the past year In
Las Vegas TO correct and regulate
the sun" Is now located In Cheyenne.
He writes his friend W. b. Rhodes In
this city that he Is I'm good health and
prospecting. He says that he is at
present busy looking after the real
estate interests of his own ana friends
in the Windy City" collecting rents
and paying taxes. He IL preparing
tn make an extensive garden on some
of his vacan lots. main crop 10 be
green onions. Mr., Gill says that the
weather Is fine In Cheyenne and he Is
well satisfied with bis new location.
But he misses the early vegetables
and soul inspiring music enjoyed al
meal times at the Merchants cafe and
the good spirits" so congenially
blended at the Golden Rule" He
extends his kindliest regards to his
Las Vegas friends and greetings to
his many acquaintances.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-28
Call on o'6yrns for the best domes
tic coal In the city. 1888
Trout for the Chama.

Major S. X. Hooper. general pas.
senger agent Of the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad, has made applica.
ton to the commissioner of fisheries
in Washington for trout and other
game fish to stock the headwatera
of the Chama river In Conejos coun'
ty, Colorado. and Rio Arriba county
N. M. The fish are to be brought t,
Chama station ON the road and plac
ed in the river at that point and
higher up. The application has been
forwarded through Delegate w. H
Andrews who will e to II that
Major Hooper's request Is granted
For many years there was fine
fishing for trout and other game
fish in the headwaters Of the Chami
and Brazos rivers; OF late fishing
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-28
PERSONAL MENTION

Candy Jones left for the south to
day.
j. b. Moser returned today from 81
trip east.
Earnest Mackel returned from Santa
re yesterday.
H.. O. speake returned from a trip
Ratn yesterday.
Miss Gay Ii reported very III agai1
at the sanitarium.
Manuel Valdez and wife left ihis
morning for Santa Rosa.
solome Martinez left for his home
al Pintada this morning
Francisco Duran Is In town today
from his home at Chaperito.
r. L. Canter. of Goldsmith ana
Canter. left for Estancia yesterday
District Clerk 8. Romero will arrive
I'm the city next week from his ranch'
Mrs, b. Lucero OF Santa Rosa Is IN
the city today for medical attention
Jose Galindre OF Enci srro arrived In
the city this morning for a few days
stay.
J. A. Blake. a mining man. LEFT
early this morning for a trip to the
hills.
Mrs. L. z. witten is confined to
her home on Eight street with sick
ness.
A. b. Gallegos. the sheep man from
Las Conchas, returned to his home
today.
Pedro Garcia and Juanito Valdez
left the city this morning for Wagon
Mound.
Mrs. Thos. Trainer and daughter
Gladys. returned from a visit to Chi
cago yesterday.
J. W. Riley. who has been visiting
here for the past week, has returned
to his home at Evergreen. Ala.
Manoel Ulibarri and Miguel Abbey
tia left the city today for a few
days hunt at El Cero del Corazon.
". NJ. Reed left this afternoon OF
No. 2 for his home at Sterling, Ills.
after purchasing a tract Of Mes
land.
Judge Mills. J. s. Clark, A. A
Jones, w. b. Bunker and Cecili'
Rosenwald returned from Santa F
on No. 10 today.
Charles Coe has sold his beautiful
residence property on Lincoln aven
ne to Miss Nora Denton of Indiana
r. L. Biglow made the deal.
c. E. Michaels of st. Louis, Mo
left the city this afternoon for
visit at Santa Rosa, Tucumcari, Wi
lard and Fl Paso. where he will loo
for a place to locate.