Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-11

Adam Long. horse puyer from Tu-
cumcari. registered at the Southsrn lEst
night. This morrang he went down the
Red Apple line to purchase stock Tor
tire- easfsrn -rfinrkefA ~ F.s,s@Es e ~
Mrs. II. Hooks arrived from Nebras-
ka last night and left for her home In
Aztec this morning. The family @x-
pected to locate In the east hut for
reasons OF health decided to return to
New Mexico.
Services Mt the NJ. f. church Sunday
at the usual hours. The topic of the
morning address Will be Pure and Un-
ieh'sd Religion" In the evening the
tnenc In Fulfilling the Law" Nidwe.k
pray'f meeting on Wednesday evening,
ivel Hopkins and Miss Maggie Males
jc'irneyed to Aztec this morning. Their
ir'ends issds as that they ws,e on the
way 20 the hymenal altar anl .ba the
all important event ls scheduled for h.xh
n""h today. They are to return on the
evening tram.
Mrs cundy. nee Anna Galloway, Is
mere visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Galloway. Three years have
elapsed since she came back to the old
nom In few days she leaves for Ell
Paso. Tex. to Join her husband VINO
was recently transferred there
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Rice, w. C. Rice
Miss Minnie Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Lightfoot of Colmer county, Texas. went
over to the Dolores section today with
a view OF making that vicinity their fu-
ture home. They are substantial people
that any community would welcoms
among their midst
The remains OF the late Rev Copeland,
iather or Mrs. 3. NJ Biggs. Will arrive
from Frulta tonight and be Inferred I'm
Greenmount cemetery beside his wife
who passed away twelve years ago. Mr..
Copeland died last March during the
blockade and his family had his body
buried temporarily at Frulta.
A. II. Reece. commissioner-elect from
the third district, is In the city TODAY.
busily engaged In receiving the cousrat-
ulation OF his many friends upon his
election. People who know him best
are certain he will exercise the same
good Judgment In county affairs that
mas marked his care OF his own business
The Biggs Furniture company have
lust received two car loads of mIxed
furniture which they are opening up to-
day and getting ready to place on dis
play In their store. The Turned oak din
ing room sets In mission design are
works OF art. In the parlor sets the mt
hcgany and golden oak sets are Hndinr
iaNer with those who are artists In home
eeeo, ations.
Harvey Palmer. a well known resident
OF the Bayfield, section. was brought
to Ochsner hospital by auto where he
VIII undergo an operation for abscess
OF the liver. The gentleman has been
sorely afflicted. Three years ago he
sustained serious Injuries In n runaway
accident For months his life was dis
paired OF and he has been practically
an invalid ever since. His present trou-
bile is directly due to his injuries.
We have heard much about c'saninR
out the court house and now Il seems
! that the election did the job more ef-
fectively than the most highly recon-
mended vacuum cleaner could have done
After Jan Is. we will find n new dis
trict judge. district clerk. court steuox-
rapher. clerk. deputy clerk, two new
commissioners. county attorney, sheriff.
deputy sheriff. host for the prisoners.
county treasurer and deputy and school
superintendent. Now isn't that . very
complete work. Assessor Chubb, Deputy
Bagby. Judge McCloud and Roy Good
man will be the only land marks isss
and their residence IL only OF shost du-