Sierra County advocate., 1913-06-06
LOCAL NEWS

s-tell an automobile on his stage line be-
= cen here no the railroad.
Ml2. A. M. Gillespie and little
daughter Nancy. who have been abb
sent IL Texas for the past six months,
returned home Tuesday.
r C. Stevens and E. J. Fender re-
turned Saturday from over the Range.
They were absent sew raj weeks build
ing cabin for the N A N outfit.
w. H. Weston, of Cutter, spent sew
eral days in town this week. He at
tepded the sale of the Statehood
Mines company which occurred Wed
nesday. = ~ =
S. H. Bernard, of Kingston, visited
HiIlsboro the early part of the week.
BRIGHTEN UP Use Sherwin-Wil-
liams Paints and varEishes. Robins
carries a full line of the Paints. Advt.
Emmon Longbottom and Charles
Skies were county seat visitors last
Monda &it i'
Ed. James and L. u, T olderby came
down from Chloride Tuesday evening.
The former came to attsnd met ing
of the county road commission Ct
which he is member.
STOCKMENl Use Carey-ized Lump
Salt 1t is superior to all other kind
of Stock salt for promoting healthy
growth and fattening cattle, horses,
sheep and all domestic animals. viii
M. Robins, agent. Advt
The many friends of Miss Mildred
Fulghum will be pleased to learn that
she graduated with honor from the p e.
paratory department of the State Col
lege, leading the class of graduates. 2
Mrs. s. J. Orchard left this morning
for Los Angeles where she expects to
remain three months. Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Vieg have taken charge of the hotel
and will conduct the busines until Mrs.
Orchards return.
Col. w. S. Hop well came down
from Hermosa Wednesday, leaving
the next day for AlbuIuer4ue and
Santa Fe. Mrs. Hope1ell and two
sons, Robert and Willard, are now at
Hermosa enjoying their summer out
ing.
Santa Rita item in Silver City En-
terprise: '"Miss Elenora Hager has
resigned her position in the Turner
store and will soon be welded to Mr.,
Layman Gausin. Miss Louise Hol-
man has succeeded Miss Hager in the
store" & M
The dog poisoner got busy Wednes-
day night and six dogs pa sed into
canine heaven before the rising of the
sun. E. Teaford was the hardest hit,
h lost four of his t ,ithfu watch d ,gs.
EPupsie, +" the post-office dog, and an
other canine also cashed in.
1t is better to have a suit-and not
need it than to need suit-and not
have it. Let Robins take your meas
ure. Advt
John L. Mclaughlin, who spent se,-
eral weeks at Corpus Christi, Texas.
c me in on Sundays coach. He left
on Tuesday f,r his home in Douglas,
arizona, provided, however, he does
not change his mind and stop in Lake
Valley with Keller, Miller & Co.. while
Walt Hammel takes a vacation. Air.
McLaue him, who was connected with
Keller, Miller & Co. of this place for a
long tim, as many friends who re-
gret his departure
5 The president of the County Sunday
School Association is in receipt of q
letter from Rev w. C. Merritt, field
secretary for the Southwest of the In
ternational Sunday School Association,
urging that Sierra county be- repre-
sensed su the next state convention "
oe held at Santa Fe, July !, 2 and 3.
All the railroads are granting special
i. rates for the occasion. Final return
hinit July 9th. Judge Pope, the state
chairman, is very anxious that every
county be represented at this conven-
ton. The friends at Santa Fe will en-
ter tain on the Harvard plan, lodging
and breakfast only, and not to exceed
swo from each school. Sierra county
ought to be representad at this con-