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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
Social Doings In the Southwest
PORTALEs, n. N.

POrtales, N NJ, Feb, 2Z-Grover
Brock, who has worked for the Santa
Fe in Portales for several years has
gone to Clovis, where he Will work in
the depot.
Mrs J. L Osborn. accompanied by
her daughter Mamie. left for Pueblo,
Colorado, in hope Of being benefited
by the change.
Judge George L Reese ". II. Ball,
Ben Smith and A Rogers are in Chi
cagO on business connected with the
Irrigation company.
B. A Stafford, who has been teach
ing in the high school Of POrtales this
term has resigned and gone to his
home at Canyon City, Texas. Miss
Eeece has been nlaced in the position
left vacant by Mr.. StaffOrd's esigna-
ton and Mrs. George Dean has been
engaged to fill Miss Recess position.
Dad Chapman, the real estate man,
who has been in Colorado for some
time, is here on a visit
Levi Whiteman has gone to east Tex
as. where he will manage his mother
farm.
". c. HOugh, who has been visiting
his son, Dr. l. R. HOugh. has returned
to his home at Baird, Nebraska.
The civic department of the WOman's
club served a colonial dinner The en-
in improving the public school grounds,
putting out trees and grass and build
ing walks.
Richard P. Bishop died in PortaIes
of dropsy. The funeral was conducted
at the Baptist church The remains
were Inferred in POrtales cemetery by
the local Odd Fellows, of whom he was
an hOnored member.
Word has been received Of the death
OF Prof. Isham p. Skinner at Athens
Texas. Prof. Skinner was superintend-
ent Of the Portales schools Tor two
years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
BISBEE, ARIZ.

Bisbee. Ariz., Feb. 27-J. E. Curry has
visit to HermOsiuo. Mex.
F. L Irving. of the c. & A offices,
is i'll with mumps.
Judge Alfred Franklin. Of Phoenix,
with Mrs Franklin, are Bisbee Wis
itors.
D. h Scott, first lieutenant Of the
Third infantry, has been visiting his
brother, L N Scott, Of this city.
Frank Macon a prominent rancher
Of Lewis Springs, is in the city from
san Diego, having made the trip, &C
ecmpanied by his eight year old
daughter, in an automobile. He reports
the roads in excellent condition.
Miss Ruth Powell. of Los Angeles,
is visiting her sister, Mrs r. 7. Pei
ton, IN Lowell
Mrs Greenway has returned from a
visit to friends in Tucson
At a musical given by the Sunday
school class Of JiggerviIle, held at
Lowell, $50 was raised. 500 persons
were present. The nancy will be ad-
ded to the fund which is being raised
10 buy new piano for the Sunday
school
Mrs. E. A. Hurst has returned to the
city from an eastern trip.
W H O'Neiu, a cattle man Of the
Sulphur Springs valley, is in the city
on business.
Mrs. Pat Cunningham, Of Los An
seless is here for an extended visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
9 SANTA ROSA, N. NJ. .

Santa Rosa n. NJ. Fe0. 27.-Sol
Stern. Of Aarcellus Mich, president of
the Noise Bros Co. OF this place is
danes Mole.
l. o. Spencer. relief agent Of the
Southwestern, is in charge of the night
trick left vacant by the transfer Of
!; A. Holmes TO the Pasture agency
Mr.. Spencer viii be here until about
the first of the month when he will
relieve agent Nichols, Of Vaughn. for
a few weeks.
R. T. Simrell. day operator for the
southwestern, expects TO remove his
IaIlllly 10 Blrm1ng ham. Ala, at an early
date, and viii himself visit relatiTec
IN Tennessee for a short time.
Mrs 7. D. Harris and children, Of
CuerVo. were visitors in Santa Rosa
Tor Few days Mr.. Harris is the
southwestern agent at CuerVo and was
formerly stationed here
w 1. Alternately, Of Nashville, Tenn,
IS spending few days here, the guest
OF MS daughter, Mrs ]. W. Ruane-
Anton j. COury, whose RESIGNATION
as chief deputy sheriff was announced.
has purchased the general merchandise
business Of Charles kilmer, at Duran.
and has removed there with his family.
minor Rudoiph. OF Mora. was a Wis
ltor here for a few days Mr.. Ru-
dolph was formerly superintendent Of
schools of this county.
Mrs Lottte Keller, who was burned
by the explosion Of gasoline while
ending a fire at the home of Mr..
Wentworth, has been removed to the
hospital at Tucumcari. Her injuries
are considered serious.
The clerical force Of the county
clerks office has been augmented BY
the addition Of Francisco Sanchez. Of
this place, and Isidoro L. Anaya. for
merly probate clerk Of Lincoln county.
Mrs. c. Z McGinnis entertained a
number Of friends at an afternoon
thimble party at her home on south
Fourth street
Mrs. J. V. Gsllegos has returned
from a several days visit with rela-
tives at NeWkirk
z. V GalegOs, of Ga1legos Bros, has
returned from a short vacation trip to
Santa Fe.
The meeting Of the Guadalupe County
Teachers Association. just closed. was
one of the best ever held here but
owing to inclement weather and other
causes the attendance from the distant
county points was light. Amone the
prominent educators of the county WHO
were present were; Lewis R. Haight
and B. F. Wilson, of Cuervo: L V
Gallegos, Jr, of Newkirk; Roy a
Wiley Los TanOs: the Misses Caroline
clancy and CleOtilda Armijo, of Pin
tada, and Albinita Page, of Puerto de
Luna; O. W. Martinez and Max Gale
COS, of ColOnias; E Silva. Della: W. II.
Highsmith, PotrillO; and Miss Georgia
TadlOck, Alamo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
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. HAYDEN ARIZ-

Hayden, Ariz, Feb. 27.-RObert Leg
gett of Butte, Montana, in com any
with George SheldOn,q paid Hayden a
visit. coming here from Los Angeles
in Mr.. Leggett's automobile The car
was shipped by rail from Butte on &C
count of the mountainous country TO
Los Angeles They left here for Bis
bee and will also make runs to Can
anea. FL PasO and other southwestern
points before their return. Mr.. Sheldon
accompanied Mr.. Leggett on this trip
OF pleasure for the purpose of looking
over the mining district IN this section
OF the country with q prospect Of ~
Uure residence in the Southwest
Robert MCGEE, general pipe filter
foreman, has severed his connection
with the Ray Consolidated Copper
company. and left for the coast.
f. E. OXley is a new arrival in Win
kelman, where he viii make his future
home coming from Glendive, Montana
His sister Of Mount Pleasant. Iowa
viii also make her home in Winkel-
man
r. Z Moore, general manager for the
ella Valley Bank and Trust company,
spent a few days in Hayden and Win
keman.
The id society OF WinkIeman gave
an oyster supper, realizing quite sum
of money
Eric EngIebom met with a serious
accident while driving a team Of horses,
being thrown from the wagon which
passed over him, breaking one of his
legs EnglebOm had broken his hand
q short while ago ard was attempting
TO drive the horses with one hand,
when they became unmanageable,
throwing him from the rig He was
taken TO the Hayden hospital
Mrs. Dr.. c. j. Norman is visiting in
Hayden with her husband
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
, ELEPHANT BUTTE, n. N.
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Elephant Butte, Feb. 27-The masked
ball given under the auspices OF the
Royal Elephants was a pronounced
success The reception hall was taste
fully decorated. About 100 invitations
were accepted. 1t was amusing TO see
some of the men trying to make sure
Of their wives and sweethearts.
A piano has been secured for The hall
and this added to the enjoyment OF
the evening. Dancing, music and re-
freshRents were the order Of the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z H Baldwin enter
tanned in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Willsie,
of New York. A part of the enter
taInment was a five course dinner
served in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Cole, who has occupied the
position Of score keeper in the ware
house office has resigned his position
to take effect March 1. Mr.. Cole goes
from here to Seattle. Washington.
eS Jones, VINO was granted a leave
or absence. has returned from Coffee
Vile, kanS. De was called home by
the death Of his mother.
T. H Wright who has charge of a
number or carpenters working on the
sand cement structure, was injured
when an iron hook, weighing about
20 pounds, became uufastened and fell
striking him on the head and cutting a
cash to the skull Mr.. Wright was re-
moved to the hospital. He now is able
TO be about.
Mr.. Nourse and family have sold out
and moved from here to Houston, Tex
Rev. ". G. Buell. has gone 10 his
home at Mesiua Park on business.
Mrs. Dixon, mother Of Mrs VIII
Weeks. has left after ten days visit
with her daughter and family. Mrs
Dixon is from Chicago. III and will
visit relatives and friends at La Mesa
and FL Paso, before returnin gto her
home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
= TULAROsA, N. NJ. .

Tularosa, n. NJ. Feb. 27.-Nrs. J. r.
HOweu and son, Howard, and Mrs. A
L. Douglas and son, Hubbard, were
guests OF Mrs. James Reagan at her
ranch. west Of town.
A. L Douglass has returned to his
work at Wingate, Ariz, after few
days visit here with his family.
". J. Howpkins and family have ar
rived here from east Texas. with a
view of locating.
Mrs. T. T. Rutherford. who has been
sick, is able to be up
AFrank Maxwell has returned to his
home in AlamOgOrdo after. a few days
visit here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w Maxwell.
Mrs. D. Simms and son, Denton, have
returned from Ell PasO, where they
went to visit Mrs Mary Hutchinson.
Mrs. Charlie Anderson and children
have gone TO CarrlzOzO, N NJ, to be
present at her sisters funeral.
Jack Maxwell and children have left
for Farmer, Texas. on visit to rela-
tives.
Mrs. Carl. Z. Haynes and daughter
Opal, have returned from AlamOgOrdO,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives.
Erwin Daniels has gone to La Luz
Mr.. and AIRS. Marian Simins, who
were here visiting friends, have re-
turned to their home at MescaIerO.
John Hall has returned to his work
in Arizona after spending week here,
The Earnest Working club was enter
tanned by Misses JULIA and Etoile Fri
ersOn- A musical program was rem
dered- Those taking part were: Mis-
ses Della Porter, EtOile FriersOn. Ruth
Porter, lneZ Day, Ellen Osby and Daisy
Rogers, Julia FriersOn. Those present
were: Mrs. j. J. Sanders, Mrs. J. H.
Jackson. Mrs. II J. Blazer, Mrs. G. W.
Young Mrs. ". L Words, Mrs. J. p
Howell. Mrs. J. W Prude. Mrs. J. POr-
ter, Mrs T T. Osby, Mrs. A L. Doug
lass, Mrs. E H Simmons, Misses Marie
Richter, Rachel Livingston, Mrs. Ed
win Peppard; visitors: Mrs John Hun
ter, Mrs. r. Pace, Mrs. John Snider,
Mrs. Werman, Mrs. 5. p. Clayton, Mis-
seS Ruth and Della Porter, Ellen Osby,
Sophie Douglass, Daisy Rogers, Vida
Redic, IneZ Fay.
The W. o. ". lodge has arranged
for a basket supper on March !. The
program committee consists OF B. B.
KrOnenberg, W A ClOman and J. J.
Dale.
Presiding Elder ]. Allen Ray is to be
In TularOsa next Saturday and Sunday
to hold quarterly conference and to
preach on Sunday morning.
c. l. Becl1With, representing the
PhelpS-DOdge company, went to the
San Andres to look over the property
of the Echo Mining Co.
Miss Vida Redic spent the week here
from Orograude as the guest of Miss
Rachel Livingston
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Remona Apo
daca, a hoy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
ALPINE. TEXAS.


Alpine, Texas, Feb. 81. Flank Do
bic, formerly Of Alpine, and more re-
Gently professor at Georgetown, has
gone to New York to do graduate work
at Columbia university.
Mrs. A ]. Tippitt was summoned to
san Angelo by the serious illness Of
her mother, Mrs. Lee She took her
daughter. Jeanette, with her.
Mrs B. F. Briggs, who viii be re-
Tough, is here from San Elizario visiting
her family.
Mrs. Milton Chastain, Of Maria, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. James
Darling.
J. H Rector, who has been seriously
III with pneumonia, is improving.
J NJ WOrthingUOn has returned from
a visit to Marathon.
r. c. Mckinney has gone to san An
IN health. He is accompanied by his
father-inlaws Judge Ragin-
--- County treasurer Daniel York has
been i'll this week.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. P. Wilson have re-
zturned from San Antonio.
M and Mrs George Ford have come
from Wellington Texas, to settle near
Alpine Mrs Ford Is niece Of E J.
Atkinson
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D Jackson and Miss
Una Jackson have been summoned to
Bartlett, Texas. by the sudden death
Of Mr. JacksOn's sister-in-laWs Mrs.
J. W Jackson
J S. Hinson, q son of ". W. Hinson,
has brought his family from Romance,
Arkansas, TO Alpine to live.
Rev. J. Allen Ray and Rev. q. n
Smith have returned from a motor trip
to Fort Stockton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
sOCORRO. N NJ

SOcorro, N n, Feb. 27.-Presideat
Drake. Of the School of Mines, was a
visitor in Fl Paso.
Jean and Doris, the young daughters
Of Dr. Mckay, have been i'll with grip
and tonsilitis.
Gordon LaVelace, superintendent Of
the electric light plant, has been con-
fined to his home with a severe attack
Of the grip.
The baked goods sale of the Aid soci-
ETY.. held at Mrs. DriYens', was very
7uccessfuL
7. B. Everheart is in Kelly on bus
mess.
An epidemic Of colds and grip has
struck the town.
L o. Stevens. whose family have
taken up their residence here. has re-
turned to his business in Ohio.
Mrs Gordon LOvelace underwent a
severe operation at the hospital and is
still in a critical condition.
Mrs. John D. MerrfWetber has aeone +o
Las Cruces TO join her husband, who
recently located there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
WILCOX. ARIz.

Wilcox. Ariz, Feb. PIP. P. Page,
foreman for II. L johnson, who sus-
tanned a severely fractured ankle. when
Ms horse fen with him, was taken
to FL PasO for medical treatment HIS
brother. Sidney Page, accompanied
him.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Kennedy, and
Miss Ada May Nelson, were party VINO
came in from AraYiapa-
Mr.. and AIRS. c. S. Gilpin OF Sarfords
VIM. T. Johnson, Of Eureka Springs.
is here visiting his sister. Mrs T. Z
Mrs. c. c. Gung'l who is visiting her
daughter Mrs. F. A Barber here, is
confined to the house with an attack 0I
d. W. Isaacson. the cattIeman. from
Poole is here
J. P Cummings was bitten by a
skunk and was taken TO ElsPasO for
treatment.
been the guests Of Mrs. II. A Morgan
for the past rev weeks, nave returned
to their home in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Rottman and
daughter. and Mrs. Rogers were the
guests Of Mr.. and Airs. J. p. Richardson
at Dragon
Mrs NJ E Thomas, mother Of Mrs
H. L. Johnson, and Miss Myrtle Thomas,
have arrived from Pearsall, Texas. and
viii make their home here.
Constable MOrre has been compelled
to shoot several dogs suffering from
by drOphobia. and has cautioned the
people to keep their dogs off the street,
or they viii be killed
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- CANANEA. MEXICO. =


Cananea, Son, Mex. Feb. &c. By
ron Vauee and Miss Nora Duffin were
welded IN the Tucson Catholic church,
Rev. FIR. Zimmerman performing the
ceremony. The bridesmaids were
Misses Virginia Hays of this vity and
Alma Abrams OF NacO- The groom was
accompanied by his brother Paul Val
lee OF San Diego, Cal After the cere-
money the young couple took the train
for Los Angeles, from where they go
to san Francisco on their honeymoon
Later they VIII go TO Lower California,
where they viii reside for the present
At the meeting Of the Scientific So
ciety in Eagles hall George Young
secretary of the Cananea Consolidated
Copper company, gave talk on Mexi-
Mexican corporation law.
At the meeting of the auxiliary Mrs
c. c. Chase acted as hostess Bridge was
played during the meeting and the
ECnOrs were awarded Mrs. j. p Fergu-
son
A mask ball was given by the Pythian
Sisters.
At the meeting of the board CT trade
all the officers were reelected +. R
Felix was selected as commissariO su-
DIT. L d. Ricketts, is in Chicago on
a business mission.
Mrs. /. A Hagy entertained the
Bridge club. The honOrs were con-
ferred upon Mrs. IneZ Haney. Mrs.
Haney entertains the club on March L
Dr. Walter Harvey Weed, of New
York city. has arrived in the city on
business visit lie is manager Of
the Calumet & sonora company her
He viii remain about ten days
Dr.. 4. F. ButZOws who has been III
il the hospital with an attack OF pleu-
risy. has sufficiently improved to 80
to Guaymas for short visit
Mrs James Clayton and her mother.
Mrs. Emma Leigh. have left for Beaver
Falls, Pa, where they viii visit for
several months Mr.. Clayton accom-
panied them as far as Bisbee.
Mrs. VIM Gmahling attended the
wedding of her sister Miss Ella McCor-
mack in Bisbee-
A Garlic is rejoicing over the ar
rival Of a son at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs H S Mckay have well
". II Carey has returned to his
duties in the public service department
of the Four Cs company after an IL
ness of some time.
". P. Briggs and family, accompanied
by his father. John Briggs, have left
for NavajOa. Son, where he is to be
agent for the S. P. lie n railroad
Miss Tuche Sanchez has returned
from a visit at Tucson with her mo-
Their.
Mrs S. A. MePhee has returned to
DoUEas after a short visit with her
caush-er, Mrs. James Breen. of Chiva-
teras
James 5. Douglas. Of Douglas. was a
business visitor here thi week.
Emil ROssrucker. manager Of the
bakery OF the Cananea stores, has left
for Chicago.
+. J. Strachan has returned home
from a business visit at MOrencL
Oliver Powers and wife, of Puercf-
tos, are visiting in Douglas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
MARIA, TEXAS.

Maria. Tex, Feb. 27.-Mrs. Walter
Ellison is in san Antonio visiting rel
atives.
Mrs. Thos. Snyder entertained the
young people in honor Of Miss Lucille
Snyder.
Mrs. r. H Mahon entertained her
husbands friends with a stag party
An eight course dinner was served
Mrs. A Mitchell assisted Mrs Mahon-
Those participating were Messrs- w. W
Boyd, w. 3. Mitchell, A Mitchell, Geo.
Howard, r S. McCracken. Ben Pruit
ThOs- 3. Snyder. J. H Livingston, 6. c.
Robinson, H N Fennel l. C. Brite,
9 W Mitchell and DR.. NJ MahOn.
DR.. NJ Mahon was called to vaIen-
tine.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rierdon are visit
ing in FL PasO.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Shields are in. FL
Paso.
= II Livingston and Miss Mabry have
returned from FL PasO Mrs J. H.
Livingston remained there a few days
longer.
Mrs. Chas. Jones is visiting Mrs J.
McCamy in FL PasO.
Joe Espey, S. A King and A. G. Prude
are visitors from Fort Davis.
Byron Ayant has returned from FL
PasO.
James Mcintosh has gone to Ell Paso,
where he will practice law.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Claunch and little
daughter nave returned 10 the raucn
after visit here OF several weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Mitchell entertained the
Maria History club on Tuesday.
Airs. L. c. Davis has left for San
Antonio TO visit friends.
The cemetery association held
meeting at the court house. Through
generous contributions, sales and do
nations the association finds itself al
most out Of debt with a good windmill,
established to furnish the water with
which to cultivate the flowers, trees,
grass and shrubbery already planted
IN the cemetery Mrs. l. Q. Brite re-
signed as president and Mrs. ". W.
BCgel was elected to fill the place.
!. P Shields retains his place as sec
Rotary.
Mrs. Chas. Bailey entertained the
little ones in honor OF her little daugh-
ter Ruth's fifth birthday anniversary.
st. Valentine colOrs and schemes were
carried out.
l. c -WoOley has returned from FL
Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
p SAN MARCIAL, n. II. I
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San Marcial, n NJ, Feb. 27.-The
women Of the G. L A, the auxiliary of
the brotherhood Of locomotive engin-
GERS, gave their fourth annual ball
az the opera house. The ball was
opened with march Led by general su-
perlnJendent Currans of the Santa Fe
ana Mrs h L. Handy. This bali was
sae society event Of the season about
81 couples participating and many
handsome gowns and costumes being In
eslQence- The opera house was very
prettlly decorated in the colors Of the
order, red, white, blue. and purpie
.o, Tay welding, the foreman of the
Songlct camp at the Point of Land
5 miles north of here. has nee, +sI-s5
10 q sSanlta s1m at East Las Vegas.
f- aLelLlo on torres, editor of the IN De
teH5or OF Socorro, was the guest of Al
f iIs q,a Arm7IJo one Of the leading span
the I P,t dbG MIS- rs G. W. Lane entertained
Ine FyLnlan Sisters and their bUsbaDjS
% t--oI escorts at their home in The cen
IL1L poruon Of the city. The diTf1g
room room was tastefully decorated in rs
lodge colors. red. blue. gold and Lrbi ftie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
. BAL1IORHEA, TEX.
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Balmorhea. Tex, Feb. 27-Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Massey entertained with a
party at their home at TOyahTale.
Those present were Misses Lizzie
Weinacht Clara Weinacht- Cora Split
CARRIER, Rosa Blankenship. Hilda Wei
nacht Jennie Odeu, Alice Peck, Ger
trude OdeQ, Daisy Spring, Celia Gil
hams, Mary Massey, Mary Woods,
Florence Day. Bernice JUddns. Della
Brock; Messrs- Clarence Johnson. RO-
bert WagnOn, Ernest Peck. Robert
Odeu, Joe Kingston, VIII Kingston,
John Wilson, John RathmeI. Eugene
Oden, Ninian Vanderen, Hugh Brock,
Roy Vanderen. Dee Humble. Wallace
WausOn. Houston WansOn, Ionic Vein
acht, VIII ThOrp, VIII Clarke, Howard
HOuinbeck, Wells, Frye, BOaZ, Platter.
Miss Celia Gilhams IS visiting at the
Wilson home.
TX Webb went TO Saragosa on bus
mess.
= Y. Garner has returned from IT
Perry wagnon made a business trip
to Kansas
Mrs McWharter's cousin has re-
turned to his home at Houston. Texas.
Mrs VIII Rhea is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Groves, in Canyon City.
Porter A Whaley, editor Of the Pecos
Record-Tlmes, was in Balmorhea-
A F. Odeu and family are moving
TO Maria
R E. Reed has gone to Fort Stock
ton where he viii make his home.
The women Of the Methodist and
the Presbyterian Aids gave a George
Washington entertainment.
Jesse Garner made trip to Fort
Stockton.
Miss Susie Mckinley. teacher in the
TOyahFale school has left for her home
in Blackwell, Texas.
Mrs. Lewis has returned to her home
in Kansas after a short visit with her
sister, Mrs A s. Davis.
Mrs. Vestal Ford and little son, Of
Marietta Okla, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. o. P. Spring.