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Ralph Clark, employed as switch
man with the Santa Fe, is visiting
relatives and friends in the eastern
part Of the state. His many friends
here expect him to return with a
bride.
Bert LeLancey is recovering nicely
from an operation for hernia which
he underwent at Santa Rita last
week.
X. j. Trotter is visiting with his
parents at Albuquerque. Mr.. Trot-
ter has been in charge of the upkeep
of the tracks inside the company's
fence for about a year.
Some of the prominent fruit grow
ers of this section. are afraid that
the heavy freeze of last week was
very injurious to the fruit trees.
John Lampshire's mother, who has
been visiting in California and else
where for several months, returned
to her sons home last week.
This section was visited with
small shower Of rain Wednesday
afternoon which tended to cool the
atmosphere.
Mr.. Dearson and mother will oc-
cupy the residence at POS Romero in
few days Mrs. Dearson will ar
rive from her home in the East and
keep house fof her son. Mr.. Dear
son is employed in the Chino Com
pany's draughiing offices.
X. A. Sulligcr. who has been OPP
Grating crane for the Chino Com
pany for some time, departed last
week for Los Angeles. where he j.
interested in large assay business.
His many friends here regret TO see
him leave.
The ball given by Mrs. Ella Butler
Saturday night at the Birchiicld Cafe
hall was well attended. Mrs. Butler
gave this hall for her friends who
aided her Ia win the first prize in the
Albuquerque Journal ocntcst, which
entitled her to II tri p To the Tropics
and Panama or $4,000
Rev. II. A. Deck has rendered his
resignation rs pastor nj this point.
to accept n call aS state wide Sun
day School worker for which he is
noted throughout the Southwest.
The Rev. Shafer of Massachusetts,
has accepted the charge AMI will ar
rive soon to assume his duties.
The Chino Company is improving
the street leading south from the
G. o. s. market by planting two rows
of trees down the center Of the street
which will add greatly To the appear
unce of the street.
\ representative of the Demng
Graphic was in the city this week.
Everyone enjoyed the fine weather
Sunday.
Jack Murray is filling the position
of switchman during the absence of
Ralph Clark.
II is reported that the Chino Com
pany will commence the erection of
about twenty five residences in the
near future.
Ira Brown, private secretary OF j.
NJ. Sully here, has purchased new
five passenger Ford.
W. T. Mcdonald. mill superintend.
cnt of the Chino Company, is enjoy
ing n brief vacation from his duties.
j. II. Bernard died al his home an
Canesco avenue early Wednesday
morning, Death being due TO pncu-
monia, after having survived two
previous attacks of the disease. The
deceased was seventy nine years of
age and has not enjoyed robust health
for number Of years. lie leaves
behind him a wife, two daughters at
home, one married daughter in Silver
City, two sons in Ohio and score
of friends throughout the county to
mourn the loss of loved one. Fun
cral services were held Thursday
morning. and the remains taken to
Silver City and laid to rest beside
those of daughter.
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