The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-05-15
LOCAL AND Personal

attended too business in the city the
first of the week.
~>Billy Clayton of the Seneca coun-
try, was a business visitor in the
city the first of the week.
Mrs. II. j. Utterback returned on
Sunday from Missouri where she
has been visiting relatives.
VSimon Herzstein, the popular boss
of the Hcrzstein store, attended to
business at Trinidad the first of the
week.
c. f. Wood, one of our good regu-
lars of the Cuates country, was a
business visitor and trader in the
city the first of the week
&C. f. Warner of near Pasamonte,
attended to business in the city Fri
day and Saturday. He made proof
on his homestead while here.
TClair A. Roberts, one of the prom
inent stockmen of the southern part
of the county, attended to business
in the county seat the first of the
week.
\ j. l.. Pryor of Des Moines, sent us
a money order this week for ayrar's
subscription to The News. The
News is the popular paper and they
all want it.
Buster" Hamilton of Oklahoma
and anywhere" the far-famed ira
der and horseman, has been in Clay
ton this week plying his profession
with those who have an idea that
they understand the game.
Joe Airhart, one of the prosperous
young ranchmen of the Centerville
country, was a business visitor I'm
the city Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. Airhart has one of the best
ranches in the county, and has it
well stocked
James Ryan, official booster of the
town of Folsom, and a mighty good
friend of The News, spent several
days in the county seat this week
attending to business and hoD-nob-
bing with his many friends, and they
are legion in Clayton.
j. j. Brophy, manager of the Otto
johnson ranch in Cimarron county.
and Mrs. Brophy, spent Wednesday
and Thursday in the city trading and
visiting friends. They left for the
ranch early Friday morning. Jorn
is always a welcome visitor in Clay
ton
o. Smith Of near Amistad, nomi-
nee in the late election for repre-
sentative on the progressive ticket,
was a business visitor and trader in
the city Thursday and Friday. MIR.
Smith is one of the countys best
citizens. He reports conditions in
his section as very prosperous.
|. p. Vernon, the all wise, philo-
sophical democrat and stockman or
the Centerville country, spent sew
eral days in the county seat this
week looking after business and at
tending to his taxes. Mr.. Vernon re-
ports conditions prosperous in his
part of the country. His calf crop
at present has passed the 250 mark,
and the total will go far aDove tnaS
figure. No wonder Union county is
prosperous, and Dad" Vernon is one
of the men who help TO make il so.
ID. C.Traister, one of the proml-
nent and good citizens Of the De Ha-
ven country, was a business visitor
and trader in the city Wednesday
and Thursday. Mr.. Traister Is one
of the big farmers of Union county,
and recently purchased large gaso-
line tractor which he will ritch TO a
twelve gang plow and proceed TO
tear up the earth. While here we
turned out some nice job printing
for him, and he also had his name
added TO our subscription list The
News is the popular paper.
m. M. Martin, one of the leading
ranchmen of the Pasamonte coun-
try, came in Thursday to visit Mrs.
Martin who has been in the city sew
eral weeks receiving proresslonaI
treatment. He reports that his part
ner, Uncle Charlie Bond, who re-
Gently went to Denver TO receive
treatment for his arm which was
broken last summer, and that never
healed properly that an operation
performed by the surgeons on the
iniirnd nnernhnr is nrnuinp nnlireIv