Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-09-21
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Vestal, September 18th. son.

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Ralph Easley of Santa Fe wa
here Tuesday and Wednesday Of
legal business.
Mrs. Gutterman has been suf
fering from a severe attack o
pleuro-pneumonia but is nov
improving.
Mrs. Thomas, whose illness O.
typhoid fever has been mentioned
heretofore, is now believed to bt
on the road to recovery.
Walter Pace has ordered &
new bean threshing outfit which
will be here in a few days. He
will run his old outfit, too.
Mr.. Mcintosh of Colorado has
been here several days during
the past week, looking after mat
ters connected with the estate of
the late VIM. Mcintosh.
E, A. Flesher has just re-
turned from a trip to Oklahoma.
He says the part of the country
he visited doesn t show very good
crops.
A son of R. P. McClintock,
with his family, came in from
Texas last week. They are oc-
cupying the Begley house, re-
Gently vacated by Tom Cain.
Revival meetings will begin at
the Baptist church on next Sun
day. the Oath, at II a. m., con-
Quoted by Evangelist L. O. Yer
million. c. Grant, pastor.
]. E. and S. E. Young of Mori-
arty were at the court house last
Thursday with the scalps of "a
coyotes and 6 bobcats. which
they had captured during the
past few months.
There seems to be a good
sized revolt among the Republi-
cans of Santa Fe county. Last
week an independent Republican
convention was held and a fusion
effected with the Democrats on a
county ticket.
Freilinger & Dennis have sold
their lease holdings northeast of
Moriarty to Savage & Ramer of
Texas, for So, 125. The new
owners will at once build a house,
fence and improve the place,
and put in 1000 head of sheep.
J. P. Porter was quite sick
several days during the past
week, but is now reported i'm
proving. His trouble COM
menced with a sprained back,
due to exertions in moving Rev,
Bard's household goods to the
railroad.
J. H. Dunn, who lives a few
miles east of Manzano, began
threshing beans the latter part
Of last week. He has forty
acres, from which he counts up
on getting $4,000 pounds. In
starting to thresh, one acre was
measured and yielded 1000
pounds.
The Estancia telephone Co. is 4
building an addition to the CEN
tral office which will double the
size of it. ]. N. Bush and J. E.
Braxton are doing the work. The
is also building a line
from Willard to Progresso and
thence to Cedarvale. This line
will be completed shortly.
A month ago there were a
plumber of farmers in spots
where the rainfall was light who
thought their crops, and especial
ly,their beans, would give light
yield, but since cutting their
beans a number of them have re-
vised their estimates and now
think their yields will be six to
eight hundred pounds per acre.
1t has just become known that
Miss Gladys Peden and Mr..
William M. Miller, both we'll
known members of the younger
set, were married in Los Lunas
June 19 last. The wedding was
kept a secret and its announce
ment last week was great sur
prise to the many friends of both
bride and groom. Albuquerque
Journal.
Frost is holding off well, and
every day from this time on
without frost adds several thous-
and pounds to the aggregate
bean crop of this county, and also
adds materially to the corn crop.
This is due to the fact that there
are many acres of these crops
which from variety of causes
came on late and are just now
maturing.
VIM. Hill of Cedar Grove was
in tnun LAST week with Soma cor