Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-10-05

For sale, Whlteface yearlln
bull. B. L. Hues.
: Jenson & Pace shipped out
car Of beans yesterday-45, 90
pounds.
Call and see Mrs. Watson
line Of millinery, linen handker
chiefs and hosiery.
John Block has made plans t,
start today for Palomas Springs
to see if the baths will relieve
him of rheumatism.
William Owens, the cattle in
spector who was shot in the bat
tie at Abo three weeks ago, has
been discharged from the hos.
pital, and is reasonanably Ger.
tain to make a complete recov.
cry.
Nicanor Baca of Santa Fe
county, has been nominated by
the Independent Republicans
and Democrats for float repre-
sentative from the 28th district
composed of Santa Fe, Torrance
and Guadalupe counties.
Rex Meador has bought the
Romero grocery stock and is in
possession. Mr.. Romero will re-
tain the other part of the stock
in the same building for a month,
and will then move it to his COM
missary at the mill in the noun
tains. His lumber business re-
quires his personal attention, and
that is why he wanted to get the
store off his hands. Mr.. Meador
is familiar with the mercantile
business and no doubt will make
a success of it.
The Holiness meetings con-
Quoted by Rev. Threadgill at the
M, E. church, closed Sunday
night with ten or twelve CONVEX
sions, and no doubt there was a
revival of religious feeling in the
case of many professors. Mr..
Threadgill was much liked and
made many friends here. He
was ably assisted by the Douglas
band. The entire party went
from here to Moriarty, Mr..
Threadgill to attend the Holiness
Association and the others to
take up their duties as teachers
in the Holiness school.
Mrs. Buchanan writes from Ell
Paso saying that she wishes to
sincerely thank the friends who
have been so good to her during
ner residence in Estancia. She
seems to feel that the move has
been good one says they are
all in good health, the baby hav-
ng gained in that respect. Lau-
.ence has employment as messen-
ger for the E. P. S. W. railroad
at $25 per month for
;wo months, and a raise there
after, and stands, next for caller
1t $50 per month.
On Sunday, September 24th,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Winkel of
Incino had an automobile acci-
lent near Lucy. Their car
urned clear over. Both were
considerably bruised, but Mrs.
Ninkel got the worst of it. For
/ time it was feared that she had
,een seriously injured internally,
,ut happily it proved otherwise.
dr. and Mrs. Winkel were in
Gstancia yesterday and seemed
lone the worse for their ex-
,erience,
A son of Nicolas Baca who had
,een ill several days, but who
eemed to have practically re-
covered, last Saturday suddenly
ook turn for the worse and de-
,eloped a typical case of diph-
heria. Anti-toXin was immedi-
'tely administered and the pa
lent is reported progressing
avorably. Strict quarantine
vas established, even to the ex-
ent of keeping the children
rom that neighborhood out of
chool this week. and it is be-
ieved that no other cases will
levelop.
No doubt you have noticed
hat Torrance county walked off
With first premium for dry farm
exhibit at the state fair last
week. If you will think about
t. you will realize that this is
quite bit of glory. And if you
will think about it a little fur
her, you will realize that with
,ut county agent we wouldn't
lave got it. We would have had
he stuff, of course, butt would
lot have been collected, properly
and taken to Albuquer-
,ue, and properly displayed there.
IN the first place, only a few
nen know prize winning stuff
when they see it, and those men,
aside from Mr.. Harwell, are
very busy with their private af-
fairs and cannot afford to donate
several weeks of their time for