Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-23
LOCAL MATTERS
OF INTEREST

Don't forget the Ladies' All
bazaar December 2.
j. ]. White is here today load
ing three cars of beans.
I. w. Turner expects to leave
for Oklahoma next Monday.
Baled hay for sale, A miles
south of Estancia-Mrs. Olive
For Sale, Yearling Hereford
bulls. The Ellsworth Company,
Captain, N. M.
Fine Clothes. For an up-to.
date suit, and guaranteed fit,
see S. N. Jenson.
Carl Marker, who has been
down with typhoid fever several
weeks, is able to sit up.
Ollie Jackson, who has been
sick a long time, is reported
rather worse this week.
For Sale, Duroc Jersey pigs.
White Leghorn chickens. "A. c.
Woodford, Santa Fe, N. M.
Jim Bowden, who lives twelve
miles southwest, is convalescent
after an attack of pneumonia.
For sale, team of extra good
mules 4 and 5 years old next
spring. Inquire at this office.
E. M. Mattingly shipped out
two cars of beans last week, and
will get out two cars this week.
j. w. Begley has rented the
Priddy place bought recently by
DR., Mason, and will farm it next
year.
Piano and organ instruction,
Mrs, J. A. Bretz, Estancia.
: Mathews Graded Course, Mason s
Touch and Technic.
D. D. Smith did not have a
very good crop this year. The
cut worms started the bad work,
and he did not get good rains.
Mrs. A. A. Hine departed
Wednesday of last week for Ar
kansas, in response to news Of
the serious illness of her father.
j. S. Kelly shipped out three
cars of cattle yesterday. Two
cars were fat steers and one was
cows. They went to Kansas
City.
The Ladies' Aid, of the M. E.
church will meet with Mrs. Elgin
Tuesday, Nov. 28th. to tack COM
forts. Visitors are always well
come.
Lost, l tire chain, between Es-
tancia and Moriarty on road east
of track, Tuesday, Nov. q.
Finder please notify County
Agent Harwell.
j. W. Wood and M. F. Hand of
Texas were here last week look
ing over the country, and seemed
very favorably impressed. They
are friends of C. B. Roland.
Burrus Bros. got in a car of
flour last week. This week they
have received a car of corn and
chop and car of alfalfa hay.
Also their dry goods are coming
in this week.
Five families in wagons passed
through Estancia Saturday on
their way to Moriarty, where
they intend to locate. They are
from Texas and have friends
near Moriarty.
C. o. McClintock has moved
to the Jenson place near the
park. Mr.. Birkes has moved to
the Preston place west of town.
Miss Mary Norris will occupy the
Beg!ey house vacated by them.
Fayette Garland, a young man
about twenty years of age living
west in the foothills, recently
had two very severe hemorrhag-
es of the stomach, and seemed in
a bad way, but is now reported
much better.
J. P. Porter will rent his home
place for next year, and will
move to his ranch northeast of
Estancia and devote his energies
to the live stock business He
will also have a town residence,
occupying the Terry dwelling.
John Gloss was before Justice
Robinson last week charged with
shooting cattle. He was ac-
Quilted. w. w. Abney of Cedar
vale was before the same court
charged with assault with dead
ly weapon. He waived prelimin-
ary and was held to the grand
Jury. He has already made his
appearance before the grand
jury.
We failed last week to men.
tion the burning of J. R. Beck s
barn. with some of the contents
Mr.. Beck tried to get some OF
the stuff out of the barn, and al
first was thought to have sus
tained severe injury by inhaline
the hot smoke. but a few hours
in the open air seemed to largely
overcome the difficulty. The
fire is said to have been due tt
a small boy and a match-that
ever dangerous combination
Resides the barn, Mr.. Beck los
some feed, some beans, and {