Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-06-22
LOCAL MATTERS
Of INTEREST

Some good milk cows for sal,
"A. j. Green.
For sale, 1915 model Ford toul
ing Care. B. Matthews, Be
las, Estancia.
Fine Clothes. For an up-tc
date suit, and guaranteed fit
see S. N Jenson.
District Attorney Hamilton
was here Friday and Saturda,
looking after his political fences
For sale, 160 acres deedet
land, 6 miles west of Stanley, N
NJ. Write Box 26, Alamogordo
N. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Peterson
and guests returned SATURDAY.
from a fishing excursion on the
upper Pecos.
Lost, small red yearling steer,
brand on right neck. Five
dollars. reward for return to
Peter Noes place.
Jason Finch and his family.
also his sister, of Stillwell, Okla
homa, came Sunday to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Olive.
Last week we neglected to
chronicle the birth of baby girl
to Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Jenson. The
young lady arrived about the 9th.
Miss Marie Green, Miss Cath.
crime Garvin and Ed Garvin of
Estancia are registered at the
Montezuma. New Mexican June
16.
New 4inch pump outfit for the
price of a 3-inch, and a windmill
tower and 81 head of goats for
sale.-A. w. Lyttle, Estancia,
N. Mex.
Lost. in Estancia, last week,
white Spitz dog. Liberal reward
for information leading to his re-
turn. Phone. H. F. Mathews,
Estancia, N. M.
Ralph Robertson and family de-
parted Saturday for the upper
Pecos on a camping and fishing
trip. They intend to return
about the first of July.
Mr.. Quinn, driller for Dennis
and Montgomery on their lease
northeast of here, broke his drill
when down about sixty feet and
had to send for new part,
which entails a delay of about
ten days.
]. M. Caddy, who two years
ago started d herd of registered
Shorthorns. now has good
sized bunch and is selling some
stuff. Recently he sold nice
young bull to A. w. Lyttle, and
also one to B. R. Voss of Noun
tainair.
]. H. Dennis received an in
jury while handling horses about
three weeks ago, and went TO
hospital at Albuquerque. Mrs.
Dennis, who had been in Texas,
returned last Friday and went
on to Albuquerque. At last re-
port Mr.. Dennis was getting
along all right and it was
thought he would be out soon.
The date for the great motion {
picture show, The Siege and !
Fall of the Alamo" has been
changed from Saturday, June t
"a, to Tuesday, June 81. This I
change was necessary because it
was found the films could not be
got here in time for the oath. i
This is great production and
managers are calling for it from
all sides. i
Mrs. L. w. Jackson met with a
serious accident while in town {
Monday. Her team got to pull c
ing back from the hitching post, !
and she went to them and tried {
to loosen them. In some way
her little finger became entangled {
in the hitching rope and the end q
of it was torn off except for a
shred of skin. The doctor fin I
ished the job. Mrs. jackson en-
dured it like veteran. t
Mrs. A. F. Grimmell was host $
ess at most charming Kensing- t
ton given at the Club room Mon 5
day, June 10, to the members of !
the Club. The stage served as i
a dining room, where the table G
was spread and beautifully dec y
Grated with cut flowers. The I
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Will
liams and Mrs, Mason, served a
most appetizing and refreshing /
luncheon. Miss Crawford added /
to our pleasure by giving us
some pretty songs.
VIM. Dunbar, whose ranch is {
at the eastern edge of the valley
was kicked by a horse Monday +
and sustained very serious and /
painful injury which may possi- t
bly result in the loss of an eye.
The horse was shod, and the calk
struck Mr.. Dunbar just above c
tba loft owe In common with c