Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-09-07
LOCAL MATTERS
Of INTEREST
DR.. Amble is absent in Chicago.

DR.. Amble is absent in Chicago.
Melvin Senter is here visiting his brother.
Mrs. Pearl Richards spent Monday in Es
tancia.
Federico Chavez and R. L. Hit of Willard
were here Monday.
j. l.. StubbleHeld made business trip to AL
buquerque Wednesday
Mrs. Eva Watson was business visitor ir
Albuquerque Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Hines has taken position a,
assistant in the postofiice.
Born. Thursday. August 3lst, to Mr.. and Mrs
w. b. Garland, a daughter.
George Fenley went to Albuquerque Monday
returning Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Marker went to Santa Fe Tuesday, and
returned Wednesday evening.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Hodgson ha
been very sick, but is improving.
Probate Judge Montoya was here the first OF
the week holding term of court.
Miss Zella Roberts, who had been visiting
her parents, went to Albuquerque Wednesday
D. G. Howell was in Santa Fe the first of the
week, attending the meeting of the tax com
mission.
], N. Dellinger has bought the Hightower
place, ten or twelve miles southwest of Estan-
cia on Torreon draw.
Willie Elgin, DR.. c. E. Ewing and E. W.
Robertson went to the mountains Saturday and
remained till Monday,
Mrs. Minnie Brumback came from Santa Fe
yesterday for a visit with Mr., and Mrs. j. E.
Braxton and other friends.
E. L. Marcum and Dexter Killingsworth of
the Cedarvale country, spent several days the
first of the week in Estancia.
c. B. Byer and helper were here the latter
part of last week posting bills and distributing
literature for the state fair
Miss Mary Norris has moved to town and oc-
cupies one of the Goodin houses. Miss Norris
lived on her claim seven years.
j. W. Walker of Lucy was here Monday,
There Will be short sermon in next week S pa
per with what he had to say as text.
Rev. N. w. Bard left this morning fer Illinois.
Mr. Anderson probably will remain over Sun
day before departing for his home in California.
The baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Otero, who
live in Alta Vista, died yesterday. The child
had been i'll several months with tuberculosis.
The school census has been completed and
Isl persons of school age were found in this
district This is a gain of six over last year.
Frank Mueller of Gallup returned to his home
Monday after visit with his friend, Forrest
Mason. Forrest took him over to Albuquerque
in the auto.
Tom Crawford left for his home near Ros-
well, New Mexico. Tuesday, after a pleasant
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Crawford.
Clay Keen, Neal JeDson and j. F. Dennis left
Monday morning by auto for Magdalena on a
cattle buying expedition, expecting to be ab-
sent several days.
Mrs. J. A. Millican and son Tom left for their
home in Brentwood. Texas, Tuesday, after
spending month with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Crawford.
Last year Cedarvale shipped out three cars of
beans. This year L. w. DeWolf estimates the
crop at nine cars, and Mr.. DeWolf always
knows what he is talking about.
Mrs. Dee Robinson returned Sunday from
her California visit, accompanied by Miss
Xelpho Tuttle. They We're met at Albuquer..
que by Mr.. Robinson and came across from
there by auto.
and Mountainair about halfway, has put down
two pit s1los ten feet in diameter and twenty
feet deep. Recently he shipped in fifteen hoad
of fine Jersey COWS.
Mrs. Thomas, mother of Mrs. Nick Holiday
and Mrs. Willis Holiday, who came from Kan
sas two weeks ago, developed case Of typhoid
when she started on her trip.
Prof. Howard R. Park, superintendent of the
Estancia schools for the ensuing school year.
arrived Monday. He has rented part of the j..
F Lasater house and his mother will come in a
few weeks to keep house for him.
s. Spore and the geologist, Victor Hughes,
returned to Oklahoma Monday. Mr.. Hughes
is employed by large firm of drillers operat-
ing in Oklahoma He will make his report to
them. and copy is to be sent here. He gave
no intimation to the nature of his conclu-
sions.
Mrs. W. H. Chandler met with very painful
accident last Sunday when she let heavy rock
fall on her finger. tearing the end of the finger
Off. The doctor is treating the injury in such
way that he hopes to develop new nail, SO
that the finger will not be very badly dis
figured,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Wsehart of Horton,
Kansas arrived here for visit Tuesday. They
were met at Albuquerque by Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Elgin and came over by auto. Mrs.
Wisehart was former resident here and was
we'll known as Miss Anna McGhee. She is a
sister of Jesse McGhee,
Mrs. Cleofes Romero, Mr.. and Mrs. T, b.
Rapkoch and Joe Romero went to Santa Fe
the first of the week. Joe went on from there
to Denver, where he will attend school the
coming school year. The others of the party
with a young lady friend of Mrs. Rapkoch
broke down at Galisteo on the return trip and
had to get another to bring them in.
A number of Republicans in Santa Fe county
are off the reservation with their war paint or, ,
and are going to join wi the Democrats in
nominating a county ticket We notice that
E, P Davies and Frank Davis are participating
in the movement. MIR. Davies was elected to
the legislature in this district on the Republi-
can ticket two years ago, and ran far ahead of
the ticket. Republican politics in the ancient
city must be pretty rank when as strong a
partisan Mr.. Davies finds his stomach