The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1918-05-18
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW ABOUT

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Knowles, of
Seneca, spent Tuesday in Clayton.
Mrs. Francis j. Burghart, of Dali
hart. spent a few days in Clayton
this week.
Jose NJ. Gonzales came in from his
ranch near Buyeros, Monday, on
days business trip.
+. n. wwHartley, cattle inspector
of Gladstone spent Wednesday here
on business.
Mrs. DR.. Olbeater has returned
from a two months visit in Michf-
gan.
Mrs. Mary Jennings, of Florida,
will spend some time here visiting
her son, DR.. f. A. Jennings.
A. o. Brynie, of Pasamonte, was in
Clayton Tuesday.
]. NJ. Gibbons, of the Land Offfce,
left Monday for Ration, where he
will act as court stenOgrapheT on
account of the illness of the regular
stenographer.
Fred HOlderle, of Hayden, spent
few days iE Clayton during the
week.
Mrs. Alice Stone, one of the best
of this community died May II, at
the Clayton hospital. Death followed
long illness. We shall miss her bs
her smile and kindly words always
brought sunshine into any gathering.
The bereaved family has the heart
felt sympathy of everyone in this
community.
J. Buck Smith was down from
Grenville the fore part of he week.
Elfredo Salazar, of Moses, wa is
Clayton this week to file application
to make final proof on his home
stead. Soc. .t....a
Bert Harwod was UP from Sedan
Wednesday.
Bob Isaacs is riding In new
Model C, Mitchell, which ne purchas-
ed from the Clayton Garage and
Auto Co.
Dick Burrage, who is now located
permently on his ranch near Folsom
was a Clayton visitor the fore part
of the week.
DR.. DArmOur, of Folsom stopped
over in Clayton, enroute from Mex
leo to Colorado, the fore part Of fhe
: week. He made application for final
citizenship with the clerk Of the
district court while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Bivins, Of Ken
, ton, were in Clayton the fore part
of the week, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garlic Bushnell and
Mrs. Chas. J. H. Bushnell came in
from Beenham to attend the May
Festival.
Il. b. Reed of the p. o. Newsstand
left Tuesday evening for Denver
where he will spend a few weeks
visiting his daughter, Miss Mary
Reed. Mrs. Wherritt will have charge
of the news stand during his absence
. Miss Alva Gillian, of Pasamonte,
, spent Tuesday in Clayton.
E. ]. Mullis, of Trinidad, was q
4 clayton VlSltor, TUESDAY.
2 Mrs. Katherin Sherard, who has
been visiting in Clayton for the past
two weeks, left Wednesday for Att
we'll, Colo, TO visit her sisteh, Mrs,
r Jno. SimmOnds. ~ rf1t =
r Ben J. Melton, who is employed
by the County Agricultural Board
: returned from Folsom Tuesday.
a C. A. Swearingen and family left
Tuesday for visit with relatives
in Houston, Missouri.
John J. Keller left Tuesday FOR
' Roy, N. NJ, after. spending the Week
A Clayton, a. ,,.,-.
NJ Jack Zurick, Of Hayden, spent we'd
Il nesday in Clayton, on business.
I'll Mrs. Clyde Allison returned fIDn
= Houston, Texas, Tuesday, after Wis
e iting her husband, who b station
Is ed there.
: Mrs. Walton Snyder returned Mon
/ day night from Houston, as her hIIs-
g band has been transferred &
= another camp. -s..
Mrs. Dudley Snyder has retufheC
from a visit to relatives in Texas
ct Father A. Estyelt, of Buyeros, wa
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