Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14
New Mexico State
News
EDITORIAL SECTION.
ESTANCIA

County Club Leader w. II.
Trentman went to Torrance FRI
day night to meet County Agent j.
G. Hamilton, who reached there
Friday with a herd of eighty-one
head of registered cattle which he
purchased in the Salt river valley,
Ariz., for the Boys and Girls club,
and some of our successful FARM
ers. A number of the boys from
Cedarvale and Varney accompanied
Mr.. Trentman and received their
cattle at Torrance and drove them
TO their homes. 1t is pleasure to
see such fine milk stock being
brought into the valley and means
success for the farmers in the dairy
business and starting the boys out
right.
E. p. Kelly, who recently came
here from Vermont, has rented the
William Crawford arm in the Car
land district and will put in a bean
crop this season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford will remain on their place
but Mr.. Crawford's health is so
poor that he is unable to farm.
Mrs. A. T. Cochran entertained
the Woman's club at her nome
Friday. Light refreshments were
served after the business meeting.
Quite a number of the members
were present and enjoyed the hos
tess hospitality !,
Miss Alva Hayes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hayes, has ar
rived from Flagstaff, Ariz., to ac-
cept a position as stenographer in
the office of Fred H. Ayers.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. o. Bachman of
the Bosque were here Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tiegnor of Ros-
well Thursday on business. Mrs.
Tiegnor is a sister Of Mr.. Bachman.
The party returned to the noun
tains Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Tieg-
nor returning to the home in
Roswell.
]. M. Cain and Albert FIibler are
grading Williams avenue from
Fifth street to the high school. The
work is the best that has yet been
done on our town streets and will
be much appreciated by the public
as 1t has been in very bad condi-
ton for a long time
Dr. J. A. Massie of Santa Fe was
called in consultation with DR.. j.
III. Virgins Wednesday for Mrs. IT,.
Fl. Ayers, who is seriously Ill,
threatened with pneumonia. Mrs.
Ayers has been i'll for about two
weeks but it was thought that her
condition had slightly improved
until the last day or two.
r. l.. Garvin has bought the Bill
sing farm, just southeast of town,
and will move in from his ranch to
occupy the same right away, Mrs.
Garvin having returned from a sew
eral months trip visiting her
children, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Car
win, in Arkansas.
Miss Annie Porter came down
from Santa Fe Sunday ON business,
returning to the capital Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Burton and
daughter, Ruth, made trip to Al
buquerque Sunday, returning Mon
day.
The Red Cross chapter served a
lunch at the FELTON, auction sale,
near Mcintosh, Tuesday and at the
auction sale at Mrs. Frank Hoods
ranch south of town Thursday. The
proceeds from the sales netted the
chapter several dollars.
Willie Elgin, who has been as
sisting Engineer Calkins in the
survey of the town for sidewalks
and water and sewer lines, took
Mr.. Calkins to Albuquerque Sun
day, as they completed the work
on saturday. Mr., Elgin returned
Monday accompanied by Mr., Jas
per Pence, an uncle of Mrs. Elgin
of Beatrice. Neb. Mr.. Pence has
just returned from a visit with his
brother johnson in California and
expects to remain here few days
before returning to his home.