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BAKING AND SEWING CLUB.

special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Newport. Jan - The Baking ana
Sewing Club Of Newport organized
recently under the leadership Of Mrs
! g. ,Tustis and Mrs Charles Long. IS
doing good work in the baking ana sewing
line. There are y members OF the club,
and recently it Was seiected to give Il
demonstration Of work Al Delaware Col
lege during demonstration Week The
members are considered very efficient.
At the club meeting, yesterday after
noon the lesson was on making bands for
belts. Announcement WAS made that
Mrs. Frances / McCov principal Of
Newport public school had offered a
prize Of 81 to the glrl displaying the best
loaf OF bread at the nexr meeting The
bread will te judged By Miss Agnes
Mcdill, county clut leader.
The meetings hereafter will be held on
Tuesday Afternoon instead of Friday, a,
the home of Mrs J & Justi-
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
pecial Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Jan. 22-Mrs. Eliza j. Reeder,
aged " years, widow of ID. X, Reeder of
this town, died, yesterday, after brief
illness OF pneumonia Her remains will
be taken to Washington, ID. G., Saturday
morning, for interment.
Mr. Hickey. father of :. ]. Hickey OF
this town, died, yesterday, at the horne of
his son here. Interment took place today
at Smyrna.
Magistrate H. f. Wood, who has been
Ill with n cold for the past two weeks, is
still confined to his home.
Prothonotary d. NJ. Ridgely, who has
been Ill with severe cold, Is still unable
to be nj his office.
Elijah Stevens, one of Dover 5 oldest
residents, is quite i'll at his home on North
Bradford street He is Civil War
veteran and has been employed by the
Richardson & Robbins canning establish
ment for many Years. He is ~ years OF
age
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WOMAN'S Club OF NEWPORT

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Eycuing
Newport Jan - The Wumans CIub
Of Newport met YESTERDAY afternoon, ia
weekly session al the home oi Mrs. A. &.
Gamble This club organized last Octo-
Der. has q membership 81 53 and has
accomplished much good ID the way Of
improvements ia the town Tie club has
been ulade q llernber IF III State Federa-
tion d Wonieus Clubs
During the social hour there vas !,
reading from Federation Df Women 5
Clubs b5 Mrs J iIarner Rile i read
ing bv Mrs. Deborah Bair. .DeLaWare-. !.
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NEW INSTRUCTOR.

Newark. Jan. - Frederick Albert
Thone has been elected instructor IN
mechanical engineering at Delaware Col
lcge and will enter upon his duties at the =,
beginning of the second term, February =
MIR. Thonc is graduate OF Stevens
Institute of Technology, class OF 1918.
During the war he served as an ensign IN
the navy, and since the armistice has been
assistant superintendent of large chemi-
cal concern in New Jersey. He Is n brother
of John + Thone, member OF the faculty
Of Delaware COLLEGE, engineering depart
Incnt
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GIFT FROM y. 5. DU PONT.

Newark. Jan. % All the building
material for the three temporary struc-
lures for the teaching of engineering have
reached Delaware College and are being
put up as rapidly rs possible Much Of the
equipment has already reached the col
lcgc. and it is expected that within few
weeks students Will be at work in these
temporary structures, which are being
placed between IIartcr Hall and Wolf Hall
directly over the heat and light pipes al
ready laid
There buildings ami their equipment
arc a special gift from Mr.. Pierre ;. du
pnnt
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ment. and the character Of the same. This
will enable the government to determine
the responsibility for the handling Of
produce
NJ Wilbur Thonas has returned from
Philadelphia, where be had been at the
bedside Of his sister, Miss Laura Thomas
who underwent an operation for gall
stones mt the Presbyterian Hospital in
That city, last week. She il doing we'll
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MARRIAGES IN SUSSEX.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown Jan % Miss Mildred
Green. daughter of Willizm Green of
Harbeson. and Roy Ritter. son Of Fred
Ritter, of Lewcs, were married nj Nassau
NJ T.. parsonge, Saturday, by Rev. \. T..
Zimmerman
Announcement of the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth McCray, daughter Of Joseph
II McCray and William 7. Townsend
son of late Perry Townsend, all Of Frank
ford, has been made Their ceremony was
performed by Rev Mr.. Hammond Of
Frankford NJ T. Church. last Wednesday
Last Thursday afternoon, at Franhord,
Miss Ora G. Layfed and Harley Il. Steele,
both of Dagsburo were married.
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SMALL LOSSES FOR YEAR.

Sr-xaf Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. Jan. 22-At the annual meeting,
Yesterday. of Kent county Mutual In
srrance Co, the report for the year showed
that with risks in force amounting between
100000 and SIS 100000, tho losses
during the year amounted 10 only 81 600.
The following directors were elected for
three wears: DIR. Roland g. Paynter,
GEORGETOWN; Charles G. Waples, Milton;
". T. Records, Laurel
The directors elected the following
officers: President. James J. Ross, Sea
ford: vicc-president Harry Mcdaniel,
Dover; secretary and treasurer, William
ID. Dennev; assistant secretary, Cecil 4.
Fulton: Clerk. Il. I.indale Frazier W r.
Forkum was elected Dover agent
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INJURIES QUITE SERIOJ ).
special Correspondence of Eyory Evrnin

Special Correspondence Of Evory Evening
Laurel. Jan. - NJ Washington Nit
chclI. local farmer who was painfully
injured. Tuesday afternoon by being
thrown from his wagon when the mules
unexpectedly started up. was more scri-
ollsly injured than was supposed At the
time
In addition IL !. badly sprained ankle
received when nc was hurled violently
to the frozen ground, nc suffered a severe
wrench 81 the back and numerous bruises
and decorations MIR Mitchell is past
20 wears Of age
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

spxasi Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Jan. Mr. and Mrs George
II. Hearn gave a birthday party. yestcr-
dav. in honor Of the 74th anniversary Of
Mr.. Hearn's mother. Mrs NJ W. Hoarn.
\ very enjoyable time was spent and =
fine dinner served.
Whose present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Records and daughter. Mary
Mr. and Mrs Harry r. Smith; Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip r. Rawlins and daughter.
Catherine: Mr. and Mrs. Gcorge IL.
Hearn. Nlrs. Ella Quillen. Miss Anna
Hubbard, Jacob Moore ana Virgil Isaacs
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BRIDGE HEARING AT FREDERICK
Special Correspondence of Every Eyening

Special Correspondence of Every E,yening
frederica, Jan. 22.-Application hav-
ing been made by the State Highway Dc
partmcnt of Delaware for the approval OF
plans for the construction of fixed high
way bridges across Murderkill river and
Spring creek. near Frederick, notice has
been given by L. $. Engineer Jervey that
q public hearing in the matter will bc held
IN the Town Hall at Fredcrica, January
30 at 230 p m. All Interested parties
are invited to be present and submit their
VIEWS, which should be in writing rs lar as
Possible.
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ENTERTAINED FOR TEACHER.

special Correspondence II Every Evening
Seaford, Jan. 22-Mis, Agnes Waller
entertained a few friends, last night. In
honor of Miss Ruby " illln OF Oak Grove
Md. teacher IN the Seaford public
school
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd
Waller, Agnos Waller, Helen and Kelley
Jefferson of Concord. Elizabeth Bell and
Sarah Catherine Graham
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TELFGRAPHERS MEET.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Ses.ford. Jan. 22.-Airs. Anna 4. Coul-
holrn. manager Of the Western I mon
Telegraph Office nj Seaford, attended d
commercial meeting Of the " cstern Mon
man ayers Of Delaware and the Eastern
Shore. held at salisbury Md. last night
Mr.. Styles and Mr. Stroupe, of The Phila-
nclphia office made addresses.
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WILL RESIDE IN Wilmington.

special Correspondents of Every Evening
Seaford, Jan - News was received
here, Yesterday, of the marriage. at Sharp
town. Md, Of Miss Mary Russell, daugh-
Ter Of Thomas Russell ri Sharptown.
and William SauerhofT. Jr, son IT MIR
and Mrs. William SaueFhof - of
Bethel. near here The wedding took place
SATURDAY,. at Sharptown
The groom " ho Is . nephew Of Thomas
}. Sauerhoff, Of this town, Is employed
n Wilmington and after he and his bride
oeturn from their wedding trip they Will
reside IN that city.
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son of Wilmington spent yesterday here
with Mrs ]. Frank Reybold.
Francis Rhein Of U. :. steamer Nep-
tune, Baltimore, Is here visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rheln.
Miss Anna Johnson, who sprained her
ankle by falling on the icy sidewalk, is
able to be about.
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You might look at half dozen girls
who have made then complexion beauti-

full 10y clearing their SKIN with Stuart
Calcium " afers and be puzzled 10 de-
cided which is the prettlesf Il il remark
able what happens when those unSghtly
pimplcs. blackheads etc, and the muddy.
oily appearance disappear Beautiful
SKIN is lovely IN the extreme
stuart Calcium Nafer4 bring IL <
short time Il more beautiful complexion
Nv cleaning out the Iores throwing Of
all SKIN dI~coIoratIen~. they do their
work of be.4ut, building almost beiars
anyone can believe II
C,ft :. .t}-eent box ii these Wondefta
waters from ANY Druggist auXW here
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DELAWARE CITY.
,eclaI Correspondence Of Every ) yenine

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City, Jan. % Mrs. Alien
Moody and children Of Carneys Point.
\. J., have been visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Rhein, the past
week.
Mrs. Frank Moore Is Ill at her home on
Clinton street
Mrs. Joseph Wood Of Sayville. Long
Island, and Mrs Charles Everett and
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Own" readings by Mrs. George Seeds
and Miss ELLA W. Johnson.
The next meeting Of the club will he
held Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. C. p. GRAY.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01
Mrs. Frank Ballou and dauph-

Mrs. Frank Ballou and daugh-
ter, Ella, returned home early yes
terday morning, called home by the
serious illness of their daughter,
Mrs. Sadie Gilbert. They had been
In Hudson, South Dakota with DR..
John Ballou, who accompanied
them to Extra, and who will seek a
location nearer home.
Frank Beers, wife and daughter.
Mary Ellen, autoed to the country
last Thursday to get Miss Margaret
/ who has been staying at the George
Beers home.
You had better buy Palm
Beach suit for the 4th at
COTTONS'
adv Clothing & Shoes.
MIR. and Mrs. William Crisman
enjoyed visit from his mother,
Mrs. Shenton, over Sunday. She
returned to her home in Atlanti
Monday.
Order your har d coal now. We
have two cars on the road now.
adv Extra Coal & Feed Store.
Charles Garrett who resides near
Hamhn was in our city and pur-
chased a Caloric furnace of the
local agents.
The new barn to be built for
Eddie Wahlert, was started this
week by the G.. F. Construction
company. The dimensions Of the
building will be 32x56 feet, and the
lower half is to be constructed of
cement blocks.
j. w. Wissler and crew of men
have completed the big new barn
for Jesse Bruner, on the Bruner
farm, and this week they will re-
turn to their work on the Frank
Christensen residence, west of
town, which they will finish in a
few days.
Mrs. Radcliffe and son, Bert,
were business visitors in Atlantic
Monday
Folly Littlefeld and Henry Huss
have each had q special body and
cab built on his truck the past
week. George Voss is doing the
work.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01
The Eastern Star Lodge will hold

The Eastern Star Lodge will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow
evening, at which time three new
members, Mrs. Masching, Mrs. t.
Nj. Rasmussen and Mrs. Henry
Minerman will be initiated into the
order.
George B. Gill was guest of the
Glen Black family, who reside in
Griswold last Sunday.
Miss Beulah Connrady is visiting
this week with ner mother, Mrs.
l.. A. Jensen, near Audubon.
Miss Helen Beck returned to her
home in the country, Saturday.
She spent several days in town with
her sister, Mrs. Hans Hansen Jr.
Jake Lausten, an Extra resident
OF several years ago, arrived in our
city Tuesday to spend a few days
with old acquaintance. Jake was
in service in France and while in
that country received his discharge.
He then went to Denmark where
he has been for sometime with rela-
tlves. After completing his visit
here he will go to Wisconsin, where
he owns a farm.
Order your hard coal now. We
have two cars on the road now.
adv Extra Coal Il Feed Store.
MIR. and Mrs. Thad Seibert, ac-
companied by Mrs. Seibert's par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Joe thinner
man, all of whom reside in Gilmore
City, will spend the Fourth in our
city, guests of Mr.. Seibert's par
ents, A. A. seibert and wife, and
other relatives.
We have a harvest Work Shoe
at $3.50 that beats them al |
Come in and see it.
COTTONS'
Clothing 4 Shoes.
Irving Wilson arrived from
Bingham Lake, Minnesota, today,
to spend the Fourth at his par
entail home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beers re.

ceived word last week that their
son, Burley, was gaining rapidly
and was able to be taken to Dies
Moines to the Hills Retreat.
Horatio Wetherell of Post Falls,
Idaho, is here visiting the Patty
boys and other friends. His wife
will Join him Sunday and they will
remain over July 9Th, attending
the golden wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paige.
Don't forget that new Hat.
Extra celebrates on July 5th.
COTTONs'
Clothing 4 Shoes.
Mrs. John Preston of lola, Kan
sas, is here for the purpose of at
tending the golden wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. George Paige. Mrs.
Preston is foster sister OF Mrs.
Paige and will be remembered by
the Older residents as Ellen Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Leake are in
Des Moines attending the Banker
Convention which is in session there
this week.
FOUND; A child's coat of dark
blue serge, on the main street of
Extra. Owner can have same by
calling at this office and paying for
this notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Parrott au-
toed to Anita, Sunday and spent the
day with relatives.
We still have few Low Shoes
and White Shoes at 20 per cent
discount at
COTTONS'
adv Clothing Il Shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurids Hansen
and children were in kimballton,
Sunday, spending the day with Mr..
Hansen's parents, II. P. Hansen
and wife.
Misses Margaret Darnell and
Alice Gambler returned Tuesday
evening to their homes in Valley
Junction after short visit with
the latter's sister, Mrs. Jack kear-
ney.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01
LOCAL and PERSONAL

: LOCAL and PERSONAL =
= ). = # y ). \ = !. y ). ). ). !. y
Work has been started on the
new bungalow for Mrs. Leroy Hen
sley, on the old Milliman homestead
which she has purchased. The house
will stand on the same spot where
the old residence stood.
Miss Butler arrived here Satur-
day for visit at the L. j. Oldaker
home. She was former teacher in
Extra.
The schooThouse near the Sharon
store is under construction by the
G. f. Construction Company, who
started work last week. The school
house is a two-room building, with
full basement and will be one of the
finest in the county.
The carpenters are putting the
/ finishing touches on the interior Of
the beautiful new residence for Tom
Elwood, this week.
Miss Leila Esbeck is at the At
lantic hospital receiving treat
ments. Miss Leila has been in
very poor health the past few
weeks and it is hoped that these
treatments will bring her back to
her normal good health.
Miss Verna Croy returned home
Friday morning from a six months
visit in California at the home of
her sister, Mrs Minnie Anderson in
Newcastle. She enjoyed seeing many
Extra people among whom were the
Charles Houston family, Ed Della
hoyde family and several others. En-
route home she spent several days
sightseeing in Palisade, Denver and
Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Mrs. Elmer Heath and Mrs. Will
Hoffman departed Tuesday morn
ing for Spirit Lake, called there by
message telling of the illness of
the formers daughter, Mrs. Roy
Prather.
Nels Hansen is remodellng his
residence in the Heights.
The infant son ST Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Hansen Jr. is slowly recover
ing from his recent sick spell.
Mr.. Jesse Williams went to Allan
tic Sunday, and on Monday entered
upon his duties as clerk in the
Jones Grocery Department, Mrs.
Williams will remain in Extra UNI
til after the Fourth, and after a
visit in Fontanelle with relatives,
will locate in Atlantic.
During the heavy wind-storm that
visited our city, Monday evening,
several trees were blown over. a
few miles north of town trees were
pulled out by the roots, and i'll
several places buildings were torn
down. Considerable damage was
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan came from
Omaha, Tuesday to visit her parents
Tom Gill and wife.
Miss Lillian Dyer entertained
the Eastern Star Club members
at the Channon home, last Thurs.
day afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Heath ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Nelson ano
family were entertained at dlnnel
at the George Kness home, las
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Q. Hester ane
daughter went to Des Moines, Sun
I day, to attendkthe Bankers Con
vention.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01

L. F. Klever has purchased a
new Dodge car, during the past
week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01

George B. Gill was guest of the
Glen Black family, who reside in
Griswold last Sunday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01

Order your har d coal now. We
have two cars on the road now.
adv Extra Coal & Feed Store.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01
You had better buy Palm
Beach suit for 4th at
COTTONS'
adv Clothing & Shoes.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Crisman
enjoyed visit from his mother,
Mrs. shenton, over Sunday She
returned to her home in Atlanti
Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01

Irving Wilson arrived from
Bingham Lake, Minnesota, today,
to spend the Fourth at his par
entail home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01

Frank Beers, wife and daughter,
Mary Ellen, autoed to the country
last Thursday to get Miss Margaret
who has been staying at the George
Beers home. Z
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-01

Miss Beulah Connrady is visiting
this week with ner mother, Mrs
l.. A. Jensen, near Audubon.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-08-19
ESTANC|A VALLEY
FAIR
Arrangements Under Way for
a Big Fair at Estancia
Sept. 16-17-18.

At a meeting called by l. L.
Ludwick, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce last
Friday evening and attended
by a good crowd of business
men, preliminary steps were
taken to hold a fair at Estan-
cia on the dates above men,
toned.
Mr.. Ludwick was made
chairman of the meeting and
Harold Trentman secretary.
An executive committee to
60 ahead and make the nec-
essary arrangements was ap-
pointed consisting of the fol-
lowing: John w. Corbin, Leo
Douglas, J. G. Hamilton, H. J.
Fincke and G.. M. Milbourn.
On motion the chairman and
secretary of the meeting were
made chairman and secretary
respectively of the executive
committee.
Those present were enthusi-
astic and evinced an interest
that augurs we'll for success
full fair, and it may be taken
as assured that everything pos
sible will be done to make the
fair better than ever before.
After the fair business was
disposed of the meeting was
turned into a Chamber of !
Commerce meeting, all pres
ent being members of that !
body, and it was decided to
call a meeting for tomorrow
night for the election of new
officers Of the Chamber of |
Commerce, after which that
body can go ahead with the
campaign for the current year.
1t is absolutely necessary
for the people of Estancia to
come awake-every one of
them, and those who are asleep
should rub their eyes open
and get busy.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-08-19
Aid for Farmers Mutuals."

Assistance has been given a
large number of farmers mu-
tual fire insurance companies
by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture by sug-
gesting to these organizations
suitable articles of incorpora-
ton, bylaws, and application
and policy forms. In connec-
ton with the bylaws recon-
mended by the departments
specialists a classification of
risks has been prepared which
has received the Endorsement
of the National Association of
Mutual Insurance Companies.
Already several companies
have adopted this classified
ton. A set of bylaws pre-
pared by the department for
one of the more progressive
farmers mutual wind-storm in
surance companies is now re-
coghized as a model among
leading men in this particular
field of agricultural insurance.
A simple system of records for
farmers mutual insurance COM
panies prepared by the de-
partment within recent months
is already being used by sew
EN- concerns and more than a
score of other companies indi-
cate by correspondence that
they are contemplating adopt
ing this system of records.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-08-19
ESTANCIA ID,
FORT SUMNER 3

The ball game between the
Estancia and Fort Sumner
players on the Estancia ground
last Sunday was a very one
sided game, no doubt due prin-
cipally to the fact that the
Fort Sumner pitcher broke
down on account of previous
overwork on the mound. When
his efficiency gave way it
seemed to demoralize the 9TH
Ell players and they made a
number of costly errors, run
ming up the score of the Es-
tancia players far above the
earned runs.
The Fort Sumner players
took their defeat gamely, prov
ing themselves a fine set of
fellows and good sports. The
Estancia players hold them in
high estimation, and feel that
with their pitcher in good
form they would be hard to
head off.
The Estancia boys again
played a steady game with
but three errors, and with the
pitcher in such bad
form, scored almost at will.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-08-19
J. P. COURT

Since last report Justice
Hines court in Estaneia has
taken action as follows,
Burton & Gilbert VS.. T, j.
Campbell, suit on account,
judgment for plaintiffs for $50
and costs.
j. A. Britain VS.. Eunice NJ.
Dodge, suit for possession of
certain turkeys, jury trial, ver-
dict for defendant and against
plaintiff for costs. Plaintiff
appealed to district court.
Robertson Abstract Co, VS..
Hiram West, Sr., suit on note,
Judgment for plaintiff for
$3.50 and costs.
State VS.. jim Norman, as
sault with words, J. T. Thomp-
son prosecuting witness; jury
trial, verdict of acquittal.
Town of Estancia VS.. Barney
McHan and Alvin Plant,
charge fighting; plea of guilty
by each and each fined $25
and costs.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-08-19
ANNOUNCEMENT

am a candidate for the
nomination for county superin-
tendent of schools of Torrance
county, New Mexico, subject
to the will of the Democratic
county convention.
| received my college edu-
cation and taught in the state
of Ohio. l have attended both
normal schools in this state,
and for nine years have been
a teacher in the. public schools
of Estancia.
MRS. BLANCHE PARRETT.