The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-09-04
T. J. HERMANN URGED
FOR COMMISSIONER

authorized us to print his announce
ment for the office of County Com
missioner from the 3rd district. MOI
other man i'm Union county is quite
so we'll known to the Democratic
voters of the county as is 7. JI
GTOny) lehman. For the past ten
years he has not missed a single
county convention of the Democrats.
AT all times he has proved himself
a valuable man for the party. work
ing before conventions for the selec-
tion of the best possible candidates
and during the campaigns for the
success of his party Never before
has Mr.. Hcinmann asked for an Of
flee. and at this time i'm seeking the
nomination for County Commission
cr he is only obcying the demands
made upon him by friends II party
loyalty. honesty and efficiency count
then Mr.. Heinmann' claim should be
carefully considered by the next
Democratic county convention.
Mr. Heinmann is only 80 years of
age. and has lived in Union county
for the past i3 years. He filed on
a homestead near Roy shortly after
reaching the ageO { ~ where he
resides at the present time He has
certain well-defined ideas on road
building. and if nominated by the
Democrats and elected to the office
of County Commissioner the citizens
of the most prosperous farming and
stock raising county in the state will
never have cause to regret
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. l.. Keller, who
have been visiting their son. DIR.
Keller, left Sunday for Oklahoma
City, where they will visit for a
short time with relatives before go
ing to their home in COrydon, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Foster of Nor
gan, Mo-, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. C.. G.. Ellis.
Harmon Fox. of Canyon. Texas, is
visiting his sisters, Mrs. Hyden Ed
mondson and Mrs. Joe Steel.
A. F.. b. Miller returned Saturday
from Kansas City. where he shipped
a car load of cattle. Mr.. Miller spent
several days with friends in St.
Louis before coming home.
Homer j. Farr, of Dedman, County
/ Road superintendent was in Clay
ton a few days this week
Miss Fannie Afford and mother,
| Mrs. j. Little. spent several days i'm
Grcnville this week
Frank Hamm was bitten by large
rattle snake Tuesday evening while
working i'm his pasture near New
/ Home. Dr. Winchester was sum
mOned at the earliest possible mo-
ment, and at present date he is re-
/ covering from the effects of the
/ poison.
Mrs. C. l.. Collins, vice chairman
/ of the Democratic State Central
Committee left Monday for Albu-
( querque, TO attend conference of
Democratic leaders.
w. f. Kcndrick of the Cuates COM
munity, returned Monday from Can
yon. Colo where he has purchased
stock Of goods and will make his
| future home.
Sgmund Hcrzstcin went to 1'rini-
dad Monday evening, where he will
undergo "A slight operation.
Leon Miller has accepted a posi-
tiOn at the Kilburn q EdmOndson's
| Clothing store.
The Reading Club met with Mrs.
A. j. Mcdonald last "Wednesday aft
rrnOOn.
Miss Ruth Messer left Monday for
Denver. where she will spend a
month visiting Georgia Moore.
Mrs f. p. kilhurn. who was called
| to Greeley Colo. to the bedside of
her mother about two weeks ago,
has returned any says her mother
is very much improved.
Miss Ester Chamberlain, of Gree
ley. Colo, who viii teach the fourth
grade i'm the Clayton schools, arriV-
ed here "Wednesday
Russell Chaffee. who has been in
Wichita. Kansas, spending his yaca-
! tion has returned to Clayton.
/ WANTED Energetic boy i6 years
or older, with bicycle. Excellent
opportunity for advancement. Apply
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