The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-11
CROSBYTON



RI. Bowman, one Of the leading |
citizens of the old Emma commun- /
uv and member Of the County |
Democratic Executive Committee,
was in town Saturday 90 help can
vass the returns and in commenting
on the run-off Of the Senatorial
race said the issue would be strict
lv wine and beer versus tar and
feathers. and that he would take
the light wine and beer IN "his'n'
in preference TO tar and feathers.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe +. McDuf, Of
the Fairview community, were m
town some days ago. Mn. McDuf
has Just recently recovered from
very severe spell 81 sickness and
Is vet showing the results Of an OPP
GRAFTON. bat We are glad to know
his strength is gradually coming
back and hope his former good
health NAV soon be fully established.
Mrs Nester Haltom returned last
week from the Lubbock Sanitarium
where she underwent an operation
some DAYS before We are pleased
TO know that she is steadily improv-
ing and may soon regain her former
strength.
Lew Anderson. Jr. OF Desdemon-
ia. who Is connected with the State
Banking Department, was business
visitor in our city "Wednesday.
c. Rous carried him 20 Lubbock
in the evening in his car, they be-
ing old friends
Rev. Edgar Pippin, Baptist min
lister Of Chilhc0the, and also a tFav-
cling representative Of the Murray
Gin Company, spent Wednesday
nigh. al the City Hotel-John Ks
place. He told the Review man that
many gins were being erected All
over the country by the Farmers
Union and that he had heard new
gin was being talked Of for Crosby
ton. He left yesterday morning for
Lubbock, but expressed the Thought
that he would return some time
next week and would be glad 70 get
in touch with the promoters Of the
new gin.
DR.. and Mrs F. A. Greene went
TO Plainview Sunday and are spend
ing the week there with friends.
Fred Greene motored to Lubbock
with them.
Inc IFltU0H anu dlfNfftT Va AF'fF
j. y. Cole. former Baptist pastor az
this place, now residing at ri Paso,
were pleased TO have him with
them from Saturday evening until
Sunday afternoon. He filled ms
old pulpit at the II o'clock hour
Sunday morning. Bro. Cole ana
wife had attended the annual re-
union Of the HedRecock family, Mrs.
Coles people, that met at Post CITY,
and he took advantage Of the near.
ness 70 Crosbyton 20 run up and
be with his friends here again while
| his good wife visited her sister,
Mrs Haynes. in Lubbock No
preacher that We can remember
/ mas ever lived ia our town that
Is better liked than Bro. Cole, and
we are always glad 20 extend him
a welcome and hearty handshake.
His removal from our midst was
| for his health and We were glad TO
see him looking 50 much improved
and hope he may soon regain hls
! former good health and strength.
I He reported his son Fred as doing
a GOOD business in FL Paso, and that
his daughters, Misses Ruby and
Lena. have been employed TO teach
in the public schools Of that city
/ the coming session. The many
friends Of the family are pleased q,
know all are 80 pleasantly situated
together in their new home:
w. s Robertson, young barber
from Rails. has fitted up q shop
next door east Of the Highway Gar
age where he will be pleased TO
meet the public He Is making a
tut in the prices Of barber work.