The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-17
THE SLIDE ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

We are having some very pretty
weather here Of late After all the
snow melted off Of Old Mother Earth
and the March wind IS beginning TO
blow.
Mr.. z. II. Renfroe, Sr., from New
Home was at the store Tuesday, en-
route 10 Lubbock, after cake for his
cattle.
Mr.. S. L. Williams and wife from
Lakeview were at the store Tuesday.
Messrs. Oscar lizard. Truett Smith
and Alvin Seth from New Homes
were at tire store Tuesday advertis-
ing the play that was TO be staged
at New Home, Friday night. The
title Of the play is "The Face at the
Window"
Miss Lavenia Williams and bro
Their. NJ c., went TO town Tuesday
Mr.. Willis Harwood is working
at the Rieger ranch few days this
week.
Mr.. Fitz Speckman and family
were at the store Wednesday, en-
route 20 Lubbock.
Mr. Ziggler from Woodrow, was
IN the community with a wagon load
on 0ONA 10 SELL AAh HNAA HNAAtN w 49,
Williams and some to joe Rieger.
receiving nine cents per pound.
Messrs. Luther and Joe Henderson
from Lakeview were at the store
| Wednesday.
Mr.. Stages and HJrrist are at
work on the Mabray home this week.
Mrs. j. +. Hubbard was taken 70
I the hospital the first part of the
week and underwent q very serious
/ operation. but she is reported bet
/ ter at this writing and We hope she
will soon be able TO be at home again.
Misses WOnna and Villa DAVIS and
Messrs. Herschal and Leonard Davis
attended the play at New Home last
I Friday night.
There was a party given at the
, home of Miss Stella Guthrie on last
Saturday night There was a neXtra
large crowd present and spent a most
pleasant evening playing parlor
/ games. At a late hour cake and hot
chocolate was served. Everybody left
declaring Miss Guthrie a most charm
/ ing hostess.
Mr.. IT. ". Howard and wife spent
last Saturday night at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Snodgrass.
Those that attended the singing at
| Woodrow Sunday evening we've
Misses villa and Woma Davis, O. T.,
II. D., and Loura Harris, Messrs.
Leonard and Herschal Davis. Luther
Harris, Willis and Ohio Harwood.
They also stayed for a singing at
Mr.. Rowlands on Sunday night and
report having a very enjoyable even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Davis were in
I town Monday on business.
The Gamble family have all been
sick with the"Flu," but are re-
ported TO be some better at this
writing.
The lineman that is keeping up he
phone line from Slide to town would
/ be very glad Of the party who Dor
r0wed four or five telephone posts
would please bring them back
The D0pson family were az Mea-
dow last Saturday on business.
Mr.. II. T. Bateman and wife spent
while Sunday evening at the home
Of j. T. Davis.
Mr.. W Il. Copeland is on the sick
list this week and is in the sanitarium
for a few days. We hope he viii
soon be able TO be back home again.
Messrs. Goosby and McClondon
were in town Monday.
At this writing there Is a slow
rain falling which is very much
needed so the farmers can e. 70
blowing. They can now go 90 WORK
and not be wearing such long faces
This is the first rain which amounted
10 anything we have had IN about six
months.
Mr.. bud Arnett and family wer,
in town Monday on business.
Mr. Willis Harwood spent Satur
day night with the Davis boys.
Soc the Bow, Now snrlnr snI,.