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


Rails Banner
Miss Bess johnson has returned
from a sanitarium at Lubbock, and
she and her mother are nicely domi-
ciled in one Of the Hinson houses.
Albert Lockwood has returned
from the Lubbock Sanitarium where
he has been during the past few
weeks under treatment for appendi-
citis. The Banner is glad 90 note
that he is much improved.
We are informed that there D.
hog cholera on the farms ~ Mr.
Clark and Mr. Strange We under
stand that these gentlemen have ell
ready le ccv-s,l va' able hogs A.
soon as the disease broke ont Coun-
~ Agent Jackson telegraphed 90
Austin for an expert in treating the
disease. He arrived Thursday morn
ing, SO we do not apprehend any
rauble from the epidemic.
Miss Edna Birch, sister Of Mrs.
C.. r. Dean. left Thursday after an
ended visit in Rails for White
rer. to visit another sister, Mrs.
Lylcs. Mrs J. Edd Mclaughlin and
Mrs Dean accompanied her 10 Lub-
book.
We are requested to announce
that Elder Chester A. Stell will com
mence revival meeting al the
Church Of Christ on Saturday be-
fore the first Sunday in August
Everybody cordially invited 20 at
END Elder Stell comes well rec
commended as an able expounder Of
The golden truths.
II is generally known, now, that
Troy Morris and Miss Irene Dean
are married In fact, they have been
married about two months, but IN
some way managed to keep it sec
ret until last Saturday, when see
ing that there was about 70 be a
revelation of same. they hurriedly
boarded car and made their way
to layton, where they visited friends
until Monday. when they returned
home, and are now receiving the
congratulations Of their many
friends.
Mrs. ]. II. Webster, who has been
quite sick for some time, has been
growing gradually worse for quite
a while, and last week Il was de-
cided TO take her 10 the Lubbock
Sanitarium for treatment, and such
was done. At this writing, we are
not informed just how she is, but
hope she is better.
Mr.. lgo and family were here dur
ing the week from La Grange visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. lgo's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Sherrod. Mr.
Igo reports crop conditions in his
section about like they are here.
with the exception Of corn, which
he says will average about 35 bush
els TO the acre. However, more
rain has been general in his section
than has In ours, which, Of course
has given greater zest to the work
of the boil wecvil
In commissioners precinct No.
Early Long received 3sl votes and
+. r. McElroy 1856, giving Mr.. Long
the nomination by majority Of as
votes Precinct 2, Crosbyton, re
nominated Ondy Wooten by a mai
GRITTY Of 21. In precinct No. 3,
(Concl Leslie Ellis was nominated
hy q majority Of three votes Roy
Terrell had no opposition in free-
met 4 and received 1873 votes IN
Precinct 4. W. A. Townsend wa
nominated by a majority VI three
votes In The Crosbyton pre- IuCt
n. ". fhndcrs was nominated over
Frank Edwards by q considerable
majority.
The BAPTIST revival meeting
closed Sunday night Nnrty.uluc
conversions and many RESERVATIONS.
ll addition % church, 90 Tor hap
ism. 1l hy letter Many say chs
was onu nf the greatest and most
flr roaghing meetings Rails has ef.
1l had
4 will 81 remembered chat a.
lansrmonl. etlo made r. few Nt4ks