The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-22

From fott ANY foW
Miss Marguerite Smith returned
to Lubbock Monday, after having
been the guest Of Miss Allen War
rem for two weeks
Un IN this writing, yesterday AZ
noon. we are still dry and dusty
with good clouds coming up. we
are needing rain badly now and
crops are suffering
With the boys and girls clubs u
several counties camped at Two
Draw. the big races 40 the Far
Ground and broncho busting exhib-
ifion most every afternoon on the
enclosed lot near the courthouse, the
people Of Post have had plenty OF
amuscmcnt this week
A postal card from our friend, W
o. Stevens, who is in New York,
tells us that he and his high boss
are having glorious time and
buying lots Of goods for the W. o.
Stevens Company Watch each IS
sue Of the Post for the beautiful
good and late models which VIII ar.
rive soon and be ready 70 doll up
this coming winter
II is very essential 20 Post that
the three cap rock roads that come
into Post be fixed mp and made
more easy for travel. and SO last
Tuesday night there was called
meeting " the Chamber Of Com
merce az which meeting it was de-
eided 20 invite all plains people TO
be present az the regular meeting
next Monday night 20 discuss ways
and means 81 improving these roads
So. Mr. Farmer and Mr. Town Man
try and be on hand and let us know
what you think about the matter
Next Monday night
Ira Lee Duckworth, h. A. War
ren. Jr.. and Mechanics +. A. War
rem. ST.. l.. a. Warren, Joe Swift
and daughter. and Misses Loula
Kate and Alne Warren, all motored
down 20 Snyder Tuesday afternoon
and took birthday dinner with Mrs.
y W. Warren.
This week the Double " Com
pany shipped load of bulls % the
Kansas City Market
Last week managers $ B. Bard
well and T. r Hartford of the
Double Z Company, went 10 San
angelo and bought 80 black Polled
bulls. and this week they went up
% Shamrock, Texas. and bought 30
more from Judge r. II. Small
These bulls are fine ones and some
are prize winners
S { Woodward. ~ the Wood
ward on Company. states that work
will be started on the well just as
soon as casing arrives. The lO-inch
and s-inch casing has been ordered
and II the railroad strike does not
Interfere with shipment the casing
should be on the ground within "a
week or ten days
The editor made a hurry-up trip
over % Childress recently, after his
mother. who was visiting the d.
Warren family there Her home
ir in Texarakann. and she viii be
here with us several weeks
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock the
boarding house ~ Mrs J G. Brant
was destroyed by fire with most Of
IFS contests The fire started up-
stairs and was under good Roadway
when discovered We did not learn
the origin Of the fire
Last week we had something to
ay about the way our auto laws
were being treated but Il DID not
seem 20 cut down the speed rate
any We expect 90 nave a marshal
/ before long who win look after
these things and see 90 10 that the
I laws are enforced So Mr. Spec Ter
| YOU had better get used 10 slowing
up 10 town for you are gong t0
/ have 70 do H.
Mr.. and Mrs Ward n Abilene.
Miss Halle Cooley Of Wichita Falls.
I Mr. and Mrs Ward Gross and
daughter, Dimple, Mrs Neil Gross
and Miss Ella May Joice. OF Snyder
camued AT Tw0-Draw Lake last
Thursday night. enroutc home from
a trip 10 New Mexico.