The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-10

ly will be glad 10 hear of her con
valescence, after several days seige
with severe case Of pneumonia.
DR.. Mcbride, the attending physi-
clan, reported the first Of the week
that the young lady was doing well
and with the right care would be
all right In n few days.
Everyone admits the bonus bin is
due, but says someone else owes il.
Mrs. George w. Ragland and lit
Tie daughter. Madgc, are visiting
Mrs Ragland's mother. Mrs. !. W.
Robinson Of Lubbock this week. who
has been sick but is better az this
writing.
Austin Vaughn, prominent ranch
er living twelve miles west Of Aber-
nathy, shipped last Saturday a car
OF yearlngs 10 the Kansas City mar
kct. These yearlings were some that
Nh Vaughn has had on feed through
the winter and they are expected 10
bring q fancy price on the market
10 is safe 20 nay that there b. no
other town the size Of Alternately that
can show a better Sunday School at
tendance than the tow churches here
These churches, Methodist and Bap-
tst report "A combined attendance
OF one hundred and ninety-four last
sunday, with steady increase We
failed to get the number mt the Christ
ian church on this last Sunday. but o
good attendance was reported
/. G.. Pierce was among the visi-
tors 10 Abernathy Saturday, lining
w the political situation In the town.
While here Mr. Pierce left his an
nouncement for the office Of sheriff
f0r the Review 10 let the people know
be- is in the race for this office,
Miss Lottie Strive and Miss Pearl
Robertson came in from Lubbock
Sunday and Is spending a few days
visiting Miss Strives parents and
friends in Alternately.
Miss Laura Wimbcrly, who has
been home from school Tor the past
few days on account Of her sister
being sick, returned Tuesday 10
again take up her studies az the Way
land College in Plainyiew.
Mr. and Mrs. Thetford entertained
a party u young people Saturday
evening with forty-two. a very
j. Il. Sneed and family arrived. in
Alternately Tuesday morning and Is
unloading car Of household goods
shipped from Fannin County. their
old home. Mr.. Sneed was here
short time ago and bought land 1Ol
miles west Of town and Is now ar
ranging TO build substantial home
on his property and will make his
future home here. He says several
OF his East Texas neighbors will be
here IN short time 10 make arrange
mcnts 90 move 20 this country.
S. 4. Merrell and W. A. Richter
made "A business trip 20 Slaton last
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Bucks were
among the shoppers in Alternately
X. NJ Hardesty has added some
improvements In his dry
goods store, where he will make bet |
ter display in his clothing depart
ment.
A good way % stop your husband
from acting "fisty" around the girls
IL 10 gently remind them that they I
are getting too old for such foolish
ness.
J. C. Arnett, our genial post mas
ter, was taken suddenly III Monday 4
afternoon az the post office. DR.. |
Mcbride was summoned, who. we
pronounced Il acute in |
digestion. lie was az once taken
home and was resting very well at
this time
Tuesday was n red letter day for
the merchants In Alternately. With
$500 in cash paid out for poultry
on this day, made business lively
with every one that had any thing TO
sell
r. Shredder was confined 10 his
bed the first Of the week with a
severe cold. DR.. Mcbride says he Is
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. J. o. Jones was notified Mon
day morning by wire Of the sudden
illness Of her daughter Miss Thelma
who Is attending school at Canyon.
Mrs Jones left on the early morning
train for that place 70 be with her.
1T pays 10 ADVERTISE" Is the as
sertion made by Mr.. G. II. Bucks last
when he told the Review
man that the small nd wanting a
farm hand, carried In the paper one
week. got him n man In three days
after the paper was out, and that he
engaged the man for the farming sea
son.
Mrs Stanford left on the 1890
Santa Fe train for Lubbock Monday
10 attend the lecture there by DR..
TidweIl Of RSylor University Of Wa
co.
EI. Maupin reports plenty OF
work in his line since the recent
freeze Of the water pipes during
last weeks storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Goodman spent
Tuesday in Lubbock where Mr.. Good
man went on business.
Franklin Bonnie IL reported on the
sick list this week.
X. Schroeder II confined 70 his