Comurisriionor, and A. N. and
Fletcher Brown, of Lucin,
were county seat visitors Mon
day. The Brown brothers Si
cured lumber for 'their new
store building at Lucia.
County Treasurer Atkinson
has been showing 1 "mad
stone" about town Ibis week,
which one i the Atkinson
boys took from the stuanieh ot
á deer. lie hs not had an
opportunity to test the eftica
cy of the stone a yet, but
f-diouid opportunity offer, the
tost will be made.
' Mr. lil i .V; is. Str.ii.ford of
Mori.uiy wim dmve doAvn to
the coant M-at. im-t li.id luck
in that their cu't v.;is b,idl
cut in a b.i! bed wire fence.
Tliey - stayed ovi'i- unlii ye
terday, when they returned
home on the train.
' C. I. Bedford, who went to
Colorado two weeks igo for a
bunch of horses, returned on
Tuesday uight.of tjiis vveidf.
He stopped in Las Vegas, un
loading the' horses to feed
there, and finding prices good
ottered tho bunch for sale.
WliPii hero Wednesday he
wa.s notíüie .whether the deal
would go through r uot, be
r'Wuell no") thu a'rd yesterday
uni if t-it.fborscs -are not sold
in yegftai wiJl bring them back
with kim. If sold, he will tro
Sam Glmlson, one of the oid-timt-rs
in the valley has been
back the past week. ' He fis
great improvement in both
the town and country sur
rounding, since he left almost
five years ago.
Miss Zeine McClanahan of
Columbia, Mo., . arrived on
yesterday's train to visit her
brother, north of town. She
will probably take up a homo
stead in the valley and make
her home here.
Dudiey Conine, who has
been visiting his old friend J.
