The Torrance family moved
the first of the week to Mcintosh
where Mrs. Torrance teaches
school this winter. '
Mrs. Maud Johnson is the
champion chicken raiser, having
chickens from fryers on down to
the fluffy day old that will make
such nice winter fries.
Chas. Burchum and Mr. Chas
tain and families started last
Tuesday, headed for Kansas, Ar
kansas or some other burnt up
place.
WILLARD
From the Record.
Miss Ethel Thompson of Mori-
arty visited with Mrs. Perrin last
week.
MissVesa Rudolph left Mon
day for Kansas City where the
young lady will enter school.
Hugh Swisher, Tony Stanton
and Mr. Lutz were at Encino,
Tuesday where they closed a deal
for a car of wool.
Recently new pews have been
installed in the Catholic church.
Father Hartmann is always work
ing to better church conditions
here and is ever looking to the
comfort of those who worship
with him.
judge J. B. Underwood now
has desk room in the barber shop.
Ernest Brandhorst arrived in
Willard Tuesday and is renewing
old acquaintances.
Abe Sainila and Chas. G. Kitti,
of Bisbee, Arizona, arrived in
Willard last night Mr. Sainila
is interested in the cattle busi
ness here.
M. K. Ament, the Santa Fe
section foreman, who was taken
to the railroad hospital at Topeka,
suffering with rheumatism, is re
ported as being greatly improved
in health and will soon return to
his work here.
6 PER GENT LOANS
Six per cent loans on farms,
orchard lands, city, resident or
business property, to buy, build,
improve, extend or refund mort
gages or other securities; terms
reasonable; . special privileges;
correspondence invited. 618 Com
monwealth Bldg., Denver, Colo.,
Dept. L.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.
