Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lasater re
turned on Tuesday of this week
from a visit with relatives in
Texas. They report a splendid
.. time. -: ' ,
Guy Fox, the proprietor of the
Newport Cafe, returned from
v Oklahoma on Wednesday of this
week, accompanied by his bride,
' Mrs. Fox formerly resided near
Woodward, Oklahoma."
Mrs. Thompson, organizer for
the Royal Neighbors of America,
returned to her home in Stanley
yesterday after having instituted
a local camp here with about
twenty-five members.
Vera Brashears, who has been
suffering for the past month
with rheumatism, is worse at
this writing. Hr parents expect
to take her to the Springs in
southern New Mexico for treat
, ment. -
John Perryman, of Crane, Mis
souri, passed through Estancia!
yesterday en route to Mcintosh,
where he goes to inspect a deed
ed quarter, section of land, with
the intention of purchasing. He
is well pleased with what he has
seen of the valley thus far.
Protecting Apple Trees.
R. R. Larkin for several years
'superintendent of the Las Vegas
Public Schools, was in Estancia
the first of the week. He is now
m the employ f Gmn & Co.
publishers of school-books. He
visited the schools and made an
-interesting address to the
students . '
Sidney Cox returned from
Carrizozo and Roswell on Monday
venine of this week, where he
has spent the past few years. He
has accepted a position as chief
farmer with A.A. Hine. Sidney
is one of the old-timers in the
valley and we are glad to welcome
him back..
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. A. M. Steel will preach Sunday
mornine and venine.
Jesse McGhee, is visiting with Es-
taardans this week and etill has the
church attendance habit.
