Guy Beedle was transacting bus
iness in Willard Monday.
Mr. Underwood of Willard was in
Progresso Friday.
PLEASANTVIEW
Special Correspondence.
Jim Burns from off the N. M. C.
work, was at home the first part of
the week.
C. M. Stark, who has been away
from his homestead several moni.ii
came in from Mangum, Oklahoma,
to look after business interests.
Several lost horses and cattle dur
ing the recent bad snow.
We are glad to see the grouna
once more, as tnc snow na
1 in.t all
melted away.
The stork has been in Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Clark's home and left a lit
tle creature. All doing line.
Mrs. W. W. Manning is in receipt
of a letter from her husband wno ieii
few weeks ago for Arizona, and re
ports work and price very favorable.
Geo. Winkler left Thursday oi lasi
week for Miami, Arizona, to see what
good things he could find out there.
Sunday school was enjoyea msi
Sunday by those knowing of it, who
were there. Others who didn't know
about it regretted being absent.
Mrs. Minnie Williams and son
Wash sold their land, together with
stock and farm implements last ween
to Messrs. Lester, Williams, Bigelow
and Melton. Mrs. Williams and her
youngest son, Pat, will leave soon for
Oklahoma, while Wash will seeK
new location in Arizona.
John Owen has traded his home
stead to a Texas gentleman, Mr. Wil
liams, and will move soon to Cisco
Texas. We regret losing these good
families from our midst.
LUCY
Special Correspondence.
Mr. Estes is remodeling his town
house preparatory to moving in after
the holidays. He is putting in a new
floor and ceiling and a concrete
foundation.
