Tillery, J. L. Crossley, A H. Syl
vester, L. V. Holdridge, John Mar
tin, Mr. Key, Joe Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Stewart and John Gloss.
A. J. Green returned the first of
the week from Louisiana, Missouri,
on the Mississippi river above St.
Louis. He says it is so wet there
that farmers have been unable to
sow all the oats they wanted to,
and much ground intended for oats
will have to be put in something
else.
C. L. Riley, who is one of the
most successful farmers in the
valley, says he regards the crop
prospect this year as very good.
While there has been much wind
and the top of the ground was dried
out, there is much moisture in the
ground and it goes away deep. Mr.
Riley planted corn last week and is
putting in cane this week.
"Say, but it ' will be good."
"What?" "Why the Senior play,
Mr. Bob' that will be given May
12 at Pastime Theater.
CYLINDER REB0R1NG
For any make of car,
truck or tractor." Will fit
over size pistons, pins
and rings. Cars rebuilt
and work guaranteed at
Roy J. CockrelPs
Automotive Shop
ESTANCIA LUMBER
COMPANY
UNDERTAKERS AND
ENBALMERS
Calls answered day or night
We have secure'', the services
of
MR. L. E. HANLON
Licensed Embalmer
Wash boilers at Waggener's.
Fresh fish every Saturday.
White Rose Cafe.
For service car any time to any
place: call M. M. Warags,
' Be' at the Pastime promptly at 8
o'clock Wednesday evening, May 12.
Born, to Mr, and Mrs. Roscoe
East, May 2, a daughter.
Seed potatoes dry land, no scab,
no blight. Wc are due for a good
spud crop. Estancia Lumber Co.
