Hugh Day had the misfor
tune to get his tractor broken
down while plowing sod for
Irshel Lacey, and has lost con
siderable time waiting for re
pairs. Bill Williams made a busi
ness trip to Hyer Wednesday.
Amos Bassett and brother
Ray and Dewey Meeks went
to Albuquerque Friday and
are expecting to return Sun
day. Pete Reeves is repairing the
fence around his place this
week.
Rev. Duncan filled his ap
pointment at No. 2 school
Sunday. Quite a large crowd
was out to hear him.
Everybody is Dleased over
the snow that fell Sunday
mgnt ana Monday morning.
C. M. Kendall is hauling
Deans to market this week.
H. B. Hughes delivered his
cattle Thursday.
G. L. Bassett hauled a load
of wood to Moriarty Friday
ior his daughter Miss Millie
who is attending school there.
Wherry Briggs made a trip
to Albuquerque Thursday.
Several of the farmers have
started to plowing sod since
the snow.
John Madole and son Char
ley are hauling beans to Mori
arty this week.
Bill Williams is making
preparations to put up his
windmill.
Miss Millie Bassett accom
panied her father home from
Moriarty Friday evening.
Keith McCary is running
one of Fred Calkins' tractors
this week.
Henry Miller and Wherry
Briggs are going to farm some
ground on H. B. Hughes place
this year.
Some few beans yet in the
country to be sold.
Geo. F. Moseley visited Os
car Bassett and wife Sunday.
Some of the Venus people
attended the farm bureau
meeting at the Barton school
house Saturday night.
