The Mountainair boys lost
the game to Carrizozo last
Sunday by a score of 4 to 3,
but from reports it seems to
have been merely luck that
decided against the home
boys. Up to the 9th inning
the score showed a bunch of
goose eggs for the Carrizozo
team, and a number had al
ready congratulated our boys
on their victory. But in the
ninth things began to happen:
and the end of the inning
showed a tie of 3 to 3. Then
in the 10th the Carrizozo
team scored again. All who
witnessed the game, say it was
good ball playing, and we are
satisfied to take their word
for it.
Mrs. J. L. Clark and baby
left Sunday for San Diego,
California, to spend the sum
mer.
W. W. Morrison, who has
been visiting at the Sellers
home, went to Albuquerque
Sunday evening to see ttte
sights,
Mrs. Em v F. C ark eft the
last of the week for Willard,
where she w)j visifc her grand
children,
Miss Johnana nd Herfeeft
Clark will spend the summr
Willard with their sister,
Mrs. J. H. Hanlon. Mr. Clark
will remain in Mountainair,
Mrs. Dora Booth left Mon
day for Pecos, N. M., to spend
a few days with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Julian Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Rodgers
returned from Arkansas,
where they had been visiting
relatives and will make thejr
home here for the summer.
Mrs. Rodgers has been re
elected to the position in the
Carlsbad public schools which
she filled acceptably the past
term.
Miss Ruberta McCoy, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
