The game was exciting
from start to finish and end
ed in a score of seven to five
in favor of Santa. Fe. Jack
Welch, optimistic as usual,
voiced our general opinion
when he said, "Oh well, we
will win the next time."
Having reached home safe
and sound each of us wish to
extend our thanks to the city
of Santa Fe, for its hospitality
and courteous entertainment.
NEW HOME
Special Correspondence.
Crops are looking fine in
our community.
Last Saturday evening about
sixty of E. U. Brown's friends
gathered at his home to help
him celebrate his sixtieth
birthday. Ice cream and cake
were served and the evening
was greatly enjoyed by all
present. We all hope Mr.
Brown will live to enjoy many
more happy birthdays.
Mat Nidey and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown
spent Sunday at Claude
Blackwell's.
J. E. Wheeler and family
visited - at J. M. Norwood's
i Sunday.
Zelda Brown, Maggie Ha-
ney and Keagan Kiiey were
guests at the Glenny home
Sunday.
Quite a crowd enjoyed sing
ing at Mr. banders bunday
night,
Dimple Nidey and May
Head were shopping in Estan-
cia Monday.
Jim Dellinger and family,
Mr. Johnson and family spent
Sunday at the home of W. E.
Sanders.
Olive Glenny spent Satur
day night with Zelda Brown.
Black and Oressa Garland
spent Saturday night and Sun-
Way with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sanders.
Troy Meadows is on the
sick list.
Oscar Wingfield and Luthei
Norwood went to Santa Fe
Sunday.
The Farleys at Mcintosh
have a fine strawberry patch,
and Mrs. Farley says she has
been picking strawberries in
half-gallon lots. That's some
thing new for the Estancia
valley.
ENCINO
From the Enterprise.
