Rose, who is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Dow, has been visiting at
the Dow home for some time. Mr. Rose
is the editor of the Carrizozo Outlook,
and left on Wednesday evening for
his Lincoln county home, after a short
stay here during which he welcomed
the new heir. All concerned are doing
well 1 '
F. N. McCloskey went to Albuquerque
last Sunday evening, where he will
make his home.
( Chas. De Bremond in Farm and Ranch.)
The growing of plants and flowers,
shrubs and trees, thd pláy of selection,
combination and application, form one
of the most pleasurable of occupations,
rich in resulting beauty, happiness and
healthfulness. The dominant object of
our work should be to enhance home
surroundings, and this object Is attrac
tively accomplished by composing into
a pleasing effect, lawns, flowers, shrubs,
and trees of all kinds. Each man has an
ideal of ahorne and it is rarely that one
is entirely satisfied with what a neigh
bor has done in such matters. '
The cost of these luxuries is a matter
of forethought on the part of the indi
vidual at the beginning, in the planning
of the work and the actual material to
be used in beautifying the grounds al
most always can be had for the gather
ing. A few packages of flower seeds,
selecting mostly amon& perennials, a
few bulbs and 1,000 good seedling shade
treees will cost only four to Ave dollars.
