i Al J. May began papering
7 the Laue building and getting
. it ready for the Ayers Kes
'tft'nran'fc. but was forced to quit
...nnnt nf niif ' hnvlnb T)a-
per enough". : : The i esta tira nt
will bo ready for business to-
A .., . .:.
Í A crowd of about, fifteen
' TjonntT nftnnlfl will cd to the
mountains this evening.climb
iiug the Bosque to the Rhea
'iRanch tomorrow. Mr. and
"Mrs. Stubblefield, will chipe
Iron the crowd. They will take
'ÍDleutv of good things to eat
nnA a" lollv
' time.
H i Captain Lenimou of the Sal
- ratiou Army came in from Al
- Uuouerqueon yesternay liuuu o
V r .1 . I..
.'train and has been soliciting
7 .fnnrfS TO!1 LI U JIIUV. "O
V Iflave for the north today.
y in our report of the children
': i. ..a;,,i Uv Khthor llart-
U.I UUiiOt -j -
. . , T
mann.in yesterdny ne, we
t wentioned Fred Burrus r.s
sponsor for Margaret Kolior-
sou, when we iutendod saying
Mrs. Fred Burrus. A slip of
7 tho type and oversights read
ing proof , which we gladly
correct.-. ''" ;. X
........
Regular services will be held
at the;Baptist Church tomor-
row, preaching both morning
and evening by the pastor, J.
Q. Herrín. The morning sub
ject will be "The Fruit of the
Spirit" Galatians .; 5:22. The:
evening subject .."God's Wel
come Home." All are wel
come.'" '.' .' ; V '
Word has been received from
Mrs George Fugatt, who was
called to Dátil, N.. M., by a
message announcing that Mr.
