Local Brevities
Thursday
D. 0. Howell enjoyed a visit
yesterday from his brother Joe
of Willard.
Assessor Salazar got in the
blank assessment rolls from
Sauta Fe today.
F. H. Ayers went to Moriar
ty today to look after some
legal matteis." '
Miss Annie Porter departed
today for a visit of several
weeks at her old home, Scan
dia Kansas. Miss Elmer Tut
tie will fill the place of deputy
county treasurer during her
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. H S. Montoya
and family, who have been re
siding here the past few
months, left this evening for
Albuquerque, where they will
make their future home.
A young lady made her ap
pearance at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Ewing this morning
The mother and the young la
dy are doing exceptionally
well. It is reported that the
Doctor is suffering from a
severe attack of "Abcdefghq'
but will recover if he will re
main quiet for a few days.
J. E. Braxton and Julius
Meyer Jr, went to Santa Fe
today to attend to some busi
ness matters.
" Al Supulver and J. P. Dun
lavy came over from Mount
ainair this morning, the lat
ter taking the train for Santa
Fe.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Flesher
are planning a fishing trip.
They will leave about the fif
teenth of this month for the
Pecos River. '
Mrs. Mary Ellis, who has
been visiting relatives iu Tex
as tne past tew weeKs is ex-
pm.UK. UUU,D Ucj.
C. J. Wallace, who has been
working near Los Lunas, pas-
sed through here today on his
Mc
"H,. J. Ráñ,' tie- ibspfiifitbr for
the Santa Fe came itrat'-noori
to pass on a lot of ties "here
before shipment to the pick
ling works at Albuquerque.
