McINTOSH
Special Correspondence.
J. C. Starkey and A. A.
Baggerly returned to El Paso
Tuesday, by way of Albuquer
que. R. L. Williams, Frank Laws
and Jim Jameson finished in
voicing Tuesday at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Davis
are the proud parents of a
son, born Thursday night.
Ross Archer butchered a
fine beef Monday afternoon.
Master Peter Felsch has
been on the sick list this
week.
Miss Gertrude Dodds is at
home from Estancia this week.
Frank Laws has sold all of
his cattle, so now he can
sleep good without thinking
about them.
It has been bad weather
this week for the thresher.
. Jack Long is moving his
feed to Mrs. Grassham's place,
where he will live this coming
year.
Mrs. Torrence and daughter
Clara came in from Cedarvale
Saturday. Sunday they went
to Willard to take the train
to Albuquerque.
Misses Minnie and Mabel
Laws and Margaret Spencer
went to Albuquerque Sunday.
There was no C. E. Sunday
night as the leader didn't
come.
Mrs. Falconer and daughter
Caithness will go to Albuquer
que with Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Wagner Monday.
Eunice Starkey is visiting
Jewel Sewell this week.
Miss Mabel Laws gave her
friends a party Friday even
ing. All seemed to enjoy
themselves.
MOUNTAINAIR
. From the Independent.
L. A. Rousseau, under sher
iff, was over from Estancia
today on official business.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sharp
less have moved from the
ranch into the home recently
purchased in Mountainair
the old Orme home.
Plasterers are at work on
the new Willard Mercantile
Company building and are
getting it in shape for finish'
ing.
