C. Grant and Andrew Kiser
left last night for Clovis to at
tend the Southern Baptist
Convention.
Too Much Impressed.
A throat specialist in Bethany, ac
cording to the Clipper, used a laryn
goscope on a nervous woman patient
and remarked: "You would bo sur
prised to know how far wo caD see
ÜU1
iroíii
Mcintosh
í MALARIA I
Mcintosh precinct gave 61
votes for the blue ballot and five
orrninsr Vnf Blll'SUm 11. Mí
wo caD see - rmminr
with this instrument." As be was uonaiu , uu.
nhnnt tn ulnro the instrument in her Rf,Veial votes ahead oi his tlCKet.
throat she apologized for a hole n her j . . f s",ier ; au cne ahea
oí McDonald.
stocking. Atlanta 'Constitution.
Falconer Brown spent Satur
day at Willard on business
Judge Maloney is harvesting
his potatoes. He has lots of them,
but like many ethers, the pota-
oes are small.
Thomas Baxter proved up on
his homestead last Saturday and
left Sunday morning for Quincy,
Illinois, where he will spend the
wi.iter in the Soldier's Home,
Joe Baxter ha3 been home for
the nast two months waiting on
his father and left Sunday night
for Elephant Butte Dam, where
he has a position for the winter.
It looks like Mr. Moulton of the
Lucia Cash Store is expecting a
bit: business this winter as he is
building an addition to his store,
making it almost twice the size
it has been.
Lucia was well represented at
Estancia Saturday. The shop
r m-o wptp Messrs. and Mes-
dames J. A. Goodrich, G.F.Cobb,
H- nry Gale, Claud , Lee and Mrs.
Madingly and children and ueo.
Edmonds.
