PEDERNAL
Special Correspondence.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. King and lit
tle daughter of Pinos Mountain wen
in town Tuesday.
R. F. McGuire left Tuesday morn
ing to accept a position as bailas
inspector at Sais Crusher.
W. II. Keen was in town on bus
iness Monday.
I). B. Campbell was in town shop
pint' last week.
Mrs. P. Larson spent the day with
her husband at Negra, Friday.
The bridge and building gang
were here last week doing repaii
work on the company's holdings.
Young Mr. Draper was a Sunday
visitor.
J. C, Harvey and daughter, Q. T.
Bell, were in town shopping last
week.
N. J. Mines and Jurl Marshal'
were business visitors Thursday.
Mr. Collins and family were vis
itors Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Park and children of
Albuquerque are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James S. Harris.
S. P. McCasland was a business
visitor Wednesday.
J. E. Crawford arrived Tuesday
to take charge of the section here,
relieving Mr. McGuire. Mr. Craw
ford's family will follow in a short
time.
Dippew. ' at Waggencr's.
DURAN
Special Correspondence.
The weather is fine and the crops
are beginning to grow.
The oil well people are drilling
and the water is bothering, causinp
lots of casing to be used to shut it
off.
The diphtheria is reported to be
better and we hope it will soon be
over.
Arthur E. Garner, traveling sales
man for the Tootle- Campbell Dry
Goods Co. of St Joseph, Missouri
stopped at Duran Saturday nigh
and Sunday to see his brother, R
R. Garner, and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Garner.
F. H. Jones is having his barber
shon roof repaired and J. T. Bar-
1 nett is doing the work.
