He lists his ground, and thinks that 8
better way than top planting. In
cultivating he turns up moist soil, and
says there is plenty of moisture in
iim grounu.
vir. ana Mrs. urawlord have gone
to Brownwood, Texas, for a visit with
meir daughter, Mrs. J. A. Millican
Mrs. Millican has been suffering with
heart trouble for some time and it was
on this account that Crawfords have
gone to see her at this time.
Mrs. Arthur Parrett, in honor of
Mrs. Frank Hall of El Paso. Texas.
entertained a few of Mrs. Hall's
friends Thursday afternoon. The
afternoon was very nleasantlv suent
anu ai us close me hostess, assisted
by Mrs. L. Bachman, served a daintv
luncheon.
The New Mexico Tax Review for
June, just issued is quite as inter-,
esting to the studént of New Mexico
public hnance and official administra
tion, as was the May number in which
the Taxpayers' Association reviewed
financial transactions of the deDart-
ment of public lands.
E. L. Smith came un from Cedar-
vale last Saturday. He reports farm
ing operations in that locality pro
gressing satisfactorily, the worms
having done no very serious damage.
Crops are looking very well and there
is a tair stand.
W. H. Chandler reports his croDs
doing satisfactorily so far. and he
considers tlie prospect very good. He
is grumuung about living without a
woman, however, and savs if Mrs.
Chandler doesn't return soon he is
going to advertise for one. Mrs.
Chandler went to Texas some time
ago, called by sickness.
