Banner Mine Attracts Oklahoma City Capitalists In New Mexico
Oklahoma City capitalists led by Hi J L Grimes back the Banner mine near Lordsburg New Mexico with a 100 ton per day mill. W P Stanford and others inspect, while 23 WPA workers under RR Gale upgrade the highway from the Banner mine to Lordsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City Capitalist
Oklahoma
Travis
Amarillo
West Coast
Banner Properties
Joe Engberg
Oklahoma City
New Mexico
Lordsburg
Hidalgo County
Ernest Bowman
WPA
RR. Gale
Banner Mine
Pre historic Remains Found Near Red Rock
Excavation at Red Rock near Maurice Cloudt ranch led to the discovery of a skeleton described as a pre historic race. F gs 1B and L S Weaver reported bones intact though brittle with a flat head heavy jaw and head knobs. A charcoal piece was found nearby. The skeleton is preserved at the Weaver home and will undergo scientific study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cloudt
Red Rock
Mr. Cloudt
F. Gs. 1B
L. S. Weaver
Miss Louise Wamel Undergoes Appendectomy at Lords High
Miss Louise Wamel of Lords High School class of ’36 underwent a full appendectomy at Lordsburg tal on Tuesday. Her family and friends are advised she is progressing very satisfactorily and will be glad to hear of the surgery’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wamel
Lords High School
Lordsburg Tal
Louise
Whitfield falls for marriage amid Plymouth buyer brag
Jim Whitfield spent $1100 on Plymouth and plans a public display of his drums at the cottage. He married the gal in leap year, boasting of his bragging fortune. Etta Whitfield of Lordsburg, renowned musician, is linked to the tale from San Daily Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Whitfield
Plymouth
James
San Daily Union
Etta Whitfield
Lordsburg
San Diego
Number Seeks Relief Jobs Decline in New Mexico WPA
The number of people seeking relief via the Works Progress Administration in New Mexico dropped by more than 2,000. A total of 2,249 job seekers on the eligible list were dropped after applying in the last three months, reducing the July 3 count from 24,963 on June 5 to 22,714. WPA projects announced include school improvements, park and street work, flood control, and road projects in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Lealand
Wate
Fence
Rowland
WPA
Miera
Spring Creek
Perico
East Pecos
Ojo Caliente
Santa Rosa
Estancia
Uerque
Madrid
Xico Normal University
Santa Fe
Lordsburg
Bonnie Mine
El Paso Transfer Details Mentioned in Rail News
The report notes a transfer to El Paso this week involving Southern Pacific operations. D R Reagan of New Mexico is mentioned along with Mr Bu slace, in connection to the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toll Burrass
Southern Pacific
Optray
el Paso
Wee
D. R. Reagan
Wee Man
New Mexico
Mr. Bu 'Slace
New Building At University of New Mexico Planned
Kilbourne House Albuquerque contractor to start next month on the Associated Students building at the University of New Mexico. Contract price 94359 dollars not including furnishings. Three PWA projects active, including a state public health laboratory and a University heating plant. Building will be southwestern Pueblo style with ball room, large patio, seven publication offices, offices for student leaders, cafeteria, lounging and recreation spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Students
University of New Mexico
Kilbourne House
Albuquerque
PWA
State Public Health Laboratory
University
Sunday School Lawn Party At Peggy Drenseck Home
Peggy Drenseck hosted a Sunday School class lawn party at her Airport area home with dance games and foods served by Mrs. Drenseck and Dora Lee. Attendees included Erma D. Croom Ruthie Potter Gloria Jones Dorothy Jones Rachel Noche Kathrine Jenkins Eloisa Rodriquez Minnie May Rodriquez and Peggy Drenseck. Prizes went to Eloisa Rodriquez Erma D. Croom and Peggy. A good time was had by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Drenseck
Mrs. Drenseck
Dora Lee
Erma D. Croom
Ruthie Potter
Gloria Jones
Dorothy Jones
Rachel Noche
Kathrine Jenkins
Eloisa Rodriquez
Minnie May Rodriquez
Peggy
Boys Steal Potatoes In Lordsburg Red Rock Trip
Three boys aged 14 to 18 from Lordsburg took two hundred pounds of potatoes to Red Rock. Sheriff Conner's office quickly apprehended them and handed them to Grant County officers. The potatoes were recovered and District Attorney Joseph W Hodges urged better behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Red Rock
Conner
Grant County
Joseph W. Hodges
Sundgrens Honored on Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs R B Sundgren and their daughter Dorothy Ruth vacationing with Mrs Sundgrens parents at West View Ohio were honored at a lawn party and reception for their fifth wedding anniversary which occurred in Boulder Colorado June 24 1931. Mrs Sundgren wore a silk lace wedding gown with satin trim and bridal veil. The Reckard home was decorated with summer flowers and several guests from the original wedding attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Sundgren
Dorothy Ruth
Consuelo Sanchez Held in El Paso Child Stomp Case
Consuelo Sanchez of Lordsburg is held for investigation in El Paso after allegedly stomping her two year old nephew Manuel Rodriguez who she said was crying. Attorneys are examining the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consuelo Sanchez
Lordsburg
el Paso
Manuel Rodriguez
New Mexico Reports Record Tax Collections Under Governor Tingley
Government figures show total tax revenue exceeding the prior year by 1.17 million dollars with all divisions posting gains. Gasoline tax receipts rose sharply by 396 419 73 dollars, while income and motor vehicle taxes also climbed, reflecting improved efficiency and economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pagumen Canin
Clyde Tingley
Bureau of Revenue
Tingley
New Mexico
Governeor
Divine Voice in Nature program by Christian Endeavor
The Church of Christ Christian Endeavor opened with a strong Sunday evening program. Claude E Wood led a session on The Divine Voice In Nature with scripture from Px 19 1 6 and discussions on whether nature and God agree. Mary Allen Shelly performed a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Claude E. Wood
Mildred Conner
Goldie Wright
Mary Allen Shelly Mispah
Iso
Jesus Castillo
Revival meeting draws growing crowds at Baptist Church
The revival at the Baptist Church gains attendees with open air evening services on the west side at 8 o'clock. Rev C F Lancaster of First Baptist Church Pampa Texas preaches to help win the lost. Morning service is 10 o'clock daily at the church building. Coach Moore, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
C. FE. Lancaster
First Baptist Church of
Pampa
Lancaster
Macedonia
M. C. Moore
Death of W H Smith at Bedrock
W H Smith of Bedrock died Friday and was buried Saturday with Rev Bryan Hall delivering the comforting sermon. He is survived by his widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
Bedrock
Bryan Hall
Union Clothing to Launch Ladies Ready to Wear Dept
Union Clothing acquires the former Fashion Company stock and names Mrs Clara Kimbley as manager and buyer. The Union department will offer a full line of Ladies Ready-to-Wear Shoes in all sizes and widths and hats to serve former Fashion Company patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Clothing
Clara Kimbley
Oklahoma Couple Arrives In Lordsburg Leasing Small Apt
Mr and Mrs Mark Hardin of Oklahoma arrive in Lordsburg and lease a Small apartment opposite the Knights of Pythias hall. Mr Hardin visited in 1931 and notes many improvements in the town since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hardin
Oklahoma
Lordsburg
Knights of Pythias Hall
Hardin
All American Bus Lines Shows New Sleeper Coach in Lordsburg
A newly built special sleeper coach with upper and lower berths and spring cushions was shown in Lordsburg to All American Bus Lines officials led by general manager Dave Wolamner. The coach features rest rooms, an ice box, water cooler, wash room, card tables, an electric porter call, and a radio in each compartment. John Johnson of the Lordsburg Cafe arranged the tour, and daily east and west schedules are planned to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
All American Bus Lines
Dave Wolamner
B. T. Peyton
Glenn Hill
Lordsburg
John Johnson
Lordsburg Cafe
All American
Johnson
Mrs H W Smith and Family Thank the Community
The bereaved family of a husband and father express sincere thanks to friends and relatives for aid and sympathy after the death. They extend gratitude to Bedrock, New Mexico, and describe the loss as great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Smith
Bedrock
New Mexico
Patterson Marries Hahn at Baptist Parsonage
Ernest Patterson of Animas and Miss Mildred Hahn of Lordsburg wed at the Baptist parsonage on Saturday July 11 with Rev. M. D. Moore performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Patterson
Animas
Mildred Hahn
Lordsburg
Baptist Parsonage
M. D. Moore
Old Time Cowboy Here From Central Arizona
A storied cattleman recalls moving Diamond A herds in 1884 and later aiding a 25 000 calf annual Three C s outfit. He drove cattle from Mexico to California crossing the Colorado River, helped found Tombstone, and lived through Arizona frontier years in Sulphur Springs Valley and Lordsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Mexico
Whitmire Place
Playas Valley
Three C's
Sulphur Springs
Sehulia Braothers
V Cross
Tombstone
California
Colorado
Mr. Taylor
Lordsburg
Horeheads and Kids In Play Warm Friday Night
Friday games left Horeheads 14 E. P's 6 in one contest. Kids edged Lions 5 to 3 with Pete Chase shining on defense. Monday saw Kids 10 K. P. 3 and Sore heads 10 Lions 4 in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horeheads
E. P's
Lions
Pete Chase
K. P
Soreheads
Wedding Bells for Lordsburg Pair in July Ceremony
The home of Mr and Mrs EF Lewis hosted a July 18 wedding for their daughter Knity who wed Virgil Miller. Rev Byran Mall officiated the ring ceremony followed by a three course luncheon. The couple depart for a westward honeymoon and plan to reside in Galaxico California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin
Misa Marshallene Goodsell
Carlsbad Caverns
Dallas
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Galaxico
California
Bureau of Autosomology and Plant Quarantine
Fl Paso
Texas A. and
M_ College
Lordsburg
Lordsburg High School
State Teachers College
Silver City
el Paso Business College
Stengele Family Reunion and Baptism in Lordsburg
Friday to Monday the Stengele family visited Kenry Stengele’s home in Kerwell and celebrated his eightieth birthday. Attendees included Mrs RBW Aldrich and family, Richard, Frank H Stengele and family, Marv ey, Joan McCabe and great granddaughter Joan Prances McCabe. On Sunday Joan McCabe was baptized at Fordham Episcopal Church by Bishop Howden in a four generation gathering before returning to Lordsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Stengele
Harvey
Tom McCabe
Joan
Kerwell
Mr. Stengeles
Mr Stengele
Kenry Stengele
RB. W. Aldrich
Richard
Mrs Earle Kerr Hosts Bridge Club Guests
Mrs Earle Kerr presided as hostess for the Wednesday bridge club. Guests included Medames Harold Rolfe Prent Winters and R A Egon with Mrs Winters winning high score for the afternoon.
Shawl Draw Ends as Margaret Causland Awards Prize
After weeks of selling chances on a Spanish shawl bought by Archie Causland in Panama, a drawing was held Tuesday morning. The winning number 19 was drawn by Mrs Lee Brown at Wood, who received the shawl from Mrs Causland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Causland
Archie Causland
Panama
Mra
Lee Brown Atwood
Causi
Two Softball Games Finish With Strong Scoring
On Monday the 14th two league games produced 13 total runs each. Kids defeated K. of P. 10 to 3, while Soreheads beat Lions 10 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
Kids
Soreheads
Lions
Family visit spans states with Lordsburg stay
Mr Crackle Wholey and his daughter Jo Anne of Fort Worth travel with James Mann Bevans Sr of Columbia Tennessee after visiting William Townsend and family in Lordsburg. James Evans, Townsend’s brother, is making an indefinite visit, and Mrs Wholey and Mr Townsend are siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crackle Wholey
Jo Anne
Fort Worth
James Mann Bevans
Columbia
Tennnessee
Wiliam Townsend
James, Jr
James Evans
Mr. Townsend
Lordsburg
Wholey
Mrs. Witherell and Stearns Visit Carlsbad Cavern
Mrs. Hubert BE. Witherell and her sister in law Mrs. Carol Stearns left Wednesday morning to visit Carlsbad Cavern. They will view the great underground wonder under the personal direction of Col. Tom Boles Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert BE. Witherell
Carol Stearns
Carlsbad Cavern
Col
Tom Boles
Edith Brand visits Lordsburg hospital in Douglas
Mrs. Edith T. Brand, superintendent of Cochise County Hospital in Douglas, was calling on Lordsburg friends Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith T. Brand
Cochise County Hospital
Douglas
Lordsburg Friends
Miss Verna Hancock Returns From Nurses Convention
Miss Verna Hancock returned home Friday from Los Angeles where she attended the American Nurses Association convention. She reports a pleasant vacation and a very nice convention experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Hancock
Los Angeles
American Nurses Association
Lordsburg CCC officer plans two new fly camps
Capt Gun A Schattenbere, manager of the Lordsburg sub-district, told the Chamber of Commerce that two CCC fly camps will be built on the Oureton and Van Meter ranches to house about seven buildings each. Camps should open within two weeks as Schattenberg has recently been promoted from first Lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun A. Schattenbere
Lordsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Oureton
van Meter Ranch
Schattenberg
Church Services Schedule for Sunday and Wednesday Evening
Church holds 9:45 A M worship and 11:00 A M sermon titled The Method of Jesus. Evening service at 8:00 P M and prayer meeting at 7:30 P M Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Method of
Jesus
Commissioner Public Lands reports record income year ending June 40
Frank Wesley shows total receipts of 2,015,294.92 with operating expenses of 66,060.08 or 27.10 percent, the lowest in the land office’s history. Revenues surpassed the prior year by about 200,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wesley
Public Lands
Land Office
Edington Honored As School Board Aide In New Mexico
Raymond Huff, chairman of the New Mexico Board of Education, announced a 16000 grant from the General Education Board to revise elementary curriculum and improve instruction. Six thousand dollars will be available each year for three years. Mrs Agnes Edington has been chosen as a adviser for this important work. She attends the summer school at the State Teachers College in Silver City and is the Democratic nominee for county superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Huff
New Mexico Board of Education
General Education Board
Agnes Edington
Edington
Mate Teachers College
Silver City
Sermon topics for Lord's Day July 19 at Fifth Street Church
Sermon subjects listed for Sunday July 19 include 11:00 A. M. The Gospel and What to Do With it and 8:00 P. M. The Acme of Interest. Attendance is rising each week and the pastor J. I. Brimberry invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Brimberry
Lordsburg Riding Club Formed For Horsemanship Aid
A Lordsburg riding club organizes with members including Mrs. T. B. Williams Mrs. Frank Hill Mrs. Dave Williams and children Miss Patsy Carley T. B. Williams Frank Hill Dee Hall and A. G. Carley and other families. They ride twice a month plan a picnic dinner and will host entertainment at meetings. The group aims to encourage better horsemanship and welcomes new members who own horses and saddles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
T. B. Williams
Frank Hill
Dave Williams
Patsy Carley
Dee Hall
A. G. Carley
Owens’ Dairy
Tom Kerr
Thelma Williams
Lordsburg Tigers Fall to Cosgroves in Silver City
The Lordsburg Tigers visited Silver City to face the Cosgrove Softball team in a high scoring game. Lordsburg led in the second before Cosgrove replied with six in the fourth and the Tigers tied at 6 6 in the fourth. Silver City pulled away with six more runs in the fifth and sixth to win 12 to 8. Lordsburg impressed Silver City fans with spirited play despite the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg Tigers
Silver City
Cosgrove
Tigers
Cosgroves
Lordsburg
Handicraft Specialist Plans Hidalgo 4-H Camp
Ernest Lyckman of the State College extension service, with county agent Paul W. Brown, will meet Hidalgo County 4-H clubs to plan the Big 4-H camp at Cave Creek in August. Hidalgo claims the state's largest 4-H club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lyckman
Extension Service
State College
Paul W. Brown
Hidalgo County
Cave Creek
Mrs Boswell Hosts Wednesday Sewing Club Meeting
Mrs. Walter Boswell entertained the Wednesday sewing club with seven members present and guests including Mesdames A. L. Greeen H. L. Scofield George Trim ble Harry Martin and Ralph Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Boswell
Mesdames A. L. Greeen
H. L. Scofield
George Trimble
Harry Martin
Ralph Clark
Shirley Henslee Returns Home After Spine Surgery
Shirley Henslee visited by Lordsburg friends after a successful spine operation at Masonic Hospital El Pan. She travelled home Sunday on a board and plans to remain supine until August 24. Secretary Holt visited the hospital and she hopes to be up around the house soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Henslee
Masonic Hospital
el Pan
Lordsburg
Holt
Priday
Shirley
Public Service Officials From Fort Worth Visit
Luther Raley and John Graham of the Community Public Service Company visited this week from Fort Worth, meeting local officials to discuss service operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Raley
John Graham
The
Community Public Service Company
Fort Worth
Jordan couple welcomes son at Lordeburg Hospital
Mr and Mrs J M Jordan are the proud parents of a son born at Lordeburg Hospital Tuesday. Mother and child are reported resting nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jordan
Lordeburg Hospital
Ding Nicely
Sheriff's Office Nabs Four Alleged Bandits in Rodeo Robbery
Sheriff C A Conners staff with chief deputy John Cavin captured four men suspected in the July 9 Bu ford Martin Store break in Rodeo. Entry through the front door, safe rolled across the street, $43 taken, and checks left. Fingerprint clues from a sardine can and a distinctive heel print aided identification for extradition to Lordsburg for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Martin
Rodeo
C. A. Conners
John Gavin Ue
Martin
Oak Camp
Sheriffs Office
John Cavin
Trodeo
Culiar
Roebery
Phoenix
Lordsburg
Cavin
New Mexico WPA Reports 14,000 Jobs and 4 Percent to Public Works
Ivy Rowland reports nine month WPA activity in New Mexico showing 14,000 workers employed at peak with 4 percent of funds to schools and public buildings. Admin costs were 0.2 percent. total $4,636,000 allocated across schools, highways, parks, utilities and other projects. 300 projects completed, 266 active at end of June, with 9,230 workers currently at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
New Mexico
Ivy Rowland
Ae High
Ettnomy Librarien
Carrie Ootal
Springs
Annie Jones and Lois Jones Visit El Paso Aunt
Mrs Annie Jones and her daughter Miss Lois Jones of El Paso are visiting their aunt Mrs Jack Heather. Lois Jones is a senior nurse at Hotel Dieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jones
Miss Lois
el Pas
Jack Heather
Miss Lois Jones
Hotel Dieu
New Mexico Starts Fiscal Year with $19,174.23 Surplus
Governor Clyde Tingley announces the state opens the new fiscal year on July 1 with a cushion of 19,174 dollars and 23 cents, praising the management as signs of prudent finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
McHalffey Family Returns From Corinth Mississippi Trip
Mr and Mrs L P McHalffey and their family returned Saturday night from a vacation spent in Corinth Mississippi.
Safety Meeting At Palace Theater For S P Employees
A safety gathering for S P employees was held at the Palace Theatre with H C G McCarthy addressing staff. Forty six accident scenes screened to educate workers on prevention and safer practices. No passenger deaths or serious injuries reported for 1935, while automobile crashes caused thirty six thousand deaths nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
H CG McCarthy
Safety Department
Shower honors for Mrs Joe Sullivan by Addie Conner party
Miss Addie Louise Conner and Misses Louise and Ruth Fisher hosted a Wednesday afternoon shower for Mrs Joe Sullivan. The guest list included schoolmates of the bride and several ladies, with Har ry Gale B T Cochrane Dine Adams Gordon Parrar Alton Warren Pete Chase among the hostesses and honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Louise Conner
Louise
Ruth Fisher
Joe Sullivan
Mary Josephine DeMoss
Goldie Wright
Marshailene Goodsell
Gracie Conner
Harry Gale
B. T. Cochrane
Dine, Adams
Gordon Parrar
Alton Warren
Pete Chase
Hose improvement noted after safety meeting report
D D Warren visiting Lorda burg for a Southern Pacific safety meeting said Rose Warren’s condition is improving after a shotgun wound. District Attorney Hodges reports the bandit remains uncooperative, giving incoherent language when questioned. The bandit is still held in Groot county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Warren
Rose Warren
Lordaburg
Southern Pacific
Joseph W. Hodges
Groot County
Sister Luncheon Honors Miss Powell In Denver Visit
Mrs. Paul Brown hosted a sister luncheon on Thursday at noon for her sister Miss Marie Powell visiting from Denver. A 1:00 p.m. luncheon followed with card games. guests included Mary Jo McWhorter, Veema Bea McWhorter, Lois Ewing, Anna Beth Ewing, Marcia Egan, Mary Jane Egan, Margaret Bradberry, Lucille Bradberry, Lucille Brown, Virginia Brown, the honoree and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brown
Marie Powell
Denver
Colorado
Mary Jo
Veema Bea McWhorter
Lois
Anna Beth Ewing
Marcia
Mary Jane Egan
Margaret
Lucille Bradberry
Lucille
Virginia Brown
Jubilee Circle Meets at Mrs. Willis Brown Home
The Jubilee Circle of the Junior Missionary Society met at Mrs. Willis Brown's home last Thursday. After a short program on mission work, refreshments were served to Mesdames Halil, O. K. Leonard, Homer Dunagan, A. V. Peterson, Crider, Pete Chase, Howard Deaton, John Cavin and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Junior Missionary Society
Willis Brown
Mesdames Halil
O. K. Leonard
Homer Dunagan
A. V. Peterson
Crider
Pete Chase
Howard Deaton
John Cavin
Crider Returns From Tucson to Teach at High School
R. A. Crider returned Saturday from Tucson where he has been attending school. He will teach in the high school this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Crider
Tucson
Mr. Crider
Paul Case Visitir Wed In Silver City
Paul Case of Silver City was a business visitor in Wed. He came to conduct trade meetings and discuss local commerce with area firms during a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Case
Silver City
Miss Maude Steinberger Visits Lordsburg from Silver City
Miss Maude Steinberger of Silver City visited Lordsburg on Wednesday, staying for a social engagement and returning home the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Steinberger
Silver City
Lordsburg
Fort Worth Man Visits Lordsburg This Week
Luther Ratley of Fort Worth, connected with Community Public Service Company, was a Lordsburg visitor this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Ratley
Fort Worth
Lordsburg
Mr. Ratley
Community Public Service Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lourds
Hi J L. Grimes
Okla City
New Mining Company
W. P. Tford
British America Company
Louise Wamel
Jimmie Whitfield
Sundgrens
Christian Endeavor
W.H. Smith
UNION
Hahn Patterson
Central
Arizona
Stengele
Wednesday Bridge Club
Lucky Mrs. Atwood
MES. Edington
Ridding Club
Marion Ray Jordan
Sheriff’s Office
Commodity Division
S.P
Jubilee Circle
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