Pecos Notes Highlight Local Social and Business Visits
Pecos residents and visitors fill the week with social calls from Balmorhea Barstow and Big Lake. Notables include Mrs H J Anseril, Miss Caroline Sweatt and Rev C S McCarver, plus business travel by Captain W W Dean and Judge J E Starley. The issue also notes church revival progress and upcoming Dallas Fair plans by local families.
Pecos Presbyterian Auxiliary Visit to Barstow Social
The Pecos Presbyterian auxiliary was invited to Barstow yesterday to join Barstow church auxiliaries in a social gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols. Pecos attendees included Mesdames R. N. Couch, H. L. Petty, J. A. Crane and Augusta Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Drilling Services Advertised For Wells
A crude notice offers drilling services with a machine able to bore four and a half to sixteen inch wells and depths up to 800 feet. The ad invites contact for particulars and prices at a specified place and mentions the writer’s name or initials.
A M Randolph Old Time Resident Dies This Morning
A M Randolph died at his home about nine o'clock after a two year illness. He was 74 in September, Reeves county resident for about forty years and county surveyor most of that time. Descendant of Edmond Jennings Randolph of Virginia and a framer of the Declaration of Independence. He leaves a widow, a daughter Mrs Mary Boatright of Pecos, a son Will Randolph at Balmorhea, and a stepson Isa Barlow. Body to rest in Fairview cemetery at four this afternoon. funeral by Rev L L Thurston.
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A. M. Randolph
Reeves County
Edmond Jennings Randolph
Virginia
Mary Boatright
Pecos
Will Randolph
Balmorhea
Isa Barlow
Fairview
L. L. Thurston
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Alexander
Sierra Blanca
H. G. Anseril Vis. Horn
Fade
Barstow
Bob Majors
Mrs. H. Jee
Tom Jensen
Enterprise Office
B. W. VanDeren
J. B. Cortez
Balmorhea, Po Pecos
Thurst
Stella Weinacht
Mary One
John Miller
Grandfalls
Enterprise
C. Boyd
W. Hudson
Isa L. Barlow
Lee
M. E. Randolph
H. C. Glover
Darrell
Georgetown
C. S. McCarver
Porterville
Caroline Sweatt
Morrison Sanitarium
J. R. Hines
Balmorhead
Wyman
Loving
J. C. Wilson
Kentucky
Dee McNally
John Z. Means
Midland
Fort Davis
Tom Stalling
Ysleta
Mrs. Dickling
W. J. Brown
Ruben E. Clark
el Paso
Kenton
Tennessee
Max Krauskopf
Weatherford
K. of P. Orphan’s Home
Cisco
Clyde Weltmar
Bracketville
Means
Fort Davis Post
Ross Carr
Bar
Sally Ticard
Toi: Crum
Carl Eddins
Walker Carson
Sid Cowan
van Ham
Wildie Runnels
Miss Virginia
el Paso Junior College
The
Baptist’ Ladies’ Aid Society
Lipscomb
Paul Smith
H. C. Ferris
Mary Lee
Harry
Kent
Mr. Smith
W. T. H. Baker
Mineral Wells
John Baker
Bob Baker
Saragosa
Baker
Bob
Will Reagan
Sixth District of Woman’s Clubs
Reagan
Frank J. Cavett
Pecos Drug Co
Frank
R. P. Verhalen
Pat
Jack
Marshall
John L
Verhalens
W. W. Dean
Rankin
Big Lake
Nen
Slack
Abilene
Bob Mahoney
Tom Suttlemeyer
Toyah
Oil City
Tom
Sol Mayer
Pecos Guaranty State Bank
Denver
Colo
Mayer
Toyah Creek
W. C. Edmondson
Bozeman Drug Company
Bozeman
J. E. Starley
Dallas
Judge Starley
Chas. Manahan
Albert Sisk
Sisk
Dorothy
Dean
Jane
Metropolitan Business College
Portales
Methodist Conference
Bro
Thurston
Christian Church
Fort Stockton
House
Zimmer Hardware Co
Zimmer
Nyal
Cify Pharmacy
Eggall
Fort Worth
Texas
Life Insurance
Accident & Health
Compania
Hye
E. F. Fuqua
Orient Hotel
Pecos Mercantile Co