Local Notes On Registration And Daily Travel
See that you are registered. J. E. Levers and daughter Jo visited Kenna today. J. Y. Thornton went to Texico for oil inspection duties. Dr. H. M. Jones came from Hagerman on professional business. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sacre and children left for Elk, Oklahoma to prospect for a location. Registration books are now open. Francis Divers went to his ranch near Campbell for cattle interests. N. C. Ficklin left for Boone County, Missouri after visiting the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sacre
Elk Okila
Francis Divers
Campbell
Plumbers J D Cully Co advertise services
J D Cully & Co plumbers at 521 N Main offer scientific plumbing at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed In local notes Miss Pearl Dura headed to Wichita with her father who moved from Roswell six weeks ago John Z White spoke for direct legislation then left for Vaughn A window sale at Ingersoll Book Stationery & Art Co offers initial on linen cloth finish box stationery for 25c for 10 days Dr P W Longfellow missionary superintendent of Baptist missions in New Mexico begins a territorial trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cully & CO
N. Main
John Z. White
Vaughn
Ingersoll Book, Stationery & Art Co
P. W. Longfellow
Baptist Missions
New Mexico
Territory
Visitors Return Home From Ohio and Illinois
L. S. Dresbach of Tiffin Ohio, visiting Dr. W. W. Ryan at Hagerman, left this morning for home. Mr and Mrs W. F. Whitney, visiting Mrs Saraa Hobson in Byron Illinois, also departed this morning for their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Dresbach
Tiffin
Ohio
W. W. Ryan
Hagerman
W. F. Whitney
Mr Whitney
Saraa Hobson
Byron
Stewart trio to stay with relatives in McAlister Oklahoma
Clyde Stewart and Misses Canary and Dixie Stewart left this morning for McAlister Oklahoma where they will live with relatives for about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Stewart
Misses Canary
Dixie Stewart
McAlister
Okla
Doctor Goodsell Returns From New York Visit
Dr. W. E. Goodsell came back from New York City where his wife endured a serious operation and is reported to be doing nicely. He was meeting old friends during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Goodsell
New York City
Mrs W W Anderson visits brother in Carlsbad
Mrs W W Anderson traveled to Carlsbad to see her brother after four years apart. She plans to stay a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Anderson
Carlsbad
Pfeiffer Family Heads Home From Visit
Charles Pfeiffer and his wife and father Paul Pfeiffer traveled this morning to their home in Altoona Pennsylvania. Mrs Pfeiffer had been visiting her father Jerry Brown for two months. The two gentlemen stayed three weeks visiting Mrs D S Mock, daughter of Paul Pfeiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pfeiffer
Paul Pfeiffer
Hame
Altoona
Pfeiffer
Jerry Brown
D. S. Mock
Hobsons Go to Rockford for Extended Visit
Mr and Mrs Albert Hobson left this morning for Rockford Illinois for a visit of two or three months with Mrs Hobsons relatives. They were accompanied by Mrs Hobsons brother Will Spigler who has been here about four months and returned to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hobson
Rockford, Ill
Roosevelt on Crooks in Buffalo at breakfast
Theodore Roosevelt pledged to Buffalo men and all citizens to fight crookedness in public life, urging punishment of graft and new officials. He stressed party neutrality on honesty, attacked both rich and poor crooked individuals, and defended rights of all people. The Ellliott Club crowd greeted him as slides of African game were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Elliott Chib
Aim
Roosevelt
Kermit
Relic of Slower Days Found in Gravel Pit
E Brooks unearthed an old iron staple from a large clevis used to hitch oxen, buried fourteen feet deep in gravel at the L. B. Craig pits. The relic, likely a century old, rests at the Record office after being found during floor leveling for a cement job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Brooks
L. B. Craig
Rufus Smith
East Fourth Street
Mr. Brooks
William Mason dies after brief illness at 69
William Mason aged 69 died at 7:45 AM at his home 206 North Missouri Avenue after a very brief illness. He leaves a widow and two daughters Mrs. Joan T. McClure and Miss Nelle Mason, both of the city. Burial at South Side cemetery tomorrow at 3 PM in Dilley parlors conducted by Rev. H Van Valkenburg and Rev. P T Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mason
North
Missouri Avenue
Joan T. McClure
Nelle Mason
Dilley
H. van Valkenburg
P. T. Ramsey
South Side Cemetery
Commissioners Improve County Roads To Model Quality
County commissioners back a road project that has upgraded the access to the Country Club and the east Second Street district. Howard Booth handles the contract while officials oversee the work and urge drivers to stay centered in lanes for safety.
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Country Club
East Second Street
Howard Booth
River family chronicled as Twain’s successor in romance
Stoughton Cooley of the river Cooleys is celebrated as the oldest Mississippi steamboatman in active service and author of river tales. The piece recalls Captain Stoughton Cooley Sr and his wife raising ten children aboard flatboats and steamers as they prowled Ohio and Mississippi rivers, preserving river life in a new novel.
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St. Louis
Mark Twain
Mississippi
Oaio
Stoughton Cooley
Cooleys
Amaryllis
Stougaton Cooley, Sr
Ohio River
Ohio
Cooley
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J. E. Levers
Kenna
J. Y. Thornton
Texico
H. M. Jones
N. C. Ficklin
Boone County
Club
Loring
Smithsonian Institution
Colonel Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Mr. Loring
Oxfords
Joyce-Pruit Company
OWL
Rothenberg & Schloss Cigar CO
Denver, Colo
Big River
Stationery Sale
Pecos Valley Drug CO
Foxall
Albuquerque
C. W. Parker Amusement Company
J. H. O'Rielly
John B. McManus
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