The Dancers and Social Gatherings in town
A poem about dancers facing danger and darkness opens with reflections on social revelry. A bridal party at Mrs Roy Daniel's breakfast honors Miss Nell Kemp and fiancé Arthur Himbert with corsages and handkerchiefs. Northwest Hill hosts a Friday prayer meeting led by Mrs J R O’Neal. The Epworth League held a moonlight picnic amid rain, while Mrs E L Franklin and children visit the Ruldaso area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Daniel
Nell Kemp
Arthur Himbert
Miss Kemp
Misses Nell
Annie May Kemp
Lucile
Tiny Winston
Annette
Stella Jacobson
Edith
Mary Louise de Bremond
Mary White
Margery Duffie
Frances Austin
Mary Stilwell
Pegsie Blerschwall
Lillian Garner
Mesdames H. P. Saunders
Albert Pruit
Northwest Hill
J. R. O'Neal
West Ninth
Atkinson
Epworth League
Gladys Palmer
Epworth
Local youths and families prepare for summer returns
Frank Thompson, son of Col. F. W. Thompson, heads home on furlough from West Point after two years there, with a stop in New York City before continuing. Helen Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson, returns Sunday from Rodgers Hall Lowell Massachusetts to Roswell for the summer. Sylvester Johnson just finished his second year at Dartmouth and visits with his parents for the summer. Mrs. E. A. Cahoon and Dan plan California travel, joined by Mrs. Mable Cahoon after her first year at Smith College. The Dorcas class party at First M. E. Church enjoyed roses and refreshments. The American Legion Auxiliary postponed its meeting to Tuesday June 20 at 3:30. Ruth Hervey and Charlotte Willson depart Monticello Godfrey Illinois for Roswell summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
Col
F. W. Thompson
Frank
West Point
New York City
Helen Johnson
W. H. Johnson
Helen
Lowell
Mass
Sylvester Johnson
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire
Mrs
E. A. Cahoon
Dan
California
Mable Cahoon
Smith College
Clovis
Notice of Intention to Make Proof for Roswell Homestead
James Williams of Roswell New Mexico filed notice to make final proof on his 1920 homestead entry serial 036819 for sections 27 and 34 township 6 south range 24 east NM meridian. Unable to return to land due to military service war with Germany. Proof to be made by affidavit by July 7 1922 in the U S Land Office Roswell with protests possible. JAFFA MILLER Register. Advertisement May 29 July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Roswell
N. M
James
Williams
N. M. P. Meridian
Germany
Jaffa Miller
Register
Conscientious Plumber Offers Cash Work Payment
Notice from Chas T. Cox announces that from June 1, 1922 all plumbing and electrical work will be paid in cash upon completion. He specializes in repairs and offers personal attention to any call, with a phone contact at 726. tfc advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
T. Cox
S. Sea
Tfc
Local Notes From Albuquerque and Surroundings
J. L. Lea visits Albuquerque for several days on business. Doak Good returns from a three week Texas trip. G. A. Richardson and family came home Sunday from Ewart Michigan. A railroad station safe was targeted Wednesday night. Dee Webb joins Jaffa Prager in dry goods sales. Fred Pryor Sylvester and Lycurgus Johnson biked to Diamond A ranch yesterday. Dean Zimmerman heads to Old Mexico for exhibitions. Abe Mulkey arrives for a series of meetings at the Institute auditorium tonight.
Notice of Patent Application for 324 Acres Placer Claims
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Roswell New Mexico May 4 1922 notice that C D Bonney heir of Don Bonney deceased has filed for patent on 324 acres of Portland No 10 and Fire Clay No 7 placer mining claims in Chaves County New Mexico. Each claim 160 acres located by eight persons with locations recorded in Chaves County clerk books. Adverse claimants must file within legal time else barred. Patton Register. Roswell New Mexico. Advertisement May to July bs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Bonney
Don Bonney
Roswell
New Mexico
United States
Chaves County
Portland No. 10
United States Land Office
Hmmett Patton
Register
New
Roswell Laundry Co Promises Prompt Pickup Service
Had you forgotten a minute at the phone will bring our route man to your door promptly. If you wish to iron your own starched pieces try our rough dry service at 6c per lb. Handkerchiefs 2c each. We are now handling more of this class of work than ever before. The reasons Prices lower. Quality better. Satisfaction or no charge. Roswell Laundry Co. Dodril Tire Co. advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Laundry Co
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Wissom In
Savings Bank
Trecitizens National Bank Capital & Surplus
LERAL
D. D. Sweartingin
Seth
Princess Theatre
Fletcher
Patent
Vici Kid
Coolville
Robertson’s
Joseph Freeman
the Liberator
D. W. Griffith
Paris
Griffith
Versailles Court
Louis Seize
Chevalier de Vaudrey
Salon de la Paix
Kate Claxton
United Artists Corporation
Louis Quinze
Petrograd
Moscow
E. L. Franklin
Dorcas
Mary Mason
Auxiliary of the American Legion
American Legion House
Ruth Hervey
Charlotte Willson
Monticello
Godfrey
Illinois
Remington
Malone Hardware Coo
Mandy
Marvin J. Landrum
Brunk
Armory
Lea
Albuquerque
Doak Good
Texas
G. A. Richardson
Ewart, Michigan
Dee Webb
Jaffa-Prager Company
Fred Pryor
Sylvester and
Lycurgus Johnson
Dean Zimmerman
Old Mexico
Abe Mulkey
Institute
Eseaze
Dodril Tire Co
Marinallo
Beauty Shop
Chan. A. Porter
Henrietta Girard
Danton
Winton Churchill
Claire Adams
Robert McKim and King Baggot
Bob Fletcher
Hudson - Essex
Young Motor Company
East Second Street
Kipling
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