Local business and travel notes from Epworth and nearby towns
J L Carrol of Epworth juggles business matters while W P Anderson departs for a valley trip. Danville VA’s W Vernon stays at The Gilkeson as Lee Fountain returns from Hagerman. Others, including B H Marsh, F M Denton, Joseph Hamilton, and J M Miler, report business or sheep interests in Artesia and Elida. Carpenters sought by phone 107 or 405 N Kansas Ave. Smoke House hosts a gathering tonight. Mrs Dave Howell and Frances depart for their Kenna claim.
No license people register and loans offered in 1712
The item lists money to loan and mentions registration deadlines. Geyer and Johnson are noted with 1612 and Charles Mericle of Clovis in Roswell on business. Joe McCain returns from El Paso. Various short visits and a Smoke House opening are cited. Ruth Wilson travels to Portales after visiting her sister. A market by the First M E Church ladies is announced for Shrader Grocery on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the First
M. E. Caurca
Shrader
Fragmentary OCR Note on Tonight's Event
Fragmentary text indicates a sports or event note with symbols and numbers. The readable parts show a time of tonight and a score or lineup snippet, but no clear names, teams, places, or outcomes to identify. Further readable context is needed to craft a precise headline and summary.
Local notes from Dexter and nearby towns
Mrs George Renet 38 i gpa daughter Miss Certine ent from Dexter yesterday ing end visiting friends Buick Auto to trade for Roswell jets Title and Trust Co Mrs T M Pyle left this morning for her name in Clarendon Texas She was here several days visiting her sister Mrs C E Traweek Home Made Bread Pies and Cakes at the Shrader Grocery Lat 1712 Barred Plymouth Rock Hens for setting Phone 283-3 rings 1513 Mr and Mrs A G Mills of Greenfield were visitors in the city today for shopping and other business Sheriff C L Ballard and A J Nisbet lawyer returned last night from Clovis where they were looking after legal matters J S Lenox left this morning on a business trip to Marietta and Gainsville Texas expecting to be gone about ten days W W Gatewood arrived this morn ing from Carlsbad where he has been looking after legal business and went through to Clovis Mrs Myrtle Allen and baby left this morning for her home in Oklahoma City after spending two weeks here visiting her parents Mr and Mrs F G Kapphan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Pyle
Clarendon
Texas
C. E. Traweek
Myrtle Allen
Baby
Oklahoma City
F. G. Kapphan
Glasses made right and fitted right by Valley Optical
J. E. Carroll of Dubuque Iowa and Miss Mary Mahoney formerly of Dubuque Elkins were here three days visiting friends and left this morning for Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Optical Company
J. E. Carroll
Dubuque
Mary Mahoney
Elkins
Christian party departs for Big Springs Texas
D W Christian and his daughter Miss Ira, who had been visiting for several days, left last night for their home in Big Springs Texas. Mr Christian was buying polo ponies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Christian
Miss Ira
Big Springs
Texas
Mr. Christian
Money to loan on improved real estate Roswell Title and Trust Co
Mr and Mrs A L Olson of Randolph Kan spent three weeks here and in the Gama Valley visiting Mrs Olsen's father George H Dean and left this morning for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Trust Company
Roswell Title and Trust Co
A. L. Olson
Randolph
Kan
Gama Valley
Miss Eva Bean Returns From Texas Visit
Miss Eva Bean returns from several weeks visit with her uncle Captain J. B. Gillett of western Texas. She is accompanied home by her cousin Miss Beulah Gillett who will stay for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Bean
Capt
J. B. Gillett
Texas
Miss Beulah Gillett
Local Jewelry Dealers Visit Circulates Through Daligs Area
W H Long is in town on a business visit with Mr and Mrs F E B Chage of Dallas. They were here on posing jewelry dealers and were en route last night to Carlsbad after stopping at the wholesale house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Long
Tro Mibsaanat
Sev
F. EB. Chagé
Carlsbad
Wanted notices from Oasis ranch and local job ads
Wanted a colored couple at the Oasis ranch. sewing at home for Mrs. Gee. A Puckett 909 W 9th St contact 541. Wanted a man and wife to work on a farm. phone 171. Edison 15tf.
For Rent Notices on N Missouri Ave and Local Streets
Classified rental notices list several properties including a two room cottage on N Missouri Ave with city water at seven dollars for three months, an office suite on ground floor, a 3 room frame dwelling on South Main, a 11 room house with garden and chicken yard, and an April first 6 room house with modern amenities. Also listed are 40 acres near North Spring with water rights and a share of crop or cash, plus an office contact at Grand Central Hotel and Title and Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbankse-Morke
Oasig. Ranch. Co
Palace
Title & Trust Co
Jersey
N. Union
S. Main
N. Missouri Ave
BE. W. Mitchell
J. W. Dudley
Grand Central Hotel
South Main
North Spring R. D. C
N. Richardson Avenue
Title and Trust Co
North Main
C. E. Harris
Main Street
Main St
Lost dog named Bob in distress call for reward
A missing nine month old yellow and white spotted Scotch terrier responds to Bob. Last seen near a residence in search of owner B O Beall offering a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
B. O. Beall
Property ad notice guidance on record office contact
An owner may publish a notice by proving property rights at the record office and paying the ad fee. The fragment indicates instructions for submitting proof and funding the advertisement to legally record a claim.
Parsons Visit Ends Des Moines Trip Arrival Expected
Mrs George Parsons and her young son from Los Angeles have been visiting Des Moines Indiana and are due tonight for a two week stay with her father in law Dr C L Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parsons
Little Son
Los Angeles
Des’ Moines
C. L. Parsons
Railroad Agent Thomas Gallaher Applies to Travel South
Thomas Gallaher, traveling freight and passenger agent for the New Mexico Eastern Railway Company, was here yesterday on business. He went south last night and continued north this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gallaher
New Mexico Eastern Railway Company
Hollaway Return to Tulsa After Week Here
Charles Hollaway departed this morning for Tulsa Oklahoma after a week’s visit with Mrs. Hollaway who has come for her health and will stay indefinitely. He works in the furniture business in Tulsa and plans to return for another visit in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hollaway
Tulsa
Oklo
Mrs. Hollaway
Mr. Hollaway
Annie Osborne Starts Homeward from Roswell Visit
Miss Annie Osborne departed this morning for her home in Fullerton California after visiting her sister Mrs. John C. Davis in Roswell.
Mrs Glueck Leaves for Elida Claim With Daughters
Mrs Nicholas Glueck departs with two of her daughters for a two week stay at her claim near Elida. They will be joined by two more daughters arriving from Chicago.
Miss Ethel Bowers Heads to Fresno After Visit
Miss Ethel Bowers left this morning for Fresno California after a three months visit with her mother Mrs. M J Bowers and brother Renzo D Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bowers
Fresno
Calif
M. J. Bowers
Renzo D. Bowers
Another Automobile Burned Near Amarillo Report
Amarillo Texas March 21 W B Blackwell reports losing a large automobile in a fire near Amarillo. Local authorities investigated the blaze and indicated no foul play was detected. The incident prompted a safety check of nearby vehicles and a brief hop in fire reporting for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
W. B. Blackwell
Little Ellen Bannerman Dies in Lubbock Texas
Little Ellen Bannerman daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Bannerman formerly of Roswell now in Lubbock Texas died Saturday March 19 after twelve days illness from pneumonia She had been frail and was brought to Lubbock for care Funeral was held Sunday at 3 30 p m burial in Lubbock cemetery Roswell friends deeply regret the news of the little girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Bien Bannerman
R. J. Bannermen
Roswell
Lubbock
Texas
Notice to Withdraw Property From Market
A notice states that C. V. Ohil withdraws property from the market on this day. The address 1612 is referenced as part of the file or eligibility details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Ohildress
Reception For Pastor Currie At Mrs Currie’s Home
Members of the Southern Presbyterian church will give a reception Thursday evening at 8 p.m. to their pastor and wife Mr and Mrs A B Currie at the residence of Mrs A A Ririe 627 Avenue. Members of the church and congregation cordially invited to attend. 1612.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Presbyterian Church
A. B. Currie
A. A. Ririe
Artiste Paints Adds Devoe Lines for Artists
A local shop announces new stock featuring Devoe paints brushes and related artist materials. The store highlights a recent arrival tagged as suitable for budding and seasoned painters, inviting customers to inspect its Book Stationery and Art Co. inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Grad Ae Heart
Inspect Book, Stationery & Art Co
Registration lists close for election at six o'clock
Registration lists for the election will close at six o'clock. Voters are reminded to complete their registration and ensure eligibility before the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electon
Morsas
Battery A Holds Fine Turnout At First Drill
The first mounted drill of Battery A drew 90 of 133 officers and men as 48 horses were hitched and 4 canons and 4 caissons were equipped. After parading on Main street, drills continued at North Hill with field maneuvers, praise from citizens, and plans for April 9 inspection and uniform distribution under new olive drab cloth. The event aimed to justify future appropriations based on the official turnout count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
North Hill
Express
Murray
You must be registered today or tomorrow
A brief note states registration is required today or tomorrow with a mention of a Friday night closure and a list of items or steps tied to the deadline. It emphasizes the need to complete the process before the weekend restrictions take effect.
Southwestern Land Company Voluntary Dissolution Certificate
Territory of New Mexico secretary certifies the voluntary dissolution of Southwestern Land Company. Proceedings are recorded in the secretary’s office, indicating the corporation domiciled in Roswell with principal office in Roscoe, and filed under miscellaneous certificate procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of
Territory of
New Mexico
Licns
Territory
Santa Fe
A. D
Nathan Jaffa
Southwestern Land Company
Ros
Lemons Propose Cure for Consumption in Home Remedy
A historic home remedy suggests boiling a dozen lemons in water until soft and extracting the juice. Sweeten to palatability and drink, using up to a dozen daily to stimulate bowels, then reduce to five or six a day as strength and appetite return.
Boaz Delegation Heads to Hagerman County Union Meeting
Boaz delegation to the Farmer Union county convention at Hagerman halted in Bagwell yesterday and proceeded to meet last night. The party included F. M. Tims president, Mrs. B. Squires post mistress at Boaz, Mrs. T. Troutner, Miss E ne Burks, Wi A. Chapman, C. Dial, R. E. Smith, and W. E. Philpott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boaz
Union
Farmer Union
Hagerman
Bagwell
Man
F. M. Tims
Squires
T. &. Troutner
Ne Burks
A. Chapman
S. C. Dial
R. E. L. Smith
W. E. Philpott
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. £.Carrol
Epworth, St
W. P. Anderson
W. Vernon
Danville, Va
Gilkeson
Lee Fountain
B. H. Marsh
Elida
F. M. Denton
Dexter
Joseph Hamilton
J. M. Miler
Artesia
John C. Peck
Childress, Texas
Carpenters
Kansas Ave
Dave Howell
Frances
Kenna
Geyer and Johnson
Charles Mericle
Clovis
Joe McCain
el Paso
Title and Trust Company
J. E. Cady
Lake Arthur
W. K. Breeding
Lakewood
Ruth Wilson
Portales
Chester Smith
D. Y. Tomlinson
Pecos Valley
George
Certine Nent
Ing End
Buick
Shrader Grocery
Plymouth Rock
A. G. Mills
Greenfield
C. L. Ballard
A. J. Nisbet
J. S. Lenox
Marietta
Gainsville
W. W. Gatewood
Roswelk
Ros- Welk
T. “Wells
Annie Osborne
Fulron
John C. Davis
Nicholas Glueck
Chicago
Little Ellen Bannerman
Lubbock, Texas
Atterbury
Toe Rees
Sandecis
Arizona
California
Oregon
Washington
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