Woman's Club Opening Meeting At First Presbyterian
The Woman's Club opened at 2:30 p.m. in the First Presbyterian church with 75 guests present. Officers installed included Grace T. Bear president and Mark A. Baker first vice president. A program of pipe organ and vocal solos followed, with tea service and social hour concluding the event. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. W. S. Barlow and Miss Esther Prager, among others.
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Woman’s Club
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Johnson
Grace T. Bear
Mark A. Baker
Walter P. Turner
Tomlinson Fort
C. M. Farnsworth
James B. Herbst
D. H. Galloway
Charles D. Keyes
D. R. Haymaker
Leta Matter
Raymond Long
Leta Maurer
Katherine Newell
A. C. Harter
Charles R. Brice
Rollo Hinkle
Leonora Hann
Denton
Texas
Fannie Forden
Virginia Wellborn
Helen Moore
Mary Katherine Massie
Clara Phinizy
Dorothy Brown
Mary Jane Robinson
Betty Beeson
Judson Osburn, Jr
W. S. Barlow
Los Angeles
Esther Prager
Washington, D. C
H. O. Bursum
Socorro
W. C. Reid
Albuquerque
Drew Pruit
F. Worth
Harry Christian
Carlsbad
Garden party at Osburn home features dahlias
Yesterday afternoon from four thirty to six o'clock Mrs Judson G Osburn hosted an attractive garden party in her yard. The hedges of dahlias were described as gorgeous and the flowers shrubs and trees highly praised. Mrs Wallace Moore guided guests to the rear garden where Mrs Osburn, assisted by Mrs...
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Judson G. Osburn
Osburn Place
Wallace Moore
Club of Ten Luncheon at Hotel Gilder
Roswell social notes mention a Club of Ten luncheon tomorrow at 12 30 p m in the private dining room of Hotel Gilder with honored guests Mrs James F Hinkle, Mrs H O Bursum and Mrs W C Reid. Attendees include Esther Prager and others from the local circle. Lunch precedes an afternoon bridge gathering.
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Santa Fe
Smyer
Esther Prager
H. O. Bursum
W. C. Reid
C. R. Brice
Bridge
Roswell
Club of Ten
Club O' Ten
Hotel
Gilder
James F. Hinkle
Mra W. C Reid
Notice of Patent for 160 Acres Fire Clay placer claim
In Roswell New Mexico August 8 1923 the United States Land Office announces C D Bonney and Sarah L Bonney heirs of Don Bonney filed for a patent of 160 acres of fire clay placer land in Chaves County NM. The claim No 7 location sits in N 1 2 Sec 8 T S R 25 E NM P M. Adverse claimants must file within the legal period or be barred. JAFFA MILLER Register.
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Department of the Interior
Don Bonney
United States
Chaves County
New Mexico
N& N
T. S
United States Land Office
Roswell
Jaffa Miller
Register
Free To The Ladies Cotton Carnival Thimble Offer
An advertisement invites ladies attending the Cotton Carnival to obtain a serviceable aluminum thimble from the Roswell Laundry Company or its route men, highlighting the plant as the Soft Water Plant at 418e.
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Roswell Laundry Company
the Soft Water Plant
Roswell Floral Company
Fire Clay placer land claim filed in Chaves NM
Department of the Interior notice from United Mexico dated August 8 1923 reports C D Senney and Sarah Bonney of Roswell New Mexico filed for a patent on 160 acres of Fire Clay placer land in Chaves County Mining District New Mexico described as NU% Sec 18 T 98 R 25 E M M P M with eight locating persons and recorded location in county book 3 page 16
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Roswell
New Mexico
C. D. Senney
Sarah Ll. Bonney
Don Bonney
United States
Chaves County
Subscribe Now and Save Money
Mary A. Cobean offers a subscription promotion with reduced rates before price increase on November 11. Contact phone number 766 for details and sign up.
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Mary A. Cobean
Premiums in Our Show Window Ad at Marie-Lowrey Hardware
An advertisement fragment notes premiums in a shop window by Marie-Lowrey Hardware Company and mentions legal notices about a placer mining claim dispute with Don Bonney and JAFFA MILLER, prompting possible U.S. Land Office action in Roswell New Mexico.
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Marie-Lowrey Hardware Company
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof in New Mexico
Department of the Interior Fort Sumner office announces MAUR ICE A PATTON of Matador Texas filed intent for final three year proof to establish homestead claim on land described in NE E4 NW 4 Sec 18 and Add B 020378 Sec 27 T5S R22E and other parcels in N M P Meridian. Witnesses: Henry Price Barrett Price G W Cora Price M Hennan, all of Roswell and Alamogordo. Proof set for Oct 10, 1923 before U S Commissioner Dan C Savage in Roswell NM.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Fort Sumner
N. M
Maurice A. Patton
Matador
Texas
Meridian
Dan C. Savage
U.S
Roswell
Henry Price
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