Local notes include visits and travel plans across towns
D Shafner from Austin and Jud Alston in Roswell on business. No Presbyterian Aid Society meeting tomorrow. Will Merchant detained by illness. Mrs Marvin Livingston operated on at Eddy County Hospital. Mrs J F Hart to Kansas City and Nebraska visit. Hoyt family from Madison, Wisconsin visiting relatives in Roswell. Stray red yearling Pass branded J B. Reward for recovery. College and Company shipped sheep to Dayton New Mexico. Joe James and George O Conn or on ranch deal to Roswell. Robert Leck left for Kermit ranch after bringing relatives to town. Mrs J ikinson and son to Amarillo. Reeves improving. McBride brings large Lobo pelt for taxidermy. Mrs Fred Hock resting after operation. James Isaacs arrives from Knowles for Emerson Mercantile load. G F Isa to accompany. R E Platt buys auto. to run USPS to Frijole twice weekly. 65 miles each way. Platt endorsed for mail job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kircher
J.B. Son
College and Company
Dayton
N. M
Hog butcher nets eighty one dollars in valley trade
Joe Fessler bought a hog from a Mexican seller in the valley and sold it to the Model Market for eighty one dollars. Nearly the whole carcass will be rendered for land. A.V. Lindsay of the Army's H division at Silver City visits his parents on Black River. Peter Lindsay, previously in Artesia, came down to see his brother and left with J. W. Crane. Mr. Sellers is resting at his home due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fessler
A.V. Lindsay
H. Division
Army
Silver City
Black River
Peter Lindsay
Artesia
J. W. Crane
Loving Post Office Robbery Updates and Local Notices
News notes confirm Mexican suspects in the Loving post office robbery last Thursday, with confessions and a search locating a ten dollar bill and a pocket knife. Prisoners held in Eddy county jail await further developments as local residents and travelers move through Carlsbad listings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Batton
Eddy County
P. O
Patroling the Border thrills Armory audience again
The Company B play Patroling the Border was staged at the Armory theatre with stronger laughs and a smoother performance. Bill y Foote earned standout reactions for his grin and timing while Bryan Mudgett joined in sharp audience moments. J Floyd Hart and two granddaughters plan an extended visit with relatives in Stella Nebraska and will travel via Kansas City along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Theatre
Billy Foote
Bryan Mudgett
Mr. Foote
Fenton Family Visits Felmire Home This Week
Mrs Will Fenton stays at the Felmire home this week with the Toff nurse while their mother Me in Roswell attends the Circle convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fenton
Felmire
Roswell
Niece Beulah Morrison Dies. Uncles Mourning in Oklahoma
HL Walker and N Walker reported the death yesterday at three o'clock of their favorite niece Beulah Morrison about 17. She spent months with her uncles, left before the holidays, and was the baby of three siblings. The uncles traveled to Ochelata Oklahoma for her funeral, heartbroken by four years since visiting their sister Mrs Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
N. Walker
Beulah Morrison
Ochelata
Oklahoma
Mrs. Morrison
Right arm broken in tree fall injury
John Wallie Baker fell from a tree late Monday evening and broke both bones of the right arm about halfway between the wrist and elbow. Medical staff treated the injured man at the scene and planned further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallie Baker
Young Hone man dies in accidental target shoot
Homer Medcalf age about 19 of Hone was accidentally shot and killed Saturday afternoon while target practicing with a rifle. He was separated from two companions when the gun fired near him, the bullet entering near the ear. Dilley undertakers prepared the body in Hope and funeral services were held at the family home amid a large community turnout. Medcalf was the son of Hope’s blacksmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Medcalf
Hone
Young Medcalf
Prachime
Theoung
Dilley
Medlealf
Hope
Armory Meeting Plans Red Cross Dressings Drive
About thirty women attended the Armory session yesterday afternoon and began work on dressings. Mr. Pratt spoke on Red Cross dressings, Mrs. AJ Muzzy read a surgical dressing paper, and committees were formed with Mrs. Clarence Tell as chair and Mrs. COC Likes as finance chair. Mrs. George Hrinton was secretary, with Mrs. W. W. Dean on arrangements. They will meet again Monday to organize and store dressings for home use pending a Red Cross committee decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
AJ. Muzzy
Clarence Tell
Coc. Likes
George Hrinton
W. W. Dean
Red Cross
New Telephone Directory Arrives for Kent Residents
The Public Utilities Co announces a new telephone directory for Kent with guidance to keep it near the phone. Operators will be busy and may refuse direct connections. customers are asked to call for numbers as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Public Utilities CO
Santa Fe train on time. crews praised at Carlsbad stop
The Santa Fe passenger from the north arriving at 240 P.M. has run on time for a week. Carlsbad crews are described as the best qualified on the line, with some veterans in service since the road was built. Jean Musick and wife, from twenty six miles up Rocky Arroyo, are in the city shopping today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Jean Musick
Rocky Arroyo
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D. Shafner
Austin, Texas
Artsbad
Jud Alston
Presbyterian Aid Society
Will Merchant
Marvin Livingston
Eddy County Hospital
J. F. Hart
Kanaas City
Gliddings
Nebraska
F. W. Hoyt
Madison
Wisconsin
Californid
RH. H. Hemenway
Joe James
George O'Conner
Robert Leck
Kermit
Fred Leck
Mra. J.kinson
J. K Ir
Amarillo
Texas
Mra Reeves
Mr. McBride
Livingston Ranch
M. A. Ohnemus
Fred Hock
James Isaacs
Knowles
City
Emerson Mercantile Company
G. F. Isai
Lexington
R. E. Platt
United States
Frijole
Platt
Mary Pickford
Artcraft
Peoples Theatre
Mr. Sellers
Mien
Louine Baxter
Queen Mail
Mia
Shattuck
J. F. Rarey
Fred
Mabel
Long Beach
California
Huttman
Malaya Cou
Beauticul
Ned Shattuck
D. W
Olly Alston
Carlsbad Springs Hotel
D. W. Justice
Orange
Carlsbad
Tom Gray
Bates Hotel
J. W. Tulk
Poco
Thelma Nevenger
Gilbert of
Baten Hotel
The
Tex Company
L. E. Reeves
H.C. Dishman
Frank Barfield
Bok
RB. Forest
R. E. Pith
el Paso
ES. Shattuck
H. C. Adkins
Studebaker
G. W. Shrader
CH. McLana
Minneapolis
Hubert Ryan
John Stevenson
Mrs. Baird
Doepp
Bates
Chicago
Ill
Wr. G. McArthur
Lovington
Smith Block
Robb
T. C. Horne
Hstian & Co.—Insura
Armory
Public Utilities Co
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