Local social notes from Carlsbad and Queen festivities
Local items report visits and reunions including B Butcher and daughter Miss Ova as guest of Nettie Mae Kindle, J B Stetson’s return home improved, Gus Dean returning from Uvalde for Queen celebrations, J C Temple arriving from Chicago as an advisor to R W Tansill, and multiple residents planning trips to Queen. The note mentions Lodge car travelers Hershell and George Lucas and Mrs Patchin, and area business in Hagerman with pumping plants. Lige Mitchell reports good roads after rains and cotton seed cake transport. Lorene Connolly travels from Roswell for Queen visit and barbecue with Paul Ares ranch party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershell Lucas
Ranger Lake
George Lucas
Patchin
Ake
Oliver
Lorene Connolly
Roswell
Queen
Paul Ares
Mia Lillian Bearup
Texeller
Mixx Connolly
Local Hospital Operates On Mails Crew and Rural Notes
Ten or three were operated on this at aunt y Hospital for the mails. Amon hem were Dick Culpepper, Jewe Moore, and Vida Pew. They are doing nicely this afternoon. Myron K. Clark has joined his wife in El Paso and after a visit there they expect to go up to Cloudcroft. CARLSBAD STEAM LAUNDRY, John Merchant and son, J. J., came in from the San Simon yesterday and are going down the road to meet a bunch of stock cattle they are shipping here from Abilene, Texas, to pasture. Some one of the various ranchers that are coming this way say the country over there is in worse shape than it is here.
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Unty Hospital
Amonhem
Dick Culpepper
Jewe' Moore
Vida Pew
Myron K. Clark
el Paso
Cloudcroft
Mr. Clark
T. C. Horne
John Merchant
J. J
San Simon
Abilene
Texas
Hewitt Party Plans Queen Picnic Trip
Sheriff John N. Hewitt and family plan to travel in two cars to Queen for a two day picnic. They intend to start early in the morning and will attend both days with Mrs Smith and Miss Mamie Smith among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Hewitt
Fesler Family Heads to Queen City Camping Trip
Joe Fesler his wife Catheryn and Josephine with Frank as chauffeur depart for a mountain camping week. Mrs. Fesler looks forward to daily joy as they visit friends and plan to take in the big time at Queen City tomorrow and the next day.
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Joe Fesler
Catheryn
Josephine
Frank
Queen
Mrs. Fesler
Family from the ranch visits Dayton for weekend stay
Mrs Mack Fletcher and four children arrived this morning from the ranch after a car problem forced them to camp overnight. H E James plans to travel to Queen this afternoon and likely spend the weekend there. Misses Wailes depart Dayton after visiting sister Mrs Culpepper with plans to teach in Dayton school.
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Mack Fletcher
Mary
Bertha
H. E. James Will Ty
Will
Wailes
Dr. Culpepper
Dayton
Postponed U’s social meeting moved to next week
The social meeting of the U’s at Mrs. D. G. Grantham’s home, scheduled for Thursday night, has been postponed for one week. Several social affairs are planned this week, so the group will meet Thursday night of the following week.
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U's
D. G. Grantham
Waddy Wilson Visits Son Recovering From Operation
George "Waddy" Wilson traveled from Seven Rivers to Eddy County Hospital to visit son Tom who is recovering well from surgery with hopeful prospects.
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George Wilson
Waddy
Seven Rivers
Tom
Eddy County Hospital
Child’s birthday offering moves crowd at church scene
A sad moment followed the Sunday school lesson when Evelyn Moore Kircher offered seventy eight cents for a birthday gift. The report notes the girl’s mixed emotion and the somber mood as her grandfather Asbury Moore lay in rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Evelyn Moore Kircher
Asbury Moore
Craig
Pecos Valley Baptists Visit Santa Fe Trip Journal
A message from J W Tulk notes travel from Roswell to Vaughn with rough roads and a stop in Carlsbad for Brother Harb's sermon. The group reached Santa Fe at 12 30 after a 104 mile drive, found a dry land between Roswell and Vaughn, with little rain to green the crops, and planned to return home on Saturday.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Harb
Carlsbad
Bectine
Vaughn
Santa Fe
Rowell
Jalen
Illegal Sanitary Board Action in Santa Fe Over Sheep Brands
Attorney General Harry J. Watton challenges the Sanitary Board decision to cancel sheep brands and confiscate property. Mrs Patton argues the seizure constitutes taking without due process and that the branding statute grants prior rights to owners, invalidating the board’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Aue
Harry J. Watton
Safe Sheep Sanitary
Fahvep
Patton
Social visit at Lakewood with several guests
Mrs C A Bigelow hosted guests Yatterday Madame Crozier and Humphreys plus Misses Holcomb and Miss Norene A Lous and daughter from Lakewood. They spent the afternoon shopping and shared a pleasant dinner at the Bates hotel before returning to the White City.
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Mra C. A
Queen celebration trips and livestock sale listed
To Queen celebration goers may ride with Luther E. Thomas north of Palace hotel or call 259 for details. For sale twenty four two year old White Leghorn hens in fine condition after molting priced 200. Also see Mrs C A Bigelow for more items. Lost locket with initials T J and wreath design. reward for return. Lost small account Valley Transfer. leave at this location. Rooms for rent close in with optional furniture. contact Mrs W H Mullane at 250. Pecon Finder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther E. Thomas
Palace Hotel
C. A. Bigelow
W. HL. Mullane
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Butcher
Miss Ova
Miss Butcher
Nettie Mae Kindel
J. B. Stetson
Gus Dean
Uvalde
Ithus
Carlsbad Steam Laundry
J.C. Temple
Chicago
Mr. Temple
R. W. Tansill
Messrs
Pilgrim and Clark
Charles A. May
Hagerman
John Wells
Carlsbad Stham
Sanitary Way
J. M. Adkinson
J. Frank Joyce
Uo el Paso
Lige Mitchell
W. W. Smith
Lige
Sie
Rexall Foot
Star Pharmacy
Rexall
Ray V. Davis
Goodyear and
Firestone Tires
Weaver’s Garage
UM Santa FE
J. W. Tulk
Santa ‘Es
King Property
R. E. Dick
T. J
Renan
Carlsbad, No
Pecon
Hart and Mullane
the Public Utilities Co
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