Local Notes and Church and School Moves in Town
Miss Vida Pue visits Guadalupes relatives while Grace Episcopal holds regular services with Sunday school at 10 and morning prayers at 11. FL A Wright relocates to Loving to teach this winter. Gertrude Lowenbruck travels to Douglas for winter term. Reverend Allison to visit for Quarterly Conference at Methodist church and to preach. Joe Johns of Mercantile Co. takes vacation to Bisbee to visit family.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Gertrude Lowenbruck
Douglas
Arizona
Allison
Methodist Church
Joe Johns
the Mercantile Co
Bisbee
Mrs Barber and Family Board Morning Train Out of Town
Mrs Oscar Barber and five children from Monument spent the night in town and left on the morning train for the lower valley.
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Oscar Barber
Monument
Lower Valley
Miss Cochran Departs for New Teaching Field at Otis
Miss Della Cochran of La Mesa leaves for Otis to teach in the Spanish American school. She has long been a faithful attendee at the teachers Institute.
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Della Cochran
la Mesa
Otis
Couple wed in San Jose church with attendants
Rafael Peres and Anita Alvarez were united in marriage this morning at the church in San Jose with Long Zuniga and Natividad Garcia serving as attendants. Mins Maude Hardy was discharged from Eddy County hospital and returned to her Loving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Maude Hardy
Eddy County Hospital
Loving
Rafael Peres
Anita Alvarez
San Jose
Long Zuniga
Natividad Garcia
Spencer Reappointed Principal at Spanish-American School
George Spencer will conduct the poll census next week while working before and after school. He was chosen again as principal of the Spanish-American School, with no better choice possible.
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George Spencer
Spencer
Labor Recruiter Rk. C. Horner to Visit Corisbad
Labor recruiter Rk. C. Horner will be in Corisbad Sunday for the Public Service Reserve. He will establish headquarters at the Lick the Kaiser club and seek to enroll laborers for plant work under government contract.
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Rk. C. Horner
Corisbad
Public Service Reserve
Lick the
Miss Lowenbruck Returns to Dallas After Visit
Miss Mabel Lowenbruck left last night for Dallas where she is employed after a two week visit with her sister Mrs Ellsworth James at Cap Rock and a day and night with her father John Lowenbruck in Carlabad.
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Mabel Lowenbruck
Dallas
Ellsworth James
Cap Rock
John Lowenbruck
Carlabad
Miss Grace Stephenson Secures Post in Big Springs Texas
Grace Stephenson has secured a position in Big Springs, Texas and left for the place yesterday. She is a high school graduate from the class of 1917 and will work with her school friend Lucille Johnson. The two Carlsbad girls plan to enjoy themselves while working together.
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Grace Stephenson
Big Springs
Texas
Grace
Lucille Johnson
Carlsbad
Stephenson Farm Rented to Mercer from Phillipsburg Kansas
Edwin Stephenson rents his alfalfa dairy farm west of town to C B Mercer of Phillipsburg Kansas. Mercer and family to arrive next week. Stephenson couple to spend winter near Corpus Christi Texas. Their son Clyde and wife at Battle Creek sanitarium plan to join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Stephenson
C. B. Mercer
Phillipsburg
Kansas
Mra. Stephenson
Corpus, Christi
Texas
Clyde
Battle Creek
Michi-gan
Corpus Christi
Mrs. Stephenson
Miss Avanel Wright Hostess in Carlsbad Social
Miss Avanel Wright entertained at her home in north Carlsbad from 4 to 6 on Thursday. Refreshments of bananas and cream and oatmeal cookies were served the girls after they tired of play. Those present were Irene and Leota Regnier, Lev eros Hiler, Gladys Summerfield, Hazel Hamilton, Josephine Wil Hame and Louise Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanel Wright
North Carlsbad
Irene and
Leota Regnier
Leveros Hiler
Gladys Summerfield
Hazel Hamilton
Josephine Wil Hame
Louise Moore
Fire destroys Joe James residence in La Huerta
A late afternoon blaze gutted the Joe James home in La Huerta. Mrs. Baker and five children escaped with only the clothes on their backs as fire raged through a two story house housing furniture and Joe James belongings. Insurance totaled about 4500 dollars. rebuilding was deemed improbable. The Bakers found temporary shelter with the Hewitts while awaiting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe James
la Huerta
Ellsworth James
Jules Haker
Mra. Baker
J. O. Hewitt
Birth of son to Mr and Mrs Bulman at Greene Heights
A baby boy weighing seven pounds was born at 6 am to Mr and Mrs Henry Bulman. The father works as foreman on the Livingston ranch and Mrs Bulman is known as Misa Nettle Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam B Smith. The birth occurred at their home on Greene Heights.
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Horn
Henry Bulman
Livingston Ranch
Bulman
Misa Nettle Smith
Sam B. Smith
Greene Heights
Mercer Family Plans Move and Public Sale Near Phillipsburg
The O P Mercer family will move from Phillips County to New Mexico. A public sale on the John Stoneman farm near Phillipsburg is scheduled for Thursday August 29 to liquidate livestock, farm machinery, and household goods before relocating to the southwest. Mercer has rented the Stephenson farm and expects to arrive mid next week, with Carlsbad welcoming the family.
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O. P. Mercer
Phillips County
New Mexico
Mercer
John Stoneman
Phillipsburg
Phillipsburg, Kansas
M. L. Davis
Carlsbad
Stephenson Farm
Teacher Mrs Pearce to Lead Winter School Near Palomas Springs
Mrs Margaret Pearce has taught many years in the county and will teach a school this winter near Palomas Springs where she is undergoing rheumatism treatment. Her children Buster and Miss Clyde will join her in a few days.
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Margaret Pearce
Palomas Springs
Buster
Miss Clyde
Strayed Horses Missing Near Town
Two horses described as bay and roan about 16 hands high vanished from the area. News: offer reward for information. Return to the office with any details.
Registrant Majority Count in County Sees 21 Thus Far
Fifteen men have been reported so far in the county as having attained their majority since January 5, 1918. Several of the young men accompanied the men who entrained for service last Tuesday: James Norman, Bujne Jewe, Andrew Frederick Holmes, Willis Swadley, George Ennis, Chapman Charles G. Montgomery, Wallace Blythe McCollomm, W. W. Brown, Zac Tent, Lawrence Arthur Wilde, Clarence Pinckney Roberts, Ora Nelson Buel, Kenneth B Rowan, John Nymeyeor, Thomas William Prude, Henry Jefferson De Mons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Norman Bujne Jewe Andrew Frederick Holmes Willis Swadley
George Ennis Chapman
Charles G. Montgomery Wallace Blythe McCollomm
W. W. Brown
Zac Tent
Lawrence Arthur Wilde Clarence Pinckney Roberts Ora Nelwon Buel Kenneth B, Rowan
John Nymeyeor Thomas William Prude Henry Jefferson de Mons
Army sergeants proceed to El Paso after recruit duty
Sergeants Johnson and Carney of the United States Army passed through this morning en route to commands at El Paso Texas. Johnson has served as recruiting officer since March 23 and spent much time at Roswell. Carney also served as recruiting officer in various parts of the state but with recruiting offices closed they return to the line.
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Johnson
Carney
United States Army
el Paso
Texas
Roswell
Daughters of Mr and Mrs Cass Operated At Sanitarium
The Cass daughters underwent surgery at the Anderson Sanitarium for the removal of tensile and ade holds this morning. After waking from anesthesia they were taken to Mrs Ward Livingston's home and are expected to return home near Lakewood within a day or so.
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Ed. Cass
Anderson Sanitarium
Cass
Martha Ward Livingston
Lakewood
State Highway Between Carlabad and Lakewood Finished
George Spencer, assistant foreman, inspected the completed highway project between Carlabad and Lakewood. The new road is praised by motorists traveling toward Lakewood, who report a fine improvement and smoother travel.
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Carlabad
Lakewood
George Spencer
Spencer
Lekewood
Mrs Beckett Returns to Carlsbad After California Visit
Mrs. George Beckett and her children are back home in Carlsbad after a year in the Pacific coast state. She appears improved by her stay in California and greets old friends upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beckett
Carlsbad
Pacific
Enrollment Brightens At City Grammar School
From all directions this morning mothers wend their way to the grammar school building. About thirty bright faced boys and girls enrolled in the primary department with larger enrollments in other grades. The Current hopes to print full grade enrollments soon. Mattern looks favorable for a splendid year in city schools.
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Mattern
Former Carlsbad Boy in Naval Band
El Paso Times notes Charles W. Crozier on a 10 day furlough to visit his parents at 250% Copper street. Crozier, Navy musician and soloist clarinetist, leads the orchestra as a violinist and boxer.
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el Paso Times
Charles W
Crozier
Charles W. Crozier
Crogier
Copper Street
Charlie
Miss Jewelle Hubbard Leaves for Albuquerque School
Miss Jewelle Hubbard leaves for Albuquerque to attend a business education session starting Monday. A graduate of Miss Kernodle's private school and Mt. Carmel at Wichita, she studied music and now pursues business studies to prepare for life's duties.
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Jewelle Hubbard
Albuquerque
Miss Hubbard
Kernodle
Mt. Carmel
Wichita
Carther
Local Residents Move and Work Changes Near Roswell
L Baten rented his home to Archie Nelson and wife and is now busy as quarter master at No Mo M. TL Mra Hates and Zelpha depart tomorrow, while Miss Modene stays a bit longer before heading to school in Albuquerque.
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It. L. Baten
Archie Nelson
Roswell
No Mo M. TL Mra
Zelpha
Miss Modene
Albuquerque
Louie Ares Enters Mechanical Training School
Louie Ares departs for Mesilla Park to enter a mechanical training school. He spent much of the summer at the officers training school at the Presidio California and holds the rank of lieutenant.
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Louie Ares
Mesilla Park
Mr. Ares
Presidio
California
Public School Post Filled Following Resignation
The vacant position in the public schools has been filled by Mrs. Hamilton wife of Dr. Hamilton. The wife is taking the post while her husband continues war work.
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Lisa Dorothy White
Bea
Hamilton
Roswell Brother-In-Law Spends Week in Town
W. M. Atkinson of Roswell, brother of Mrs. J. F. Joyce, spent part of the week in town on political business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Atkinson
Roswell
J. F. Joyce
Willoughby Hexter and Green McCombs Head Home From Town
Willoughby Hexter and Green McCombs, both from the mountains, departed for their ranches late yesterday after spending a couple of days in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby Hexter
Green McCombs
Miss Dorothy White Heads to Washington for Government Post
Miss Dorothy White plans to depart tonight for Washington D C where she will hold a clerical position in the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy White
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mrs Wangler Returns From Trip To Rest at Sisters Hospital
Mrs Joseph Wangler has returned from a summer trip to northern and eastern points and is resting for a few days at the Sisters hospital.
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Joseph Wangler
The
Sisters Hospital
Registered guests at Crawford on August 30
The list names Chas W Caldwell from Danville Kentucky John Milan from Albuquerque Set Cor ney and Johnson from U S Army J S Owens from Carlsbad 8 G Humph reys from El Paso EB 3 Wallace from Dayton Stansell Whiteside from Alting Oklahoma
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Crawford
Chas
W. Caldwell
Danville
John Milan
Albuquerque
Corney and Johnson
U. S. Army
J. S. Owens
Carlsbad
G. Humphreys
el Paso
Wallace
Dayton
Stansell Whiteside
Alting Ok
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FL A. Wright
Wright
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