Local Notes From Red Bluff and Artesia Area
Lincoln noble M J Coad visits town on business. Annie Carter begins homeward from California. Delays likely via Albuquerque with Modena Bates. A W Moore reports prairie due eradication work on several ranches east of Artesia bridge. Mrs Craven and Judson Osburn arrive from Artesia to stay with daughter family until after the Holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Carter
California
Modena Bates
Albuquerque
A. W. Moore
Prairie
Mr. Kepple
Jim Simpson
A. A. Kaiser
Mr. Logan
Artesia Bridge
Chalk Bluff
Thayer Identifies Home Horses Stolen in Texas
Mrs. Ollie Thayer, a passenger to Robert Lee Texas, left on the morning train to identify horses reportedly stolen from her. The thief is in custody and, if the animals are hers, will be brought back to Carlebad for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Thayer
Robert Lee
Texas
Tesday
Thayer Ever
Thayer
Carlebad
Piano Tuning Offer Seeks Carlsbad Clients Soon
M Denton announces limited time piano tuning before holidays in Carlsbad. Interested parties should contact at Crawford hotel or Purdy's furniture store before Denton departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Crawford Hotel
Purdy
M. Denton
Lost coat belt with buttons offered reward
In town yesterday morning a brown belt with three large buckle fans was lost. If the finder returns the buttons, the belt may be kept. Mrs A Moore requests contact to reclaim.
Holloman Travels From Artesian Through Texas
W F F Holloman left Artesian Monday and continued on his journey toward various points in Texas Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.ff. Holloman
Artesian
Points
Texas
Dock Coates and partners head to Hudson ranch
Dock Coates Bill Dublin and White Metal Livingston left Tuesday for the Hudson ranch. Before departure they stocked up on oranges nuts candy and other provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Coates
Bill Dublin
White Metal" Livingston
Hudson Ranch
Pecos visitors plan Alpine move halted by flu
Mr and Mrs C M Wilson of Pecos visited Wednesday and planned to pack their household goods for Alpine but fell ill with the flu. They sold their car at Carlsbad after bad roads and weak health slowed travel and returned by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Wilson
Pecos
Carta
Alpine
Cap
Carlebad
Brandlett Couple Welcome Fifth Boy Born Monday Night
Mr and Mrs W O Brandlett live on Herzog claim south of town and welcome a new boy born Monday night. The baby is the fifth son in the family. The couple recently moved to Carlsbad Artesia area, the husband working at the Ro Rohem ia shops. The piece also notes the illness of Mr Walter Poore’s son, who was operated on at Sisters hospital and is recovering. Steve Iddings from Plaine country visited town early week.
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W. O. Brandlett
Herzog Claim
Nicht
Carlsbad Fran Artesia
Walter Poore
Sisters Hospital
Steve Iddings
The
Plaine Country
Local residents Durant and Pecos visitors on business
A. L. Durant of Dexter was registered at the Rightway yesterday on business. W. D. Hudson and H. A. Clifton of Pecos arrived Monday and are in town today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Durant, Dexter
W. D. Hudson
H. A. Clifton
Pecos
Local Residents Visit Oztown and Nearby Relatives
Mrs Earl Hanson and Mr and Mrs Poteet with their baby daughter travel from the Oz section to town today. Mrs Marie Flemming stops by from the lower valley this afternoon. Her brother Paul Ramuz of Hurley visits with his sister and brings their mother Irene for a few days of care.
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Mrs. Poteet
Marie Flemming
Lower Valley
Paul Ramuz
Hurley
Irene
John Wallin Leaves For Home In Loving After Visit
John Wallin departed this morning for his home in Loving after several days in Carlsbad. Mrs Buck Gholvon of Vaughn is in Carlsbad as a guest of the Palace hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallin
Loving
Carlsbad
Mre Buck Gholvon
Vaughn
New
Carlebad
Palace Hotel
Local Notes From Pecos And Surrounding Areas
W J King departed for Pecos this morning taking his daughter Mia and Chapman, both reported to be in critical condition. Dewey Hardesty and Cecil Stander arrived from the TX Ranch. George Stone visited from near Orla. Hob Richards and W H Renton shipped cars of cattle to Ft Worth last Saturday. Mrs Rey tickwon plans to return home Friday. The situation shows no new cases after several days. The Williams family recovering and hope to resume school soon.
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W. J. King
Pecos
Mia
Chapman
Hobh Richards
Rentoneeh
Ft. Worth
Rey Tickwon
Carhihad
Lorine
George Williams
Feerett Grantham Hints at Christmas Return From Naval School
Feerett Grantham, with other Carlsbad boys in the Naval Training school at San Diego, writes home that he may be at Christmas. He cautions readers not to be too disappointed if he fails to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feerett Grantham
Carlsbad
San Dero
Weather Forecast Carlsbad December 11 1018
Fair tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. A new Ford for sale noted by WI Prady. Local forecast for Carlsbad region includes mild conditions and scarce precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
WI Prady
Platt Reports Safe Queen Trip Despite Muddy Roads
Mail carrier Platt completed the round trip to Queen yesterday. He notes the roads are in bad condition and required slow travel due to mud and rough surfaces but he faced no serious trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flush Platt
Queen
Platt
Gunter McKeen Leaves Malaga on Business Visit
Gunter McKeen departs Malaga today for a business trip and plans to return tomorrow to his home in the Lower Valley.
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Gunter McKeen
Malaga
Lower Valley
Cotton receipts rise as gins run full capacity
Weather clears and cotton flows into markets with two coarloads shipped this week to New Orleans buyers. Mrs. Marvy Washington ships two carloads of cattle to Fort Worth while James Brothers send two ears to Kansas City. J. F. Rarey plans two cars to Kansas City tomorrow.
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New Orleans
Mra
Marvy Washington
Fort Worth
James Brothers
Kansan City
J. F. Rarey
Kansas City
Baby Born to Mrs J J Latham in Weekend Delivery
A baby boy weighing eight pounds was born Saturday night to Mrs J J Latham of Main Street. Father is stationed at Camp Travis and mother and child are doing well. Latham’s mother assists at home. the family awaits the father’s early return to name the infant. Captain Molinar recently arrived from Ragwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Latham
Industrial survey meeting in county office conclusion
A countywide industrial survey is being organized. A meeting is set for this afternoon at the Kaiser Club office with the local labor board. The board comprises W. P. McLenathen as chairman, Mesdames Mary R. Miller and Emma H. Moore, and Messrs George Beckett BE and T. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick the Kaiser Club
W. P. McLenathen
Mary R. Miller
Emma H. Moore
George Beckett
T. Williams
Mrs Lewis Suffers Severe Fall After Call on Sick Neighbor
Mr C C Lewis returned from visiting a ill neighbor when Mrs Lewis misstepped and sustained a severe fall. Her right shoulder is badly sprained and she cannot use her arm. Though burdened by heavy chores at Red Cross time, she remains thankful the injury is not worse. Friends Dickson and others supported her as plans to travel to Lavine and the ranch unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. C. Lewis
Red Crome
Mra Lewis
Judge Richardson Heads North on Train to Roswell
Judge G. A. Richardson and his official etographer departed on the northbound train last night en route to Roswell, marking a routine professional trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Richardson
Roswell
Dinner in honor of Mayor Grantham at Green Heights
A dinner party at Mayor Grantham's Green Heights home last evening featured a 6 o'clock seating and snowy tableware. Guests included Judge Grenville A. Richardson and Dr. R J Boatman, with Mrs Moore present, all praising the cordial, informal atmosphere and menu of oyster soup and roast turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantham
R. J. Boatman
Grenville A. Richardson
de Ro J. Beatman
Wood Madgett
Julian Smith
Siether Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. J. Coad
Lincoln
Nebraska
Red Bluff
Craven
J. G. Osburn
Artesia
Mra Cras
Judson
Mra. Osburn
Tuford Polk
Mr. Polk
Mrs. Stevens
Viola Simpson
Mile’ Walter
Dada
Arthur Henry
Linetone
Wrinter
Tag
Candy
Jersey
Earl Hanson
Dewey Hardesty and
Cecil Standar
TX Ranch
George Stone
Hts
Orla
Molinar
Ragwell
Fen Dickson
Fen
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