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Newspaper

The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1917

Page

3

Indies Host Ice Cream On Courthouse Lawn For Cemetery Benefit

Local note reports Indies distributing ice cream on the courthouse lawn this afternoon to raise funds for the cemetery with good patronage foreseen. Nell Hill, visiting Lake Arthur, is expected home tomorrow and described as a refined young woman. Miss Allie Atcherson and Mike Marrow recently entertained by a hostess and her aunt left for Roswell. Atcherson, a former State University student, earned honors and plans to enter the University of Texas at Austin as a junior if war conditions permit.

Court House Nell Hill Lake Arthur Nell Allie Atcherson Mike Marrow Roswell Miss Atcherson State University State University At Austin

Lightning Claims Ranch Visitor in Local Tragedy

Reports recount Walter Beals killed by lightning near the ranch and Mr Jones struck and killed during a four inch rainstorm while returning home. District Attorney Dow travels from Lovington with new county officers as others arrive from Alpine and Lovington. Mrs James at St Paul notes cool weather. Jeff Hart plans to return with supplies.

R. C. Dow Lovington Dowsin S. N. Lee Cerely Farrell-Russell Ranch Bates Plains Dow Jones Rog Jeff D. Hart

Local guests and travels roam Loving Artesia and Roswell

Overnight visitors include Will Fenton Joe Lusk and Richard Lewie at Bates hotel. Gene Williams and Bob Richards from Bob Richards ranch stay in town. Misa Ferguson visits Loving with friends. Magic Reed visits Artesia with family. Ed Toner from Hope notes fallen hides from 100 stock owners and 127 pass. Snooks Gordon reports no rain yet. John Cantrell's area sees rain. Jim Walker, son of J C Walker, draws notice for potential West Point or Annapolis in spring 1918 after strong Roswell Military School showing.

Messrs Will Fenton Joe Lusk Richard Lewie Bates Hotel Ed. Toner Hope Jim J. C Walker West Point Annapolis Willson Military School Roswell

Baby Girl Annie Ellen Born to Sands Family in Paso Texas

Annie Ellen, first daughter of Mr and Mrs E Sprong of 102 Olive St Paso Texas, arrived Tuesday July 3 at 2:30 am weighing six pounds. The three brothers welcome the baby with pride as Bert sends best wishes to mother and child.

Annie Ellen

Sandefer to Speak at Carlsbad July Meeting

J J Sandefer of Simene wilt will speak on Christian Education at the court house lawn in Carlsbad on July 13. The notice invites advertising and a good hearing, praising Sandefer as a live wire and a trustworthy speaker. The message is signed Layne Cloudcroft NM. June 30 1917.

Texas J. W. Gamel J. J. Sandefer Simene Wilt Carlsbad Artesia Sandefer Court House Lawn Cloudcroft Great Layne Cloudcroft, NM

Reed to Visit Chattanooga Relatives After Busy Week

W. T. Reed, editor of the Argus, leaves tonight for Chattanooga Tennessee to enjoy a pleasant visit with relatives after a strenuous week of labor and routine duties.

W. T. Reed The Argus Chattanooga Tenn

Big Time at Queen ends with a lively rodeo day

Reports from Queen describe a big day with first and second purses in the tournament riders and goat ropers. Johnnie Clark won the top prize in the tournament race. Roas Middleton won the roping contest, tying a goat in fifteen seconds, with Bryan Grammer second and Dolph Shattuck third.

Queen Johnnie Clark Punk Ward Roas Middleton Bryan Grammer Dolph Shattuck Mother Shattuck Auntie Lyons Mother Middleton Mother Queen Fred Schermayer M. Q.M Poet Jaltho F. S. Shattuck

Wagon accident leaves George Pendleton with head injuries

George Pendleton was brought in from a ranch with a badly bruised head after a wagon wheel ran over him as he fell into a ditch. He received stitches at Anderson Sanitarium and stated he was hauling water when the incident occurred. Also noted are relat ions from Roswell and plains residents returning home after festivities.

George Pendleton Anderson Sanitari Mr. Pendleton George Marty Huston Mixies Maggio Oe Huston Leona Shipp Geneva Miller Plains Roswell

Family News and Local Updates From The Region

Tommie Reeves nearly recovered from a horse pitching incident and at E.S. Sprong. A baby boy born July 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mayes in Malaga, making six children in the family. Mrs. Virgil Albritton and Elisabeth visit Mr. Albritton after a Galveston trip. An earlier Red Cross report error misidentified Mex Christian as president instead of general secretary.

Tommie Reeves E.S. Sprong Malaga Arthur Mayes Mayes Virgil Albritton Elisabeth Albritton Galveston Tex Red Cross Mex Christian General Weretary

For Sale: Three Teams and Wagons in Pecos Valley Transfer

Auction notice lists three teams wagons and all other tools for Pecos Valley Transfer Enquiries directed to Mr Tinnin at Myrne residence near the Methodist church or to Mr Wright who handles the transfer.

Pecos Valley Tinnin Myrne Methodist Church Wright

Afternoon party for visiting Elsie Parks at Mrs Farris home

Mrs Claude Farris hosted a doll party for her niece Elsie Lourie Parks of Tennessee. The afternoon featured yard swings, a vietrola, and Miss Eline Beth Baker assisting while children admired dolls and enjoyed pink ice cream and cake with dear little spoons.

Claude Farris Elsie Lourie Parks Tennesse Elinebeth Baker Thefternoon Fey Yhelma Nevenger Loui Marjorie Eva Ithens Josephine Williams Cveil [Xoker Mary KE Mullane Elsie Louine Parks

Dance in honor of Campbell girls at Frank Jones home

Yesterday a dance at Frank Jones' residence honored visiting cousins Miss Irene Campbell Miss Eva Campbell and S A Campbell. Music by the string Gediqtra and the Edison filled the evening as Brick ice cream and cake refreshed the dancers. Numerous local youths attended the event.

Frank Jones Irene Eva Campbell S.A. Campbell Edison Bila Mae Pruyn Grace ‘Jones Anita Jordam Exsie Jonesy Helen Wallace Marjorie Simpson Jewel Hubbard Mamie Ruth Pendleton Maclean Campbell Jayne Nettie Mac Kindel Gladys Jones jMewers A. Campbell James Walker Chas Walker Everett Grantham Frank Shindel Bill Reed Bert Gerrells Ray Hill Blythe McCallum Hines Elmore Leonard Jones

Local Fight Leaves Officials Wounded in Malaga and Otis

Mr Moritzky of Malas travels with his wife and sister in law Mrs Floyd Thomas and Thelma to Malaga and Otis. Sheriff Moye and Chief Sadler are injured but improving after a clash with Harvey Barthe and Jake High. High was shot near the heart and has an even chance to live.

Mrs. Moritzky Malas Floyd Thomas Little Dauhter Thelma Malaga Otis Sheriff Moye Sadler Harvey Barthe Jake High High

Flag Lands Around Mattoon Home After Storm

A local storm uprooted a flagpole four blocks from the Met- Hole residence, with the staff planted in soil near the home of Raymond Coon. The flag remained upright displaying the Stars and Stripes.

Mattoon H. A Patel G. M Met- Hole Cient Raymond Coon

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LOCAL Walter Beals Mra. Foote Alpine John Nevenger Raymond Livingston Joe James St. Paul, Minn Sweet Shop Gene Williams Bob Richards Misa Dana Ferguson Mra Magic Reed Gert McCowing Rev. Sellar Snooks Gordon John Cantrell Dark Canyon Star Pharmacy H Rexall J. D. Sandefer Anna T. Boyd Drury Kansia City Denver Boyd the Dark Star Possession Jerry, Bindle Cinderella R. E. Dick Hone Campbell Girls Ray V. Davis R. M. Thorne
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