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Newspaper

The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1917

Page

3

Local News Roundup From Lovington Area

Local notes report residents arriving and leaving town, illnesses and medical updates, travel to Kansas City and Chapel Hill, and ranch and race news. Names include Mrs Sarah K Ellis Lovington C Cass Lenora Kearney Homer King, Edgar Williams and Hubert Ryan, Willard Bates, Truman Lester, Will Fenton, Ed gar Richards, J G Osburn, Mrs Bilis, Hines, Huling Ussery. The county records project begins with five to six lady nographers assisting Howard and Stoneham.

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Residents discuss family travels and health as guests depart

Mrs Emmitt Polk notes a Slip caused ankle pain while two younger children Emma Willie and Robert stay with Mrs John Dickson as guests of the Palace grounds. F G Tracy sails to New York to fetch his father for a visit. Reverend Tracy returns bringing old friends. Mrs McCollaum and three daughters accompany her husband to town to shop and plan for Queen School return.

Emmitt Polk Will Lucas Roswell Emma Willie Try Robert John Dickson Palace Kort Stockton Miss F. G. Tracy New York Reverend Tracy

Roswell social gathering ends in tragedy and praise

A Roswell social event attracted many guests, including ladies and Mr Parsons and Frances Ry, on a Saturday evening. After a number of attendees called at the Misses I and the party proceeded to the Nes, where participants reportedly viewed the Swor Show, enjoyed a musical program at home, and the night concluded with several people petrished.

Mas Lorene Powell Roswell Parsons Frances Ryy

H. Marx Shakes Hands In City Visit Before Colorado Trip

H Marx, a Casey Swasey supplier, met many friends including Mrs Rose Smith and Mrs Ahrenbeck in the city. Ahrenbeck plans a month in Colorado Springs with her sister, while Mrs Smith expects her sister Miss Binford of Texas to join next week.

H. Marx Casey-Swasey Wet Goods

Camping party returns from Black River trip with good fishing report

Messrs Daughtery and two daughters Markman and Corley returned Saturday evening from a pleasant camping trip to Black River reporting abundant fish and a fine time. Mrs H Jones sent a card from Newton saying all were better and continuing visits. Several neighbors and families arrived from the ranch. light showers improved roads and the Fourth festivities were praised.

Black River Messrs Daughtery Markman Corley H. Jones Russell and Farrell Mack Mr. Taylor

Local notes on travel and family news gaps

Mr and Mrs Marvin Livingston plan to leave for California tomorrow for the benefit of Mr Livingston eyes advised by his physician. Mr and Mrs Harry Christian received a message that their son Mons has posed the artillery examination at Waco Texas and expects to return home soon. Monroe's friends here anticipate a future visit as Luther Thomas from the Thomas Keller ranch completed a 26 foot dam and expects rain to fill the tank. Mr Thomas and Willard Baten reported Panama tanks filled with five A of water.

Mrs Marvin Livingston California Mr. Livingston Harry Christian Mons Waco Texas Monroe Luther Thomas Thomas-Keller Ranch Turday Mr. Thomas Panama Willard Baten

Joe Livingston Leaves for Pacific Coast

Joe Livingston departs tomorrow for the Pacific coast to escape heat and dust. He has long served as cashier at the National Bank of Carlsbad and is highly regarded by friends who anticipate a restful cure for his eye troubles and a pleasant time ahead.

Joe Livingston Pacific Coant Joe Mer Livingston National Bank of Carlsbad Fiay Lan Tyes

Local Civilian Dental Officer Returns as First Lieutenant

Dr. H. M. Atkinson, brother of Mrs. J. Frank Joyce, is enlisted as a dental surgeon and commissioned as first lieutenant. He lives in Missouri and has not visited Pecos Valley recently, though brethren Joyce and Mrs. Joyce praised his patriotism. The piece also recalls a festive July Fourth scene in Hope and a lost item notice in Carlsbad seeking a bridled horse’s finder to return ownership.

H. M. Atkinson Mra J. Frank Joyce HM Atkinson Missouri Pecos Valley Beir Sew Mra. Joyce

Fuller Reports Sea Graves Emergence Along Santa Fe Line

Mr KR 1 Fuller returned from Sea graves forty five miles east of Lovington at the terminal of the new Santa Fe branch from Plain view. He says the town in its age earth is in the heat of growth and destined to become a major western town.

Fuller Seagraves Lovington Santa Fe Plainview

Black Jack Pershing Returns to Old Homestead in Company

Black Jack Pershing, whose people hailed from Alsace, began a journey to his former homestead escorted by a group of friends as reported by the New York Mail.

Black Jack Pershing Alsace New York Mail

Lost Traveling Bag Report Between Carlsbad and Artesia

A ticking bag containing clothing and personal items was lost while traveling by auto on Friday from Carlsbad or a point south to Artesia. The finder can return it by express CO D and is offered a $5.00 reward to Jay KE Adama Grand Luke Colo.

Carlsbad Artesia Express CO. D

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Logal News Horne Caliia Yuay A.bimpson Im Taylor Sarah K. Ellis Lovington, Io C. C. Cass Garete Falke Baily Dillahunty Bae River Country Lenora Kearney M. B. Kearney N. Lee Kansas City W. C. Sellers U.S. Hamilton Fred Murphy Earnest Barkley Plainamen The Panama Tanks Willard Bates EB. L. Tingin Carl Gordon Mr. Tingin C.D. Rickman Chapel Hill Tennessee Truman Lester Malaya Edgar Williams Hubert Ryan Pacific Coast Mia Will Fenton Edgar Richards J. G. Osburn Bilis New Lew County Wo HL Hill Frances Rherta Ruth Parsons Powell Nettie Smith Hill Queer Mr. Queen Chay, Hines Yesteray Huling Ussery Express Mr. Ussery Just Milwaukee Milady Chocolates Sweet Shop Ray V. Davis Star Pharmacy Rexall Mr. Fry Riley Dean Collin Crreus Thayen Ranch Collin Tuckler Carl Livingston Miss Simpson Bob Dow Thayer Place Livingston Place Carl A. N. Seaton Veda Mae Milton Mr. S Wilks Glasscock Metrolitan Melasscock the Dark Star Possession Bindle R. E. Dick Hone Kidlie Logan Hoperene Jones Jay KE Adama Grand Luke Colo the Public Utilities
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