Local notes from Monument and area residents
Singleton from Monument visited the Palace and Hardin from the plains is in town. Wheeler will replace Moritz at the moving picture show if Moritz joins the navy. Bene family left for Arno after visiting relatives along the line. Edwin Stephenson cut and baled 148 eighty pound bales of alfalfa and has fifty acres remaining. Mr and Mrs Marvin Livingston named their baby Jolie Laurette Katherine with Jolie as first name and Lora as middle. Mrs Ben Stetson returns to work at the L Halley store after a Black River vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wheeler
Art Moritz
Moritz
Navy
G. R. Bene
Arno
Edwin Stephenson
Marvin Livingston
Jolie
Laurette
Katherine
Lora
Ben Stetson
Black River
RR. L. Halley
Stock for sale and town notices from Carlsbad
Classified items announce stock for sale including two colts a cow and calf and farm equipment. Local residents Stetson McCollaum Grace Geer PD Jackson Poore and Mrs Poore are mentioned with travel and institute notes including visitors from Artesia and northern Valley patients at Anderson sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Sewing Machine
Mra. C. C. Hotchkins
Walter Craft
Grace
May Geer
Anderson Sanitarium
Mrs. V. B. McCollum Leaves for Roswell with Son
Mrs. V. B. McCollum departed last night for Roswell accompanied by her son Blythe who will undergo a minor surgical operation before entering the United States Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. V. ©. McCollum
Roswell
Blythe
United States
Magby Family Heads to Ranch After Rain Report
W. A. Magby and his young daughter departed this week for their ranch in the fountains area after word arrived of a good rain at the location. The remaining family members will join them later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Magby
Carlsbad Weather Forecast July 19
Government forecast for Carlsbad calls for generally fair conditions with thunderstorms possible east portion this afternoon or tonight. Temperature expected to remain steady with little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
War casualty roll and visitors report from July
Washington July 19. Marine corps casualties total 27 with Edward Forbes of Windsor among the wounded. Army losses reach 75, Ernest L. Harrison of Mackrer noted. From yesterday, Palace hotel registration includes Kk Hed in action. Mrs Etta Swain and the Galtons of Otis visit, and Mrs J F Bush travels with Anna to Temple and Galveston. Mrs Willoughby Hegler stays with the Leck family in Cartabad while considering a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kk Hed
Edward Forbes
Windsor
Colorado
Buteher Arrives From Ranch for Brief Town Stay
N. B. Buteher arrived late from the ranch and will stay in town a few days. He plans to return this morning. He notes recent showers at the ranch and says conditions are improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Buteher
Mr. Buteher
Missionary Society Meets at Snow Home
The Mission study class held yesterday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Snow's home. Ten ladies attended as the Christian church Ladies Aid expanded with a foreign department. The session used questions and answers on missionary work and included a lawn lunch. Some gentlemen joined the evening collation, and all left feeling the afternoon was profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Snow
The
Christian Church
Lakewood News Roundup of Local Moves and Visits
Lakewood residents report cattle shipments from Mossman to South Dakota and from Valley to Ute Park New Mexico. Residents return from travels to Denver Artesia Midland Hot Springs and Texas with health notes and family updates. Local shoppers and workers, including Kemp Lumber and Peoples Mercantile, are cited along with a missing daily Current mail issue and a fishing trip at Rocky Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. C. Mossman
South Dakota
Chas, Wateon
Valoon
Ute Parke
New Mexico
J. F. McClure
Denver
Colorado
Bridges
Kemp Lumber Co
Roswell
Hen
Midland
Texas
W. W. Shryder
The
Peoples Mercantile Co
Carlsbad
Mo Whitworth
Hot Springs
Mr. Whitworth
J. N. Foster
The Meaning of America Continued Readings Schedule
For week beginning Tuesday July 24 1918 the program lists speakers Mr J Olliver on Tuesday night Mr W A Craig on Wednesday night Judge D G Grantham on Thursday night Mr W S Minter on Friday night Professor W A Poore on Saturday night July 27 with events at Pour Mesute Men Phoaham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. & Ollvyer
W. A. Craig
D. G. Grantham
W. S. Minter
W. A. Poore
Married at Christian parsonage on Thursday night
Minx Ena Wood and Wilken Prowell wed at the Christian parsonage with Rev D F Ledlards officiating. Witnesses were M K Smith M F Baird and Laura McMillan. The couple now resides in a Tishman cottage and begins housekeeping as friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minx Ena Wood
Wilken Prowell
D. F. Ledlards
Measers
M. K. Smith
M. PF. Baird
Laura McMillan
Prowell
Tishman
Also Mentioned on This Page
BK. Singleton
Hh. Hardin
Few Stetson
Creas Burr
Arthur Mayes
Mr. Stetson
George McCollaum
Guadaglupes
Jackson
Artesia
Silver City
Poore
Professor Poore
W. F. Milvain
Gen. Pershing
France
General Pershing
Win
Wheeter
Ernest L. Harrison
Mack Rer
Palace Hotel
Etta Swain
Amon
Georgiana
Margaret Galton
Otis
Howard Galton
J. F. Bush
Anna
Temple
Galveston
Willoughby Hegler
Frijole
Texan
Hegler
Wm. Leck
Cartabad
Lakewood
Tom Runyan
Lower Penasco
Lower Penaseo
Charlie Cook
E. C. Cook
EL Pane
Ted
Dwight Lee
Camp Kearney
California
Mia
KB Owens
Misa Ella Fanning
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Pour Mesute
Phoaham
Ray V. Davis
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