Local notes from Carlsbad and nearby trips
Dillyhunty visits from the mountains. Jock Reed heads to Malaga for business on a new bound train. Captain Lenau recovers enough to walk. Jack Malbert’s Canal street house under carpenters. Ed Burleson returns from his ranch for a breather. E Lang buys a Pecos Santa Fe ticket, plans a quick return home. Mrs J W Gamel travels to John Bari ranch for a month with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Reed
Malaga
E. Lang
The
Santa Fe
Pecos
J. W. Gamel
John Bari Ranch
Mrs Leatherman's Recovery Cited. Various Traveling Visitors Mentioned
The city notes Mrs R Q Leatherman is recovering from illness with Mirae Leatherman and her young child with Mrs Russell Durrill at Van Horn Texas. Mrs Boyd Kindel, guest of Mrs Marvin Livingston, arrived and remains visiting while planning to stay through summer. Kin del returns to Carlsbad and then Globe Arizona in fall. Glore of Memphis visits en route to California as Mississippi Valley signals broad national decision today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Q Leatherman
Mirae Leatherman
Russell Durs Rill
Leatherman
van Horn
Texas
Boyd Kindel
Marvin Livingston
Kindel
Carlsbad
Globe
Arizona
Glore
Memphis
Tennessee
California
Mississippi Valley
John Gaither Returns Home From Restful Visit
John Gaither left for his Monument home after a several day stay to rest and refresh and to learn about the important current events of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gaither
Monument
Boy Gored by Cow Recovers After Harsh Encounter
F. E. Little, son of Mr and Mrs Gene Little, was pinned by a cow Saturday evening and left unconscious for over thirty minutes. He soon recovered with minor scars remaining as the only lasting signs of the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Little
Mra
Gene Little
Local News Briefs From the Pecon Valley
Edith Lee, daughter of Frank Moore, ill but improving this morning. Janis Deering traveled from the southeast county on an extended auto trip to Arizona and back, pleased with the outlook in our sister state. C. A. Harris, Kansas City salesman, passed through on his way to southwest Texas, first visit to the Pecon valley, impressed with the city. Miss May Geer and Miss Mac remain on the sick list with measles a relapse, suffering severely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Lee
Frank Moore
Janis Deering
Arizona
Sinter
C. A. Harris
Kansas City
Texas
Pecon Valley
Miss May Geer
Miss Mac
Holly Henson
Evry
Professor Kirk Heads to Minnesota. Eddy County Seeks School Chief
Professor Kirk of Lakewood and his family depart for Minnesota for summer duties and return later to become Superintendent of public schools in Eddy County. Local officials express regret at his departure and support his advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profesor Kirk
Lakewood
Minois
Ft. Sumner
New Mexico
Kirk
Eddy County
Con Pratu
Moving progress in the county as Ernest Delk reports
Ernest Delk, speaking from his parents home on Rocky Arroyo, says progress is steady and traffic on the line is moving along, but a county wide train service would be very welcome at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Delk
Rocky Arroyo
Family of Gene Little to Move to Ranch for Summer
The Little family remains in the city awaiting shipment of household effects as their country house on the ranch will receive new paper work paint and other improvements before they settle there for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Little
Court House Park
My EB. Benson
Reliable Uncle Sam Pigford Returns to City
After a three month absence Uncle Sam Pigford arrives in the city coming from the Livingston ranch thirty miles southeast where he managed the culinary department of the caravansary for the past period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Pigford
Livingston Ranch
Court house lawn hosts camp and drill by Company B
The courthouse lawn shows a warlike scene as Company B erects shelter tents and drills nearby. Each man carries half a tent and can fit two in one tent while the men practice setting up and striking the ablers.
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Court House
Co. B
Co. By
Neighborhood News and Town Council Actions
The community reports a sheep shearing near Barnes Place with good wool and a fair year for Rackley. Mrs. Mitchell and her son from Abilene arrived, staying with the Merchant family in La Huerta. The town council met, passing an ordinance to regulate liquor sales to National Guard members and U S Army or Navy personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JD. Rackley
Barnes
Mr. Rackley
National Guard
State of
New Mexico
Army
Navy
United States of America
Tom Stokex Heads to Mo 1 Ranch to Drill New Well
Tom Stokex traveled to the Mo 1 ranch this morning to drill a well for the large enterprising outfit known in regional oil and land ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stokex
Mo 1
Beeman Visits City as Local Friends Welcome Him
Beeman from Malaya spent yesterday afternoon in the city to pass time and greet friends. Mrs arswn aunt of J D Stevens is visiting the family of M F Baird with her nephew and will return home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeman
Malaya
Arswn
J.D. Stevens
City
M. F. Baird
Misnes Cooke Hosts Bridge Night at North Halagueno Home
Misnes Cooke entertained two tables of bridge players at their North Halagueno street home last night. The evening was pleasant and at the close of the games refreshments were served.
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Misnes Cooke
North Halagueno Street
Palmer Assigned to Roswell Transfer in Store Change
R Lt Palmer returned to Roswell Saturday night and was transferred temporarily by the Joyce-ruit Co. He was relieved in the Joyce-Pruit store here by Lee Turner who married last week to Miss Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lt. Palmer
Roswell
Joyce-ruit Co
Joyce- Pruit
Lee Turner
Miss Nash
Privates Rankin and Wilcox Visit Lakewood Relatives
Privates Lloyd Rankin and Rube Wilcox of Company B spent Sunday with relatives in Lakewood and returned to their command in this city yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rankin
Rube Wilcox
Co. B
Lakewood
Registration Day in Carlsbad Placed in National Colors
Carlsbad observes registration day with two Company B drills at 10 AM and 3 PM. National colors decorate the courthouse area where many young registrants receive a copy of the president’s war message and handshakes. Local ladies supervise chaperoned groups as officers and townsfolk praise the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Tuntil
Mises Jim Penny
Thelma Henson
Lela Christian
Sikes
Grace Jones
Strude Wilkinson
Mary Alvery
Hujac
Las Len
Helen Wright
Nellie Linn
Helen Mellvain
Mary Mize
From
Ervin
Mary Lee Newton
Marguerite Roberts
Mildred
Lige Merchant
Dorothy McIntosh
Helen Walla Jordle
Annte
Lowry
Linni
Misa
Cooke
Offici
Travel party from Loving to Black River this afternoon
Mr and Mrs HC Huston lead a Loving party with Mr and Mrs M Thorne and children Mr Eldredge wife and children Mr and Mrs N Jones and children and Miss Rowa Steiner to Black River this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thorne
Mr. Eldredge
N. Jones
Misa Rowa Stiener
Black River
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
The Stevens Baird family extend grateful thanks for every kind deed word sympathy flower and hand during illness death and burial. Visitors at the Methodist parsonage include Rev A G Bell and his parents Mr and Mrs Bell whose home is in Lockney Texas. Brother AL Hell a minister who stayed here left for Silverton Texas last night but others remained for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Parsonaire
Bell
Mra
Lockney
Texas
AL Hell
Silverton
Texan
Family detained as child ill. Oregon trip delayed
A family staying at States hotel is detained due to the illness of their little boy Jack. They had planned to leave for Oregon Monday night but remain for several days while awaiting the outcome of his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipers
Inorna
Little One
Ttates
Oregon
Little Jack
Battery A recruitment drive in Roswell and Artesia
Major Rujac and Sergeant Arthur O’Quinn conducted a recruitment sweep in Roswell yesterday and worked up and down the valley. the pair were in Artesia last night to continue the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EP. Rujac
Sargeant
Arthur O'Quinn
Roswell
Artesia
Willis couple plans permanent move to our city
LB Willis and wife arrived last night and intend to become permanent residents. Willis recently began duties as salesman in Joyce-Pruit Co dry goods department. He hails from Bisbee Arizona and earlier worked for Joyce-Pruit Co Roswell four years. The pair stay at the Bate and will lease rooms for housekeeping soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LB. Willis
Willis
Joyce-Pruit Co
Bisbee
Arizona
Joycn-Pruit Co
Roswell
Min Nellie Gray and Daughter Visit City
Min Nellie Gray and her daughter Virginia arrived from the ranch near Row Tant last night. They were accompanied by Min Tullious and her father Woody Tullious and will likely stay several days in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gray
Virginia
Gray
Mins Tullious
Woody Tullious
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillyhunty
Lenau
Jack Malbert
Canal Street
Burleson
Christian & Co. Insurance
the Public Utilities CO
Ray’s Photo Studio
Huneh
Thieaty
Buneh
Weatherford
Stanten
Bunch
Dana Ferguson
Neely
Tral Telephone Board
Besti
Rupert
Marion
Angeles
Raste
Mrs. HC. Huston
Loving
Kodak
To. Star Pharmacy
Rexall
F. Baird and Family
Toe Clark
Jewel Oi
Steve
Oll
Will Purdy
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