Local Ranchers and Town Visitors Report in Carlsbad
Richard Smith and family from Mosely ranch. Frank Stetson from 25 miles southwest. Charley Grammer the Guadalupes among the stors in town. Charles Ward moves family to North Canyon street. Livingston, Nettie Smith and Babe McCollum visit Livingston ranch. Will Glasscock from Knowles in town. Albert Johnson from Black River reports range conditions. Roberts Dearborne Hardware adds new sign promising money back. J L Williams of Malaga in town. Mrs Tom Woods assists Lee Middleton from Queen in Carlsbad. Tom Runyan visiting and safeguarding old friends. Will McBride from Lovington arrives with family. Ernest Harrison from Black River via Malaga reports heavy rein tta tion. R E B Thomas and O Tayler from Malaga arrive with Mrs Mule Klax. Elbert Shipp and Jeff Driskell from Knowles on a flying business trip.
Local notices and travels in Carlsbad district
Mrs L E Regnier and children returned from their Lov ing district claim and will stay several days. Dent, reclamation service counsel, to arrive in Carlsbad for days on service matters. L M Gray of Lubbock on prospecting trip to mountains, then Paso visits, then home. Im Simpson in city for rest and to follow current events. Kalwin Stephenson arrives in Taft wear with first branded baby. Edwin Stephenson reports first alfalfa cutting on his valley farm with yield over ten dollars per acre. Mori family planning to travel to Avi sung points. Carlsbad bids them farewell. Claude Wright home improves with two new rooms, paint and paper. Jin Morrill left Tacumcari for Knowles to be with ill father, now improving, allowing departure today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VW. Dent
Reclamation Service
Carlsbad
Concert on courthouse lawn draws warm local crowd
A traveling visitor from Cincinnati and a Texas resident joined locals for a night of music on the courthouse lawn. Marion Exell traveled from Angeles to reconnect with friends before returning to the ranch, while Benson Merchant and Beatrice Melryde visited from El Paso to see family.
Ray's Photo Studio Offers Satisfactory Work Guarantee
Ray's Photo Studio guarantees satisfactory photo work. Tom Blackmore is in the city today on matters of importance. John Gaither and his son with a Posey visited briefly from Pearl, hoping to return this evening. Rnell left for Angeles after a delay yesterday. Col AGH. Muzzy departs tonight for Bristol Connecticut. The Colonel, here three months recovery, is nearly fully recovered. Hen Loung and family in town. the Youngs of Pecos, former Valley Hotel operators, plan a long trip, car loaded with camp gear, possibly heading as far as Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Blackmore
John Gaither
Duck
Posey
Our City
Pearl
Col Agh. Muzzy
Bristol
Connecticut
Hen Loung
George
Sam
Youngs
Pecos
Valley Hotel
Pla
California
Mrs Livingston Returns From Temple After Long Illness
Me and Mrs Carl I Livingston came back from Temple Texas where she had months of medical treatment. She is nearly recovered from serious illness and her smile is bright again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl i Livingston
Thie City
Temple
Texas
Knowles Pioneer Henry Teague Returns With Vast Cargo
Henry Teague, a pioneer of Knowles, arrives in the city with a mammoth cargo of merchandise of varied description valued like a king's ransom. The note calls this proper spirit-buy while foods are cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Teague
Knowles
Doctor W Lackey Returns After Three Month East Trip
Dr W Lackey completed a three month journey to the east and south, spending the final month in Rochester Minnesota to attend Mayo Brothers hospital clinical work. He resumed practice promptly, located near the lower valley within minutes of arriving in Carlabud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lackey
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Carlabud
Newsy City Visit From Knowles Figures and Local Events
G Woomer and Obe Chance arrived at daylight after an all night trip from Knowles. They will stay a day or two on transit business. W G reports twenty six rallied around the flag at Knowles, a strong turnout for the plains. Eddy lodge No 21 Freemasons will confer the M M degree in Thomas McLena tonight. Hemenway bought out H B Johnson Coal business stock and will move his bat works to the coal office soon. No commencement ceremonies at New Mexico State School of Mines this year due to war. About seventy percent of 300 students will enter military service. Fayette A Hones urges quick response for summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Woomer
Obe Chance
Knowles
Tey
W. G
BH. Hemenway
H. B. Johnson
W. G. Brown
Hemenway
New Mexico State School of Mines
Sery Fayette A. Hones
For Sale English Kotterbs Cheap
Auction notice lists English Kotterbs for sale at a very low price as an inquiry points to a hearing investigation and home viewing details appear in fragmented wording.
Boy Receives Medal for Rescuing Imprisoned Robin
Ten year old Michael Ravolete of East Hartford is honored by President Ree William Delos Tore for freeing a robin entangled by a long string from a elm tree. The boy climbed 75 to 80 feet to reach the bird, loosened the string, and released it unharmed. The tale ends with the robin taking flight and the boy receiving a medal for his humane act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfont
William Delos Tore
Michael Ravolete
North Achor
East Hartford
Hattie
Michael
Girl Left Behind Him On Train At Woestlawg Station
Weeping passengers describe a scene aboard a Pik nent train where a woman identified as Mis Nestor is separated from Stewart Walthour of Woodlawn who urged her to stay but departed, leaving the woman wanting to follow. Lieutenant Oltman Wo Freehorn observed the moment and questioned the attendant as confusion rose among soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marton Nealor
Oltman Wo Freehorn
Company K
Nestor
Stewart Walthour
Woodlawn
Wes
Fire at San Jose Saloon and Garage Destroys Property
Last night a blaze at San Jose destroyed Chas Tucker’s saloon and garage with flames so fierce that nothing could be saved. The chemical engine failed to curb the fire and water would have been of little use due to the structure, with the garage also consumed. Insurance stood at about 4000 dollars for the property. In other news, Methodist Ladies plan a calendar fundraising drive for a new church, with Mow WP Mudgett coordinating a penny-a-day pledge and twelve month reps, now totaling around 110 dollars in the sinking fund as they consider Liberty Bonds. A flag ordered for the chunk is expected to arrive soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Chas
Tucker
Mudgett
Eddy Lodge to Hold Masons Degree Night at May Hall
Eddy Lodge No 21 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons plans an eight o clock gathering at May Hall for work in the Master Mason degree by order of W A Crala and W Chas Al May Seey Mes Ralph Thayer and Dolph Shat tuck of Queen are in town today Mrs Thayer shops and Mrs Shattuck visited to view the stration results at Queen Mesdames Hell and Elbert Smith with children in sunbonnet costumes traveled to Avalon this afternoon Nettie Vaughn left town this week for Tae Vewa where she will enter the State Normal School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Lodge No. 21
W. A. Crala
W. Chas
AL May
Ralph Thayer
Dolph Shattuck
Queen
Mra
Thayer
Ma Shattuck
Mesdames Hell
Elbert Smith
Indies
Avalon
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Mosely
Frank Stetson
Charley Grammer
Charles Ward
Butcher
North Canyon Street
Mew
Livingston
Mise Nettie Smith
Babe McCollum
Livingston Ranch
Will Glasscock
Albert Johnson
Black River
J. L. Williams
Malaga
Mrs
Tom Woods
Lee Middleton
Lewis Means
Tom Runyan
Tom
Our
Will McBride
Lovington
Ernest Harrison
Reytnter
Harrison
R. Eb, Thomas and
O. Tayler
Town
My. Taylor
Mule Klax
Harroun Farm
Elbert Shipp
Jeff Driskell
Amin
Dim Mertitl
L. E. Regnier
Loving
L. M. Gray
Lubbock
A.M
Paso
Im Simpson
Raidman
Kalwin Stephenson
Ray Soliday
Edwin Stephenson
Claude Wright
Jin Morrill
Tacumcari
Jim
the Public Utilities CO
Court House Lawn
A. Hodges
Cincinnati
Ohio
el Paso
Arizons
Marion Exell
Angeles
Reg
Inter
Ray
Rnell
Sol mix
Thomas McLena
Eddy Lodge No
Robin
Kodak
Star Pharmacy
Rexell
Mins Nettie Vaughn
Tae Vewas
Aby
Clark
Carlaba
Will Purdy
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