Local residents noted in town and surrounding areas
C W Beeman of Malaga is in town today. John O McKeen left for Malaga after a Sunday visit. John Reed and family depart their southeast home today. Misa Grace Jones becomes cashier at Paddy Drug Company last Saturday. W Woerner, after county work, heads home to Knowles this morning. The Intrigue screens tonight and crocheted pane by Mrs McGinnis is shown. Mrs Le Mar of Artesia, after medical treatment here, returns home Saturday night.
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Misa Grace Jones
Paddy Drug Company
Willis Moore Returns Home from Rustication
Willis Moore who has been rusti eating at the home of A Geer south of town is again at home with his beloved grandmother Mrs M B Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Moore
A. ©. Geer
Mra. M. B. Wilson
Mrs Floyd Hart Leaves for Oklahoma City and Des Moines
Mrs. Floyd Hart and granddaughter Geraldine depart for Oklahoma City Oklahoma and Des Moines Iowa. They expect a stay of about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hart
Geraldine
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Des Moines
Iowa
Dent of El Paso in town on Reclamation Service business
P. W. Dent of El Paso is spending a few days in town on Reclamation Service business. Dent’s headquarters are in El Paso and he is serving as counsel for this division of the bureau.
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P. W. Dent
el Paso
Mr. Dent
Ubr
Perry O Connor Leaves for Tucson on Time
Perry O Connor Sr. departs for Tucson Arizona expecting a stay of uncertain length. His young son Perry remains in the care of Mr and Mrs Fred W Dearborne.
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Perry O'Connor, Sr
Tucson
Arizona
Perry
Mra
Fred W. Dearborne
Barber-Penn Ranch Sees Two Fine Rains Boost Grass
W. J. Barber reports two recent rains on the Barber-Penn ranch that filled water holes and promise good grass growth.
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W. J. Barber
Barber-Penn
Malaga Residents Visit Gerlach Household Day Trip
J L Williams and wife and Miss Williamson together with W F Gerlach and his wife and baby all of Malaga were guests at the Gerlach residence on Sunday spending the day and returning to their Malaga homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Williams
Williamson
W. F. Gerlach
Malaga
Gerlach
Family trip from Artesia to Carlsbad on fair roads
William Waltersoheld and his wife with two children visited Carlsbad from Artesia on Sunday. They reported roads were fairly good after recent rains in the upper valley.
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William Waltersoheld
Carlsbad
Artesia
Mullane family heads to ranch as others stay for week
Wm. H. Mullane departs for his mountain ranch driving cows to pasture. Mrs. Mullane and Mary Elizabeth remain in town for another week. A zoo will follow. West of town, care of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harris.
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Wm. H. Mullane
Edwin Stephenson Returns From Northern Trip
Edwin Stephenson arrived by the afternoon train Saturday after a monthlong tour of northern states. He left his son Clyde at Battle Creek Sanitarium for a bone disease treatment, with doctors warning recovery will be slow. Edwin visited the old home in Hilnels and stayed with his brother’s family before resuming farm duties.
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Edwin Stephenson
Clyde
Battle Creek
Edwin Stevenson
Hilnels
Htaying
Newcomers Arrive in Carlsbad From Blaine Mississippi
W. C. Burns and wife relocate to Main Street house formerly of Mr and Mrs Roach. Burns takes the Joyce Pruit grocery dept clerk post. Roach offers government service and will soon move to the shipyards. Carlsbad residents extend a cordial welcome to strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Burns
Blaine
Mississippi
Mr. Burne
Joyce-Pruit Company
Main Street
Mra. Roach
Roach
Local Visitors and Businesses Reported in Roswell Area
Jim Wood and family from Loving arrive in Roswell today while J R Yates and RR M Adams visit on business and plan to depart Saturday night. B V Culp and family of Monument are in town transacting business and visiting. C G Salter travels from Roswell to oversee wool shipping from the ranch nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wood
J. R. Yates
RR. M. Adams
Roswell
B. V. Culp
Monument
Homer King and Family Outing on Black River
Homer King and family and Fred Zimmerman and family enjoyed a Sunday outing on the Black River describing their time as fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer King
Fred Zimmerman
Black River
Hamilton Driver S Print Freight To Lovington
Hamilton, a builder, left in his car with a load of freight this morning bound for Lovington where he has multiple building contracts underway.
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Hamilton
Lovington
Mrs Lindsay Visits Town with Family Near Otte
Mrs Lindsay of near Otte travels to town with her sister Mine Baumgardner and Mina Teresa Jennings. She expects to return to Kansas in the near future.
Taylor Arrives in Town From Ranch Forty Miles Out
HH. Taylor stays in town for days after traveling from his son’s ranch forty miles away. His son visited the ranch while the father remained in town at the old Farrell Russell place near the point.
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HH. Taylor
Farrell-Russell
Lewis Family Visits Carlabad Grave of Lost Son
Mr and Mrs Lewis and their young son traveled from the 9K ranch to Carlabad on Saturday to visit the grave of their recently deceased boy buried at City Cemetery.
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Lewis
Little Son
Carlabad
City Cemetery
Local visitors join Mrs Reed for weekend
Mesara McCaw and William Garrett Reed, grandson of Maggie Reed, staying in the upper valley, came down and spent Saturday with Mrs Reed and left Saturday night with the rest of the group.
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Mesara, McCaw
William Garrett Reed
Maggie Reed
Upper Valey
Soliday Family Rent Cottage on South Halagueno Street
Ray Soliday and family have rented the Homer King cottage on South Halagueno Street and will move there as soon as matters can be arranged. They are currently staying with Mrs. Soliday's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stephenson, west of town.
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Ray Soliday
Homer King
South Halagueno Street
Mrs Boddy Travels With Husband to Camp Mabry
Mrs Ray Boddy accompanied her husband as far as Artesia Saturday night. He is with the mechanical enlistment that left for Camp Mabry Texas. Mrs Roddy will live with Mr and Mrs Br Roddy Ray’s parents during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Boddy
Artesia
Mr. Boddy
Camp Mabry
Texas
Roddy
Br. Roddy
Ray
Mrs Boyd Kindel and Miss Barbara Jones Arrive Tonight
Mrs Boyd Kindel and Miss Barbara Jones are expected tonight from Globe Arizona. Mrs Kindel will visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs T J Kindel west of town. Miss Barbara will spend the summer at her sister Mrs Marvin Livingston's home in La Huerta.
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Boyd Kindel
Barbara Jones
Globe
Arizona
Mra. T. J. Kindel
Barbara
Marvin Livingston
la Huerta
Mrs Little and family return from Texas trip
Mrs F. E. Little and children came home Saturday night after four weeks away in Texas. They visited Rockwall, Jacksboro, Mineral Wells and other towns, enjoying the trip but glad to be back in the Pecos Valley. Mrs Little's mother improved but remained bedridden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. F. E
Little
Points
Texas
Pecos Valley
Mra .Ittle
Little Littles
Rockwall
Jacksboro
Mineral Wells
Mrs. Little
Althowgh
Tay War Savings Stampa Education Initiative
Rev. F. W Pratt tutors three children in a ten week course, reviewing school work and offering help in weak areas to build a strong educational foundation and greater efficiency.
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F. W Pratt
Family trio visits kin in Monument amid rain reports
Nenean Middleton arrived Sunday from Monument with his mother Mrs M C Middleton and sister Miss Bessie who had been visiting. Also 문의 Mae Middleton joined from Monument. They report rains in Monument country.
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Nenean Middleton
Monument
Mra
M. C. Middleton
Bessie
Mae Middleton
Navy Eligibility Opens to 1918 Draft Class
The Provost Marshal General Crowder rules that men of the 1918 draft class may enlist in the navy and marine corps. The ruling, issued today, broadens service options for registrants in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Marine Corps
Crowder
Washington June 10 casualty list notes TA women
Washington reports the casualty list issued today includesTA women as part of the official tally.
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Associated Press
Washington
Monroe Wright Visit From Globe
Monroe Wright and his wife from Globe are in town on business and plan to return to Globe this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Wright
G Lobe
Globe
Moore Family Returns Home After Roswell Visit
Mr and Mrs W B Moore left Sunday for their home in Roswell after a ten day visit at the home of Mr and Mrs J F Joyce. They are Howard Moore's parents and Mrs Moore is Joyce's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Roswell
J. F. Joyce
Howard Moore
Hank
Joyce
Carlsbad Sends Off Husky Local Men to Camp Mabry
A large crowd gathered at the station Saturday night to bid farewell to local men headed for Camp Mabry. Cheers rose as the train departed, with townsfolk expressing pride in the young men and wishing them well.
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Camp Mabry
Car
Carlsbad
Residence on North Canyon sold to J EB Wallace
The seven room dwelling owned by Mrs. Clarence Bell and occupied by T EB Williams and wife sold for 2260 dollars. J EB Wallace is the purchaser and will move in once a suitable home is found. Planned remodel includes two rear sleeping porches and other additions to enhance Carlabad the Heautiful.
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Clarence Bell
T. EB. Williams
J. EB. Wallace
Canyon Street
Wallace
Williame
Baptist Sermons Draw Crowd With Gambling Theme
A crowded Baptist church heard Rev. R. T. Deel preach on Gambling. The pastor spoke plainly and urged attendance tonight for The Social Jace and tomorrow for The Wrath of God as meetings grow in interest.
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Baptist Church
R. T. Deel
Jace
God
Red Cross Tea Event at Alameda Street Home
A Red Cross tea is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon from 3 until k at the home of Ra DF Sellards on Alameda Street. Organized under the W C T U L, the program features a literary and musical program with refreshments. Everyone is invited to attend and support the effort.
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Red Cross
Ra DF Sellards
Alameda Street
Drafted men to report June 24 in Calssbad
There is a misunderstanding among drafted men about the report date. The notices set the appearance time for June 24, two weeks from today, at Calssbad.
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Calsbad
Mixe Grace Stephenson Heads to Oklahoma City Visit
Grace Stephenson departed Saturday night to visit relatives in Oklahoma City, returning to her former home area.
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Mixe Grace Stephenson
Oklahoma City
Allen home in Carlsbad after Muskogee visit
Mra Yo Ht Allen returns to Carlsbad after a month long visit to Muskogee Oklahoma. She stayed with relatives and reported a pleasant trip with several local outings.
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Allen
Carlsbad
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Don’t be a sponsor Re a Saver Buy War Savings Stamps
Public service note urging readers to support the war effort by purchasing War Savings Stamps. Emphasizes individual responsibility and patriotism during the mobilization period.
For Sale: Various Legal Blanks and Ford Car Item
A misc. listing notes available legal blanks of all kinds at the current office. Also advertised is a good second hand Ford car for sale. Contact KE I TINNEN Sit for details.
Red Cross Declines Funds for Research Work
The Red Cross war council in Washington announces no funds will be used for medical research hereafter and any past expenditures will be refunded. The decision reflects objections from many Red Cross members to vivisection and research rather than a ruling on the value of experiments.
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Red Cross
Red Cross War Council
Washington
Red Crows
War Council
Red Order
Daily Thought on Speech and Spirit
A terse reflection notes that a man’s true value lies beyond words as inner life and conduct speak louder than spoken prayer. It contrasts observable speech with deeper intent, invoking George Mere dich as a quizzical attributions.
Finger Prints Prove Useful in Crime Detection
The printed record aids police in identifying criminals and even honest people. It notes China, Paris, and the United States recognizing fingerprints as a reliable method across ages and cases.
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China
Ard
Paris
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C. W. Beeman
John O. McKeen
Town
John Reed
W. ©. Woerner
Knowles
C. G. Salter
Tay War Savings Stampa
Navy
Bayy
Postoffice
Martin
France
Willam Martin
Edward M. House
Poineste
Peanece
Wilton
Colonel House
George Meredich
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