Local Visitors and Moves Across Lea County
Joe Cunningham and family from Lovington visited town on Saturday. Major Bujac was relieved from recruiting duties last Friday and assigned to active duty. J A Leemster of Artesia visited between trains Saturday night on business. Mr and Mrs McGregor of Dawson Springs Kentucky were in town over Sunday and left for Pecos this morning. Mrs Albert Young, long a Cottage Sanitorium resident, will leave tonight for Denver to spend the winter. Bob Toffelmire visited today from Lovington to see his family. Mr Tosel binie has been in the plains city since last November, returning home every fortnight and notes booming prospects in Lea County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bujac
J. A. Leemster
Artesia
Mrs. McGregor
Dawson Springs
Kentucky
Pecos
Albert Young
Denver
Colorado
Bob Toffelmire
Lovington
Mr. Toselbinie
Plains City
Lea
Asking Neighbor Mrs Everett Visits Cottage Hospital
Mrs M M Everett mother of J D Everett visits Cottage Hospital for treatment. She lives at Obion Tennessee. News notes that he is improved and will live with his mother in one of the Dishman cottages. Mr and Mrs J B Foreham and Master Elliott Reed arrive from Black River. Forehands plan a Hurly trip if rain comes and hope to visit Mrs Claude Dannelley and Mrs Paul Ramun there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Foreham
Elliott Reed
Black River
Hurly
Claude Dannelley
Paul Ramun
Wallace Smith Visits Town From Delaware Ranch
Wallace Smith arrived today from his Delaware ranch alone as Mrs. Smith stayed behind to avoid measles exposure. The couple plans to move to their new property the old Paul Gray place southeast of Carlabad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Smith
Delaware
Mr. Smith
Community notes reflect church aid and local visits
The column reports fundraising for the cemetery association thriving as residents donate. Mae Geer returns home after mastoid surgery. Hotchkiss travels south for work while Zimmerman misses Sunday school. Beach fills in. The Methodist flag arrives. Paul Ares and wife visit from a ranch. Lillian Bearup and Ella May Prunyan visit the Areses at their ranch. Red Cross wall to be auctioned at the Armory. Bill and Mrs. Jones assist. C A Bigelow plans move after finding a house. Springs hotel cuts meals to short orders. The Snyder farm tenants plan summer relocation. Henry De Rose family from Oklahoma visits. Elmore and Leonard Jones depart for Oklahoma City seeking family plans success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ares
Lillian Bearup
Ella May Prunyan
Ranch sale: Dolph Lusk buys Windsor ranch with cattle
Dolph Lusk has purchased Ralph Windsor's ranch including about 200 head of cattle. Windsor plans to move to Quemado, New Mexico, soon, and has already changed the leadership to that point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Lusk
Ralph Windsor
Stock bus iness advertised for ranch buyers in Carlsbad
A garbled ad offers stock and ranch purchases by Par due and Ryan. It invites buyers to seek help for ranch deals and mentions Mrs. J. E. Rose and two children of LeMars, Colorado visiting Carlsbad. Rose reunites with her brother Claude Wright after ten years during a first trip to Carlsbad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardue
Ryan
J. E. Rose
le Mar
Colorado
Mia
Rose
Claude Wright
Indy
Carlsbad
Wrights depart for Knowles edge of sands crossing
Claude Wright leaves this morning in a car for the edge of the sands between here and Knowles with his sister Mrs. Rose and two children. They will cross the sands by mail auto after transferring to the Milwaukee line, a rather strenuous trip though the distance is not great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wright
Sands
Here
Knowles
Mr. Wright
Mrs. Rose
Mil Waion
Carlsbad Loan Association Forms Incorporation
Carlsbad Building and Loan Association filed articles with the state corporation commission. Principal office will be in Carlsbad with George C. Roberts as statutory agent. Capitalization set at 6000000 dollars in 200 shares each. incorporators include Walter Craft Poore G M Cooke A A Burienu Roberts M Thorne H Braden and Will Purdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad Building and Loan Association
State Corporation Commission
Alsenation
Carlsbad
George C. Roberts
Walter Craft
Poore
G. M. Cooke
A. A. Burienu
Roberts
M. Thorne
H. Braden
Will Purdy
Santa Fe
Postcard notes from Rochester and Texas trip
A card from John Woemer dated the 17th in Rochester Minnesota reports cool weather and possible snow with all in coats and cloaks. Ed felt unwell. Mrs. Morgan Livingston plans a long Texas trip starting with San Antonio then Houston and Galveston, with further Colorado stops before Carlsbad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woemer
Rochester
Minn
Morgan Livingston
Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Mrs Peatherman Recovered Returns Home To Ranch
Mrs R Q Peatherman has recovered from a serious illness and returned to her home on the ranch, where friends will be glad to learn of her improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Q. Peatherman
We had a very nice trip to San Francisco
From the Koppen s, Klamath Falls, Ore., June 15, 117. Editor Carlabad Current: We had a very nice trip, stopping in San Francisco two days, where we took in the sights and saw many Places of interest from the seat of a Rubber Neck Wagon. Klamath Falls is a very pretty place of about 6,000 population. There are many lakes near here and the fishing is said to be excellent, but haven't had a chance to try it yet kind regards to yourself and our many other Carlsbad friends. MRE and MRE. EC, KOF
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Falls
Ore
Carlabad
San Francisco
Carlsbad
MRE
KOF
Lions Kill Burros in Odd Mountain Tale
A fragment from Milwaukee probate reports Augustine Hake of Cranville died January with a will challenge. The will’s validity was disputed by his children who claimed the will must be proven to probate the estate valued at about $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murnad
Milwaukee
Wis
Augustine , Hake
Cranville
Fine Jersey Bull At Club Stable For Cow Services
A Jersey bull will be available at the Club Stable for cows needing superior service. Interested owners may visit to arrange mating and related animal care.
Keep Your Mouth Shut And World War II Talk
A fragment reflects on wartime rhetoric urging restraint in criticizing nations and allies. It argues against pro British framing and urges caution in praising universal military training while noting the Army’s leveling effect on classes and the limits of equality among officers and men.
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Logre News
Joe Cunningham
Ray’s Photo Studio
Sweet Shop
Cemetery Association
Mae Geer
Anderson Sanatorium
Mr. Hotchkiss
Loving
John Zimmerman
Methodim
Beach
Bill Jones
Mrs. Jones
Rocky Arroyo
Morntaixe
Eddy County
C. A. Bigelow
Lakewood
Bigelows
Snyder Farm
Henry de Rose
Oklahoma
Sam Campbell
Fl Paso
Elmore
Leonard Jones
Oklahoma City
A. G. Shelby CO
Carlsbad Loan Association
the Star Pharmacy
Rexall
Honore
Uwe
Merdiel
Aviv
R.E. Dick Druggist
Hone
Rafenser
Preston W. Slonson
Bravery
Colombia University
Arawo Up
Great Britain
Sit
France
Bin
Rome
Clark
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