Local Guest Arrivals and Encounters At Nearby Towns
John Lunk the stock man came from his ranch to town and stayed at the Rightway. W C Russell a North Carolinian visited and attended a local dance. Mrs Steve Little sister of Bail ey Green arrived from Macon Georgia. Miss Stephens traveled for the People and left after a demonstration. L E Willis at Joyce Prutt Dry Goods is sick. Mrs Anderworth arrived from Lovington then left for Columbus New Mexico. her daughter in Columbus is ill, keeping the mother here.
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Steve Little
Bailey Green
Lady
Macon
Georgia
L. E. Willis
Joyce-Prutt Dry Goods
Mra
C. A. Anderworth
yWterday
Lovington
Columbus, N. M
Anderworth
Columbus
Ray's Photo Studio Guarantees Satisfactory Work
Buck of Artesia visited the studio yesterday while N B Butcher transacted business from the ranch. Willard Bates family from their ranch home arrived in town with Mr. Byrd and son loading supplies before returning home. Joyce Pruit inventory work continues as Nita Crowder visits from Carlsbad and Mrs Reed on Black River hosts. Mrs Acrey travels to Little Rock for two months, Acey returns. Ray Davis reports arrival in Albuquerque to take photos. A W A er’s son recovering from appendectomy. Barber family returns from their ranch. Kuykendall and Edna Cox from Rocky farm Arroyo. Mrs Cox recovering from measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Crowder
Carlsbad
John Reed
Black River
B. L. Acrey
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mr. Acey
Kuykendall
Mra
Edna Cox
Rocky
Local News Roundup From Eunice and Nearby
Fred Nymeyer visited from his ranch near Eunice yesterday with Wayne Cowden and plans to ride back to the ranch. Marcus Luke Jr. goes to Artesia today with possible relocation there. Mrs Luke stays behind awaiting Mr Luke's business results. Miss Breeding and Miss Adkins returned from a Sunday visit to Roswell. Murray Johnson, an old Carlsbad resident now with the U S mail, was in the city last night from El Paso. A ladies committee plans to finish fifteen comfort packets for soldiers at their meeting tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nymeyer
Eunice Yester
Wayne Cowden
Mr. Meyer
Will
Marcus Luke, Jr
Artesia
Luke
Mr. Luke
Murray Johnson
el Paso
Mr Johnson
Carlsbad
United States Mail Service
Local merchants close early for Red Cross meeting
Most business natives closed yesterday from 4:30 to 5:30 to let clerks and proprietors attend the Red Cross meeting at the Armory. The move signals strong local interest in the relief effort and its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Armory
Mitchell to arrive from Globe over tragic loss of child
A. S. Mitchell is due tonight from Globe Arizona. A letter from G. F. Isaace Lovington says Mitchell's twelve year old daughter was accidentally killed on the 7th and buried at Lovington. Many reports conflict while The Current cannot determine the full truth. The community extends sympathy to Mitchell and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Mitchell
Globe
Arizona
Mr. Mitchell
C. Lewis
Mer. Allison
G. F. Isaace
Lovington
Jersey Bull Offered at Club Stable for Service
A fine Jersey bull will be found at the Club Stable available to cows needing a good animal for service.
Dance at Artesia Promised for Tomorrow Night
A dance is announced for Artesia tomorrow night inviting young people and all dancers to attend and conduct themselves accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Austrian Cabinet Resigns, Vienna Dispatch Reports
June dispatch from Vienna says the Austrian cabinet has resigned after new developments. The report notes political shifts affecting government leadership and potential interim measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proas
Switzerland
Vienna
Standard Oil Ship Sunk by Submarine Sinks Four Crew
An oil tanker named the John D Archibald belonging to Standard Oil Company was sunk by a submarine in European waters last Saturday. The armed vessel carried an American crew trained on a U S warship. Four members of the ship's crew were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sociated Press
New York
Amer
John D. Archibald
Standard Oil Company
Sips
Crops in Germany wither under hot heat waves
Reports from Copenhagen say Germany faces unprecedented heat with crops burning up and Berlin experiencing the hottest Sunday in seventy years. J D Everett has recovered enough to appear on streets, drawing friends in Carlsbad hopeful for further health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Copenhagen
Berlin
J.D. Everett
Carlsbad
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John Wallis
The
Miss Stephens
Ropwell
Ray’s Photo Studio
T, Buck
N. B. Butcher
Willard Bates
W. P. Byrd
Plains
Joyce-Pruit Company
Ray Davis
Albuquerque
Barber
Sweet Shop
Breeding and
Adkins
Roswell
the Public Utilities CO
A. J. Crawford
Halagueno Street
JR Linn
Linn
A. A
FA Paso
Taylor Cullingon
Monument
Cullison
Claude de Moss
Jones “Poys
Eviv
Sam
Bill
Him
Frank
John Cheatie
Jones
Florence Owen
Howard Moore
May
Armory Way
Airdome
Fox
T. Baker
Jim Baker
Fox and
Halagueng Streets
Halagueng Street
Bert Rawlins
Haw
A. Bigelow
Wife
Carsbad Aiain
Lakewood
A. Moore
West Carlsbad
Bernard Barr
Santa Reva
Carvel
A. G. Shelby CO
Star Pharmacy
Rexall
Jersey
Bull
R.E. Dick
Hone
Standard Oil Co's
Clark
Will Purdy
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