Local Roswell Items and Pecos Trips Mentioned
Local news notes M A Clark of T C Horne travels to Roswell on business. Will Purdy and wife head to Pecos for a Friday return. News from the Christian convention and Red Cross knitting by Grandma Baker and others. High school commencement moved to May 17. Delia Gist hosting a Saturday dance. Miss Gist popular at town and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Clark
T. C. Horne
Wee
Roswell Tesday
Will Purdy
Pecos
Christian Convention of
Delia Gist
the Crawford
Miss Gist
W. H. Mullane
Judge Armstrong On Electioneering Tour Returns North
Judge John W. Armstrong travels the northern part of the district on an electioneering trip. He is accompanied by John Snow who also returns with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Armstrong
John Snow
Mrs Brennan and two children stay at Roswell manse
Mrs Brennan and two children of Roswell spent Wednesday night as guests at the local manse and continued toward Fort Davis yesterday morning.
Two Sermons at the Haptist Church
Next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock the subject Close Communion Explained will be discussed. The eight o'clock evening message will be evangelistic. You are urged to be with us at the hours of service. R. T. Deel, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
R. T. Deel
Ford Touring Car Ads and Local Updates
FOR SALE New Ford Touring Car OLIVER HINES. FOR SALE New Ford Touring Car OLIVER HINES. Studebaker touring car truck just received at Ohnemus Bhopa. J P Yates in Roswell on business. John C McKeen and son Gardner return to Malaga. Mrs J O reached California during the earthquake. Commissioner Bruce left for home after county seat business. Mrs Tennessee Baker bought S L Perry lot on Canal Street and will build a concrete modern residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Ohnemus Bhopa
John C. McKeen
Gardner
Malaga
Mra. J. O
California
R. D. Bruce
Lower Valley
Tennessee Baker
Joe W. Johns
S. L. Perry
Canal Street
Sands Family Resettles After Move to El Paso Douglas Fire Loss
The Sands family, once in El Paso and then Douglas Arizona, resigned a Douglas post and planned a San Diego move. A noon fire caused by a defective kitchen flue destroyed most household goods ten days ago, with only some clothing saved. Mrs Sands conveyed to her mother the family’s efforts as flames devoured years of work, drawing sympathy from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Sands
el Paso
Douglas
Arizona
Sands
San Diego
Noom
Land for sale in Pecos Valley near famed alfalfa farm
Forty acres of prime Pecos Valley land fenced and planted to cotton sit across from the farm that won first prize for alfalfa seed at the State Fair in 1916. A sure bargain.Owner seeks funds for Liberty bonds Red Cross and Y M C A. See Mrs L W Arthur for details. May 6 to May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
Acros
Liberty Bonds
Red Cross
Y. M
L. W. Arthur
For Sale or Trade in Southern Oklahoma County Seat
Good business income property located in the best business part of one of the best county seat towns in Southern Oklahoma. On account of my health want some kind of business land or property in New Mexico. M. L. JORDAN dtw-6d Carlsbad New Mexico.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
M. L. Jordan
Carlsbad
N. M
Roswell Scout and Town Mourn Death of James Flowers
Roswell reports the death in action of James Flowers, Battery A. He was known in Carlsbad for his excellent character and was employed by express agent W. S. Jolly. Scouts plan a seven thirty gathering at the Presbyterian chapel with a camp interest to follow. Mrs Thayer invites the group to her ranch for an annual outing, though logistical issues remain. Thursday the Scouts visited Mr Linn for a movie, showing appreciation for his hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
James Flowers
Battery A
Carlsbad
W. 8. Jolly
Presbyterian Chapel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Cray
Ike
Mary Vasery
Tom Gray
Jim Baker
Grandma Baker
C. H. Dishman
Oliver & Hines
J. P. Yates
Hannan
Florsheim
Stein-Bloch
Michealstern
Royal Tailors
Home Journal Patterns
Anitary Barber Gir
Arvice
Stevenson & Farris
Harry Woodman
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