Local visitors and business figures in Pecos Valley region
Local residents report travel and business in the Pecos area. B Livingston heads to Temple Texas for a week visit with his wife and will stop in Dallas and nearby towns on the way. W M Fellers, from Cleveland, is in town on business and heads northward. Culp and Middleon return to Monument after several days cheering recruits. Eli Hendricks and Joe Johns tour the plains on livestock matters. John Toffelmire arrives from Lovington for a few days. Seven head of beef cattle are purchased from the Coad ranch by B Model Market. Olinger of Roswell and E L Perry of Artesia visit town. Fenton couple attend cattlemen meeting. KF Madera from beyond the state line visits. Wrights from Kan ne take over Pecos Valley Transfer dray and teams.upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrights
Kanne
Mr. Tinkin
John
Pecos Valley Transfer Company
Family Moves to Ranch for Summer
Will Ed Carter and wife relocate to a farm for summer seeking outdoor life benefits for a frail little girl. Otis farmer L Enefer visited the city for purchases. Tom Boswell from Hobbs joined Company B. Rev. A C Bell's wife and two children suffer measles. Mrs. Bell is worse than the kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ed
Carter
Wife
Movita
Tom Boswell
Rom Hobbs
City
A. C. Bell
Hemenway Family Visit Begins in City
Civil engineer B. C. Hemenway of the Santa Fe and his wife are due this afternoon for a visit with his parents E. H. Hemenway and wife and to meet twins George and Robert before their departure with Co B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Hemenway
The
Santa Fe
E. H. Hemenway
George
Robert
Otis Figure B. Wilson Greets Local Friends Today
B. Wilson from Otis visited and greeted old acquaintances, shaking hands and chatting with residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rv. B. Wilson
Otis
Rain Drenches Region as New Mexico Sanitary Inspector Travels East
Ed Toner of the New Mexico Sanitary Board inspected for the Texas cattle association, traveled to Artesian and back overnight. Miss Gladys Akin and brother John left for several days visiting friends at Loving. Rev F W Pratt returned from Santa Fe after an absence. A heavy downpour with near half an inch marked the strongest rain since October, boosting water supply concerns. Locals note rain possibly reaching Lovington with more expected tonight. Joe Sutton and Squire Brace were in town, while Prather from Dallas passed through. Tom Stokes relocates a cottage to the Pierce place, and George Lucas guides Joyce Pruit deliveries as brother Harold battles measles. Miss Chamberlain of Carlsbad High School left for home. Regular Episcopal services are scheduled tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Carlabad High seniors celebrate graduation with Co B
Co B and friends host a rain kissed dance honoring this year’s graduates. About thirty couples attended plus spectators, with farewell to the night and wishes for another gathering. News notes mention measles cases and local moves among residents and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matheson
Carlabad
Co. B
Family heads to Guadalupe mountains ranch trip
Mia, Ollie Thayer and the children left for the ranch in the Guadalupe mountains this morning. John Dear borne drove down this week to unload baggage and supplies for the stay. Percy Carter accompanied him, and Lyton Lewis returned from Roswell for a short furlough to attend the high school closing exercises with his brother Clifford, one of thirteen graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Ollie Thayer
Guadalupe Mountains
John Dearborne
Percy Carter
John
Lyton Lewis
Roswell
Clifford
Rain and its meanderings across a broad area
Weather report notes a general rain from near Loving to north of Lakewood with lighter amounts near Loving and Malaga. Bruceatore building area caught a bucket, Rocky district saw over an hour of rainfall and Carlsbad recorded less rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loving
Lakewood
Malaga
Bruceatore
Rocky
Carlsbad
Stock shipments move cattle to Faith Thunder Hawk and Kansas City
Stock notes report Hope sent one car of cattle from Lakewood to Faith South Dakota led by Mr Hines and Dick Eaton of Artesia. Artesia’s JB Cecil shipped three cars of fancy well finished steers to Kansas City. The loaded steers are said to be well fed and a pleasure to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Lakewood
Faith
South Dakota
Mr. Hines
Dick Eaton
Artesia
Thunder Hawk
JB. Cecil
Kansas City
Dora Burleson Visits Town With Father From Guadalupe Ranch
Miss Dora Burleson and her father Ed Burleson arrived in town Friday from their Guadalupe mountains ranch. They were seen touring local shops and meeting residents during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Burleson
Ed, Burleson
Guadalupe Mountains
Pecos man Newell returns by train after business trip
Newell of Pecos came up on business last night and returned on the morning train, leaving no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Pecos
Local notables visit. legislature session described
Jens Wert and Elbert Tedford from McMillan were in town yesterday afternoon and are on guard duty there. A M Howe publicity agent for the Santa Fe returned from the capitol city Thursday evening and reported a lively session with heated debates over the appropriation bill marked by peaceful adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Wert
Elbert Tedford
McMillan
A. M. Howe
The
Santa Fe
Capitol City
Jevening
Seapion
San Marino Flag Embraced by Allies Amid Protest
New York report describes hotel and public building flags honoring allied nations with San Marino’s emblem awaiting display. An upset stranger questioned the decor, but officials claim San Marino, oldest republic, is an ally and will soon be represented alongside larger nations in the Allied display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglass Brown
Bay Marino
Gally
Han Marino
Brown
Unsigned Fragments Prompt Civic Records Note
A fragmentary OCR note discusses the swearing in of a current official and notary duties. It mentions the act in vague terms without clear names or dates, signaling a partial archival trace needing refinement.
Miss Deatron Campbell to Leave Loving for New Teaching Post
Miss Deatron Campbell, who finished her school work at Loving yesterday, plans to return home near Magdalena. She has taught two or three terms near Cariebad and will teach the coming term at Loving. She numbers her friends by those who know her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deatron Campbell
Loving
Magdalena
Campbell
Cariebad
Thees
Miss Sallie Slaughter Visits Yuma for Ill Niece
Miss Sallie Slaughter of Yuma arrives to visit sisters Mescrapes John and George Lucas and to comfort her ill niece Gladya Bush who is suffering measles and missing many social events. She plans a lengthy summer stay among friends.
Audie Lusk Travels to Kansas City on Business
Audie Lusk visited town yesterday and departed last night for Kansas City to attend to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audie Lusk
Kansas City
Porterville Visitor and Santa Fe Convention Return
John Barber of Porterville Texas is in town today. Rev Mr Pratt returned yesterday from a ten day trip to Santa Fe where he attended the annual convention and visited friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barber
Porterville
Texas
Mr. Pratt
Santa Fe
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B. Livingston
Temple
Dallas
W. M. Fellers
Cleveland
Ohio
Baxter Culp
Reagan Middleon
Monument
Our
Eli
Hendricks
Joe Johns
Plains
J. Toffelmire
B Model Market
Coad Ranch
Olinger
Singer Sewing Machine
E. L. Perry
Will Fenton
Mr. Fenton
Mrs. Fenton
KF. Madera
New Mexico-Texas Line
AGA
L. Enefer
Icious
Sweet Shop
Toner
New Mexico Sanitary Board
Texas Cattlessociation
Artesian
Gladys Akin
F. W. Pratt
Grace Episcopal Church
Our City
Joe Sutton
Squire Brace
P. Prather
Tom Stokes
Pierce Place
George Lucas
John Galton
Joyce-Pruit Company
Harold
Miss Chamberlain
Carlsbad High School
Episcopal Church
R. M. Thorne
Public Utilities Company
Everett Horne
F. E. Little
Barber Nell Thomas
Mary Francis Joyce
W. A. Simmons
Roy
Myra Williams
J. F. Flowers
Mina Wardie Bates
Charlie Walker
State University At
Fayetteville
Arkansas
June Joyce
June
J. Sam Lusk
Presidio
California
Sam
V. I Lusk
Maxwell
Weaver
San Marino
Tanlac
Star Pharmacy
Rexall
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