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Newspaper

The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1917

Page

3

Local News Items From Alamogordo To Wyoming

Johnnie Hewitt departed for Alamogordo on important business. Marion and Charles from the ranch visited town. Marion says she is recovering from measles. The Clovis call to Company B worries the team but they plan to win. J P Childers joins Will Purdy at Peoples Dry Goods after years in furniture. Mrs Bob Hamblen, ill with measles, is improving but fever persists. Son D Merchant and Mrs George Roberts plan to move to Wyoming. they will visit relatives there. Dan Beckett, brother to Mrs M C Stewart, visited to see his mother improving. Pneumonia claimed the ten month old son of Calvin Crawford near Loving yesterday afternoon.

J.P. Childers Peoples Dry Goods Company Will Purdy Mr.Childress D. Merchant George Roberts Wyoming Mrs Merchant Roberts Dan Beckett

Local residents report rain and travel notes in Pecos Valley

J. R. Boyd a cattle inspector returned from Roswell on the Southbound train. G. F. Inaucs and son William Isaacs arrived from Knowles in the Metropolitan city last night. They report a good rain last Friday evening. G. M. Russell and wife from El Paso visited our city en route to Roswell and other Pecos valley points.

J. R. Boyd Roswell G. F. Inaucs William Isaacs Knowles G. M. Russell el Paso Our City Pecos Valley

Engineer in charge to operate new river power plant

R W Tansill finished a residence on the East river side near the Tansill dam for the plant engineer. Hilreth Boyd is named to run the power plant when it is set to begin operation, which is expected soon.

R. W. Tansill Tansill Dam Hilreth Boyd

Departure of Low Mercnant Family From Carlsbad to Wyoming

The Low Mercnant family left today for their former home in Wyoming amid heartfelt regret from Carlsbad citizens who say none have endeared themselves more to the community.

Wyoming Carlsbad

Dorsey Guest in Carlebad En Route Home via Roswell

R A Dorsey of Fort Worth Texas was a Carlebad guest last night leaving for home by way of Roswell.

R. A. Dorsey Fort Worth Texas Carlebad Roswell

Robers and Father Make Roswell Run With Family

John Roberts rode with his father Jeff Roberts the engineer to Roswell on Tuesday. Howard Prater received the M M degree last night from Eddy lodge No 21 A F and A M with many brethren in attendance. Mary E Mullane has measles and hopes school girls cancel the picnic until she can attend.

John Roberts Jeff Roberts Roswell Howard Prater Eddy Lodge Mary E. Mullane

Pasadena poet hopes for love amid hotel letters

Wopert Tensill writes from Hotel Maryland in Pasadena that he would be content if Current were found there and vows not to be disappointed until love is lost in the maid. He also notes plans to be in Carlebad Thursday.

Wopert Tensill Hotel Maryland Pasadena California Carlebad

Measles and Town News From Roswell

Little Miss Zelpha Bates battles measles with courage while Henry Swarts of Roswell visits the Armory movie house. P Sherman, also from Roswell, arrived with hogs recently bought. Edward Purdy jokes about joining the measles list as the illness spreads. Reagan Middleton left for Monument after city business. Pecos Valley Lumber adds fencing on Canal street extending yard from Canyon to Canal to support growth. G Brown recovers from illness claiming a panacea. he is well again.

Pecos Valley Lumber Company Canal Street Canyon Canal Streets

Lowenbruck to El Paso for Daughter Return

John Lowenbruck departs tomorrow morning to pick up his daughter Gertrude Lowenbruck from Douglas Arizona where she has been with her aunt Mrs. Wm Heine and attended school They expect to be home Monday afternoon.

John Lowenbruck el Paso Gertrude Lowenbruck Wm. Heine Douglas Arizona

Major Bujac Re Assigned for Pecos Valley Recruitin

An official telegram from the Adjutant General restores Major E P Bujac to duty and orders Captain Dean to send six enlisted men to Clovis for recruiting service. Sergt Monroe J Angel Corp Wysong L Grace Corp Beau ford Cooper Corp Arthur H O Quinn Pvt John R Hembry Pvt Harry Hubbard join the detail, reporting by 11 10 train. Carlsbad completes its own recruiting and will aid valley companies to reach strength.

Captain Dean Adjutant General E. P. Bujac National Guard of New Mexico Pecos Valley Clovis Major Bujac Bujac Dean Sergt Monroe J. Angel Wysong L. Grace Corp Beauford

Carlsbad Town Board considers motor fire truck purchase

Minutes of the Carlsbad town board meeting on May 12 1917 show Mayor D G Grantham and trustees debating a motor driven fire engine. Agreement proposed for 200 per year or 100 every six months with contract drawn by recorder and town attorney. Also approved bonds interest payment and street keeper pay, with bids to follow after specs.

Board of Trustees Carlsbad D. G. Grantham Poore Julan Smith Milton Smith C. I. Jones J. H. Baker American la France Fire Engine Co L. E. Warren Owll

Chautauqua Boosters Leave For Lakwood and Artesia

Two or three cars departed yesterday to support the Chautauqua now underway from May 24 to 90. Participants included Mesare Poore Whit Wright Wertheim Sikes Mellvain and Collin Gerrella among the party.

Lakwood Artesia Mesare Poore Whit Wright Wertheim Sikes Mellvain Collin Gerrella

Day at Livingston Ranch with Martha Livingston party

Mrs. Martha Livingston drove to the ranch Saturday with three nieces, Missee Nettie Smith, Grace Welsh, and Carrie Harrison, and Mrs. Wood. They spent Sunday there with Mrs. Tom Wood acting as shofer. They report a delightful time with picnics, spreads, and long horse back rides.

Martha Livingston Wood Tom Wood Shofer Missee Nettie Smith Grace Welsh Carrie Harrison

YMCA Meeting Seeks 15000 For Work In Three States

At a meeting in the Armory after an address by J Le suraham the El Paso representative a committee was appointed to solicit funds for YMCA work. C C Lewis Rev F W Pratt Clarence Bell FE 1 Hemenway pledged 15000 to be raised by Arizona New Mexico and West Texas. Arizona has pledged 7000 and contributions from other states will be pro rated for use in the three states. The effort aims to cover all work without duplication and emphasizes the YMCA as most deserving of public support. A liberal sum was subscribed. the Presbyterian chapel meeting closed with church year reports and thanks to Linn for free use of Peoples Theatre during church disuse. JH Hemenway was chosen elder to serve with the session.

Young Men's Christian Association Armory J. Lesuraham el Paso C. C. Lewis F. W. Pratt Clarance Bell Hemenway Arizona New Mexico West Texas Presbyterian Chapel Linn JH. Hemenway

For Sale Twin Indian motorcycle 1914 model cheap cash

For sale a 1914 model Twin Indian motorcycle in good condition. Cash offers encouraged and can be seen with Bill Poole or at Armory.

Bill Poote Armory

For Sale or Trade: Underwood typewriter and desk

For sale or trade a nearly new Underwood typewriter with desk. Will trade for a dairy cow. Contact phone 151.

Also Mentioned on This Page

LOCAL Johnnie Hewitt Alamogordo Petting Grace Cooper Bob Hamblen Calvin Crawford Loving Sweet Shop T. G. Horne Henry Swarts Or P. Sherman Edward Purdy Reagan Middleton Monument G. Brown Town Board OF Trustees W, Wells Verna Ramuz Get Wit & Wisdor Star Pi Rexall Chautauqua Boosters Livingston Ranch Christian & Co.—Insurance Maxwell Weaver’s Garage
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