Local News notes measles cases and family visits
M G Netherlin of Knowles visits the city on business to see his son in Company B. Edna Cox has measles and is cared for with Sallie Coleman and baby Minnie Al Jones. George Williams house also faced measles but all are improving. Wardie Leck missed the Woodman hall fete while fearing exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Netherlin
Knowles
Company B
Edna Cox
Sallie Coleman
Rocky Arroyo
Minnie al Jone
George Williams
Cathryn
Josephine
Martha
George
Little Mins Wardie Leck
Woodman Hall
Durst Party Heads East for Summer Ranch Outing
Mra H J Durst and son Paul depart with Mra Jernigan and family to their ranch for a summer stay with relatives at May Hill and Cloudcroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
H. J. Durst
Paul
Mra. Jernigan
Mayhill
Cloudcroft
Mins Johnson Hosts Wednesday Piano Recital at Roberts Home
Mins Johnson gave a morning recital at Mrs S I Roberts home with three pupils Mildred Cooke Mary Lee Newton and Margarete Roberts providing piano solos. Visitors Mr Lynch from Sweet Water Texas and his children recently arrived camping at Tom Kindel home seeking fresh milk butter and early vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Johnson
S. I. Roberts
Mixwell Mildred Cooke
Mary Lee Newton
Margarete Roberts
Mr. Lynch
Sweet Water
Texas
Miss Lynch
Tom Kindel
T. J. Hall
la Mena
Boyd Kindel
Artesia
Lynch
Henry Hamilton to Visit Town for Several Days
Henry Hamilton a foothills rancher about twenty miles toward Queen will arrive in town Thursday for a few days of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hamilton
Queen
Measles Run Through Town Amid Bridge Work
Town marshal Jim Baker reports two ill children, the little daughter and baby son, with measles. Clemie Sue Chilcoate also ill but improving. Other girls have recovered. Santa Fe bridge crews and builders’ train arrive to upgrade Hackberry bridge and nearby points. Contractor C B Pomeroy from St Louis was in town, en route from El Paso on urgent business. Dr Pates residence construction noted. E O Hemenway and wife departed for Chicago. he is son of E H Hemenway and employed with Santa Fe Engineers in Chicago. visited about ten days and may return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemie Sue
Mrs. Chilcoate
Santa Fe Bridge and Builders
Hackberry Bridge
C. B. Pomeroy
St. Louis
Our City
Fl Paso
E. 0. Hemenway
Chicago
Mr. Hemenway
E. H. Hemenway
Santa Fe Engineers
Windy City
W. W. O'Neal
Lola
Mia
Frank Hardin
Gaws
Hardin Yard
J. A. Garrett
Missouri
Garrett
J.J. Williams
W. D. Ellis
Midland
Texas
Leo Stiles
Stiles
Evans
Seminole
Plains
M. H. Smith
Carlsbad
Reverend F M Smith Visits City Farm Family
Rev F M Smith, once a minister in the Arkansas conference and the only living uncle of Mrs D G Grantham, arrived Wednesday afternoon to visit the family farm and enjoy the valley air. Mrs Grantham’s friends extend a hearty welcome as Baxter Gulp and Reagan Middleton depart for Monument after several days in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Smith
D. G. Grantham
Eddy lodge No 21 Ancient Work Tonight
Fragmentary note reports Eddy lodge No 21 Ancient work at seven o clock tonight. No further context or names clearly readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Lodge No
Local residents move through town on visits and trips
Dalton Matney was home on a visit and spent Thursday night in town. Geo T Evans and wife of Amarillo Texas traveled through our city this morning on a pleasure trip to El Paso and Arizona points. R F Tucker, a popular Loving merchant, was in the city today attending business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Matney
Geo. T. Evans
Amarillo
Texas
Our City
el Paso
Arizona
R. F. Tucker
Loving
Carlsbad social notes mention harvest hopes and residents
Pat Morrison of Lakewood says work is underway for a big harvest and proper tilling. Miss Mary Pickens ranching near Guadalupe mountains visits with her brother. Fred Nymeyer family and Fromona Lack arrive while Mrs. Leck recovers. Benny the Curve red sow owned by Edwin Stephenson has produced 41 piglets in twelve months. Stephenson smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Morrison
Lakewood
Carlsbad
Mr. Morrison
Pat
Mary Pickens
Guadalupe Mountains
Mary
Benny
Edwin Stephenson
Mr. Stephenson
Knowles Plains News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Weather
Merril Knowles and Salty Black returned from ranch duties last Saturday while Holloway and sons began a northward business trip. Abilene guest Jack Evans plans a lengthy stay. others report cattle sales, egg shipments, and grazing shifts. A heavy rain for the dry plains, hail near town, and a flood at Seminole brought relief to long dry spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Merril
Salty Black
F W. M. Holloway and Sons
J and
Clyde
Jack Evans
Abilene
Texas
Knowles
C. H. Arnold
G. W. Hallmark
Dock Townsend
Lovington
H. P. Black
H. M. Smith
Presley Cook
J.B. Belcher
Lamesa
Roswell
Cliff Mitchell
Carlsbad
Tobe Terry
Andrews County
Walt Tomlinson
Europe
France
Sam
Walt
Elbert Shipp
Sams Daugherty
Nadine
Roy Poveler
P. W. Cook
Earl Manning
Hobbs
Seminole
Mins Bess Pearce
Stiles Ranch
Minses
Bessie Pylant
Meeks
Nat
Harry Huston
John Teague
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Mary Pickford
Artcraft
Crawford Airdome
Will Featur
Sweet Shop
Jim Baker
Joe Lane
Pates
Fred Nymeyer
Fromona Lack
Fred Leck
C. A. Miller
Chas, Donald
Hereford
O'Neal
Wright
F. A. Wright
Mesdames
J. L. Emerson
H. V. Wright
Ada Willhoit
Mes
M. C. Pearce
Glen Hardin
Viola jToole
Jim Woods
Jim
T. C. Heard
Livestock Commission
Texax
Chas
Elam
Jim Shaw
Charlie
Oscar Denton
Branch O'Neal
Sranch
Nay Stiles
The
Star Pharmacy
Rexall
Maxwell
Weaver’s Garage
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