Lovington visitors and local business notes in brief
Local residents including B A Christmas and K Etchevary visited the city. Jim, a Lovington resident, remains ill at Sisters hospital with pneumonia while Buford Polk traveled from the mountains. Tracy and Simpson ship several carloads of sheep to Kansas City markets. R P Morrison, Santa Fe agent at Loving, is named clerk for the Woodman camp at that place. Carlsbad forecast: generally fair tonight, partly cloudy and cooler Tuesday.
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K. Etchevary
Lovington
Jim
Sisters Hospital
Tracy
Simpson
Kanshe
R. P. Morrison
Santa Fe
Loving
Woodman
U. 8
Carlsbad
N. M
Mahan Wyman Promoted During War Service in Georgia
Friends in Carlsbad and Loving extend hearty congratulations to Mahan Wyman on his promotion to lieutenant at Camp Nanenek Augusta Georgia. He began service in April 1917 with Co BY Carlsbad and trained at Albuquerque Camp Kearney Camp Hancock earning his commission after officers training. His brother J Clayton Wyman serves with the colors in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahan Wyman
Camp Nanenek
Augusta
Georgia
Wyman
Carlsbad
Carlabad
Albuquerque
Camp Kearney
California
Camp Hancock
Hich
Loving
J. Clayton Wyman
France
Social notes from Carlsbad and area arrivals
Mrs L C Leftwich and sister arrive from Dallas and plan to spend winter in Carlsbad. L C Rice, local life insurance agent, returns from Noswell. Roy Shafter visits from his ranch. Hesse Black arrives from Lakewood en route to Lovington. C W Campbell and son depart for 9K ranch with cattle shipment to Kansas City. A J Crawford leaves for Lovington and plains towns. F T Cook of Lakewood stays about a week to finish surveying. H Jones and wife move into cottage near Right Way Hotel. Mrs Grace Baumbach dies after flu develops into pneumonia. funeral arrangements to be announced. Rupert Ezell returns from the south after rain.
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H. Jones
Rightway Hotel
Howe
Grace Baumbach
N. T. Daugherty
Mis
Ruth Stephenson
California
Mrs George Lucas Arrives in Carlsbad from El Paso
Mrs George Lucas and Little Happy Patehin arrived in Carlsbad Saturday from their El Paso home following the recent death of Mrs Lucas mother from pneumonia.
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Oliver Shattuck
Ben Gaither
San Diego
Calif
Oliver
Queen
Ben
Monument
George Lucas
Patehin
Carlsbad
el Paso
Exchange Students From France to Study in United States
French participants in an educational security program arrive in the United States for a student and faculty exchange. They will study and teach English before returning to France to serve in colleges there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College For
Witte Nomibers
United States
France
America
Yankees Enjoy Chow at Front in American Sector
A vivid report from the American Army in France describes chow time as a lively, picturesque scene. Doughboys gather around field kitchens, lines form for meat and vegetables, soup, bread, coffee, and dessert, while French soldiers eat quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Americas
Uncle Sam
Gant de Ees
German Diplomat Seeks Wife Amid War Advertisements
Amsterdam reports a Frankfurter Zeitung ad for a diplomatic attaché seeking a wife from a wealthy, prominent family to become a future German ambassador. He claims no dances or dinners occur during the war, prompting European papers to mock the German diplomats as a whole.
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Amsterdam
Frankfurter Zebtung
Tognsehe Rundachau
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. A. Christmas
Buford Polk
FB. S
Serane
Frank Sprong
San Francisco
Marine Base Hospital
Frank
Marines
H. E. Cawley
Crawford Hotel
D. F E. Smith
Clovis
C. H. Moats
H. K. Jones
Toyah
Texas
L. O. Fullen
Roswell
Joe Johns
Casper Fosmark
Leon Mudgett
Henry Smith
Julius Forke
Weed, N. M
Marcus Luke, Jr
L. C. Rice
Noswell
Roy Shafter
Hesse Black
Lakewood
C. W. Campbell
A. J. Crawford
Plains
F. T Cook
Anish
Claude F. Wright
Rupert Ezell
Mile
George Lequimener
Jeanne Riou
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Oakdale
E. H. Hemenway
Pershing
Ing Stampg
Jacob J. Smith
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