Local notes from the plains a Sunday trip and town news
Allen Stewart and his wife returned Sunday from a ten day business trip on the plains. W W Wilkerson was ill last night with a severe grippe. Beans reports from Gainesville he may join the express company if conditions suit. Bob Bruce attended the county commissioners meeting. Earnest Shafer and wife with Earnest Jr. are in town for commerce. Miss Wyman sister of T C Wyman of Loving arrived from Kentucky to spend winter with her brother and Maude Wyman. Maude has grippe but improving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Stewart
Plains
Earnest Shafer
A Earnest, Jr
Miss Wyman
T. C. Wyman
Loving
Kentucky
Jpa
Fam
Motor stock chance tied to Dodge car sale
An advertising notice promotes buying motor stock with over one million units sold and a Dodge car purchase by Roy Hepler from Oliver and Hines. It mentions Miss Rutter at Bates Hotel and remodeling of Jackson and wife’s residence. C D 8 McLaurin from Albuquerque visits in support of New York Life Insurance. The W T A will meet with Mrs. Low at the Presbyterian Manse tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon Hall Motor Co
Texico
N. Mex
Roy Hepler
Oliver and Hines
Dodge
Monument man passes Carlsbad on new trip to Missouri
J. W. Linch of Monument rode through Carlsbad en route to Missouri Tenning last night. He will stay a few days to handle business. Miss Elizabeth Baker hosted a Sunday afternoon and evening gathering with Miss McDonald and Miss Hattie at Hagerman, both employed by the Santa Fe railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Linch
Monument
Carlsbad
Missouri Tenning
Elizabeth Baker
Iss McDonald
Santa Fe Railroad
Hagerman
Miss Hattie
Local residents visit county seat and plan winter stay
John Nymeyer and son Ora of Loving were in the county seat yesterday morning on business. Mrs. H. L. Pritchard and her young son returned from a Chicago visit and will spend a few days at the Bates, then occupy Miss E. B. Hart's residence this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nymeyer
Ora
Loving
H. L. Pritchard
Chicago
Ill
Bates
EB. V. Hart
Family heads to ranch for restful week and windmill move
Sam 8 and wife depart for the ranch to seek quiet for a week or more. Sam B begins installing a new windmill over a recently drilled Richard Smith well near Mosley. Richard worked four days to complete the well and the water supply is described as plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Smith
Sam B
Richard Smith
Mosley
Richard
Piano at a Sacrifice Offers Easy Terms to Buyers
The notice advertises a piano for sale with options to ship to Denver or sell locally to a responsible party. Payment plans are offered and full references may be provided in a letter. The ad mentions Dept. A Knight Camp Comfort and Economy Homes and a Breath Blast Heater benefit. Kim Delk and his mother Mrs Evana were in town shopping and transacting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Kim Delk
Evana
Local residents plan California move and civic notes
Chas A May and wife with their young daughter depart for California to establish a new home. May, a Laberge mine project assistant manager, is a civil engineer knowledgeable in banking. Carlsbad loses a valued citizen as the family relocates for their welfare. Mrs Baxter of Loving aids Red Cross efforts. Mrs J Frank Joyce reports her niece Miss Allie Atchinson, a State University student, ill with appendicitis but slightly improved. Cattle will move from the stock pen around the 16th as Fenton, Lusk brothers, and Richards drive cows and calves to Kansas City markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
A. May
California
Carlsbad
J. Frank Joyce
Allie Atchinson
The
State University
Messrs
Will Fenton
John and
Joe Lusk
Bob Richards
Kansas City
Marekets
Will Fenton and daughter visit from the ranch
Will Fenton and his daughter Lusk are in from the Piney ranch to visit, enjoying a countryside outing and time with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Fenton
Daughter
Lusk
Piney
Mrs Julia Tucker Plans Weekend Visit to Loving
Mrs Julia Tucker and her children Elmer and Charles will spend the weekend with the children's grandparents at Loving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Tucker
Elmer
Charles
Chilldren
Loving
Carpenter A S Hamilton Drives Hotel Project Near Lea County
A S Hamilton, famed local carpenter now in Lea County, has a contract to build a new modern concrete hotel. He plans to start as soon as steel reinforcement arrives, no later than December 10. Hamilton expected to return today. Mine Willie Harmon and Mrs Stanford accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Hamilton
Lea County
Hamilton
Willie Harmon
Stanford
Catholic Ladies Bazaar Date Set for Saturday November Fourth
A Catholic ladies bazaar has been scheduled for Saturday November fourth. Organizers invite the community to attend and support the event with proceeds aiding parish activities.
Miss Lillian Bearup Welcomed Home to Carlsbad
The Current extols Miss Lillian Bearup a musician of exceptional talent after her year of study in Wichita at the Academy of Music Mount Carmel and in Lincoln at the University School of Music. She will enjoy her music and entertain numerous friends at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Bearup
Carlsbad
Bearup
Wichita
Academy of Music
Mount Carmel
University School of Music
Lincoln
Nebraska
Baltimore Seeks 18 000 Workers for Industrial Quota
Thomas M. Barr of the United States employment bureau in Baltimore reports the city needs 15 000 industrial workers to bring shops and factories to a full quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas M. Barr
United States Bureau of Employment At
Bounty Offered for Kaiser's Captor in Pootville Texas
Practically every male resident of Pootville contributed to a bounty of 1246.50 dollars for the capture and delivery of Kaiser Willam to American authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Pootville
Tex
Kaiser Willam
Girl Stops Auto Man Snares Flags Then Departs
In Kendallville Maryland a stranger ordered Miss Blanche Krueger to halt her car. She complied and the man seized the British and French flags on her vehicle, expressed affection for the colors, kissed them, and walked away with bowed head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selzee
Kloses
Blanche Krueger
Kendallville, Md
Mias Krueger
Swearing Clarified in Current Wisdom Notary Practice
A terse notice outlines the ongoing practice of swearing oaths and the role of the notary public in validating signatures. It emphasizes accuracy and formal procedures in documenting the oaths and affirmations.
Mrs Green Returns to Carlsbad After Pecos Visit
Mrs. C. C. Green arrived in Carlsbad after spending weeks in Pecos. She had spent about a year with her step-daughter Mrs. Billinglea and hears of her daughter's death earlier this month. Mrs. Green has called Carlsbad home for over twenty years and her visit brings pleasure to locals who know her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Green
Pecos
Billinglea
Green
Downings Leave for Fraser Colorado for Rest and Change
Mr and Mrs J H Downing depart for Fraser Colorado to spend several months away from home. They have many friends in the valley who look forward to their return in the spring and their cheerful presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Downing
Fraser
Colorado
Valley
Furnished house for rent in Roswell New Mexico
For rent a furnished house at 902 North Muñoa Avenue Roswell New Mexico. Contact Miss Effie V Hart. Notary public available at the current office for swearing or affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Effie V. Hart
N. Mu. Ave
Roswell
New Mexico
Jitney Advertises Old and New Rates
A note promotes a jitney service with a $150 fare for a first ride and a $150 second hand option from EV. Albritton at J Pruit Comp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EV. Albritton
J Pruit
W C T U Meeting Announced With Mrs Lowry
The W C T U will meet with Mrs H W Lowry tomorrow afternoon. Willard Bates and wife left yesterday morning to spend a week at the new ranch at Weed. Mr and Mrs Les Bates stay with the girls Miss Wardie and Tara while they are away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Bates
Weed
Les Bates
Miss Wardie
Tara
Ex County Commissioner J H Graham in town with plans for Pendleton property
J H Graham a Plains ex county commissioner and ally of the valley arrives in town without family. He witnesses He James at the Walter Pendleton property where Ralph the Cleaner was burned out. The building nears completion and The Southern Auto Company will occupy it with a front office and back machine shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Graham
HE. James
Walter Pendleton
Ralph
Southern Auto Company
3000 Hogs Change Hands
Sherman of Hagerman toured the Roswell Malaga hog area and bought 8000 hogs at about 14 cents a pound on foot. He predicts a near term hog-for-money trade. Tom Reeves from the Hart Reeves ranch brought in last night as they run two line engines at two wells. About 1100 cattle drink there as crews stay busy. Two cars of cake have been ordered since August and are stored for feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Hagerman
Mr. Sherman
Roswell
Malaga
Tom Reeves
Hart-Reeves Ranch
Witt Ranch
Delightful Tea Honors Mrs Jones at Carlsbad Visit
Mrs Clarence Richards hosted a welcoming tea for visiting guest Mrs C R Jones at her old home in Carlsbad. Friendscalled to chat and enjoy autumn flower arrangements while the honored guest received a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Richards
C. R. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Carlsbad
Burleson Visits Roswell on Sunday Night Trip
Ed Burleson traveled to Roswell on a Sunday night for a lunch deal related business. He may stay several days to handle ongoing work commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Burleson
Roswell
Gaither brothers stay overnight at the Rurht Way
Jack and Ben Gaither two influential men from Monument were overnight guests at the Rurht Way before returning to their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Ben Gaither
Monument Locality
Rurht Way
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W. W. Wilkerson
Beans
Gainesville
Express Company
Bob Bruce
Maude Wyman
Maude
PD. Jackson
J. W. Lewis
Mrs. Baxter
Red Cross
Christian & CO
Metropolitan Hotel
Maggie Reed
H. W. Lowry
Tment OF
the Sweet Shop
Ray
Davis
Just
Oliver
Hines
Americas
Alborrirry
Merica
Landry Wea
the Public Utilities Co
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