Ills and Highs Mark Local Week in School and Town
Miss Lorene Powell has been ill all week and out of school but reported better today. Fourth grade teacher Miss Jaikaon also ill this week with lagrippe. J J Beals, noted cattle trader, traveled to Artosia yesterday to attend a sale. C W Crowder, longtime Hinck River resident, was in town yesterday despite two years of feebleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Powell
Jaikaon
Lagrippe
C. W. Crowder
Hinck River
Social event brightens Loyington visit and local notices
The article describes a recent social evening hosted by Bates family with 35 guests enjoying sandwiches and hot chocolate. It notes Mr. Blackman’s optimistic milk stock outlook, Mr. Heard’s family health, and updates on Mona Writes, Roberta Breeding’s service, and plans of Paul Kamuz and wife to relocate to Loyington. Gerald Heard reports Miss Roberta Breeding’s good work and town satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. RB. Backman
Monument
Frank Mise
Mr. Blackman
Frank
Bates
Heard
Mona
Kansas
Carlabad
Property Buyers Move to Valley After Trade with Fulbright
Young of Webb Oklahoma arrived yesterday with Mr Oung who traded Oklahoma property with Ate Fulbright for the local place. They spent a year or two in the valley before moving here. Young will join them in a few days driving the car. Guy Berry of El Paso joined his wife and seven month old son David Ray here a few days ago. Dor Smith returned yesterday morning. Mrs Berry will stay a few days longer before returning to El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Berry
el Paso
Hir Ife
Avid Ray
Dor Smith
Mrs. Berry
Koch of Gamden Plans Return After Farm Visit
Koch of Gamden Arkansas has stayed several days at the Rightway hotel to view a farm in the valley with intent to buy and will return to Arkansas tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 4
Koch
Gamden
Arkansas
Rightway
Roswell visitors eye alfalfa weed purchase and local health notes
BP, W. Mitchel and R. S. Elliott of Roswell survey alfalfa weed prospects during a Bates hotel stay. R. M. Thorne had tonsils removed at Rady County Hospital and Fred Rarey underwent appendectomy at Eddy County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Preston and Mr. Cole from Amarillo travel by auto. Beatie Wilson remains ill but hopes for recovery in the good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mitchel
R. S. Elliott
Roswell
Bates Hotel
R. M. Thorne
Rady County
T. E. Preston
Mr. Cole
Amarillo
Preston
Bates
Bread pricing and sales under US Food Administration
Model Market and Bakery announces limited daily bread loaves of 20 oz sold direct to consumers for 10 cents each at the Model Market Bakery for cash and delivery with other goods. Parapene wrapped 100 percent loaves priced at 1 for 10 cents, 2 for 25 cents, and 4 for 50 cents. Fresh rye bread daily and fruit cake advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
Stubbs and Paul Arrive From Ranch for Today
W. R. Stubbs and Paul rode in from the ranch last night and are expected to stay through today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stubbs
Paul
Monthly address reflects on Boston historic associations
A partial transcript notes Miss Jessie Lowry delivering the monthly address. The remarks focus on observations in Boston and highlight objects tied to historic associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Bates
Jessie Lowry
Boston
Texas oil man heads Roswell visit at Bates Hotel
The Texas oil man W. G. Head and wife of Roswell are spending the week at the Bates hotel while Mr Head attends to business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. G. Head
Roswell
Bates Hotel
Mr. Head
Moritzky Family Plans Yearlong Travel Before Returning
B Moritzky and daughter left for Mound Valley Kansas to visit her mother and the Moritzky couple who own farms near Malaga and have leased them to reliable tenants. They plan to travel a year. Moritzky will stay behind to tend cattle and join the Overland later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Moritzky
Mound Valley
Kannas
Mrs. Moritzky
Malaga
Moritaku
Woman's Club Plans January Meeting With Mrs Sikes
The Woman's Club met yesterday with Mrs. C. C. Sikes. After routine business the group postponed club meetings until January and will later reconvene with Mrs. Sikes. The literary study is postponed and members will devote time to Red Cross work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Sikes
Ben Christian and J F Hart Headed for Rocky Hunting Trip
Ben Christian and J F Hart left this morning for the head draws of Rocky on a few days hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Christian
J. F. Hart
Rocky
Turkeys Sell Fast as Turkeys and Chickens Move briskly
E D Leslie drives a large wagon for Peoples Mercantile between here and Lovington loaded with poultries. Turkeys sold at 15 cents per pound while chickens move slowly. A Presbyterian church meeting interrupted Protestant Reformation talks but will resume next Sunday focusing on Martin Luther and God's Investment. Mrs Newcomer and her family visit Midland plans and Hightone ranch visits extend her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Leslie
Peoples Mercantile Company
Here
Lovington
Presbyterian Church
Mar UN Luther
Hunt Returns Partner From Seven Day Trip
Herry Smith of Pratt Smith Hardware returned yesterday after a seven day hunting trip. Toard Ril Varner departed Varner ranch with pack horses and supplies into the roughs.
Dairyman Hubbard Sells 100 Turkeys to Bates Hotel
C D Hubbard a noted dairy man who specializes in turkeys sold today to the Bates hotel one hundred fine birds. There will be no ready for turkey dinners at the Bates on Thanksgiving or any other day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatie Wilson
Joyce Pruit Sey
C.D. Hubbard
Bates
Rey
Explosion regulation telegram cited in New Mexico news
A 1917 telegram from Washington warns licensing for explosives and careful record keeping by manufacturers foremen and analysts. It notes licenses may begin in November and urges no disruption to coal or other necessities, while a Moonlight school session in Otis district highlights local educational efforts led by Mrs Sellards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Defense
State of New Mexico
Santa Fe
Washington
Herbert
Bureau
Mi Gallup
Sime
Manning
Sicily
Moonlight
Sellards
Otis Dletriet
New Mexico
Otis
Ed dy Grove Camp Meeting Notice At LO C FP Hall
At the regular meeting of the Eddy Grove camp of the W C walls? no Wates night at the LO C FP Hall two head officers of the fraternity will be present. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Grove
W. C. Wates
LO. C. FP
Hall
Fraternity
Bogarts Showcase Hope Apple Treasures in Town
Mr and Mrs GM Bogart of Hope display select apple treasures in town highlighting regional fruit offerings and local agricultural interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GM. Bogart
Hope
Salesman and local officials visit for store position
L. 8 Hanson from Big Springs arrives and accepts a JW. Eldridge notes a salesman with the place ax deputy clerk lome at Carlabad's best store. Mr. O'Quinn enters the fence way. Manson highly recommended as an experienced salesman likely to fit creditably. Engineer W. A. Wilson of Roswell with wife from Otis visits for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Big Springs
Eldridge
Lome
Carlabad
O'Quinn
Manson
Hic Caritas
Olivers and Hines Parish Mass Schedule
St Edward's Church conducts Holy Mass at 7 and 10 a.m. Sunday English sermons at both services. Weekday Masses follow at 8:15 a.m. with continuity of weekly liturgy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's Church
Ben Kelly En Route to El Paso Aviation Corps
Ben Kelly known locally as B. F. P. Kelly visited Bates as he supervised road work last summer under Mr. Davidson on the state highway. He was an overnight guest and plans to join the aviation corps in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. FP. Kelly
Ben Kelly
Mr. Davidson
Bates
el Paso
Aviation Corps
Hallen in Town with Family in Metropolitan Rooms
WK Hallen, noted for his sheep on Slaughter, remains in town this week with his wife and two, and his mother. They will spend the window in town while staying at the Metropolitan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WK. Hallen
Metropolitan
Black travelers Yates and Brooks depart by train
I M Yates and J C Brooks two Black men from San Angelo county were here last night and left on the train south for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Yates
J. C. Brooks
San Angelo
Bouton Family Expected In Guion From Texas
A Bouton and wife of Guion Texas are due to arrive today. They are relatives of O. J. Albro, the lumbersman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bouton
Guion
Texas
O. J. Albro
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Beals
Artosia
Thiavcial
the Baptist
Oklahoma
Ghip
Rene Beter Artay
Eames
Paul Kamuz
Loyington
AL Heard
Mero and
Mix
Fred Rarey
Eddy County
FG. Newcomer
A.C. Hoard
Midland
Johnson
Newcomer
Hightone Ranch
Hunt
Weres
W. M. Danburc
Sterecary
the Sweet Shop
W. A. Wilson
Christian & CO
Ray
Davis
Vhont
Americas
the Public Utilities CO
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