Local News and Society Notes From The Current
The Current notes chrysanthemums donated by Mr. and Mrs. Hart to the editor and lists household goods for sale. Updates on Mrs. Ben Stetson's improving health, Owen Pearse returning from Marshall California after an eight day furlough, Mrs. Alice Patterson resuming work as chief operator for Public Utilities, and the Shattuck family’s travel from Queen to Carlsbad then Artesia during influenza. Oliver Shattuck extends furlough for naval training in San Diego.
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The
Current
J. Floyd Hart
Owen Pearse
Marshall Cal
Marshall
Californias
Raider Department
Alice Patterson
Ohio
Public Builities Company
Ned = Shattuck
Queen
Carlsbad
Artesia
Oliver Shattuck
Mail Carrier Reports Ross Middleton Improves
Rush Platt notes Ross Middleton grew better yesterday though still critical. Fevers abate and doctors entertain hopes for eventual recovery.
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Rush Platt
Queen
Ross Middleton
Merrifields Leave Home to Join Daughter’s Family
Mr and Mrs O Merrifield give up housekeeping and plan to reside with their daughter Mrs Dock West. The move is welcomed by the community and the West family, who will be glad to have them back in the city.
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Mra
O. Merrifield
Dock West
Local residents depart for ranches and winter plans in Carlsbad
Walter Thayer leaves for Thayer ranch in the mountains to recover from recent illness. Mrs. J. T. Bitting to spend winter in Carlsbad with her daughter Mrs. Marshall in Colorado Springs. L. B. Willis and family depart for Ronwell old home. Mr. and Mrs. Elner Hamilton head to their ranch southwest of town. Reason Middetlen go to Queen to help sick relatives and then to Monument. For sale items include towels sheets tablecloths framed pictures and household goods.
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3. T. Bitting
Carlsbad
Carlebad
Bitting
Marshall
Colorado Springs
L. KB. Willis
Ronwell
Elner Hamilton
Carlabud
Reason
Queen
Monument
Mrs Ralph Reads Telegram From Camp Cody Transfer Ahead
Mrs Walter Ralph received a telegram from her husband in Camp Cody Deming advising a near transfer and asking her to come for a short visit before his departure. Mrs Ralph plans to leave early next week for Camp Cody for the visit.
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Walter Ralph
Camp Cody
Deming
Ralph
Sheep Sale at Rocky Arroyo Nets Fair Price
Janes Tulk disposed of 606 sheep to J. J. Smith, the Purehoeer, at Rocky Arroyo for about nine dollars each. The body of Mrs. R. J. Hoatman was exhumed and reburied in City Cemetery under her wishes. Dr. Boatman plans a concrete vault and improvements, making the cemetery more attractive with planned shrubs and water for irrigation.
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Janes Tulk
J. J
Smith
Mr Smith
Rocky Arroyo
R. J. Hoatman
City Cemetery
Talk Heads North for Ranch Near Roswell
The article notes a person named JW leaving this morning for a ranch north of Roswell after spending several days with family in Curkabad, outlining a brief travel plan and location details.
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Talk
Roswell
Dave
Curkabad
Mrs Wilson Prowell Faces Family Crisis Amid Medical Advice
Mrs Wilson Prowell received a telephone call from Rowwell saying her family is down with an illness and needs her help. She is advised by a physician not to travel or leave her position to assist.
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Wilson Prowell
Rowwell
infMiensa
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M. W. Walters
Ben Stetson
Altost
N. M
Southern Auto Co
E. H. Weaver
R' Ohnemus & Son
Walter BE. Thayer
Thayer Ranch
Archis Nelson
L. BE. Willis, Srd
Chereh
Sweet Shop
the Sweet Shop
Elmore and
Leonard Jones
F. Milvain
Bonde
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