Carlsbad Roswell visits and local notices
Local news lists visitors and business in Roswell including W L McGonagi Aud Lut Rufus Weldon and Robert C Dow. Listings mention new press at Public, Evelyn Moore Kircher ill with tonsillitis, Gordon Whitsett away, Mrs J F Joyce ill with lagrippe, Mrs Bertrand Wood visiting Avalon, Misses Cooke Thanksgiving plans in Roswell, Red Cross work, and recovery of Mrs Yeater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand Wood
Lakewood
Town
Avalon
Grace
Mildreed Cooke
Roswell
Red Cross
Carlsbad
Mother Hill Seeks Care for Daughter in Lawton Home
Mrs Jolton receives devoted care at home as warning Harrow from El Favo visits town. Henry Muldrow Jr and Rex Freeman recount a Rocky Mountain hunting trip yielding mixed game of ducks quail and rabbits. Josie Johnston returns from Roswell where she assisted District Attorney Dow in preliminary district court work. Weather notes report 30 degrees the coldest morning this year aside from a 27 degree spell four weeks prior. The Dishman family plans to winter near sons and sons-in-law in camp near San Diego, with Palomas hot springs their current retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Johnston
Roswell
R. G. Dow
He Dishman
Palomas Hot Springs
Mr. Dishman
Carls la
San Diego
Candy sale aids church playground fund in Sunday school
Mrs Frank Snow's class held a candy sale Saturday afternoon at Will Purdy furniture store. The proceeds totaled 12.20 dollars to be used as a nucleus for a fund to equip a church playground for the church’s youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snow
Christian Sunday School
Will Purdy Furniture Store
Whitsets and Foster Head South for Tennessee Visit
Gordon Whitsett John Whitsett and E J Foster traveled Saturday night to their old home in Mc Kenzley Tennessee Tha They plan to return to Carlabad in two weeks but Foster may stay in Tennessee as his wife already went there weeks ago George Beckett and R Allen also left today for a hunting trip expecting to be away several days A full camp may accompany them and they anticipate bear and deer and other game on their trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Whitsett
John Whitsett
E. J. Foster
McKenzley
Tennessee
Tha
George Beckett
R. Allen
Bax
Cleaning and Pressing Service Promotion
An ad offers a three hour cleaning and pressing option with a parallel 30 minute pressing service labeled The American Way. The fragmented notice markets quick garment care turnaround and branded service.
Family units settle at City Cemetery residence
Uncle Jud Kuykendall and his niece Mrs. Edna Cox with her son Ray reside at City Cemetery where Kuykendall is sexton. Ray starts school and Mrs. Cox returns to work as secretary with the Weasley Bible class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Kuykendall
Edna Cox
Ray
City Cemetery
Kuykendall
Cox
Weasley Bible
Hospital crowded as patients fill Biddy Bounty wing
Patients at the Biddy Bounty hospital swarm the facility leaving Matron Brainard and her staff busy. Downstairs rooms and several upstairs wards are in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy Bounty Hospital
Brainard
Two Men Take Ford to Ranch Route Hit by Mud Hole
Mike Iriborne and Pete Etcheverry left town for a mountain ranch carrying four muck of cake on each hood side and a load of flour and provisions in the back seat. About a mile beyond Dark Canyon Wells they hit a mud hole breaking the tires but repaired them and continued their trip in the Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Iriborne
Pete Etcheverry
Carlsbad Band Concert Postponed Yet Aims Benefit Night
Weather threatened a usual Sunday concert but a postponed event is planned for one night this week as a preliminary to a benefit for the band at the picture show. Small notices will advertise the change and residents are urged to support the band and enjoy films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Frean mpment Fish Tires and Tubes Reported to Oliver and Hines
Mrs D C Rickman hosted painters Mrs Jack Heard and Mrs Gilbert Cowden for weeks. Mr Heard joined from a Knowles ranch, took Mrs Heard and the newborn home. Mrs Cowden arrived from Tom Gray ranch and Mr Cowden from Arizona, departing for Midland. Twenty ounce Liberty Loaf sold at Model Market Bakery for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Oliver and
Hines
D.C. Rickman
Jack Heard
Gilbert Cowden
Mr. Heard
Knowles
Mrs. Heard
Mrs. Cowden
Tom Gray Ranch
Mr. Cowden
Arizona
Worning
Midland
Model Market
Red Crom Meeting Moved From 26th to December Sunday
C H McLena states the Red Crom meeting advertised for the 26th at Malaga is moved to the first Sunday in December due to the State Teacher's Convention in Santa Fe on the 26th. Many teachers and others will attend that convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McLena
Malaga
Santa Fe
Wild Cats Delivered by Local Couple to Owner
Mr and Mrs Hill Marlar deliver a pair of young wild cats to H W Tansill for ten dollars after catching the kittens when small. Last week a large bobcat visited the house. Mrs Marlar shot it twice with a .22 causing a shell to hang. She and the dog chased and captured the wounded animal on the bluff.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. L. McGonagi
Aud Lut
Rufus Weldon
Springs Hotel
John N. Nevenger
Clovis
Robert C. Dow
Thi Judicial District
Ralph
Evelyn Moore Kircher
West
Earl Matheson
Joyce-Pruit Company
J.F. Joyce
Lagrippe
Sadie Cheatham
Artevia
Mia
Guy Berry
David Ray
Fl Paso
Ben Stetson
Black River
Kincaid
Silas Rodgers
Miss Stella
Moldy County Hospital
Florence Fuller
Stanford
Yeater‘day
Wesley Bible
Mother Hill
Mrs. Jolton
Warnent Harrow
el Favo
Mr. Harow
Henry Muldrow, Jr
Rex Freeman
Rocky
Pecan Valley
South Bend
Chasa
R. Smith, Jeweler
Val
H. J. Sloase
the Sweet Shop
St. Edward's Church
Main Street
Wm. H. Mullane
Davis
Americas
America
the Public Utilities Co
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