Local News From Roswell And Surrounding Areas
Edwin Stephenson travels to Roswell Saturday night and returns yesterday. B Hendricks and wife return from a week in Roswell where Mrs Hendricks sought treatment and feels poorly today. Lucile McEneely leaves Saturday for Albuquerque for a teachers meeting. She has been teaching overflow for the Grammar School with a substitute this week. Reverend Frank Lanehart and wife of Lovington visit Mr and Mrs J P Childress and stay all week. Judge J T McClure stays in Roswell for court after a Saturday night and Sunday visit. Delin Gist visits Artesia with Mrs Sallie L. Robert and attends the 4 dance Saturday evening. Collin Gorrelis trips to Thayer ranch yesterday. Mrs Thayer, Mrs Kinde and Miss Mary Foster assist with apple packing. Roy Wiler accompanies Collin home. A newborn eight-pound daughter arrives Sunday at the Victor F Minter home. mother and baby well. A market Saturday at Thornes Furniture Store supports the Cemetery Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lucile McEneely
Albuquerque
Miss Lucile
Mise Delin Gist
Artesia
Sallie L. Robert
Collin Gorrelis
Thayer Ranch
Knorrs Return From Artesia Visit Amid Farm Plans
J W Knorr his wife and little son with Miss Gaius Knorr returned last night from a Sunday visit in Artesia. Mr Ochesky and Mr and Mrs Dilton went to the Thayer ranch yesterday to work on the apple crop for two or three weeks. Rev J C Bell, pastor of the Methodist church, may go to El Paso to study or enter a postgraduate course at Southern University Dallas. The Dicksons report fine crop prospects and brought two melons to prove it.
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J. W. Knorr
Gaius Knorr
Artesia
J.C. Bell
el Paso
Southwern University
Dallas
Texas
Ren
HH. C
Roy Dickson
Hubbard Illness After Sudden Illness Saturday Night
HD Hubbard was expected to depart with a cattle car to Kam Gity today but fell very ill Saturday night with cholera morbus. His physician was needed three or four times that evening. He is much better today.
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Hubbard
Kam Gity
Hfowever
Reverend T. Redmond to Attend Granham Nuptials
Rev. T. Redmond longtime pastor is expected this afternoon to attend the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Granham. Mrs. Redmond is ill and confined to bed.
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T. Redmond
Methodist
Frank Ohnemus Hurt In Causey Shop Incident
Frank Ohnemus, a blacksmith at the O K blinck shop, was struck on the head by a heavy object near Causey on Saturday around five o clock. The alleged assailant, Roman Olay, reportedly struck after a dispute over a debt, leaving Ohnemus unconscious and in serious condition with four stitches and possible loss of reason. Human Ohnemus learned of the fall by phone and found him at the shop. Both men were regarded as peaceable by locals, and the motive remains disputed while a physician feared for his client’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ohnemus
O. K. Blincksmith
Hi Roman Olay
Ben Ik
Hany
Frank
Causey
Womans Club Opens Season With Four Regular Meetings
The Womans Club will hold its first season meeting at the home of Mrs Clarence Bell Tuesday at 3 p.m. All members should attend as important business will be discussed. The club will keep four regular meetings and form informal groups for reading and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Clarence Bell
Tailoring Lines Highlight National Ed Prial Reference
Fragmentary text notes two tailoring lines in a national edition involving Ralph and Ed Pri. The brief includes names and a possible editorial mention without clear context or outcome. Further readable details are needed to specify event, place, or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Ed. V
Ralph
Whit Wright in Eddy County for Patrolling Business
Whit Wright, treasurer of Eddy County from Carlsbad, attends to county business and views the wild west show. A class ring from C. HS. 17 was lost last evening at the Armory. finder should return it to Helen Wallace. For sale, thoroughbred RI cookerels by Hart and Mullane, phone 72K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Wright
Eddy County
Carlsbad
Armory
C. HS
Helen Wallace
Misses Grace Jones and Anne Jordan Visit Roswell Guests
Miss Grace Jones and Anne Jordan with guest Misa Helen Keller from Oklahoma City returned yesterday after a pleasant Roswell trip. They were hosted by friends and attended the No M opening ball at the Armory Friday evening, then traveled to Roswell that evening. Timing details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jones
Anne Jordan
Misa Helen Keller
Oklahoma City
Roswell
Iil
No M. M
Armory
Rowel
Purdy and Penny Return from Plains and Lovington
Will Purdy and J Penny spent the late week on the plains and at Lovington returning Saturday with Mrs. Frank Miser and others in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Purdy
J. Penny
Plains
Lovington
Frank Miser
Temperance Cantata at Armory Draws Local Cheer
Last Saturday evening the Armory hosted a Temperance Cantata with about fifty children singing. Performances by Miss Columbia and Uncle Sam drew praise. The drill with flags delighted families while the stage featured roles such as US, Judge, policeman, and messenger boys. The program raised over fifteen dollars, with Grace Bearup and Elizabeth Pard y as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Columbia
Uncle Sam
Judge
Avanel Wright
Grace Bearup
Mr Rackley
Elizabeth Pardy
Evernor of
Kansas
Sational League
Thifteen
Mrs Rath and party visit Flow n Sellards en route to Barstow
Mr and Mrs Rath of Artesia with Mrs Russell were overnight guests of Flow n Sellards and wife while heading to Barstow Texas where Mr Rath accepted a position with the Christ Company.
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Mrs. Rath
Artesia
Russell
Flown Sellards
Barstow
Tex
Rath
Christ
Pleasant autumn gathering at Clark home benefits Red Cross
The P. E. O. chapter welcomed visitors Friday afternoon to a lovely event at the Myron K. Clark home. Colors, autumn flowers, and music created a charming scene. Miss Grace Cooke and Miss Florence Owen sang, Nelly Linn performed a duet, and donations supported the Red Cross. About $25 was raised. a salad luncheon followed served by uniformed helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron K. Clark
Nelly Linn
Grace Cooke
Florence Owen
John Wells
PE. O. Chapter
Bridge social decorates war relief effort in autumn flowers
At the K Bujie home on a Saturday afternoon Mrs Holly Benson and Mrs EP Bujue hosted a bridge game fundraiser. Dahlias and cosmos colored the rooms while James Josburn and Will Merchant sent a large collection of flowers. Nine tables played and Mrs John Welly won high score earning a dainty prize. Attendees donated $1 for the Red Cross with light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Ridge
K. Bujie
Holly Benson
EP Bujue
James Josburn
Will Merchant
John Welly
Red Cross
Cleaning Service Ad Notes Miss Maybelle Thaye
A fragmented ad fragment mentions cleaning a bath robe and lists Miss Maybelle Thaye and Miss Jayne Kindel with a contact phone 205. The readable bits suggest a local cleaning or tailoring service with named individuals in a period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle Thaye
Jayne Kindel
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Logal News
Edwin Stephenson
B. Hendricks
Mrs. Hendricks
Frank Lanehart
J.P. Childress
J.T McClure
Ealy
Gladden
Grand Lodge
Denne
Thornes Furni Tire
Cemteery Association
Sie Eet
the Star Pharmacy
Rexall
R. I. R Cookerels
Hart and Mullane
Katate
Nani Thiareus
Bhiareus
the Public Utilities Co
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