Local notes on residents and travel from Lovington area
Community updates report cancellations and travel for several residents. John Cantrell and family were to report from McKittrick Springs but were excused until further notice. Bertha Kern, visiting from Terre Haute, stays with Grandma Anderson. The Delk family faces pneumonia illness at Camp Dix. Mrs. Gossett heals at home. Plumbers Riley and Toffelmire return from Lovington. Wallace Smith family comments on ranch work and general progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cantrell Ae Dratt
McKittrick Springs
Ian Neil
Rocky
Thed Delk
Camp Dix
Warren Gossett
M. E. Riley
RK. C. Toffelmire
Lovington
Milo Rohmer Hosts Guests After Recovery
Milo Rohmer visited downtown with Mrs J J Prickett for the first time in a week as his grandmother Mrs A months looks on. He uses crutches though hopeful to discard them soon while his mother Mrs W E and sister keep watch. Moseley couple from Wamego Kansas arrived by car with Mr and Mrs K Moseley and will stay a week. Will Fenton ranch visit brings circus talk. a telegram from Lieut Craddock Rule previously at a training detachment arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Rohmer
J.J Prickett Han
A. Mahon
Mrs. K
Moseley
Wamego
Kansas
Liberty Loan Train Stirs Naples Texas Crowd
Report of the Liberty Loan train arriving in Naples Texas draws a fervent crowd. Veterans and local citizens boost bond support with spirited chants and personal letters praising service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
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Misa Bertha Kern
Terre Heunte
Indiana
Grandma Anderson
Ted Pate
Aren Culpepper
Wilmer White
Charlee Hudiburgs
Pardue Rosson
Loving
State University At
Albuabergu
Will Fenton
Remal
Mra
Lieut. Craddock Rule
Dallas
Texas
Nples
S. Bolton
Kemmel
Armeynd
Shreveport
United States
Grother
Ftolo
Christ‘jans
Iolo
Eugene Det Itocky Arroyo
Catp
Camp Cody
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Dix
Dell Bind
Delk
Camp Perry
Toledo
J H. Walker
Ohio
Frankowme
Pecos
Moore
Amn
The
Palace
Camp Wadaworth
Roswell
Caroline
N. L. Randolph
Peoples Mepean
Judee
Richardson
JD. Meret
Red Cross
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