Local travelers pass through Carlsbad heading to Hope
LOGAL NEWS and Carol Hamilton from the ton hills of the Guadalupe mountains were in town yesterday. D. E. Adams of Odensa Texas, W. L. Burkholder and son Walter of Baratow Texas passed through Carlsbad enroute to Hope to feast their eyes on the land of apples and honey. Clayton Miller left Saturday with Mr. Martin joining his brother near Alamogordo all summer. Frmn Miller left morning to pend their beat tive drills.
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Carol Hamilton
Ton Hills
Guadalupe Mountains
D. E. Adams
Odensa
Texas
Burkholder
Walter
Baratow
Carlsbad
Clayton Miller
Mr. Martin
Alamogordo
Calona
Alhugu Uto
Frmn Miller
Birthday Surprise for Billy Zimmerman at Home
Billy Zimmerman, eldest son of Mr and Mrs John H Zimmerman, returned from school to a room filled with autumn flowers a large cake with eight candles and about 20 friends. The party included games cake and fruit punch with many gifts making for a happy celebration.
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Billy
John H. Zimmerman
Nin
Orchard Purchase Prompts New Crop Plans
A farmer named McMath has bought the apple orchard once owned by the late Augustus S Morris. He reports ongoing apple production and plans to sell fruit varieties including Kandy and Hecheur while expanding offerings with a large variety of other apples this season.
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AG. McMath
Augustus S. Morris
Conmur
Kandy
Local travelers and visitors noted at Carlsbad and surroundings
Dolph Lusk and family stayed at the Bates hotel in Carlsbad after arriving from Lovington. JW Knorr and I Tracy head to Albuquerque then Roswell for a patriotic rally, joining Mr. Robinson. Mrs. J B Wallace leaves for Las Cruces via the northern route to represent Carlsbad Eastern Star. Hubbard family from Comanche and Texas arrive, planning winter plans in Carlsbad if housing is found, or to build. Clarence Parris from Canyon Texas heads to training camp in San Antonio.
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JW. Knorr
J.B. Wallace
la Museen
Las Creas
Carlsbad
Clarence Parris
Canyon
Texas
Antonio
K. L. Farris
Black River
Cole's Hot Mast Heaters Advertisement
An ad for Cole's Hot Mast Heaters claims a reduction in coal bills and offers a guarantee. From Riley and Nelson, plumbers, with a contact phone partly legible.
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Cole
Riley and
Nelson
Local Notes From Hope and Nearby Towns
Residents travel between Hope Roswell and Magdalena seeking ranch opportunities. Jimmie Bragg, an eighth grader, fractured a leg after a stair fall at home. Prado Brothers plan cattle shipments next week. A pie sale at Woodman hall raised proceeds with several pies selling near one dollar.
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Ao Ro Means
J.D. Walker
Hope
Santa Fe
Jimmie Bragg
Roswell
Prado Brothers
Woodman Hall
Delightful Evening At Frat Party Ended Night
The Misses Maud and Iney hosted a Friday night rock party to close the event, with Mabel among the attendees.
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Maud
Iney
Mabel
De your swearing at the Current office Notary always in
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Death of J A Secrest in Oklahoma
J A Secrest, who arrived ill about ten days ago, died at the Sisters' Sanitarium on Saturday from pneumonia and a leaky heart. His cousin who accompanied him returned Friday and stayed with him. He was laid to rest Sunday night beside his mother, brothers, and sister.
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J. A. Secrest
Oklahoma
Sisters’ Sanitarium
Old Pioneer William T. Nelson Passes in Eddy County
William T. Nelson known as Uncle Bill, longtime Eddy County resident, died September 26, 1917, after years of ill health and was buried September 27 in McDonald Cemetery. Born in Illinois, he moved to Texas with his parents, settled in Gillespie County and later in Kerrville. He married Linnie Fanning in 1860 and had several children. He was respected for his generosity, hospitality, honesty, and steady work. Surviving relatives include two sisters, Ann Welch and Mrs Hyatt, and many friends in the community gathered for the Methodist funeral.
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William T. Nelson
Bill
Eddy Counee
McDonald Cemetery
Lakewood
Nelson
Johnson County
Hlinoix
Ums
Texas
Tags
Gillespie County
New Mexico
Reed
Neurhbors
Bildy
Georg
Brie Basin
Mes Ann Welch
Malai
Hyatt
Artes
Mhath Ieinge
Eddy Lodge No 21 Meeting Tonight in Eddy
The regular Eddy Lodge No 21 meeting convenes at Odd Fellow's hall at 7 80 tonight. Members and visitors are urged to attend to hear reports by J B Leck and Edw S Kirkpatrick, recent travelers from the Grand Lodge of New Mexico session in Albuqerque.
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Eddy Lodge No
Odd Fellow's
Ecloek
Messrs
J. B. Leck
Kirkpatrick
Grand Lodge of
New Mexico
Albusuersue
Uh Grand Lodge
Legislatien
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Boston Witt
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Carlabad
Ee Star Pharmacy
Rexall
Black Range
Magdalena
Hope Country
Thomas
Roxwell Country
Maine
LO. O. F. Meeting
Botph Shallvelk
Ton Mikiteton
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