Local notes on residents and moving livestock
Charles Ward rents the Penny residence and plans to occupy it this winter. H C Muldrow spent Sunday on Rocky with relatives and returned to oversee the moving of 1 200 head of live stock en route to market. Christina and Lige Merchant’s wives drove to Roswell and back. Smily Moore, infant daughter of John Moore, is ill with grandmother Mrs Geer at her bedside. Tom Reeves ships a carload tomorrow after selling the ranch. J D Walker and Pete Etcheverry returned from Hope County visiting ranches. Walker then headed to Roswell. Willard Bates returns with Mrs Bates and her parents M H Bell who visit Lovington before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ward
J. I. Penny
H. C. Muldrow
J. J. 8. Smith
Smily Moore
John Moore
Mrs. Geer
Bond Buyer Edwin Stephenson Invests in Liberty Bonds
Edwin Stephenson purchased Liberty bonds for himself his wife and daughter Grace each bond valued at 50 dollars. Jeff D Hart arrived from the Witt ranch and plans to ship two carloads of cattle tomorrow aboard a train bound for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Stephenson
Miss Grace
Jeff D. Hart
Witt Ranch
Kansan City
Foster and Braden Planned Auto Trip to Roswell
Mr and Mrs L E Foster and Mrs H I Braden plan an auto trip to Roswell starting tomorrow. Les Bates, one of the lucky boys, postponed his vacation until hunting season opens and left for the open range to be gone a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ad
L. E. Foster
H. I. Braden
Roswell
Les Bates
Local notices hint at travels and absences amid community chatter
The fragment lists residents plotting trips and absences from the area. R C Sikes and Bob Dow plan a secret week to ten days away. R D Fuller of Seagraves visits family then leaves for the plains. J B Oliver plans a Lovington trip. Boyd Baker returns after a stay, Paui Hattie works for Santa Fe in Willard, and John Franklin, a former district attorney, dies at Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Baker
Visi Ae
Paui Hattie
Santa Fe
Willard
C. H. McLena
Jones and Son Feed Covey of Cows This Week
C N Jones and his son are reported busy this week feeding a number of cows as part of farm work ongoing this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Jones
Stephenson to Visit Claude Family This Winter
B Stephenson and his wife left for Claude Texas to spend weeks with his brother and family. He plans to buy kaffir corn or a car load of sheep if prices suit him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Stephenson
Claude
Texas
Mr. Stephenson
Stephenson
Cattle Deal Mentioned Between Alston and Lynch
Fragmentary report shows E. W. Alston on his ranch dealing with M. I. and 5. Lynch last week. Details on the cattle quantity and price are unclear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Alston
M. I
Lynch
Hubbard Returns From Kansas City and Wichita Cattle Trip
H D Hubbard arrived home from Kansas City and Wichita where he sold cattle. He enjoyed the trip, pleased with the sales, and plans to stay in the sunny south for a while before going north again in winter. He visited relatives and saw Miss Jewal who is happy with her school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Hubbard
Kansas City
Wichita
Suany Eouth
Miss Jewal
Wrights Visit as Family Ties Bring Local Attention
Ed Wright of Little Rock Kansas visited Saturday afternoon, uncle to Whit Wright the county treasurer. A first time guest, he enjoys fishing trips and likely a big hunt is planned. Mr and Mrs John Barber and their boys arrived from Porterville Texas to stay a few days for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Wright
Little Rock
Kansas
Whit Wright
John Barber
Porterville
Texas
Liberty bond talks set for Arkansas valley tour
L Jordan heads to Marietta Oklahoma this morning on business with plans to visit Artenia and nearby towns. W Armstrong secretary accompanies the chairman C M Richards. They will deliver concise talks on Liberty bonds with Judge Grantham not taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Jordan
Marietta
Oklahoma
Filson Arrives From Kansas City to View Valley
Mrs. T. L. Filson and daughter Minx Molly celebrate the arrival of Mr. Filson who came last night from Kansas City Missouri. He plans a few weeks visit and to survey the valley for a possible permanent location. He is said to be busy with manufacturing and industrial promotions and may favor the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Filson
Minx Molly
Mr. Filson
Nat
Kansas City
Lectures for Soldiers in New Mexico Camp
In Albuquerque on Oct 24 thousands of trainees from various states will hear lectures by YMCA educational director FP David RK Boyd and author George Wharton James. The talks cover New Mexico resources, the Southwest, and local industries, scenery, and opportunities for young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Seas Coty
Great Southwest
YM. C. A
Camp
Deming
David RK. Boyd
The
State University
Y. M. C. A. Halla
New Mexico
Southwest
George Wharton James
Angeles
D Industries
Filma
Sixth grade buys large 5 by 10 foot flag for room
The sixth grade class of the grammar school pooled their money to buy a large flag for their room. They paid for it themselves and are enjoying the proud display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehool
Tragic Lodato Murder in Rosa Section Prompts Arrest
Isabel Lobato a 20 year old in Aztec was killed after a quarrel over liquor with several youths. Jose Berrago was arrested by Sheriff Noble and faces a preliminary hearing. others are implicated as the fight began after a dispute over joirl. Lobato was son of a wealthy sheepman and his death has stirred strong public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aztec
Rosa
Isabel Lobato
Aban
Lobato
Jose Berrago
Noble
Birthday Party for Russell Crawford Draws Rio Vista Friends
Five of Russell Crawford's boy friends helped him celebrate his eleventh birthday Saturday at his Rio Vista home. Outdoor games preceded a dining room party with a floral cake centerpiece and eleven candles. Ice cream was served as Russell received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Crawford
Rio Vista
Crawford
Lillian
Russell
Hlards
Nod Watham
Andrews and Company Bankers in Chicago Auction Dispute
The fragment mentions PW Andrews of POW Andrews and Company bankers in Chicago and a dispute involving Mr. and Mrs. Row Tunsill over winter arrangements, with the question focused on their involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PW. Andrews
POW. Andrews and Company Nue Cevaful Bankers of
Chicago
Finday Secompanid
Row. Tunsill
New Soldier's Overcoat Offered by Notice
Local notice announces a soldier’s overcoat available for purchase. Owner may claim the item by calling Tom Pope at Loving and arranging payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pope
Pecos Valley Hide and Fur Company Ad
An old classified notice from the Pecos Valley Hide and Fur Company advertises high prices paid for hides and furs at their Fire Halt location, with contact via phone number 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidewamd
Pecos Valley
Hide and ‘Ur Company
Fire Halt
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Logal News
San
Yeate
NCCO
Rot Christina
Lige Merchant
Tom Reeves
J. D. Walker
Pete Etcheverry
Hope Country
Mr. Erry
Hope
Mr. Walker
the Sweet Shop
R. C. Sikes
Bob Dow
R. D. Fuller
Seagraves
the Plains
Oliver
Lovington
J. R. Linn
Ay MacArthur
Lovington Sunda
Lee Keller
Counsin
AB Park
Thomas-Keller
Luther Thomas
Davis
Carinthan
C. H. Dishman
Carlsbad, N
Jackson
Ralph
Riverside Refining Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Br. D. D. Swearingin
Ri N. Mex
Carlebad
Dr. Lauer
Sam
Mi I
Mighty Amavork
U. S
the Public Utilities CO
Boost
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