Visitors and locals lodge at the Bates hotel
Mrs BE Alston arrives from the plains while J B Eaves of Lovington and Mrs S C Pruit stay overnight at the Bates. Mrs M B Wilson returns from Mineral Wells with her son J D of Pecos. Holly Benson and wife arrive from the TV ranch. Moritz the painter decorates Boston Store windows. Mrs W S Day and Mrs G A Davidson of Roswell with two children stay at the Bates. Archie Nelson leaves for El Paso and Mesilla Park to visit kin. Auto travel offers a pleasant route with paved roads and scenic farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Nelson
el Paso
Mesilla Park
Ranch families visit town and return home
Mr and Mrs Green McComb and family arrived from their ranch near the Point for a noon stop in town. Walter Glover traveled from Frijole to escort Mrs Glover and daughter Mary back to the ranch after ten days of visits. Welter Beals and wife returned from Brownfield and Lubbock, Texas after ten days with Beals’s relatives. Smokey, the foreman at the ranch, is a familiar name among the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green McComb
Point
Walter Glover
Frijole
Mrs. Welter Beals
Mr. Beal
Brownfield
Lubbock
Texas
Smokey
Spanish Teacher Acceptance for Las Vegas High School
Miss Florence Trahey accepts as Spanish teacher at the Las Vegas High School. The Sanitary Way soap is used in the Carlsbad steam laundry. Mrs. Ray Sotaday has been ill at her parents' home. Charles Harbert plans to take two herders to the ranch this afternoon. James Turk arrived from the plains and may stay several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Trahey
Las Vegas
Ray Sotaday
Mrs. E. Stephenson
Charles Harbert
Carlsbad
Local residents journey through town and nearby towns
D Burdette a rancher near here is in town meeting old friends. Ned Shattuck arrived from Artesia with his family for schooling and will go to Queen tomorrow. Leo Middleton moved from Queen for schooling and is staying in Rio Vista 4. L Williams of Malaga visits with friends Bob Cleveland Joe Smidle and Mr Mitchell of Roswell. Mr Mitchell plans to load alfalfa seed and Mr Balz of Chicago owns a homestead nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Burdette
Ned Shattuck
Artesia
Queen
Leo Middleton
Rio Vista
L. Williams
Malaga
Bob Cleveland
Joe Smidtle
Mr. Mitchell
Roswell
Loadifie
Mr. Balz
Chicago
Alfalfa Sees Strong Yield and Prices in Valley
Alfalfa seed prospects shine as 600 pounds per acre from thirty acres. At 15 cents per pound the machine-cut yield brings good cash, with straw valued at 191 to 820 a ton. Extra seed and twelve tons of straw remain, plus hog feed and potential car shipment this month. Sizemore and OQuinn travel from Albuquerque for court and family visits, reporting happy Company B boys and lively conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Foreman Will Howell In Town Amid Poison Peril
In town this morning is Will Howell, foreman at the TX ranch. A man known as Charlie the Chinaman, recently wed to a Mexican woman, lies near death after taking poison medicine. Physicians say recovery is unlikely. details of the incident remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Howell
T X Ranch
Charlie
Local Visitors From Ranches Attend Pleasant Lawn Party
Mrs Henry Bulman visits with home folks Mr Sam B Smith from the ranch Miss Zadah Mudgett leaves for Upper Cottonwood to head a new school Miss Ethel Jones a Roswell Business College student is honored by Mrs Danones at a lawn party Twelve ladies share lunch lemonade ice cream cake and games Granddaughter Maxmene Vermillion joins the young guests for a delightful evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bulman
Sam B. Smith
Mr. Smith
Zadah Mudgett
Upper Cottonwood
Why Not Now Carlsbad Steam Laundry Note
Tom Stokes, drilling wells on Livingston ranch, visited town to buy rope for a second well. The first well reached 160 feet with ample water. the second may require drilling toward 300 feet before water is found. Het and wife expected this afternoon. Mrs B A Nymeyer returns from ranch visit with Mixx Fiona Leck for a two-week vacation. Bigelow to cover pinches at the central telephone exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stokes
Livingston Ranch
Mr. Stokes
Het
B.A. Nymeyer
Mixx
Fiona Leck
Bigelow
WANTED Lady Help Steady Position For Right Parties
A brief classified notice seeking a steady position for a lady helper and noting the sanitary way. Also advertises for sale of a few fine Ancona items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Roswell Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Busy Day
CR Brice of Roswell handled office business here yesterday and returned last night. Three Carlsbad boys Jim Walker Everett Grantham and Bill Reed visited Roswell. C E Donelson wife and Mary Lee attended Broya Holcomb’s funeral from Loving. Wanted second hand one horse spring wagon and cart good and cheap. For rent two rooms close in with or without furniture Mrs W H Mullane 259. For sale thoroughbred R 1 enak ite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CR. Brice
Roswell
Carlsbad
Jim Walker
Everett Grantham
Bill Reed
C. E. Donelson
Mary Lee
Broya Holcomb
W. H. Mullane
Also Mentioned on This Page
BE. W. Alston
J. 8. Eaves
Lovington
The
Bates
S.C. Pruit
the Bates
M. B. Wilson
J. D
Pecos
Holly Benson
TV Ranch
Moritz
Boston
Goodyear and
Firestone Tires
Weaver’s Garage
James Turk
Snop
Star Pharmacy
Rexall
Cweet
H. F. Sizemore
Sargeant
Arthur O'Quinn
Auto
Albuquerque
Mr. Sizemore
Company B
Sargeant O’quinn
E. P. Hanson
High School Books
R. E. Dick
Por Sale—Thoroughbred R. 1
Enak
Hart and Mullane
Edison
the Public Utilities Co
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