Local arrivals and court visitors fill city scene
W B Washington arrives from the ranch. Ida May Willoughby of Hope visits the Palace. Sam Campbell from Rocky Arroyo arrives. Carl Smith from Lovington remains in the city. Ranchman EB Corbran and A B Johnson from the Plains attend court. Oliver Allred from Monument registered at Rightway hotel. J E Weir from Monument country in town. W L McDonald of Lakewood among lake city visitors. Mrs Roy Waller returned from a north visit. W Rosson of Loving plans a visit to Clarksville Tennessee. John Murphy J O and Gunter McKeen from Malaga attend court. Mrs Mehaffey leaves Pearl New Mexico for west Texas. Judge Granville A Richardson arrived. grand jury sworn and in deliberation. David H Calderon from Roswell serves as court interpreter during season. Mr and Mrs Fred Martin of Lubbock visit G F Montgomery’s store in San Jose. For rent well furnished front room and bath. Phone 240.
Funeral of Ollie James Senator from Kentu
Readable excerpts describe the Kentucky senator Ollie James funeral in Marion. Prominent attendees from state and nation attended the ceremony with a special Baltimore to Marion train escort for the body. Families recall touching journeys and guard of honor scenes at Ashland and Lewisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ollie James
Kentucky
Marion
Mra
Fern “Albright
Mra. W. J. Barber
Ollie
Baltimore
Ashland
Lewisville
Frankfort
Louisville
Edgar James
Wolan
Dow and party return from northern trip to New Mexico
Hon and Mia Dow return from a business trip to the northern region and Santa Fe. They visited Albuquerque for a New Mexico Bar Association meeting but had to cut the visit short due to court opening in Carlsbad. Chocolate Shop Candies and R. FE. Dick mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
R. C. Dow
Laughter
Santa Fe
New Mexico Bar Association
Albuquerque
Limited Service Men Depart for Camp Bowie and Camp Pike
Eddy County selectees leave for military service with nine men bound for Camp Bowie Texas tomorrow night and seven more for Camp Pike Arkansas on September 7. Letters from soldiers note large camps in Arkansas and rough conditions, with one sender in detention awaiting papers and relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy County
Selective
Pratt Board
Camp Bowie
Port Worth
Charley Tra Maxwell Charles Earnest Adkins
Lee G. Smith
Juliux
Owens Robert O. Wickson
Willie Hain
Hieroh Hobbs
Archie Tinner Isaac Oliver Allred, Jr
Vernon Middleton Gandeno Priete
Arthur Henry Nix Mack
Walter Pendleton
Ceeil Brownlie Allen B
Johnson Alonzo Thomas Gunter McKeen
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Phke
Little Rock
Ark
Pike
Brother
Afxor
Snethen Perry
Carlsbad Arrival Brings Thayer Family To Start School
Mia and Ollie Thayer with their children arrived in Carlsbad at the start of the week to enroll in local schools. Misses Mabel and Virginia will take business courses while the younger children enter grammar school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Ollie Thayer
Carlsbad
Mabel
Virginia Will Owach
Miss Elizabeth Breeding Heads to Cleveland Mines NM School
Miss Elizabeth Breeding leaves on the morning train to Cleveland Mines New Mexico to teach school this winter. Cleveland Mines lies eight miles from Silver City. She taught at Roy New Mexico last year and now has a school near home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Breeding
Cleveland Mines
New Mexico
Silver City
Breeding
Roy
Chocolate Shop Candies and War Savings Stamp Drive
Readable fragments show a local chocolate shop name and a wartime savings program. Mentions R and BH initials and a thrift thrust alongside a War Savings Stamp drive in progress. Specific details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Georgia trip fuels cousin visits and car theft note
Mra Swinehart cousin of Mra C T Adams and L A Swigart from Arkon Ohio has stayed ten days in the city before heading to Georgia. Relatives Homer Calar and family will visit Waterloo Town for a spell. Calar's Joyce Pruit delivery car rap was taken by H Muldrow on vacation.
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Mra. Swinehart
Mra
C. T. Adams
L.A. Swigart
Arkon
Ohio
Georgia
Homer Calar
Waterloo
Mr. Calar
Joyce-Pruit
H. Muldrow
Mrs Wright Returns Home From Arkansas Visit
Mrs James Monroe Wright formerly Mary Fessler returns home after a lengthy visit with her husband’s relatives at Manila and Harrisburg Arkansas. Her husband recently left a training camp and is at Camp Dix New Jersey with a likelihood of being sent to France. Mrs Wright prefers Sunny New Mexico to Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Monroe Wright
Mary Fessler
Vain Points
Arkansas
Manila
Harrisburg
Camp Dix
New Jersey
France
Local School Officials Plan Night Train Trip
Dr. Frank H B Roberts of Las Vegas and R R Larkins, representing Gian Co. school book publishers, are in town on school business and expect to leave for Roswell on the night train tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank HB. H. Roberts
R. RR. Larkins
Dr. Roberts
Las Vegas
Larkin
Gian @ Co
Roswell
Weather Update for Carlabad New Mexico September 3 1918
Carlabad New Mexico reports cooler southerly portions with showers in the northern area. The forecast specifies a night of showers in the north and cooler conditions in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlabad
New Mexico
Chocolate Shop Candles BR Room for Rent Ad
Classified notice offers a nicely furnished front room with option to board. Contact via phone 106 for arrangements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. B. Washington
Ida May Willoughby
Hope
Palace
Sam Campbell
Rocky Arroyo
Carl Smith
Lovington
Eb, A. Corbran
Bia Ranch
A. B. Johnson
the Plains
Comio
Oliver Allred
Rightway Hotel
J. E. Weir
Monument Country
W. L. McDonald
Lakewood
Roy Waller
John Murphy
J. O
Gunter McKeen
Malaga
Jadge Granville A. Richardson
David H. Calderon
Fred Martin
Lubbock, Texas
Olmar Jam
Kentu
Tena Nymeyer-Draper
Hiknen
Chocolate Shop Candies
Jacob J. Smith
Carlsbad Automobile Co
Jesse Andrew Pederick
Martin Arreguay
Harry Stephenson
Wm. Lewis Buell
Victor A. Buell
Calvin D Baker Oste Olia Bradley Calvingg Bunenn
Luther Dean Swift
Phoenix
Arizona
Chocolate Shop
Savoy Stampa
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