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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1918
Page
3
Ed Burleson and Otto Engel travelers check in from Queen and Dublin ranches while Tom Middleton calls from Queen to run the store. Express agent Ray Spladey heads to Pecos. several ranchers and business visitors from Lovington Ankelos Malaga Otis and El Paso are in town for court, meetings, or trade.
Walter Beall and his wife moved from Green Heights to a small cottage west of Dr Bearup's residence to shorten Walter Beall's commute and be nearer his work.
Superintendent elect George M Brinton of Eddy County schools visits Silver City and works on the faculty of the State Normal School, remaining there until the start of the new year.
At the Crawford yesterday a roster of attendees included D. W. Goode of New York KB, B L Sisk of Roswell, J. A. Miller and L. Taylor of State College, T. BE Jenkins of Snyder Texas, J. G. Swacino of Omaha Nebraska, J. W. Oneal of Dallas, and Tom Runyan of Artesia.
Miss Frances Cooke departs for Berkeley California to enter the university for the winter term beginning the 20th. She joins other graduates leaving for higher studies as a sign of continued success.
Chester Sheppard of Loving is in town today and plans a trip to the Gordon ranch at Last Chance. He is visiting his sister Mrs Wilks Glasscock, who will return to Lovington with him.
Mr Enneter visits from his Otis area home and says crops flourish in the region. Ohvenius threshes alfalfa seed with fair yield as threshers move from Enneter farm to Hindel's. Enneter has about zero acres of seed. Bindel nearby. Mrs Banefer delivers about 60 pounds of butter weekly to local customers in Cacise.
The message notes Mrs O Merrifield formerly of Carlsbad now living in Hope remains ill after recent travels to Palomas Hot Springs seeking rheumatic relief. She was taken ill at Tularosa and is cared for at a friend's home, Mrs Rich, in that place.
Unclear fragment notes five aircraft movement with a prompt to watch for a specific date. Details on place, time, or event are not provided in readable text.
Miss Florence Owen resigns from the National Head of Carlsbad. Miss Dorothy Ryan fills the vacancy. Edawin Stephenson has sold another car of alfalfa straw to Roswell, a fourth car this week, with more to come.
Loving resident Little Miss Mary Lee Wyman told the Carpent reporter this morning she spent the fight in Carlsbad as a guest at the Chode Farris home.
The Rev FW Pratt departed yesterday morning for a short vacation to Deming New Mexico and expected to be away about a week. No services will be held at Grace Church on Sunday.
Miss Helen McKengie visits from the lower valley to enroll in Carlsbad's student nurse reserve, an example that could be followed by many of the town's women.
Mrs Kitty Keiler departed this morning for El Paso after a business visit to the city. A telegram announcing the arrival of her sister, unseen for ten years, hastened her return to El Paso.
Four carloads of fine Duroe fted hogs passed through Isbad en route to El Paso. The shipment included the city of Sherman and the hoe, with one car shipped from Roswell and Crete field.
U Shelby, a familiar figure to locals, arrived in Shelbyville, Kentucky on Thursday night. He has been in the area for months and was previously connected with the grocery business in Carlsbad for years.
Ralph Thayer leaves Thayer ranch to attend court in Cariabad. Mrs Thayer and baby travel with him as Mr and Mrs Hoot stay with Mrs Ralph Thayer. The Thayer children fretted during illness and await their mother’s return.
Reverend Allison of Roswell spent the night in town then headed to Pecos and Itwn, Texas. He will depart Monday for Dallas to attend the centenary missionary convention next week. Reverend Givan of Cartesbad will also attend the meeting.
Otis Red Cross auxiliary reports progress in a knitting drive. They promised 75 pairs of socks and have already produced 129 pairs, with Mrs. Ellsworth currently working on the 36th pair. The group is praised for patriotic effort.
A tent room is offered for rent to a lady by Mrs. Ed James, contact phone 266.
Thursday the 12th marked registration day nationwide as the Associated Press awaits results on whether Wilson’s call for 4 00,000 men from 18 to 45 will be met. In the county, estimates showed about 1,000 registered in listed precincts like Carke Artemio Loving Malaga Lakewood Othean, with Queen and Cottonwood still to report.
A young student travels to Herkeley to enter the university, escorted by friends and well wishers from faculty and classmates as she begins the next academic chapter.
Fragments show a sale notice involving Mullane and a few choices, with unclear lines about bidders or items. The readable text hints at a local auction context likely tied to a property or goods sale and names a person connected to the listing.
Mrs. Maggie Reed requests a connecting light housekeeping room at the Metropolitan hotel and awaits confirmation of availability and rate terms for her stay.
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