Local notes from Artesian belt visitors and town events
A. M. Thomas from the Artesian belt was a guest of the Bates yesterday. Mrs. L. G. Hadley of Artesia transacted business today. R. Brice came from Roswell for a few days of local business before court. Mrs. Tom Higgins has been ill all week. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Howell from the TX ranch are guests of the Hewitt couple. Little Jack White of Loving has been ill for several days. Scouts plan a Saturday evening feed at five on the Presbyterian church lawn. Mrs. Will Fenton arrived to join her husband on a camping trip. they will return to the ranch this afternoon. Mrs. Bell Pendleton reports reaching Lowell Arizona safely and Fred Pendleton back to work after a mine injury. Flowd Childress, a trusted member of the Current force, is ill and Luther Rell will take his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fenton
Mr. Fenton
Local residents and visitors mingle in Carlsbad area
Mr and Mrs Joe Lusk visited yesterday with Mrs Lusk staying a few days guest of Mrs Joe Johns. Ada Gordon and brother Dave returned from the ranch to tend cattle and branding. Dallas Jones with Smith roundup on Mosley moves cattle toward plains ranch. Hattie Bakers promoted to stenographer at Willard. John Snow and Charles Walker returned from Roswell with Carlsbad lads at No MoM. Mrs H M Chilcoat improving after sickness. Charles Pardue seen in Loving transacting business. Mr and Mrs W S Miller and family spend day in Carlsbad. Miller conducts business while ladies shop near Artesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lusk
Lusk
Joe Johns
John Snow
Charles Walker
Roswell
John
Carlsbad Boys
Mrs Swickard Visits Artesia Relative
Mrs. E. F. Swickard returned Saturday from a weeklong visit with Mrs. Robinson in Artesia. Mother Swickard enjoyed the trip and benefited from the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F., Swickard
Misa Katheryn Walterscheid Arrives Home From Lakewood
Misa Katheryn Walterscheid arrived yesterday after a several weeks stay in Lakewood and is back home to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Katheryn Walterscheid
Lakewood
Joe Lane Baker Shows Signs of Recovery from Croup
Joe Lane Baker, affected by whooping cough, is reported to be improving today with his condition easing and health officials noting progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lane Baker
Major Bujac Leaves for Albuquerque With Battalion
Major R. E. P. Bujac, who has been visiting the court, bids farewell to friends and departs for Albuquerque to join his battalion. He has seen service in the Philippines and wistfully hopes to return home to see the stars and stripes again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. P. Bujac
Albuquerque
Phillipines
Reeves Couple Thrive in Ranch Cattle Branding Efforts
Tom Reeves and his wife stay close at the ranch during branding and moving cattle. Reeves reports satisfaction with the cattle business and notes careful range management kept stock from overgrazing despite challenging conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reeves
Tedar
Mr. Reeves
Pulpit Treatment Text Day At Presbyterian Church
The day includes Form of Gow and The Great Christening as pulpit topics. The chapel gains a piano and congregational help for meetings is welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Carlsbad Visitors Arrive in Roswell
A. E. Lusk and John Snow of Carlsbad are Roswell visitors today. Snow is brother of Mrs. M. H. Brasher, who is fondly remembered by Roswell residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Lusk
John Snow
Iisbad
Roswell
Mr. Snow
M. H. Brasher
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. M. Thomas
Artesian Belt
Bates
R. Brice
Tom Higgins
W. G. Howell
T.X. Ranch
John Hewitt
Jack White
Sher
Ada Gordon
Dave
Dallas Jones
Smith
Mosley
Plains Ranch
Hattie Bakers
Willard
H. M. Chilcoat
Charles Pardue
Loving
Greene
To Star Pharmacy
Rexall
Weaver’s
Eppstein
Roxwell
Mra
W. H.C. Smith
Elbert
Henry Smith
Pratt-Smith
Rales
Remn Mucticett
Casper Fosmark
Dora Smith
Frank Ross
L. EB. Hayes
Rebekahs
Mrs. Rows
Charlie James
High School Books
R. E. Dick
Hone
Carlsbad
Briareus
Ourer
June
Tabor
the Public Utilities Co
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