Banta Fe agent adjusts claims. school meeting postponed
Local note that J F Miller, claim agent for the Banta Fe, is in town this week handling company matters. The Home and School Association meeting moved from October 6 to October 12. Billy Hegler, ranchman from the Point, town visit for a gear repair on his shearing machine. Mrs Will Hitson and daughter Dona drive to Santa Rosa as Mrs Hitson's son Jack lies ill with fever. Dona will drive home safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Miller
Banta Fe
Billy Hegler
Will Hitson
Miss Dona
Santa Rosa
Little Miss Jayne Campbell Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Four year old Jayne Campbell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Campbell, marked her fourth birthday Thursday at home with six to eight girls. They played games on the lawn and enjoyed cake and ice cream, as gifts were exchanged and the birthday girl expressed happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne Campbell
Sam Campbell
Hoya
Full Blood Angora Goats Sale Receipt at Arizona Farmers
Charles Grammer received two choice angora goat bucks Wednesday from Gist and Cherry of Arizona. Moen, who studies oats, notes these are the best they have seen in years. The goats are about two years old, full blood, and from the original African strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grammer
Gist and
Cherry
Arizona
Moen
Local high schoolers plan Sunday visits and dance
Mins Car and Hazel Harrison, high school students, will travel to a ranch on Black River for a Sunday dance at the Smith home tonight. Another school girl from the county will join them to visit her home near Rattle Snake Springs. Mrs John Harvey and Annie Allen plan a morning visit to Marathon for Mrs Harvey's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Car
Hazel Harrison
Black River
mSith
Mins
Rattle Snake Springs
John Harvey
Annie Allen
Latham family seeks pasture as drought grips Texas farms
J. J. Latham and son CM travel from Sterling via El Paso Gap and Carlsbad to Spur Texas visiting a son with the Guadalupe Sheep Company. They report sixteen months without rain hindering farming and stock, seek grass for cattle, and plan to move toward the Capitan country for grazing. They aim to save their cattle and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Latham and Son
el Paso Gap
Guadalupe Sheep Company
Carlsbad
Spur
Texas
Sterling
Mr. Latham
Grase
Capitan Country
Richard R Archer Visits Albuquerque As Circulator
Richard R Archer, the Albuquerque Morning Journal circulator, is a guest at the Palace hotel today. He makes his annual and semi annual visits through the valley while passing through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Archer
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Mr. Archer
Local travelers stay at Palace and Hotel Bates
Jernigan of Hope is a Palace guest today. Sam and Lola Savage of Lovington visit Carlsbad for a few days. Bob Green of Roswell arrived yesterday to handle business. Riley Dean drove to Pecos last night for Marty Woodman. JL Grear and T David of Clovis were overnight guests at Hotel Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jernigan
Hope
Palace
Sam and
Lola Savage
Lovington
Carlsbad
Bob Green
Roswell
Riley Dean
Pecos
Marty Woodman
Jl, Grear
T. David
Clovis
Hotel Bates
Roswell Moves and Market Change Mentioned in Brief Notes
Riley and Nelson Plumbers are listed with phone 182 as part of a local note. Mr and Mrs A W Marksman traveled to Oklahoma City where he has accepted a jeweler position after several months at Corner Drug Store. They enjoyed their time and new friends here before leaving. A Roswell attorney J C Gilbert arrived yesterday to adjust matters in the district court now in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Marksman
Oklahoma City
Mr. Marksman
Roswell
J.C. Gilbert
District Court
Artesia Jurors Stay On For Several Days
J A Anderson and Jim Montgomery of Artesia remain as jurymen for a few more days. Father Arbogast was called to Roswell yesterday, riding the early train and returning on the 8:30 PM train the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Anderson
Jim Montgomery
Artesia
Father Arbogast
Rosswell
Current Office Notary Swearing In Ceremony Noted
A swearing in event at the Current office featured the appointed Notary Public taking oath. Officials confirmed compliance with state requirements and welcomed the new designee into service.
Train Service Change Sparks Local Disapproval
The October plan removes the six am local to Roswell and back, seen as unhelpful to Carlsbad. Supporters note same day trips were feasible for business and rest, while the service has been a valuable town asset. Also noted are travels of Jd M Harkey and Roscoe accompanying Mrs under plans to Artesia with daughter Mrs Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Carlsbad
Mrs. Dester
Roscoe
Mrs. Fletcher
Artesia
Miss Mary and Bertha Fletcher Return to Artesia
Miss Mary and Bertha Fletcher returned to Artesia this afternoon in a car. Contractor GoM. Whitead came home for a few days. He has built concrete tanks and a dipping vat for Mr. Miller who runs sheep and ranches sixty five miles northwest of Roswell. He came down to bid on cement work nearer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary
Bertha Fletcher
Artesia
Gom. Whitead
Miller
Roswell
Upper Black River Trader Visits Town for Supplies
Arthur Mayes of Upper Black River stops in town for supplies. He notes the local school began last week with Ruth Gromo of Lake Arthur as teacher. He reports stock and grain supplies are adequate and expresses little fear for regional stockmen’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mayes
Upper Black River
Ruth Gromo
Lake Arthur
Arthur
Srans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home and School Association
Snop
To Star Pharmacy
Rexall
Riley and
Nelson
Weaver’s
Jd. M. Harkey
D. Harkey
Matador
High School Books
R. E. Dick
Hone
Sii Indsus
the Public Utilities Co
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