Weddings Return Soldiers Lota Lopes and Juan Lujan United
The marriage of Misa Lota Lopes and Juan Lujan was solemnized at St George’s Church Roy on April 28 after a Solemn High Mass. The bride, Roy native educated in Roy Schools, and the groom, Son of Cipriano Lujan, join in marriage with families and friends celebrating later. Lt Wolcott Rudsel returns from two years in the army and Ray Cart, home from training and the Argonne front, are among returning soldiers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Lota Lopes
Juan Lujan
Inihe Roy
Sisters
Denver
Cipriiano Lujan
Lujan
San Mercanntile
Roy
Worley and Branch Marry in El Paso
Carlos Branch and Grace Worley wed April 10 in El Paso. They have rented an apartment and are happy keeping house. Friends in Roy send congratulations and best wishes to them at the Pass City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Branch
Grace Worley
el Paso
Roy
Pass City
Shields Heimann Wedding in Clayton New Mexico
Fred Heimann of Roy and Miss Floy Shields of Haydon New Mexico wed in Clayton on Monday April 21. After their honeymoon they will reside at Albert Hill located 15 miles east of Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heimann
Roy
Floy Shields
Haydon
N. M
Clayton
Albert Hill
Misner Engagement Announces Marian Elizabeth to Mr Kidd
Mills residents Mr and Mrs Fred B Misner announce the engagement of their daughter Marian Elizabeth to Robert Edward Kidd of Nottingham England. Marion Curtis, a traveling salesman for Hausman Drug Co, Trinidad, returns to his old route after a year and a half in U S military service. T E Mitchell heads to Santa Fe as a witness in Ike Barth disbarment case and plans to return home by Saturday night for Masonic Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Misner
Mills
Marian Elizabeth
Robert Edward Kidd
Nottingham
England
Marion Curtis
Hausman Drug ‘Co
Trinidad
Roy
U. S
T. E. Mitchell
Santa Fe
Ike Barth
Albuquerque
Masonic Lodge
Polaskie Forecast Signals Thunder Showers Early May
Polaskie Weather Center predicts a three day period ending April 29 with frequent intensified electrical showers and hail. After this a period of threatening but fair weather is foreseen during the first week of May. By H. Polaskie.
Travel notes and local land notices from Amarillo trip
Harve Hiékel and family visited relatives in Amarillo Texas last week and enjoyed a pleasant trip with fine weather returning Tuesday. James A McIntosh of Mos Quero was in Roy on Monday leaving notices for publication on isolated tracts adjoining his ranch and ordered the 8 A for a year. He is a permanent rancher who plans to stay and see the country develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Hiékel
Amarillo
Texas
James A. McIntosh
Mosquero
Roy
Hso
Couple set for Liberal trip stalled by family note
C F Howe and wife planned to depart Monday for Liberal Kansas but a message from their son inhibiting the journey notes they have Mu and wish the voyage never. The son seeks release from military service. he serves in the Radio service in France. Claude Brashears has a broken arm from trying to crank a cranky Lizzie and cannot carry his Mills Route mail for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Howe
Kansas
France
Claude Brashears
Lizzie
Mrs Hayes Moves to Raton After Insurance Payout
Mrs J L Hayes and her son Guy moved their household goods to Raton on Monday and traveled by car to establish a new home. Mrs Hayes received a $2000 life insurance check from the M W A last week, relieving her financial worries. She plans to live near daughter Mrs Will King in what is described as an ideal arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hayes
Guy
Raton
Threshing in Rural AreaBoosts Wheat Harvest Hopes
Paul Anderson pulled his threshing outfit Tuesday to Rocq Reeder’s Geo N. Ames farm and later threshed for Weisdorfer Bros. The drying mud allows tractor travel and threshers gear up for a large wheat harvest as the busy season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anderson
Rocq Reeder
Geo N. Ames
Weisdorfer Bros
Ford advertising boosts Roy Garage amid auto boom
The Roy Garage prepares a swell Ford ad for this week but the space was reallocated to other advertisers. Ford business is speeding up as factories resume car production and government contracts rise or fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Garage
Ford
Personal Notices and Local Updates from the Community
Postmaster Wm G Johnson sold his Ford and bought a Saxon 6 from Melville Frier sheim. J H Kelsey traveled from Alberta to Trinidad. Elby Bowman moved from Rush Center to Hutchinson Kansas. Noe Trujillo returned home to Roy, welcomed after fearing his absence from France. Rev G B Hall and wife returned from Buffalo Gap 8 D after funerals of a son in law and nephew from pneumonia. Masons remind the regular meeting on Saturday the 26th with many degrees scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Hall
Buffalo Gap
Shipments of cattle back to Kansas and local tax figures
George Ray shipped 1500 head of steers to Kansas to pasture now. The cattle moved on two stock trains with small losses. feed costs were noted. Roy and Kenneth Hall hosted sisters and friends. Roy cooked, plans to hand cooking back to his mother. New Mexico tax data show 1918 levies total 2,569,851.14 for schools with 2,000,000 available for 1918-19. House Bill 60 lets districts spend more per teacher rank to raise salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ray
Eastern
Kansas
Bienéuith
Roy
Kenneth” Hall
Taxpayer's Association of
New Mexico
Ranchman I P Vernon Sees Thousands Of Dead Cattle
I P Vernon of DeHaven reports in Roy that he has spent winter in Texas and witnessed cattle losses in the thousands. He laments the dead herd but rejoices his son, serving overseas, is now home safe. The old rancher has been ill and is not yet strong. His son brought him home by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Vernon
DeHaven
Roy
Texas
State Tax Commission appoints substitutes for collection plan
The commission names defeated candidates and ex-office holders as appointees across districts. Luis Armijo of Las Vegas is assigned to the district, Orris L. Phillips to Raton, Frak Clancy to Santa Fe, and others from the has-been class. Acting Governor Pankey urges support in the Fifth Liberty Loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Luis Armijio
Las Vegas
Dist Atty
Orris L. Phillips
Raton
Frak Clancy
Santa Fe
Mutual Hail Insurance Plan Eyed for Farmers
Jas W Johnson, back from El Paso and Deming, reports W O W Grand Camp notes. Prof Trumbull urges farmers to delay hail insurance on wheat as a Mutual plan with the U S Department of Agriculture may provide 40 to 70 percent savings by cutting salaries and commissions if organized locally. May 10 arrival expected with details, cost varies with hail luck and could be under 50 percent in heavy loss years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. W. Johnson
el Paso
Deming
W. O. W. Grand
Prof .Trumbull
U.s.dept. of Agriculture
Trumbull
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Meet in Clayton May 5
The executive board of the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association calls its 1919 year kickoff meeting for May 5 in Clayton New Mexico at the Rotary Club Room. Morning session at 10 and an afternoon session at 5 are open to all stockmen. Rev O W Hearn suffers facial and hand poisoning from unknown plant exposure while tree gathering. I W Boulware visited the Roy Cemetery family plot Wednesday but fierce northeast winds restrained activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Clayton
New Mexico
Rotary Club
I. W. Boulware
Roy
Ranch trip in heavy spring rain to Plumlee Hospital
Tony Heimann drove from the ranch to transport Mrs. Albert Driskill and her ill child to Plumlee Hospital. The six hour journey was made in the worst rain of the spring with the car in low gear and no lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Heimann
Albert Driskill
Plumlee Hospital
Lopez Resigns to Manage Lujan and Son Store
Alec Lopez resigns from Roy Trading Co to become manager of the Lujan and Son store in Roy. He and his son-in-law Juan Lujan will run the business locally while Cipriano Lujan and family return to Sabinosa. Lopez is a popular Roy salesman and public-spirited citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remigio Lopez
Roy Trading Co
Lujan and Son
Roy
Juan Lujan
Cipriano Lujan
Sabinosa
Lopez
Teresta
Atoire
Hesorichty
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Lopez-Lujan
Wolcott Rudsel
Uncle Sam
Wolcott
Ray Cart
Argonne Forest
Worley—Branch
Shields- Heimann
Roy School
Princess Dorothy
Queen Mas
Herald
Haze Daf Rees
Cilaga Wenland
Beatrich Branch
Celeste Grashrars
Jos Eraine Scort
Nusho
Wm G. Johnson
Melville Friersheim
Liz
J. H. Kelsey
Albert
Colorado
Elby Bowman
Rush Center
Hutchison, Kansas
Noe Trujillo
Masons
Personne
Middletom
Mrs. Middleton
Haze,halverty
Tom Middleton
Jessie Mippi Bron
Sup Middleton
Lucy Far
Maud
Mrs. Nasir
Alexander Wilson
Mary
Dr. RayNoups
Conard Evans
Dorothy Gises
Erna FromRsini
Resy Evyererr
Genevieve Brown
Ruta de Pew
Marshall Hunter
Perry Smith
Mur Johnson
Clyde Crow
Kanest Wade
Nu Sho
Pankey
Hearn
aLeces
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