The Carlsbad current., August 29, 1919, Image 7

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DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
He Comes Up Smiliwg
Monday,
LOCAL NEWS
Robert Flnlay la acting steno
grapher In the office of Major
Uujao thl week.
Mlii Josle Queen, ff Malaca,
wilt leave tomorrow night for Mil
vet City, where she goes to attend
the normal school.
Mrs. Qui rey I assisting tempor
arily In the T. C. Home dry coods
store during the absence ot Miss
Klndel, who Is taking her vacation.
Miia McKnlght, of TIohwoH, who
had been employed In Carlsbad as
a stenographer recently resigned
her position and left for her home.
Dr. H. W. Lowry will deliver the
sermon at the Alrdome Ru"day
even Inn at eight-thirty. This will
close the service of community wor
ship. Reverend Jenkins brought three
of his children to Carlsbad from
their home at Houpe a day or two
go, and had their tonsils and ade
noids removed.
Miss Gladys Tluan returned vev
teroay from 131 Tas where shi
has been visiting for five weeks
past, and will loave soon for rol
lege In tho east
w Miss Tiitti TI. Huchee, of Roswcll,
DiM accepted the position of foun
tv Club Leader of Moya and filrls'
Clubs, and will atk up the work
the first of September The lady
, is experienced along club work linos
Vrrd has done excellent work In
Chaves county, and no ln-iti the
work here will prosper In her
hands.
Mttln Marie Fuaxard. tlio 12-rear-old
girl protege of one of the
Pinters a St. Edwards' school, Ihls
city, left Monday for 'he home of
a friend In St. T.ouls. where she
will attend school. 9 tin was met
at Wichita by a Sister on her wsv
enst and they continued the rost
of the way together.
Dave and John MTollnuni sold
and delivered 744 gonts to llnlley
Brothers this week, tho price paid
being 17.00 for nannies and kids.
They still have ver 1200 goata In
their flock In the Guadalupes.
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NOTICE
Frionds and Customers
Owing to the fact that there has
recently been so much complaint
relative to repair work going out of
my shop, I have now decided to do
my own repairing.
I will correct any unsatisfactory
work free of charge.
I propose to maintain my reputa
tion for
FIRST CLASS WORK AND
GUARANTEED SATISFACTION
built up in seventeen years' business
in Carlsbad.
Milton Smith
WATCHMAKER
CORNER DRUG STORE.
IN
Sept. 1
Miss Mamie Couch, of Lovlnt
ton. spent last Friday night In
Carlsbad with friends.
J. I). Tturleson, MHvin Hear up.
John and Dave McCollaum are
some of the mountaineers to show
up In town Tuesday ot thla week.
Mrs. V. O. McColltim and sons,
Virgil and Wathan, have returned
from a visit to relatives at llalrd,
Texas.
Mrs. John D'Arcy is in town
this week, having dentn! work done,
coming from one of tlin Ares
ranches on the mountains where
Mr. D'Arcy Is employed. Mis.
D'Arcy expects to tnovs soon to
Itoeky Arroya In order to put their
children In school, they having
seven children ot school age.
Miss Grant, for a year and a
half a nurse In Eddy County hos
pital, going from here to Fl Paso,
la spending her vacation In town, a
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred West.
W. R. Whltson and family left
Sunday night for their new home
In Koswell accompanied by the
best wishes ot many friend. made
during their stay cf over a year
among us.
Rev. F. W. Tratt returned un
day afternoon from California
where ha Bnent njirf nf ika anm.
mer. He reports the cx-Carlshnd-Ites
all In rood health ami getting
on nicely. Many of the summer
visitors to the coast returned this
week.
Miss Avanel Wrlcht and her
grandmother. Mrs. Huston, of i aw
Ing, returned from the east, Fri
day, of lust week, and continued
on to I.ovlnK Saturday morn Inc.
The rest of the WrlKbt family will
rot return until later.
Mrs. Mabel Polk, teacher of the
primary grade in the public
schools, returned Sunday from
llerkeley, California, wnere she
spent the summer months in school
Mrs. I 'oik has specialised In pri
mary school work for some years
and her experience and study have
made her prominent along that
line. Mrs. I'olk and Miss V.'llt have
taken rooms with Mrs. John I.uras
for the winter.
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Let's Go!
71 YKlItt OI.I), lllltKM
71 Mll.US lioKSKII.iUi.
t'ncle Jesse Rascoe. up
on learning of the presence
In Carlsbad ot a favorite
niece, Mrs. Claire Duncan
Ward, rode horseback seventy-one
miles to see her.
When It is remembered that
I'ncle Jesse is seventy-one
years old, the achievement
is remarkable.
A pleasant neighborhood ríeme
was held at Dark Canyon Well
Inst Sunday, the families of J. F.
Hart, W. H. Mullane, I'.oyd Klndel
and H. D. Hubbard were frenen t.
A good dinner and pleasant social
enjoyment featured the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hulley ltensnn have
returned from their trip to Cloud
croft where they spent n v.ek or
more, enjoying the weather n that
delightful retreat. Thry weie ac
companied by Madam Benson.
Cuy A. Heed spent a couple of
days In Artesla this week, return
ing last night. His preparations
are about complete for opening a
law office In Carlsbad.
Carlsbad Itehekah Lodge No. 13
hold an interestinc and profitable
Meeting Monday night at Odd Kel
lows' Hall. Owing to other at
t'liclions In the city, only a smull
number was present, hut Initiatory
work was put on and afterward
tl'O entire company .tourneyed to
the Sweet Shop for ref i-espments.
Although the hour wss late, the
1. 1 nelly prciprlitois arranged to sent
them nil toKther at a lone table.
where refreehliii: Ice cream was
i pi ved to all, and a social time
fallowed.
The Current l uinW obligations
to F. A. Wright for a nice hunch
of their famous "Nancy Hull
sweet potatoes, which he and his
son. Claude F. WriKht, have spee
Inlled In raising for some 'ears
past. We say "hunch" advisedly
the tubers Mr. Wrisht brought to
the offire consisting of six large
potatoes on one stem. The
Nancy Hall is a favorite sweet po
tato here, of cooi color, yielding
well and has excellent keeping
nualltles.
Charles Lindsay has reslened his
position with the A. fl. Shelby Co.,
and will leave the first of Septem
ber for the old home At Conway
Arknnaas. The move Is tunde pri
marily for the mother s health, the
altitude here being considered S
little high for her.
TelhiHlUt fhnrch Nervier.
8uniay school at ;ci o'clock:
piesellnp nt eleven O'clorh hy the
pr.stnv Kpwnrth T.eifii" at seven
tr.IrK suhiert. "Clirlstinnlty and
I fi c' I:" Speclnl 'irir nt nil ser
vice' 'ioj cii'l'u! levlnlllcin
ti not worsJ-inpHi? f.l rtln-r
chir 's. O"o. H. 'lian. Tastor.
I Mrs. Anns Iloyd le'f Mnndnv.
BoIpb to r.nliup. wnere Pile will
a ra In tench In the public school
of Mint pluci.. Mrs. Ilo-'d v.a
forr":ly n teacher In Cnrlsbnd
gehenls. wn'le here she visited
with Miss K'fle Hart.
V M KlKrlncer. of nea" Artesin.
der ' himself the plniun rf
dot n er his new grandnn for a
day 'nd visited the county sen
Inf. VedntKilay. Mr. Klsslneer Is
smff 'nir from the effels of run
nlir sliver In his finger a month
ot " neo snd had an X-Rav ex-an-'
-tlon made of It, hut the hone
s- s to be In normal condition.
W the finger la badly swollen,
no"-tng can be done for It hut al
low nature to have tuna to heal
the wound. Mr. Kissinger says
ever thing on his farm Is In ex
erllmt condition h.s crop of apples
Is Irrge snd the alfalfa wss never
finer While here he added hh
nani ' o our growing list of aub
iubrniers no as to get all the
news from the county seat.
Dr. Mnnger wn a northbound
pnssenger Tuesday night, going tor
a visit to Artesla.
What have you to sell? What
do von wan In KnwS t1aii -
without anything or keea anything
yon don't need. Current want ads
AT 8T. TOAXCI9 HOKI'ITAU
Miss Essie Jones wai operated
on at the St. Francia hospital this
week with excellent results.
, Mrs. Joe Marosl, of Loving, nn
dcrwent an operation from which
she Is recovering rapidly.
The daughter of Juai Mnrtlnrx,
who suffer,! a tnnf ,.. I J i.
Is convalescing at St. I'rane'i hos
pital. John Tnlne, who Is here r-o:n
South Dakota, wss operated on
this week and Is gett'n well at
iris time.
Juan VaMea' daughter, whr wn
operated on for a ruptured appen
dix, nml who was In unu dani;"r
for Severn) days Is Improving
Mrs. Dnnnld, mother of I.eo Dim
ension nt St. Frnn-M hip-pitnl.
aid. who underwent ft snrlom op.
bns convalesced stifficlnllt' to al
low her to return to her home.
Frank, 1'ittKfoid left ycsf,id.iy
morning for M'nernl Wells, Texas.
n,id niny deride to lócalo there.
Ho Is a fine automobile mechanic
and will have no trouble securing:
l position at Mineral Well should
ho so desire.
Lieutenant Mnn rnn fMi pia-l I a .
bride arrived in Carlsbad last
nisni ami will ninke a visit here
of some weeks snd mnv dclde to
locate permanently. They came
i rum iniiimoua, weorula, to t.l
I'aSO. Where Unnrn. r.Mlt-..l
dischsrre from the army last Mon-
nay. aionroe's nost or friends
here, where he Is known aa boy
and man, will extend a warm wel
come to his bride and himself.
LeRoy Meeks, from Hope, wn
this week adjudged Insane and
committed to the insane asylum at
l.as Veens for treatment, altho'
on'v six years old. The trial wai
held in Koswell before Judge
llrlce. The llttlo boy had Infan
tile paralysis when six months old
and it is snhl his troubln dates
from thnt time. His insanity was
manifested by screaming, altho at
times he was of a cheerful dispo
sition. The case Is most deploruhle
because of the extreme vouth of
the child.
E. R. Lyon and his sisters. Miss
Lyon and Mrs. Julia Shaltuck. of
Queen, have rented thn liiiilnv
house In the northern part of
town and will take possession the
first of the month. The ladles
are quite aged, belnng 87 and 86
years oin, respectively, and Mr.
Lyon and both ladies need to be
near a physician, hence their re
moval to this city.
Miss Mildred Walter lf Tna.uf.fiu
evening for lngdalena, whero she
win leacn the primary ttrnd in
me pontic schools, she huMng spec
tallied In primary work.
Mr. and Mrs. Klnivr Ifmi.iltn..
came In from thpli mn,.h rm.itf.Av
miles from town Wednesday ufter
iuu ui rauco supplies. Tile y
were accompanied by Marcarct
rickens. who cornea In to . ou
nunii wnen school opens.
Miss Hasel I'laft. sister or UiihIi
I'liitt. of this ci!v. whn l
the summer hern in the home of her
coiner, urt this week for 'ni-.hne
Missouri. After a visit In lli.it cltv
Mini I'lntt will UO In Ann nii'
Mu hlLsn. whem she will ' sn.ilii
i;.kc tip ner sluilles in tho nnlier
.ily of that cli
Mlxs mill Mud tell left nU'ht
ror i.ns evns to re-enter the noi
li. bl school for the while- term.
Walter Clover in
Tuesday and left the rntich ed-
nosauy ror the celebration at Van
Hoin. accompanied bv his wire
and danchler and Miss Kin, 10 (.f
uausoaa.
The Current regrets to announce
Jht continued illness of Mrs. Sum
Davis at her home west of the
city. The lady Is suffering i róm
pele nervous breakdown. Al-hn
a resident of Curlshad hut a few
mnnins. Mrs. rtqvi has made inmv
Ir'ends and all aro hoping for .in
ci'ly return to h.r usual health.
Rev. D. F. Sellards nnd Pnl
are at home again nftoe spending
several days In Mnyhill. ev.
Sellards went for a mucli-ntvilcd
rent, hut decided to hold a few
dns meeflns; Instead, which wns
nnltr successful, several members
heint received Into th- church.
Tley had a strenuous lint. cot I In 7
homo as they came down tin. rlv
er In order to avoid n rntir ilan
gernus pas nnd forded tin ivn-'
ni-co sixteen times In a ill-tlnnc of;
tin miles. Al'nt'oiher thov cross-!
ed the river Iwenty-ronr tlnie.i. at
placen tho wafer rnnv over the
hubs and great care was necessary i
In keep from putline out tho en-'
K'ne. Onrvln Smith, of Mavhl'l.
came with Mr. SellanU nnd son
the ten miles referred 'n nnd drr.ve
tin enr through for then.
JACOB J. SMiTII
FIRST CLASS
TAILORING
( loaning, Repairing
and Pressing
A I All Work Done in
the
TAILORING UNI'
WANT ADS
nti nt.riAKKii c-AH von RALE.
Studebnker Light Six, Nineteen
Model; in bet of rondiiion; run
&M0 miles. iTlce $1400.00.
J. C. HAXTOV,
t ' Mnlnga, N. M.
I,HT: Sutiirdny, Aug. 23, near
the .Methodist church, a bundle of
liiundrv. Kinder pleaso return to
J. J. KENNKDV, lleiketfs llaiher
Shop. 1(p
LOU S.l::v Do.Uo car: In
fine condition: Inninm r,.r iti
WATSON, nt rulacu Hon I. t uils-
i'hii, ..cw .Mexico. tr
l.ttSTl Satiirdav nl-lit
r.. Iw.nM 1 H ..I t
..... .v i, i Lining, ,i iiiiin s srnviH
cent. coiit.iliiln a fnunt-iln pen. I ?!
i win pay fs.uu rewarl lor the t
...I.. ..M 1. . I.
1 .1 'II II 11 HH II. (
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.'ll.-i. I . II. 1 M i
riM'XIl: Wednesd.lv m.irnln, n
small sum of money. Owner may
recover snme hy .lescr.hing purse
and paying for this nd.
C. O. SWtCK.UMi.
l;Oll HKXT: Three room cot
tage, with sleeping porch; electric
lighted: WAtor rnnvnnl.nl Anl
this office. II nil
WAXTK.D: -,Mlll tmmU
wages and steady employment; ap
ply at office of Glob Hosier ft
Mining Co., City.
VOn SALE: 20 ncres new land,
with fine stand of cotton;
miles west of Malaga, New Mexico.
For particulars, write or telephone
MRS. FRED I WEAVFIf. Loving,
Eddy County, New Mexico. 1'hone
42W. ;t
r'OIt IIK.VT: Ono Iworoom
cottage, also one single; rocm cot
tage.. MRS. DKIIMAN.
'I'hone 224.
IIKMMTITt HINO anl Mcotlnf
to order, on reasonable terms.
MRS. ANNIE WEEKS.
Foil ItK.VT: Connecting Llgnt
housekeeping rooms. Inquire at
Metropolitan Hotel or telephone
258. Mit.S. MAOUIE REED.
Highest prices paid for second
hand furniture and all kinds of
Junk. Telephone 64.
tt-7-25 SAM MOSKIN.
If you are In the market for a
new car. don't fall to see the 191 1
aerlea new model Studebaker at
the Ohnemus Shops and Oarage
"Can Fig It."
ri.tXO rt'l'II.H: I will take
piano pupils at my homo nt 7 Sc.
per half hour lessons, or $1.00 for
forty-five minuto lessons,
MRS. JOHN l'UICKETT.
WAXTKII: - - A man whe
thoroughly understands opera I. nr;
an Aulo-Kedan Hav l'rei.i.
I'hone 4 KS. W. 0. KIRK PATRICK.
If Mal;i';a. N. M.
Services nre resumed In the
Presbyterian church with Mr.
Ixiwry once more In ehnrue, ami
there will be iuoiiiIiik wotHlilnp
villi sermon nn "The Human In
terest", Sabbath school n nt I'hris
tinn Endeavor meeting vtll be lutd
us usual, nnd there will be ruin
iniinlly worship at the Alriloine In
Ihe evening.
John Zliniiiei loan and family pml
Mrs. Iiiilnei loans mother. Mrs. J.
S. I'errv. returned Saturday limn
their vuralion trip to lh- mountains
wnere iney atienden tn, (juven
ramp meeting. They report a line
time with those fine mountain peo
ple who are known far and near
for their boundless hospllullty.
Charley (Irammar, ram liman,
from the lllack river country, spent
a few days In town this week.
RPVO No ,5v ""'h11' "rf
Ire -lit all di uuulsin' and
soft U i i nk stands.
pjocjH esteíqF
liUOOT BEElfB v
Vou'H flml thnt there Is something nlHUit Us tastr iu foamy ' .
giMMlnesti, tlmt Swll M J It li,
SWEETSHOP I
Army and Navy Rostaurant
Barron & Chavez, Props.
Everything good to eat,
iWell cooked and well served.
GIVE THEM A TRIAL
Johnston's
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T: C.
Hi
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y HIS novel
A plaited
treatment o f
pockets is just
one of the fash
ion features
which make all
Miss Manhattan
garments dis
tinctly "differ
ent." Materials are
substantial,
workmanship is
of the best, and
the style is of
the .ultra-youthful
smaitness so
characteristic of
New York.
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l'!S.niI.'3KC4
Miss lirnee .Iones Iuih liiken m
position with SwlKart c I'ratep ar
bookkeeper anil sti'iiiitiriiphir.
Miss Jones took tier tMiHineHH train
Isg in Carlsbad llit.li school, ts
der Miss Trainer, nnd is uniklnsr
an efficient ami rnp.ililo biiHlnesa
girl.
Miss Catherine Chllcoat re turne A
Suturduy from Mcilrtgor, Tcxid
where she has been on a six-week
visit to friends and will enter
school here next Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilert Rawlins bail
us n guest a couple f day thta
week, Henry Kerr, an old-tim
friend from I'ccos, Ttxat,
I Rnvn r1J u let 1J cents pre
i inn 1 1,. at all druggist
I nnd soft drink stands.
Old Stand
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