The Eddy current., 1898-10-01
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AANNNNN NANtH'
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Bowen, Of Pecos
were In town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cowden o.
Midland, are visiting Mr.. Cowdsn'
sister, Mrs. !. +. Laverty.
AL. Douglass is nov employed bl
Robertson q Brown, the blacksmith
II looks natural 10 see Arthur with hli
apron on again.
Mr.. Willard Keen and Miss MAY
Dishman were married at the home OF
the brides parents on Hagerman farm
by Rev. I. l.. Lallance Sunday.
Tansill Punch at CANDLES.
J. Kuykendall, who was arrested for
selling yenison, proved he killed the
antelope in Texas and was discharged
at his trial before Justice Roberts.
A meeting was held last night and
all arrangements made for the organi.
zation OF band, which will consist Of
about fifteen instruments.
s. A. Nelson, the great celery man Of
the Pecos Valley, has commenced 20
ship his product. lie has nine acres At
Seven Rivers and two acres at Ros-
well.
5. r. Ballard, the chief engineer OF
the p. V. 4 n. Il. Ry., passed through
town Monday, having resigned his
position and Is succeeded by NJ. W.
Wambaugh
The milk wagon Of =. r. Bryant is a
beauty, one OF the finest in the world
The sides and ends are Of glass aud
the driver can shut himself In like q
house so as TO be comfortable In stormy
weather.
Elliott Hendricks departed yester-
day for Dallas Texas, where he will
take short hand and telegraphy
course In the business college, expect
ing TO return TO the valley next sum.
mer.
A party composed OF Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Cowden OF Midland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos Cowden, Mr., and Mrs.
Ezel, Tena Nymeyer, Bert Leok, John
KAssg ana &. W. Cowden went out TO
t,Ae{ YES Tuesday to spend the day.
Jno. W. Poe, Il. A. Cahoon and W.
A. Finlay, of Roswell, passed through !
Thursday going TO the Masonic grand
lodge meeting which conyenes In AL
buquerque Oct 9Th. Mr.. A. n. Pratt
Joined the party at this place and will
represent the Eddy lodge OF Nasons.
Capt. Geo. Curry and Lieut.. c. l..
Ballard, OF company L Of the Rough
Riders, passed through town for Ros-
well, Wednesday, looking we'll and
hearty. Albert Amonette was on the
same train In charge OF the horses
owned by the officers, four In all,
Frank Calfee was a returning Klon.
diker on the north bound passenger
train Tuesday. Frank spent about
s2,O 900 trying 70 And a fortu' which,
had II been invested In sheep or cattle,
would have doubled since he left last
winter.
I. Q. Sanchez, a we'll known Albu-
querque boy and general agent for
the Equitable Life Insurance com.
pany, has changed his headquarters
from Eddy 10 White Oaks. IL is as
serted that Cupid has something 70 do
with his change OF base Alb. Demo.
crat.
Engineer Gaudin, who pulled the {
Hrst passenger train into Alamogordo, 1
came in Wednesday. Gaudin says
running into Alamogordo Is just the /
IAme as running into Eddy. The 1
Iame old faces meet the engineer at
he depot, among them Rufe Welden,
rray Windham, VIM. Welden. Bin
stalcup, Min Phillips. Bud Woods, Jim !
Blakely, Mont whaley, Capt Mann '
md dozens OF Others G
Hugh Freeman entertained friends q
Friday evening OF last week and a J
most enjoyable evening was spent. h
James, music and elegant refresh. g
nents constituted the program ~ the b
yening, Those present we're AtS !,
ioCormack, Misses Jennie James '
iettle Grimm, Eula and Berta Lave r 4
,, Tena Nymeyer, Laura Hilton and [
Irba Allisoni Messts. VIII Nesblt [
hyde and John Emerson, Arthur '
Draper, Will Mccarthy aud Victor II. 1
lansburg. \
Judge Emery In hls lee cure Monday '
igbt advised oil young people setting I
at IN life 10 buy hye icres Of irrigat.
4 land He also aid Il was poor
olicy 20 work tor some company OH 4
nos liie ana ina the sure way 70 Is. d
lpe !. was loF Il a home upon which '
fugtlnenco - .,,..ttt. mai. 4. .