The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

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and gave The address wanted, and
The Courier Immediately notified mel
lady Ia question. Mrs. Bert Car
wood. Atkinson. Neb. Only alothorI
argument showing The worth Or the|
classified I'D columns. Some iln.esI
They aid griof-str|cken likewise the
The ~loyc-lorn. hut most times tkey
are q big help 10 the buyers and
sellers Of the needed articles that
do not warrant large display adj
vUrlising.
Monday afternoon, Oct 20. At 81
o'clock, Lieutenant Stacey Ayers Of
The Quartermaster's Corps aud Miss
lane Hall Of Jackson. Miss, were
married al the home OF the Bach
.elorettes' on North First street
outh, where Miss Hall has made
her home since coming 10 Column
bus. Lieutenant ande Mrs. Ayers
eft Immediately after the cere-
mony for Camp Dodge, lows, where
he will be discharged from the SER
Vice, and after a visit with his sis
er In Lincoln, Neb, they will go
70 Alamena, Kans. where they will
reside permanently. Both Of the
young people were well liked In
Columbus, and the bride especially
ndeared herself 10 the ladies Of
the camp who will miss her.
The Columbus branch Of the
american Red Cross met wednes-
lay afternoon and elected the ex-
icutive committee for the follow
ng year: Those serving are W. C..
Franklin, William Klein. !. L. Nor
wood. J. L. Greenwood. J. II. Cox.
W. n. McCurdy, Mesdames A. Fred
Erickson. Laura Richie, Arthur
Bloch, b. r. Sisco. John McCul-
ough, J. u. Cox and Bertha Halo
way. This committee will meet at
} o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
Red Cross Office on North Main
Itreel near the Parlor Drug Store.
Church. the sign painter. Is an
artist as well. He has just COM
)leted the curtain and wings for
he new Crescent Vaudeville and
Notion Picture house. II Is q
credit 10 him rs well as the theater,
fhe curtain represents prominent
business houses at a period q few
years hence. The Courier noticed
particularly the four and five
story skyscrapers. Church, anyway,
has the credit Of erecting the first
Ave story building In Columbus.
A Sunday chicken dinner In The
mountains, with oil the accessories
of a camp fire and hot coffee which
90 into the making Of things en-
ioyable, was the introduction thu
EDITORS wife received TO the won
lerous scenery near Columbus. In
he automobile party was Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
groeger Of Camp Furlong. Mr.
Mccullough, Joe johnson, and Mrs
Wilson Kilgore.
Al Tucumcari the city Is nov
attempting TO buy land for a cit,
park. Columbus will be In In,
anne TX some day and II will b,
expensive. Now Is the time 10 Ia!
lut a park and In a few years 4
would he a-bloom with shrubber,
ind trees.
Public utilities play a very i'm.
)ortant part In community deyel
lpment and unless they are al
owed rates sufficient 10 make
profit they can not keep up thei
properties nor extend service 4
meet growth OF communities.
Due 10 depressed conditions o
he western metal mines since IN
lrmisiice was signed. we have al
had q good chance 10 see how nue.
he prosperity OF this section de
bends on mines. Conditions whicI
,urtail production affect ell OF US,
Mrs. Garland Black, wife Of Lieu
tenant Black. formerly Of the i2t
cavalry but now In the signal corp
vas here the past week visiting he
parents. Colonel and Mrs. Biegler {
Camp Furlong.
b. NJ. Reed Of Silver City, spent
,ouple OF days in town last weel
his young son. Raymond, has ha
an operation for adenoids, but
o improving rapidly.
Let IA all start q cIamor for
city park. One individuals enc