Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-03-19

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HWlIlillIk DUOit ~ ~ SCt tam PiOP-
osition is carried out as outlined
by several Of our citizens. The
pool, which will be large and ac-
comodating, is to be within one
mile of business center and will
therefore, be in close reach of
all. This is something Carrizozo
needs badly. The place selected
for the swimming pool is near
two good deep wells which will
give plenty OF water for the pool
and the waste will be used for
irrigation purposes. We would
like to have suggestions from all
who are interested in a scheme
of this kind now that the prop
osition Is before us.
Joe Stratton, one of our pro-
minent cattle dealers has lately
graduated from the Carrizozo
School of Telegraphy and has
under consideration, an appoint
ment by the Il. p. & S. w. of
chief operator at either of the
two places, namely, Temporal or
Robsart. The railroad men are
jubiliant over Joe's rapid ad-
vancement in school and con-
graduate the company on the
ready recognition of the merits
of the new operator. The short
time consumed in his course with
such good results is ample proof
OF his being a diligent and palms.
taking student.
NJ. II. Montgomery and family
left Thursday for Alamogordo,
where they will visit for about
one week, after which they will
70 to Phoenix, Arizona, where
Mr.. Montgomery will engage in
farming. Mr.. Montgomery has
been employed by the E. p. &
s. w. for the past ten years and
leaves the company's service
with the highest of recommended
tions. There is an old saying
that runs like this, "A railroad
man can never feel at home
away from the streaks," and he
may return after a veriication
Of this saying.
Assessor f. r. Miller and wife
returned from Roswell Monday,
where they spent Sunday with
relatives and friends. At Tinnie
they encountered one of the worst
wind storms that has visited that
section for years. They resisted
the wind for some time, but il
finally lifted the top from their
Essex machine and carried it a
good distance from the car.
However, Shorty" says: 1T is
M more than could be expected
Of anpiece' Of green tin that a
person could,get for $50 Arhuckle
coffee signatures" ..o,
The Womans' Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Church
win meet at the home 6f Mrs.
h. 4. Lemon Tuesday afternoon,
March %. The Social Service"
larogram will be, conducted by
Mrs. Hooper. Every woman in
The church is invited to be pres
ept whether a member or not.
For reason that a survey has
disclosed the fact that Robert H.
Taylor lives outside the city of
Carrizozo, the name of his
brother, Julian M. Taylor has
been substituted on the Indepen.
dent ticket, as candidate for the
council of Carrizozo. ADV,
The following Carrizozo young
people attended the dance al
Fort Stanton, Wednesday night
and are high in their praise OF
The Seamen's Social Club as royal
entertainers: The Misses Ine2
holland, yerda Nef and Sallie
Johnson. Messrs. jeff Claunch,
Morgan Reilly, W. X. Wooten,
Jack Anderson and W. Gallahcer.
Miss BERTHE Murray of Tinnie,
came over Saturday and after
attending the dance at X. of p.
Hall, left for home Sunda az
morning. While here, she wal
the guest Of the Misses HerndoI
and Jack Reilly.
Mrs. Harriet Robertson ant
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