Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-02-06

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WetmOre luuuccu seven Oh MS
friends to deposit with him, $50
apiece on an oil leasing deal. On
January %, 1920 Mr.. Wetmore
declared a 500 dividend or $76.
foe each investor and expects to
declare another Of an equal
amount within the next ten days.
The parties sharing in this piece
of good fortune are we'll known
residents of Carrizozo and are as
follows: +. w. Getty, J. II. Ls
Fleur, R. II. Hoffman, w. A.
Hawkins. W. j. Mcnamara, H.
S. Fairbanks and R.T. Vaughan.
The above will serve as an H.
l~ustration of what can be done in
a straight game and money
placed with q reliable party.
A gay party of young folks
motored down to Oscuro last Fri
day night to attend a dance given
for the benefit Of the Oscuro
school. The affair was given at
the Oscuro Merchantile Co. store
room and was well attended.
After the dance, refreshments
were served. Those attending
from Carrizozo were: Misses
Roberts, Grey, Brandiger, Neff,
Holland and the Lindsay sisters.
Messrs. Dingwall, John and Will
GALLAGHER, Louis Adams, Chas.
Stimmel, II. v. Bamberger, Els
worth and Henry Hoffman.
At a meeting Of the Ladies'
Guild of the Carrizozo Episcopal
Church held Monday evening,
Miss Grace Spence was chosen to
serve as a delegate TO the state
convention of that religious body
which convened at Santa Fe this
week. Miss Spence left Tuesday
in order to arrive in time for the
first session which assembled
Wednesday. The convention will
close Friday. but a large number
of the delegates will remain over
for the Sunday services at the
Capitol City.
The Order of the Eastern Star
held a meeting Wednesday even
ing that was remarkable for good
attendance and enthusiasm.
After the regular order of bust
ness was dispensed with, Mrs.
o. z. Finley was duly initiated
into the mysteries of this inn
portant order. A social session
followed the initiation at which
refreshments were served. The
report of the secretary showed
the society to be in an excellent
condition.
Messrs. Chas. F. Grey, Z. G.
Raffety, T. r. Wellband and
Chas. r. Willard of Oscuro, were
Oscuro patrons of the Crystal
Theatre Wednesday evening.
The last named gentleman is
president of the Mid Continent
Oil Gas and Leasing company
which has valuable holdings
throughout the state of New
Mexico and Is now in this section
in the interest of his company.
Chas. A. Wheelan, Secretary
of the New Mexico Consistory
No. / was here Monday and was
a guest of Catrizozo lodge No. Al
A. F. & A. NJ, at a special
Masonic meeting Monday even
ing. Mr.. Wheelan is making a
tour of the state and taking
names of those of the order, who
wish to take the higher degrees
which will be exemplifed at the
reunion to be held at the city of
Santa Fe. February %.
Postmaster j. A. Haley came
up from III Paso Wednesday
accompanied by his daughter.
Mrs Wayne Hamilton, who will
visit with relatives here for a
week at least. Mr.. Haley found
Miss Aileen much benefited by
the treatment she has been
undergoing for her eye and de.
cided to have her remain for
further treatment.
Donald Dingwall returned
Tuesday from the Navy, being
discharged at San Diego. Don
has been in many foreign coun.
tries since his enlistment and
shows tho affapts nf oond Tract