Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-02
CARLSBAD

With the coming or spring, num-
bers of changes in the personnel of
business houses will take place,
particularly among the young wo-
men employees of the houses con-
cerned. BY May / the following
changes will have occurred: Miss
Thellua Toffelmire, efficient depu-
ty county clerk, leaves the employ
of County Clerk Delbert NJ. Jack
son TO enter the employ of the
First National Bank; her going is
a distinct loss to the county, for
Miss Toffelmire is admirable in her
present position, and has the rou-
+ tine of the work of the office we'll
in hand. Miss IneZ Jones, book
keeper and stenOgrapher for the
Southern Auto Company will come
TO the county clerks office, which
was also recently joined by Miss
/ Grace Jones, stenOgrapher and
/ copyist. Miss Ona White will go
to the Southern Auto. Company
tfrom her present work as account
i ant in the office of the Peoples
Il Mercantile Company. Mrs. Annie
9kIJalton of the Eddy County Abstract
Company, recently resigned her
fFwork and left for her home in
'tTeXas, still retaining. however, her
interest in the company. Miss
I Blanche Barnett recently joined
ikthe Flowers store force, succeeding
Mrs j. j. Hughes, who left for her
+ home at Nadine, Lea County, n. Nj.
Miss Della COwan, a recent en-
ployee of the Eddy County Abstract
4 COMPANY, left Saturday night for
Y Hamblin, Texas, where, if Dame
Rumor has it right she will shortly
II be married: Miss CoWan Is a very
: beautiful Texas girl Miss Emma
Brockman, a former employee or
sthe EDDY County Abstract Com
pany. but lately with Joyce Pruit
4 Company, will return to her ola
office and will also he joined by
Miss Jewel Moore, and Miss Cath
/ crime Chilcoat. graduates of the
1920 class of the Carlsbad High
School
A very regrettable accident oc-
Cured at Loving Wednesday night,
when Cornelius Urquides, youns
Mexican of the better class, and
land owner in his own right, shot
and probably wounded himself
mortally with 3S calibre pistol.
He was brought to the Sisters
Sanitarium for treatment, but the
Wound which pierced the lett
breast very near to the heart, is
considered very dangerous. Ur-
dudes, it is said, was taking PTS
tol from his automobile, ana
struck the hammer on top bow
Ii discharged as he disengaged the
anistol. the bullet striking him in
Che breast and ranging downward
piercing the kidney. lie had been
hunting coyotes. The Urquldes
family are estimable and well liked,
and this accident to the young
man. in prime of life, is deeply re,
GREETED by both his native and
\ American neighbors.
.ars. Ellsworth James and young
son, Buster, are staying at the Joe
lanes home while James is away
driving his steers to market
lack Horne, a rancher from the
southern part of Eddy County, was
in town Wednesday for supplies.
Horne says his country is holding
up well, but could stand some ram
Toe Welch and Tom Ezell two
middle-aged stockmen engaged in
alteration in front of the National
Rank building Tuesday, and finally
came to blows The trouble was
over land lying in the southern part
of the county. adjacent to botA
ranches. Both Ezell and WEIGH
are good men.
t!d 8urleson and son -. d" are
in from their ranch on Last Chance
canyon, IS miles west of town. ana
report their range as holding VI
well.
Miss Jenny Linn recently re-
turned from an extended visit with
her friend, Mrs, George Q, ROD
erts of Clovis.
Mrs. A. Il. Smith entertained the
Bridge Club Friday.
Mrs. c. II. McLenathen enter
tanned the Carlsbad chapter OF the
j.. T.. O. on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. II. f. Christian entertained