Carlsbad Current-Argus from Carlsbad, New Mexico • 1

THE CA CARLSBAD ARGUS XX1t, Number 51 Carlsbad. New Mexico, December 1. 1911 Subscription $2.00 a Year BEAUTIFUL WEDDING Miss Mabel Rarey United in Marriage to William Paul Brady of Pecos. CEREMONY PERFORMED IN ST EDWARDS CHURCH, THANKSGIVING Amid a profusion of yellow and white chrysanthemums and a holt of friends Miss Mabel Rarey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Rarey, of this city, was united in marriage yesterday to William Paul Brady, of Pecos, Texas. The ceremony was preformed by Rev. Father Lawrence of St.

Edwards church of this city, and was the impressive ring service. At 11:00 o'clock the appointed hour, Mendelsshon's wedding march was played by Mrs Heacoch, which heralded the approach of the bridal party. Before the altar which was a bower of yellow and white Thanksgiving flowers, the colors of the State University at Austin, Texas, of which the groom is. a graduate from the law department, the contracting parties took their places and there while the full church choir sang Peters Mass in the sacred vows of the young people were spoken. Mrs.

H. F. Parr sang Ava Maria from Rusticana at the offertory. Never before in Carlsbad was a wedding ceremony so impressively performed. The attendants were Mr.

Arthur A Time ly Gift A gift that brings the giver to mind every day; a gift that combines beauty and use beyond any other 04 wearable thing -a LASTING GIFT. For men and women, girls and boys; and every Watch I sell is worth its price. Give a Watch and you'll be SURE to give pleasure. Dilley JEWELER OP Hoose a cousin of the bride and Mr. Henry Kerr, of Pecos.

The bride was most handsomely gowned in embroidered net veiling over the usual Duchess satin, the slip of chiffon silk, with a tone of the wedding color. She wore a beautiful picture hat of white lace with black and gold trimmings and carried a prayer book. The groom was attired in a black suit. At 1:00 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, an elegant dinner was served. Only the members of the bridal party, relatives and immidiate friends being present.

The presents received by Mr. and Mrs. Brady were numerous and handsome and bespoke the high esteem in which they are held by their many friends here in Carlsbad, at Pecos and elsewhere. The groom's' gift to the bride was a handsome La Villerce of pearls and diamonds. The bride is one of Carlsbad's most charming young women, who has grown from childhood to maturity among her friends here in the Pecos Valley.

During the past three years she has spent some time in New York and several of the northern states and a portion of the latter year in El Paso and Pecos, visiting with the family of her brother, F. C. Rarey at the latter place, where the quaintance of the groom was made which culminated in the wedding solemnized yesterday. Mr. Brady, the groom has been a resident of Pecos, for the past five years and he is now serving his second as distret attorney for the district in which he lives.

Mr. and Mrs. Brady returned to Pecos this morning and will stay there during the remainder of the present term of the criminal court, which is now in after. which they expect to take an extended trip through the south and then to Arizona where they will visit with relatives of the groom. The of town guests who were present at the wedding were Mr.

and Mrs. James Brady, of El Paso, the father and mother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rarey, of Pecos, brother and sister of the bride, and Judge S. J.

Isaacs, of Pecos, judge of the district court. Mr. and Mrs. Brady carry with them to their new home the best wishes. of their many friends in Carlsbad.

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Carisbad Cotton Gin Running to its Full Capacity When Power is Obtainable. The Carlsbad gin yard presented a scene of unusual activity this week and the ginners have been exceptionally busy caring for the cotton which have been on hand all week, many of which were brought in last week and which have been waiting for the gin to catch up with ginning. Last week the gin was shut down two days on account of lack of power to cperate: The repair work which is being done to the dam at Avalon by the Reclamation Service has necessitated holding back the flow of the river in the reservoir at McMillan and hence a shortage of water was the result here at the' power dam. The repairs to the lower dam south of town have not been made, which necessitates the use of the dam east of town for the generation of lights for the town as well as for the power purposes. An agreement has been effected with the Reclamation Service for a run of wrter into the river which will enable the plant to operate this week and the ginners are availing themselves of the opportunity to do all of the ginning possible while water is Up to last Saturday night there had been 394 bales of cotton gin ned here at Carlsbad, and as the gin had heen shut down for two days there were sixteen wagon loads of cotton left in the yard awaiting the resumption of work, which commenced last Monday morning.

Manager H. F. Christian and Gin Master W. T. Murray have been kept busy this season handling the cotton which has been brought to the gin here.

While the acreage has been larger than ever before in this community there have been many unfavorable circumstances which have materially handicapped the growers as well as the ginners in the final disposition of the crop. The unfavorable weather conditions at planting necessitated the replanting of many fields of cotton; the scarcity of pickers at picking time has delayed the ginning and now further delay is caused by the government holding back "the water which is needed to generate electric power with which to operate the gin. The work is progressing as rapidly as possible and all of the cotton brought to the gin will be cared for and turned out as rapidly as conditions will permit. A Fortune in Royalties. Charles Klein, the author of 'The 1 Lion and the Mouse" has received in royalities from this play which took him one year, nearly one half million dollars.

Asthere are 70,000 words in the play his genius as a playwright won him $7.00 a word for this contribution. The profits of Mr. Harris the producer, have nearly reached the One Million Dollar mark. Christian Company. Fire Insurance.

A Des Moines man had an attack of muscular. rheumatism in his shoulder. A friend advised him to go to Hot Springs. That meant an expense of $150.00 or more. He sought for a quicker and cheaper way to cure it and found it in Chamberlain's Liniment.

Three days after the first application of this liniment he was well. Fcr sale by all dealers. H. D. Woolley (Late First Violinist Crystal Palace H.

F. Orchestra, London Eng.) Will give evening Violin Lessons to a limited number of students. For terms apply to H. D. WOOLLEY, Phone 142.

Carlsbad INSTRUMENTS FURNISHED 0 10L We Want You to REXALL Cherry Bark Cough Syrup For coughs, hoarseness and sore throat. Remember, if one bottle doesn't prove satisfactory that all you have to do is to return the empty bottle and we will gladly refund your money. We are having a special soap sale this week of HARMONY ROSE GLYCERINE SOAP The special price is 15c. a cake or two for 25c. If you use it once you will use it all the time.

The Star Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE Half Price As a special inducement for ladies to do their Christmas shopping early we will put on sale for TEN DAYS only, our entire line of LADIES' HATS at half price. This is a Rare Opportunity for late buyers, as our line comprises some of the newest creations of the season's showing and is still unbroken. We will also offer at this time our entire line of TAILORED SUITS, STREET DRESS-. ES and COSTUMES at 25 Per Cent Discount Those who have seen our showing in these lines will appreciate this offer. PEOPLES MERCANTILE COMPANY WATCH INSPECTOR FOR SANTA FE RAILWAY The Sellers Jewelry and Optical Co.

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