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Caldren, Eva - (9/1/22) delegate to the Democratic State Convention

California
- (10/13/22) A. E. Everett went to California with a load of W.R. Lovelace's cattle
- (10/27/22) A.E. Everett back from California

Berkeley - (10/27/22) L.A. Carson new Corona principal from Las Vegas, went to school at Berkeley and North Texas State

Los Angeles - (11/17/22) Nathan Sklar, cattle buyer from Los Angeles bought cattle in Corona

Cameleon Mountain - (4/13/23) of Cameleon Mountain district renewed their subscription to the Maverick

Capitan
- Titsworth Title Company of Capitan advertised in every issue
- Sears Brothers of Capitan advertised in each issue after May 5, 1922
- (1/13/22) Sam J. Bigger and wife visiting Corona from Capitan
- (1/20/22) George C. Clements moved from Corona to Capitan
- (1/27/22) Corona played basketball against Capitan
- (4/28/22) Burl Sears of Capitan demonstrating Essex Coach; Dr. Yates back from Capitan
- (8/18/22) Jack Kemper of Capitan visited Corona
- (9/15/22) Clara Fritz from Capitan is new teacher at Corona
- (10/20/22) Bob Hurt of Capitan, Republican
- (10/20/22, 11/3/22, 11/17/22) The Maverick published by Homer Stuart, Nell H. and Sam J. Bigger of Capitan are security holders
- (11/3/22) Burl Sears of Sears Brothers Garage of Capitan was in Corona
- (12/1/22) Josephine Clements attending school in Capitan
- (12/8/22) Pearl Boone and Mary Fritz of Capitan in Corona
- (12/29/22) Clara Fitzpatrick spent holidays in Capitan
- (1/5/23) basketball court lines have been repaired in gym, encourage townspeople to help team practice before their game with Capitan
- (1/19/23) Corona played basketball against, girls won, boys lost; Albert Kohle brought Capitan basketball team to Corona
- (1/26/23) Bob Hurt of Capitan was ambushed and killed at Capitan
- (2/2/23) Will Titsworth, Hunter Hobbs and Tom Siner arrested for murder of Bob Hurt in Capitan; Burl Sears, Essex and Chevrolet dealer from Capitan in Corona

- (3/23/23) Albert P. Andrews of Capitan married Annie Bess Stevens of Corona at Cedarvale, Rev. Graham of Cedarvale officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ballard and son Truett were only guests. Bride's mother was in from Brownfield, Texas
- (3/30/23) Burl Sears of Capitan sold several cars in Corona in the past month
- (4/20/23) Burl Sears of Capitan was in Corona
- (5/18/23) the daughter of Bob Hurt shot George Titsworth, the murderer of her father, in Capitan; Burl Sears of Capitan was in Corona; Mrs. P. H. Kersey and her daughter Virginia and Mrs. G.C. Clements went to Capitan
- (5/25/23) Otho Lowe went to Capitan after going to court in Carrizozo; Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Andrews of Capitan visited her sister Mrs. A.T. Ballard; Clara Fritz will spend the summer in Capitan with her parents
- (6/1/23) from Capitan where she is going to school, is in Corona with her sister Mrs. R. I. Boone to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. G.C. Clements

Carlsbad - (10/6/22) R.J. Vaughn, telegraph operator from Carlsbad visited Corona

Carrizozo
- (1/13/22) Rolland Bros. drugstore at Carrizozo advertised
- Exchange Bank at Carrizozo advertised in all issues
- (1/13/22, 1/20/22, 1/27/22) George Barber, attorney at Carrizozo advertised
- (1/13/22, 1/20/22, 1/27/22) George Spence, attorney at Carrizozo advertised
- (1/13/22, 1/20/22, 1/27/22) R.E. Blaney, dentist at Carrizozo, advertisement
- (1/13/22) Skinners Shoe Hospital of Carrizozo advertised
- (1/20/22, 1/27/22) Western Garage at Carrizozo, advertised Fords
- (5/5/22) T.M. DuBois went to Carrizozo with J. T. Davidson; Mrs. J.T. Stone, Mrs. W. S. Manning, Bertha Collins and J. L. Jones went to Carrizozo
- (5/12/22) Emma J. Daniels and J.H. Angel wed in Carrizozo
- (8/11/22) T.M. DuBois went to Carrizozo
- (9/22/22) Mrs. G.A. Gunn and Mr. and Mrs. J.B. French of Carrizozo visited Corona
- (9/15/22) Stockmans State Bank directors are H.B. Jones of Tucumcari and E.M. Brickley of Carrizozo
- (10/6/22) T.E.M. Brickley of Carrizozo visited Corona
- (10/13/22) Ruby Hylbert to Carrizozo to campaign for County School Superintendent
- (10/20/22) R. M. Treat, County Clerk and Editor Haley of Carrizozo were in Corona for a Democratic rally
- (10/27/22) Ruby Hylbert went to Carrizozo
- (11/3/22) E.M. Brickley of Carrizozo was in Corona
- (11/17/22) A.W. Varney went to Carrizozo

- (11/24/22) A.J. Atkinson in Carrizozo attending court; E.F. Davidson back from Carrizozo where he was attending court; J.P. Jolly back from Carrizozo where he was a witness
- (12/29/22 to 1/17/23) Lincoln State Bank at Carrizozo advertised
- (1/5/23) Luther Jolly, who has 10 years experience tailoring, has bought the equipment of the Carrizozo Cleaning Works; Jack McCamant married Ruby Killingsworth in Carrizozo
- (1/19/23) Dad Jolly went to Carrizozo to visit his son Luther
- (2/2/23) John and Roy Owen went to Carrizozo
- (2/9/23) Earl G. Eaton and Faye Roper tried to elope to Carrizozo, but Faye's father telegrammed ahead saying she was not of age. They went to Socorro where they were arrested
- (2/23/23) Dean Gumm bought new Ford Roadster and went to Carrizozo to see his mother
- (3/2/23) Deputy Sheriff Roland Sloan tried to arrest a bootlegger at Dad Jolly's Restaurant, but the bootlegger got away in a Hudson automobile. Sloan caught the train and apprehended the car, but not the bootlegger, in Duran. He and Deputy Chancey drove the car to Carrizozo
- (3/9/23) Ira O. Wetmore of Carrizozo was in Corona; James Rosell, worker at Ziegler Brothers in Carrizozo shot himself in the head
- (3/16/23) H. B. Jones and Senator E.M. Brickley of Carrizozo were in Corona; Dean Gumm will be spending a few days in Carrizozo as an extra operator
- (3/30/23) entire staff of Corona teachers went to Lincoln County Teachers Association in Carrizozo
- (4/13/23) J.H. Mims was called to Carrizozo because two of his children were sick
- (4/20/23) C.W. Wade, Dr. R.R. Davis, and Roy Owen went to Carrizozo
- (5/4/23) J.P. Nash of Carrizozo, EP&SW teammaster, was in Corona
- (5/11/23) Ira O. Wetmore of Carrizozo shot himself in the head at age of 45
- (5/18/23) C.W. Wade and W.G. Chancey went to Carrizozo; W.R. Lovelace and wife went to Carrizozo for the funeral of Ira O. Wetmore

Carrizozo Cleaning Works - (1/5/23) sold their equipment to Luther Jolly

Carrizozo Entertainers - (11/17/22) will appear in school auditorium

Carson, A. W. - (5/18/23) will teach summer term in Las Vegas

Carson, L. A.
- (10/27/22) new Corona principal from Las Vegas, went to school at Berkeley and North Texas State
- (2/9/23) Principal of Corona school bought a Chevrolet coupe

- (3/16/23) Mrs. R.J. Vaughn is ill and Mr. Carson will relieve her of her school work
- (3/23/23) L. A. Carson, Superintendent of Corona schools, with E. W. House and Ruby Hylbert, attended Lincoln County Teachers Association
- (5/18/23) Corona held its school commencement exercises, six pupils were promoted from eighth grade to high school, diplomas went to Evelyn Sloan, Zanta DuBois, Thelma Richards, Grady Doty, Ella Melton, and Faye Roper. Principal Carson presented the diplomas. Also, diplomas were handed to three students from Gallinas and one from Ancho.

Cates, Mr. - (1/13/22) and son Charlie from Cedarvale visited Corona

Cates, Charley - (1/13/22) and father from Cedarvale visited Corona

Cates, John A. - (3/9/23, 3/16/23, 3/23/23, 3/30/23, 4/13/234,20/23) of Cedarvale, witness for Carl M. Evans homestead

Cattle
- (5/5/22) Bruce Connor, cattle buyer of Encino was in Corona
- (5/12/22) Milo Burlingame, Colorado cattle buyer, shipped eight carloads of cattle
- (8/18/22) cattle buyer Lee Purdee from Alamogordo bought 100 calves from H. L. Hancock; T.L. Vaughn selling Jersey cows
- (8/25/22) T.L. Vaughn selling Jersey cows; Lee Hancock of Gallo Canyon shipped calves
- (9/15/22) Howell & Prude, cattle buyers are represented by agent C.W. Wade
- (9/29/22) John Schwab, cattle buyer from Colorado was in Corona, C.W. Wade is his agent
- (10/6/22) Howard Payne, cattle buyer from Willard, visited Cedarvale
- (10/13/22) A. E. Everett went to California with a load of W.R. Lovelace's cattle; Roger Hooper went to Kansas City with a load of cattle; Evans & Thomas, buyers bought 350 steers from Mrs. J.A. Simpson, George Simpson, A.S. McCamant, and E.N. Crosset, with F.A. DuBois acting as agent
- (10/20/22, 10/27/22) The Barber wants to trade cattle to someone to do tanking
- (10/27/22) C.H. Lee and Joe Myers of Cedarvale sold cattle to Corona buyers; six loads of cattle were shipped to Denver, purchased by C.W. Wade for John Schwab of Walsenberg, Colorado, from Mrs. W.J. McAdams, C. H. Lee and A.J. Imhoff. Jesse Wade and Joe Stratton accompanied the cattle
- (11/3/22) nine cars of cattle shipped
- (11/17/22) Howard Payne, cattle buyer from Willard, was in Corona; Nathan Sklar, cattle buyer from Los Angeles bought cattle in Corona

- (11/24/22) 20 carloads of cattle and 1350 sheep were shipped to Colorado and Fort Sumner, bought by Howard Payne and C.W. Wade; A.N. Gillespie shipped 18 carloads of cattle to Mexico, A.B. Scoggins and Norris Jeffries accompanied the cattle
- (12/8/22) A. B. Scoggins returned from Douglas, Arizona, where he had gone with a load of cattle
- (1/5/23) reports purchasing 300 pairs of green spectacles for his cows rather than moving them to greener pastures
- (6/8/23) Special Deputy, will sell A. P. Oliver's cow to satisfy judgement in favor of A.W. Shartzer at stock corral at old well in northwest outskirts of Corona
- (7/27/23) J.H. Benson of Sierra Blanca, Texas, bought Gillespie Ranch in Gillo Canyon and the J.R. Jenkins holdings on the Gillo including the two wells known as the Tot and Baker; a total of 60 sections which he intends to fence and run 1000 cattle

Cattle buyers
- (5/5/22) Bruce Connor, cattle buyer of Encino was in Corona
- (5/12/22) John Schwabb, cattle buyer from Walsenburg, CO, in Corona

Cedarvale
- L.W. DeWolf, U.S. Commissioner at Cedarvale, advertised in most issues
- (1/13/22) Charley Cates and his father of Cedarvale visited Corona
- (1/20/22 and 1/27/22) advertisement for Cedarvale Milling Co., owned by W.A. McClelen; advertisement for Cedarvale Garage, owned by O. G. Gregory
- (1/27/22) homestead notice for Mary F. Owens
- (4/28/22) Joe Meyers opened new garage and blacksmith shop; homestead notice of Clavin L. Fletcher; Dr. Osterhont and wife of Cedarvale visited Corona; homestead notice of Pedro Sanchez y Perez
- (5/5/22) Pedro Sanchez y Perea notice of homestead; Calvin L. Fletcher notice of homestead
- (5/19/22) County Agent Hamilton has provided free poisoned grain to kill prairie dogs, available at Hanlon Store in Cedarvale, Bond Mercantile in Encino, and the Corona Trading Co.; Mr. Harper of Hanlon Mercantile Co. went to Corona
- (8/11/22, 8/18/22, 8/25/22, 9/1/22) Edward W. Brumbeloe homestead
- (8/18/22) State Black has gone to Vaughn to work; H.W. Walton went to Brown County, TX to visit his farm; Mrs. Bertha White of Bangs, TX, visiting in Cedarvale
- (8/18/22, 8/25/22, 9/1/22, 9/8/22, 9/15/22, 9/22/22) John W. Donaldson homestead
- (8/25/22) Charlie Coates back from Albuquerque; barbecue held with airplane rides available; Mr. and Mrs. John Coffey moved to Clovis; W.I. Vaughn visited his mother in Lubbock
- (8/25/22, 9/1/22, 9/8/22, 9/15/22, 9/22/22, 9/29/22, 10/6/22) Isaias F. Chavez homestead

- (8/25/22, 9/8/22, 9/15/22, 9/22/22, 9/29/22, 10/6/22, 10/13/22. 10/20/22) Thomas Louis Vaughn homestead
- (9/15/22, 9/22/22, 9/29/22, 10/6/22, 10/13/22, 10/20/22) Harry D. Smith homestead
- (9/22/22) H.D. Smith went to Santa Fe; R.A. Morgan has taken over Cedarvale Hotel; W.A. Myers had dance in honor of his son Ed, home from El Paso; Mrs. C.I. Fletcher has gone to Willington, TX, to see her son Orville; newcomers to Cedarvale include J.H. Morrow, W. Wead, and G.E. Gibbons
- (9/29/22) Mrs. C.L. Fletcher and daughter-in-law are in from Wellington, TX; Rev. Graham, J.W. Donaldson, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ward attended singing convention at Center Valley; pea yield is small, Mrs. Jones and her children moved to Cedarvale from Gran Quivera; W.E. Smith and family visited M.P. Tomkinson
- (10/6/22) Mrs. H.S. Torrance finished building her house; Rev. and Mrs. Davis of the Nazarene church were in Cedarvale to preach; W.W. Ward of Center Valley visited; Howard Payne, Willard cattle buyer visited Cedarvale; Otis Richardson and family visiting from Texas
- (10/20/22) W.E. Smith thrashed 9000 pounds of beans; W.A. Woods and family moved to Seminole, TX; teachers attended teacher's meeting in Estancia; Mrs. E.L. Smith will spend the winter in Vaughn; Rev. Graham and family visited R.A. Morgan; Nazarenes are planning to build an adobe church; Nathan Dunn
visited Corona
- (10/27/22) W.W. Ward of Center Valley in Cedarvale to spend Sunday with Mrs. Ward; Rev. E. F. Woodruff from Estancia preached at the Baptist Church; Rev. Twyeffont preached at R.F. Taylor home; Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Foster and I. F. Chavez went to Willard; C. H. Lee and Joe Myers sold cattle to Corona buyers; C. B. Smith in from Corona
- (11/3/22, 11/17/22, 11/24/22, 12/1/22) Daniel Manzanares homestead
- (11/24/22) R.H. Harper and Jess Lee were in Cedarvale from Willard; the Draper brothers, Crum Harper, and Hugh Walton went to Corona for entertainment; I.F. Chavez and family moved to Willard to run Hanlon Mercantile Co.; Mrs. C.L. Fletcher of Cedarvale home from Texas where she visited her daughter Mrs.
McCloud; Minnie Morgan entertained in her home; H. Draper and family moved to Ada, OK; D.M. Rendals had a baby boy; teacher Mrs. W.W. Ward spent weekend in Center Valley; H.D. Smith and family went to Willard and expected to stay for some time
- (12/1/22) young people attended a dance in Corona; school out for a week while the teachers are in
Albuquerque; Rev. Woodruff of Estancia preached; Everett Torrance of Denver visiting; A.V. Vaughn and wife visiting in Oklahoma City; L.D. Foster visiting from Corona; Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Lee had a baby girl on Nov. 21
- (12/8/22) Mrs. R.J. Vaughn is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gregory of Cedarvale

- (1/12/23) mumps going around; Mr. and Mrs. Juan Chavez have a new boy; Walter Tepfer in from Clovis;
Charles Jones visited Cedarvale on his way back home to Gran Quivera from a trip to Texico; Having drought; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Myers entertained in their home; R.D. Hileman moving to Cedarvale
- (1/19/23) Lester Smith and wife visiting from Vaughn; Mrs. D. R. Hileman and children from Sumner Oklahoma visited her folks Mr. and Mrs. Tonkinson; Mr. and Mrs. Auston Hooper went to Albuquerque where Mr. Hooper is employed; R.H. Harper went to Alamogordo; C.H. Lee had a party; A.T. Flowers, P.L. Mitchell,
L.O. Foster and Ralph Lent went to Corona
- (1/26/23, 2/9/23, 2/16/23, 2/23/23, 3/2/23) Charlie H. Lee homestead
- (2/2/23) has scarlet fever epidemic; R.A. Morgan of Cedarvale had a party
- (3/2/23, 3/9/23, 3/16/23, 3/23/23, 3/30/23, 4/13/23, 4/20/23) Thomas C. Walton homestead
- (3/9/23) M.P. Tomkinson, R.D. Hileman, and Mr. and Mrs. L.O. Foster went to Corona; Shirley Hooper
opening a barber shop; Rev. Jackson, Baptist, preached; R.J. Hooper held a social; C.H. Lee, R.A. Morgan, and Mr. and Mrs. N. Knight went to Corona
school trucks are breaking down; Mrs. W.W. Wade visited her parents; Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Foster and Louise DeWolf of Cedarvale were in Corona
- (3/9/23, 3/16/23, 3/23/23, 3/30/23, 4/13/23, 4/20/23) Carl M. Owens homestead
- (3/16/23) school has good attendance again after severe illness Imogene Jones visited Edna Walton; P.L.
Mitchells had a baby boy; Milton Dunn had a baby boy; Edan Knight ill; had severe dust storm; W.K. Twyeffort moving to Collins place north of Cedarvale
- (3/16/23, 3/23/23, 3/30/23, 4/13/23, 4/20/23) Willie L. Walton homestead
- (3/23/23) Dr. Wilson of Corona was in Cedarvale; Minnie Morgan moved to Willard where she will work at the Commercial Hotel; Mrs. C.J. Jones and children went to Gran Quivera; Earl Huston of Negra in Cedarvale to see his parents; Albert P. Andrews of Capitan married Annie Bess Stevens of Corona at Cedarvale, Rev. Graham of Cedarvale officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ballard and son Truett were only guests. Bride's mother was in from Brownfield, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Smith visited M. P. Tompkinson; Mrs. H. S. Torrence visited Estancia; Mrs. J.A. Mitchell of Topeka, Kansas, visited Mrs. P.L. Mitchell; W.O. Lackey of Cedarvale subscribed to the Maverick
- (3/23/23, 3/30/23, 4/13/23, 4/20/23, 4/27/23, 5/4/23) Ab Stroope homestead at Corona witnessed by Charles E. Vickerey, John N. Sanders, Nestor C. Welch, and Adam N. Vickerey, all of Cedarvale
- (3/30/23) had cold windy weather; Louis DeWolf Postmaster and U.S. Commissioner at Cedarvale in Corona; Mrs. M. P. Tonkinson ill; Rev. W.K. Twyeffort held Sunday school at Varney; Dexter Killingsworth is ill with dropsy. His father William Killingsworth has been called from Arizona; Mrs. A.J. Mitchell home from visiting daughter Mrs. P.C. Mitchell; J.R. Morgan is moving to his ranch; Mr. Herring of Gran Quivera visiting L.A. Lackey; Rev. Woodruff of Estancia is ill

- (4/13/23) Frank Tompkinson in Cedarvale from Raton; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith of Vaughn were in Cedarvale; H.D. Smith of Willard was in Cedarvale; Mrs. S. Welch home from Texas; Mrs. Dishman, Collins, Stoue, and Atkinson of Corona attended Mrs. M.P. Tomkinson funeral; L.A. Lackey family has mumps
- (4/27/23) Joe Myers, owner of Eureka Garage in Cedarvale, was in Corona; Harry D. Smith of Cedarvale was in Corona
- (5/4/23) had sandstorm; Rev. Tipton of Gran Quivera preached at the Baptist church; Rev. Davis will hold revival at Cedarvale Nazarene church; I.F. Chavez of Willard is visiting Cedarvale; Flossie Smith is home from Vaughn; Ottis Richardson completed his home south of Cedarvale; there will be a singing convention on May 13; school closes May 8, both the high school and lower grades will give a program; Rev. Twyeffort, L. W. DeWolf, J.W. Donaldson, and Joe Myers went to Corona; Minnie Morgan of Willard visited Cedarvale
- (5/18/23) there was a singing convention at Cedarvale with participants from Mountainair, East Mesa, Progresso, Corona, Duran, Varney, and Center Valley; Lester Smith of Vaughn moved to the H.D. Smith place near Cedarvale to raise beans; the school programs will be on Wednesday and Friday; A.G. Telfer of
Cedarvale, is growing corn; Frank Graham had pneumonia; Rev. Twyeffort went to Hanlon, Texas, for the summer
- (5/25/23) R. J. Vaughn and wife left for Las Vegas after visiting Cedarvale; M.J. Richardson is having a well dug; R.H. Harper went to Willard; Minnie Morgan home from Willard; Clara Myers, Mrs. H. S. Torrence, and Beulah Belzer of Cedarvale are at summer school in Las Vegas; O.O. Richardson and family visited R. A. Morgan; Rev. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Smith of Vaughn visited C.B. Smith ; card of thanks from Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Ballard for patronizing their store before it closed; there will be singing at the First Baptist Church
- (6/15/23) baseball team beat Corona, Pitcher Otho Fox was hit with the ball and fractured his cheekbone, J.M. Jolly pitched
- (7/27/23) Nathan Dunn homestead

Cedarvale Garage - (1/20/22, 1/27/22) advertisement, owned by O. G. Gregory

Cedarvale Hotel - (9/22/22) taken over by R.A. Morgan

Cedarvale Milling Co. - (1/20/22, 1/27/22) advertisement for Cedarvale Milling Co., owned by W.A. McClelen

Cemeteries
- (1/19/23) Euke Wilson died at home of sister Mrs. B.C. Ellis after 3 years illness, at age 26. Buried in Corona cemetery
- (2/9/23) daughter Fannie Mae, 13 month old daughter died of pneumonia and was buried in the Corona cemetery

Center Valley

- (9/29/22) Rev. Graham, J.W. Donaldson, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ward attended singing convention at Center Valley
- (10/6/22) W.W. Ward of Center Valley visited Cedarvale
- (10/27/22) W.W. Ward of Center Valley in Cedarvale to spend Sunday with Mrs. Ward.
- (11/24/22) Mrs. W. W. Ward, teacher at Cedarvale spent weekend at Center Valley
- (5/18/23) there was a singing convention at Cedarvale with participants from Mountainair, East Mesa, Progresso, Corona, Duran, Varney, and Center Valley

Central Hotel - (2/16/23) Sunbeam band gave social at Central Hotel

Central Market
- (4/28/22) fresh oysters and fish available at Central Market on Saturdays and Sundays
- advertised between Sept. 1, 1922 and June 1923, operated by A.T. Ballard. Ads included groceries, fresh, smoked and salted meats, butter, cheese, oysters, and patent medicines; they also bought eggs and cream
- (9/29/22) selling barbecue for 20 cents per pound

Central Meat Market
- advertised between Apr. 28, 1922 and Sept. 1, 1922. Ads included barbecue and pies and cakes
- (8/11/22) Central Meat Market will charge 10 cents for each phone connection or each box will have to pay
$1 per month


Champagne - (5/5/22) with Dougherty, of Tucumcari, engineers for EP&SW railroad were in Corona

Chancey, Jack
- (1/13/22, 1/20/22, 1/27/22) advertisement for hauling services
- (8/25/22) with Henry Killingsworth went to Tucumcari looking for work
- (12/29/22) back from shipping cattle in Mexico with A. S. McCamant
- (2/16/23) appointed deputy sheriff by sheriff E.W. Harris; Hollis Smelcher, alias Buck Smelcher, and W.G. Lafaver, alias Bill Morris, of Amarillo were arrested Tuesday 45 miles east of Corona by A.S. McCamant and Jack Chancey after they and an 18 year old girl stole 2 saddles from Graciano Yriart. They were brought to Corona for an examining trial before Justice of the Peace W.G. Chancey, who bound them over to await trial. McCamant and Yriart were taking the unbound prisoners to Carrizozo in a Ford car. 15 miles from Carrizozo the prisoners overpowered McCamant and Yriart and took their guns and car. They drove to Alamogordo where they shot sheriff W.L. Rutherford at a gas station. They ran out of gas at White Sands and were apprehended in Oro Grande after injuring Sheriff Bradford of Alamogordo

- (3/2/23) Deputy Sheriff Roland Sloan tried to arrest a bootlegger at Dad Jolly's Restaurant, but the bootlegger got away in a Hudson automobile. Sloan caught the train and apprehended the car, but not the bootlegger, in Duran. He and Deputy Chancey drove the car to Carrizozo

Chancey, W. G.
- (1/12/23) elected Justice of the Peace (25 votes cast)
- (2/16/23) Hollis Smelcher, alias Buck Smelcher, and W.G. Lafaver, alias Bill Morris, of Amarillo were arrested Tuesday 45 miles east of Corona by A.S. McCamant and Jack Chancey after they and an 18 year old girl stole 2 saddles from Graciano Yriart. They were brought to Corona for an examining trial before Justice of the Peace W.G. Chancey, who bound them over to await trial. McCamant and Yriart were taking the unbound prisoners to Carrizozo in a Ford car. 15 miles from Carrizozo the prisoners overpowered McCamant and Yriart and took their guns and car. They drove to Alamogordo where they shot sheriff W.L. Rutherford at a gas station. They ran out of gas at White Sands and were apprehended in Oro Grande after injuring Sheriff Bradford of Alamogordo
- (4/20/23) took over Corona Meat Market on April 13
- (5/18/23) and C.W. Wade went to Carrizozo

Chatagua - (8/11/22) to be held in Corona

Chavez, Augustine - (9/1/22) Republican candidate for Lincoln County Probate Judge

Chavez, Isais F.
- (8/25/22, 9/1/22, 9/8/22, 9/15/22, 9/22/22, 9/29/22, 10/6/22) homestead originally filed 3/17/19 at
Cedarvale, notice, witnessed by Prospero Trujillo, Juan B. Chavez, Candelario Perea, and Patrocinio Sanchez, all of Cedarvale
- (10/27/22) of Cedarvale, went to Willard
- (11/24/22) and family of Cedarvale moved to Willard to run Hanlon Mercantile Co.
- (5/4/23) of Willard visiting Cedarvale

Chavez, Juan - (3/30/23, 4/13/23, 4/20/23, 4/27/23, 5/4/23, 5/11/23) of Jicarilla, notice for Marvin H. Edwards homestead at Roswell

Chavez, Juan B. - (8/25/22, 9/1/22, 9/8/22, 9/15/22, 9/22/22, 9/29/22, 10/6/22) of Cedarvale, witness for Isaias F. Chavez homestead
- (1/12/23) and wife of Cedarvale have a new boy

Chavez, Modesto - (10/20/22, 10/27/22, 11/3/22, 11/17/22) application for sale of isolated tract


Chavez, Pablo - (6/1/23) of Albuquerque looking after R.R. Davis property which was awarded him by court order

Chavez y Corales, Herculano
- (4/28/22) of Cedarvale, witness to Pedro Sanchez y Perez homestead
- (5/5/22) of Cedarvale, witness for Pedro Sanchez y Perea homestead

Chevrolets - (2/2/23) Burl Sears, Essex and Chevrolet dealer from Capitan in Corona
- (2/9/23) Principal Carson of Corona school bought a Chevrolet coupe

Chickens - (4/28/22) E. T. Dunlap selling chickens

Choat, J. R. - (5/5/22) Mr. & Mrs. wish to thank everyone for their kindness during their recent misfortunes

Chosie, J. R. - (6/1/23) and wife had baby girl

Christian Church - (1/19/23) Zeb Owens member

Christmas - (12/29/22) community Christmas tree

Christmas programs - (12/29/22) Varney school gave program

Church - see religious services

Churches - (10/20/22) Nazarenes are planning to build an adobe church at Cedarvale

Civil War
- (1/19/23) Zeb Owens Confederate veteran died
- (5/4/23) Obituary: Jonathan E. Ogden was born in Cincinnati, Feb. 2, 1840, died April 4, 1923 at the age of 83 years, 2 months, and 19 days. Spent his boyhood in Cincinnati; joined the Baptist church at 16. Enlisted Oct. 17, 1861 in Co. I, 13th Regiment of Iowa, Veterans Infantry Volunteers, where he remained for 4 1/2
years. He reenlisted Dec. 31, 1863 at Vicksburg, Mississippi. He fought under Grant at the Siege of Vicksburg and was with Sherman on his march to the sea. After the war, he went to Texas where he met his wife, Mrs. Lily Whitely. He had one son, Edgar W. Ogden. He moved to Corona in 1910 and wintered in Florida. In 1919 he moved to El Paso where he remained until a few months before his death. In January 1920 he fell on ice
and was paralyzed for three years

Clara Short White Goods - (Jan. 13 to May 12, 1922) advertised, sometimes as Clara Short Millinery. Ads
included white goods, millinery, and hats

Clarke, H. L., Mrs. - (9/1/22) on Republican Central Committee

Clary, Thelma - (1/20/22) attended Husie Cosby's party

Claunch, Charlie - (4/27/23) in band with Earl Ott, Dan Simpson, and Jess Atkinson

Clawson, George Lawrence - (5/12/22, 5/19/22) petition to cancel his homestead by Homer A. Stuart

Clay, Eddie Velma - (2/9/23) on girls basketball team

Clayton, Hattie - (10/6/22) of Springfield, MO, visited her brother W.P. Clayton of Corona

Clayton, W. P. - (10/6/22) visited by his sister Hattie Clayton of Springfield, MO

Clean-up
- (4/28/22) P. H. Kersey had railroad crew clean up depot; Maverick calls for a Clean Up Corona Campaign
- (5/18/23) it was clean-up week in Corona

Clements - (2/16/23) guard on Corona men's basketball team

Clements, George C. - (1/20/22) moved from Corona to Capitan

Clements, George C., Jr. - (8/25/22) mother gave him 21st birthday party
- (9/15/22) son of George Clements, Sr., married Gladys Walton, daughter of A.B. Walton, in Roswell at home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Clements
- (3/23/23) house west of Gallinas broken into and robbed
- (3/30/23) offers $50 reward for information about break-in of his house

Clements, George C., Sr. - (9/15/22) son George, Jr., married Gladys Walton
- (6/1/23) daughter Josephine in from Capitan where she is going to school, is in Corona with her sister Mrs. R. I. Boone to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. G.C. Clements

Clements, George C., Mrs.
- (8/25/22) held party for son George's 21st birthday
- (5/18/23) went to Capitan with Mrs. P.H. Kersey and her daughter Virginia

Clements, J. H. - (9/15/22) and wife of Roswell hosted marriage of grandson G.C. Clements to Gladys Walton in their home


Clements, Joe, Jr. - (9/1/22) delegate to the Democratic State Convention

Clements, Josephine
- (1/13/22) picnicked with Mr. & Mrs. Dishman, Jess & Mrs. Atkinson, Barre Fox, Irwin Goodreau, Gumm Mellon, Harold Barre, Mrs. Kersey, Mrs. Short, Mae Hester, and Zelpha Dishman
- (1/20/22) played basketball for Corona team
- (5/5/22) on 7th grade school honor roll
- (5/12/22) in school play "A Deal in Ducks" 5/19/22
- (12/1/22) attending school in Capitan
- (12/29/22) spent holiday with her parents
- (6/1/23) from Capitan where she is going to school, is in Corona with her sister Mrs. R. I. Boone to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. G.C. Clements

Clergy - see Religious services
- (4/28/22) Rev. L. A. Shockley of Portales Orphans Home visited Corona
- (5/19/22) Rev. W.H. Weatherby will hold services in the auditorium
- (10/6/22) Rev. and Mrs. Davis of the Nazarene church were in Cedarvale to preach
- (12/29/22) Rev. E. F. Woodruff of Cedarvale
- (1/12/23) Zeb Owens "Uncle Zeb" died after a long illness. This pioneer citizen was buried in Corona
Cemetery, Rev. W.H. Weatherby officiating. Family (Mrs. Zeb Owens, R.L. Owens, Mrs. M.C. Richards) offers thanks for condolences

Clerks - (2/16/23) W.S. Dishman, clerk, notice that poll taxes are due

Closson, C. C. - (4/27/23) of Santa Fe was in Corona

Clough, F. M. - (8/25/22) railroad representative announces that railroad, with the Corona Water Users Association, will provide water at a town hydrant at Old Bond

Clovis - (10/13/22) Evans & Thomas, buyers bought 350 steers from Mrs. J.A. Simpson, George Simpson, A.S. McCamant, and E.N. Crosset, with F.A. DuBois acting as agent
- (1/12/23) Walter Tepfer of Cedarvale in from Clovis
- (3/23/23) S.W. Bethune of Clovis was in Corona for the Mutual Benefit Association of New Mexico

Coates, Charlie - (8/25/22) of Cedarvale, back from Albuquerque

Cobb, C. S - (3/16/23) bought Floyd Rowands homestead one mile southeast of town


Cobb, Minnie - (6/15/23) homestead at Ancho originally filed 7/8/18, notice, witnessed by George J. Weisher of Jicarilla, Oran M. Downing of Corona, Wayne A. Johnson of Ancho, and John E. Hall of Ancho - (6/15/23) Minnie Cobb homestead at Ancho originally filed 7/8/18, notice, witnessed by George J. Weisher of Jicarilla, Oran M. Downing of Corona, Wayne A. Johnson of Ancho, and John E. Hall of Ancho

Coca, Marcella W.
- (4/28/22) Duran homestead notice witnessed by Leandro Saiz, Francisco Gomez, Will Vowell, W. Taylor
- (5/5/22, 5/12/22) homestead originally filed at Duran, 3/9/17, notice, witnessed by Leandro Saiz, Francisco Gomez, Will Vowell, and W. Taylor, all of Duran

Coe, Louise (Mrs. Wilbur)
- (9/1/22) Democratic candidate for Lincoln County Supervisor
- (10/6/22) endorsed for County School Superintendent
- (3/2/23) Superintendent of schools visited Corona
- (3/9/23) says schools will not close March 30
- (3/16/23) visited Corona High School

Coffey, John - (8/25/22) and wife moved from Cedarvale to Clovis

Colbaugh, A. W., Mrs.
- (6/1/23) Bill Dunne of Sterling City, Texas, was in Corona visiting his grandmother Mrs. A.W. Colbaugh
- (6/8/23) Mary Cosby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosby, married Thomas D. Colbaugh at Estancia. Mr. and Mrs. Kark Colbaugh and Miss Bill Dunne attended the wedding. The couple will live with Mrs. A. W. Colbaugh

Colbaugh, Hark B.
- (4/28/22) witness to John T. Kimmons homestead
- (5/5/22) witness for John T. Kimmens homestead
- (10/20/22) and wife made trip to Roswell
- (5/18/23) has new Ford touring car
- (6/8/23) Mary Cosby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosby, married Thomas D. Colbaugh at Estancia. Mr. and Mrs. Kark Colbaugh and Miss Bill Dunne attended the wedding. The couple will live with Mrs. A. W. Colbaugh

Colbaugh, Samuel M.
- (11/17/22) and wife were visited by son Z.K. Colbaugh, car foreman for the I&GN Railway Co., on his way to Texas
- (2/16/23) subscribed to the Maverick
- (3/16/23, 3/23/23, 3/30/23, 4/13/23, 4/20/23, 4/27/23, 5/4/23, 5/11/23, 5/18/23) witness for Clyde H. Jones homestead
- (5/11/23) and wife were visited by son Z.K. Colbaugh of El Paso

Colbaugh, Thomas D.
- (1/20/22) attended Husie Cosby's party

- (3/16/23, 3/23/23, 3/30/23, 4/13/23, 4/20/23, 4/27/23, 5/4/23, 5/11/23, 5/18/23) witness for Clyde H. Jones homestead
- (3/30/23, 4/13/23, 4/20/23, 4/27/23, 5/4/23, 5/11/23) witness for Daniel J. Embry homestead
- (6/1/23, 6/8/23, 6/15/23) witness for Daniel J. Embry homestead
- (6/8/23) Mary Cosby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosby, married Thomas D. Colbaugh at Estancia. Mr. and Mrs. Kark Colbaugh and Miss Bill Dunne attended the wedding. The couple will live with Mrs. A. W. Colbaugh

Colbaugh, Tommy - (8/18/22) returned from Texas

Colbaugh, Will
- (1/13/22) visiting Corona from Mountainair
- (2/2/23) with J.L. (Judge) Jones and son Carl Jones visited Corona from Mountainair

Colbaugh, Z. K. - (11/17/22) car foreman for I&GN Railway Co. visited parents Mr. and Mrs. S.M. Colbaugh on his way to Texas
- (5/11/23) of El Paso visited parents Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Colbaugh

Collins - (3/16/23) W.K. Twyeffort of Cedarvale moving to Collins place north of town

Collins, Mrs. - (4/13/23) attended funeral of Mrs. M.P. Tompkinson at Cedarvale

Collins, Bertha - (5/5/22) went with Mrs. J. T. Stone, Mrs. W. S. Manning, and J. L. Jones to Carrizozo
- (5/19/22) Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Wagner of Las Vegas Normal School visited Mrs. J.T. Stone and Bertha Collins
- (9/22/22) attended Republican convention
- (10/13/22) teaching at Corona in place of Runy Hylbert who is campaigning for County School Superintendent
- (11/24/22) visited by her brother W.O. Larson
- (12/8/22) filled in for Ruby Hilbert while she was at a convention

Colorado
- (5/12/22) Milo Burlingame, Colorado cattle buyer, shipped eight carloads of cattle
- (11/24/22) 20 carloads of cattle and 1350 sheep were shipped to Colorado and Fort Sumner, bought by Howard Payne and C.W. Wade

Cripple Creek - (6/8/23) George Mellen moved to Cripple Creek, Colorado, to mine

Denver
- (5/12/22) W.G. Shaw of Denver with New Mexico State Directory in Corona

- (10/27/22) six loads of cattle were shipped to Denver, purchased by C.W. Wade for John Schwab of Walsenberg, Colorado, from Mrs. W.J. McAdams, C. H. Lee and A.J. Imhoff. Jesse Wade and Joe Stratton accompanied the cattle
- (12/1/22) Everett Torrance of Denver visiting Cedarvale

Ebert - (1/13/22) Lewis Shook moved to Ebert, Colorado

Walensburg
- (5/12/22) John Schwabb, cattle buyer from Walsenburg, CO, in Corona
- (9/29/22) John Schwab, cattle buyer from Colorado was in Corona, C.W. Wade is his agent

Columbus, NM - (1/19/23) A.S. McCamant of Columbus, NM, in Corona on business

Commencements - (5/18/23) Corona held its school commencement exercises, six pupils were promoted from eighth grade to high school, diplomas went to Evelyn Sloan, Zanta DuBois, Thelma Richards, Grady Doty, Ella Melton, and Faye Roper. Principal Carson presented the diplomas. Also, diplomas were handed to three students from Gallinas and one from Ancho.

Commercial Hotel - (3/23/23) Minnie Morgan of Cedarvale moved to Willard to work at the Commercial Hotel

Confederates - (1/19/23) Zeb Owens, Confederate veteran died

Conley, Emmett - (8/18/22) of Stag Mesa visiting in TX

Connecticut - Bloomfield - (10/6/22) Mrs. B. F. Adams arrived from Bloomfield, CN to spend the winter

Connor, Bruce - (5/5/22) cattle buyer of Encino was in Corona

Conrey, J. H.
- (1/20/22) drove students to basketball game in Mountainair
- (9/15/22) now principle at Moriarity

Constable - (1/12/23) L.L. Argenbright elected Constable (25 votes cast)

Construction - (1/5/23) Nick Russell, local shoemaker plans to open a tanning plant just across the railroad track east of the depot, Earl Eaton and J.B. Drennan helping with construction

Cooley, A. F. - (8/18/22) of Vaughn, replacing W.S. Manning

Cooper, Hillary - (5/11/23) of Carrizozo is assisting Irwin and Lowe at the bank


Cooper, James A., Sr.
- (4/28/22) of Ancho, witness to Cornelius M. N. Jennings homestead
- (5/5/22, 5/12/22, 5/19/22) of Ancho, witness for Cornelius M. N. Jennings homestead

Copeland, Bessie - (9/1/22) with mother visited Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Henry

Copeland, M. V., Mrs - (9/1/22) with daughter Bessie visited Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Henry

Corales, Herculano Chavez y - (4/28/22) of Cedarvale, witness to Pedro Sanchez y Perez homestead

Corn, Virgil - (8/11/22) and wife, at reunion of J.P. and William W. Jolly, brothers who met for the first time in
35 years

Corn - see farming

Corona Lead and Silver Mines
- (5/12/22) George Z. Mellen, Superintendent
- (9/15/22) inspected by James A. French of Santa Fe
- (9/22/22) in Red Cloud, controlling interest held by Goodrich-Lockhart & Co., employees include George Z. Mellen and F.S. Norcross
- (10/6/22) F.S. Norcross, mining engineer for Goodrich-Lockhart & Co. takes charge of Corona Lead and
Silver Mines

Corona Meat Market
- owned by Jones & Son advertised from Jan. 1922 through Aug. 1923.
- (1/19/23) fresh fish and oysters available
- (4/20/23)taken over by W.G. Chancey on April 13

Corona Pool Hall
- A. G. Stribling and Latta Brothers both advertised as proprietors in Jan. 1922. Stribling began advertising again in Oct. until he sold to Roland Sloan, who advertised beginning Jan. 1923. Beginning in Oct. 1922 the pool hall also sold army surplus goods.
- (1/12/23) A.G. Stribling sold to Roland Sloan

Corona Shoe Repair Shop - advertised from Sept. 1922 through Aug. 1923

Corona Shoe Shop - (12/29/22, 1/17/23) advertised

Corona Trading Company

- advertised in all issues of the Maverick; ads included Maxwell House Coffee, shoes, Happy New Year, overalls, Kodaks, clothes, hats, Christmas, general merchandise, and Swans Down Flour
-(5/19/22) County Agent Hamilton has provided free poisoned grain to kill prairie dogs, available at Hanlon Store in Cedarvale, Bond Mercantile in Encino, and the Corona Trading Co.

Corona Water Users Association - (8/25/22) railroad and Corona Water Users Association will provide water at a town hydrant at Old Bond Hall. Parties may have water piped to their homes for a reasonable price.

Corrales, Herculano Chavez y - (5/5/22) of Cedarvale, witness for Pedro Sanchez y Perea homestead

Cosby, Harvey - (8/11/22, 8/18/22, 8/25/22) witness for Andrew N. Golden homestead

Cosby, Husie
- (1/20/22) entertained at the home of Mr. And Mrs. Wiley Cosby. Attending: Mae & Eva Jones, Thelma Clary, Mary Cosby, Ethel Tracy, Ruth and Ruby Killingsworth, Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Killingsworth, Mrs. Wade, Mrs. Cosby, Mr. Jolly, Mr. Colbaugh, Mr. Reeder, Mr. Quillen, Mr. Mayfield, Mr. Tracy, and Mr. Cosby
- (8/11/22) returned from Amarillo due to a hand injury from harvesting wheat
- (8/25/22) son of Jim Cosby, married Winnie Mae Jones, daughter of Tom Jones, at Estancia, Rev. Grant
officiating

Cosby, Jim
- (8/25/22) son Husie married Winnie Mae Jones
- (6/8/23) Mary Cosby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosby, married Thomas D. Colbaugh at Estancia. Mr.
and Mrs. Kark Colbaugh and Miss Bill Dunne attended the wedding. The couple will live with Mrs. A. W. Colbaugh

Cosby, Mae - (2/2/23) had birthday party

Cosby, Mary
- (1/20/22) attended Husie Cosby's party
- (6/8/23) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosby, married Thomas D. Colbaugh at Estancia. Mr. and Mrs. Kark Colbaugh and Miss Bill Dunne attended the wedding. The couple will live with Mrs. A. W. Colbaugh

Cosby, Wiley - (1/20/22) and wife; Husie Cosby entertained at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wiley Cosby. Attending: Mae & Eva Jones, Thelma Clary, Mary Cosby, Ethel Tracy, Ruth and Ruby Killingsworth, Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Killingsworth, Mrs. Wade, Mrs. Cosby, Mr. Jolly, Mr. Colbaugh, Mr. Reeder, Mr. Quillen, Mr. Mayfield, Mr.
Tracy, and Mr. Cosby


County Commissioners - (5/5/22) reduce taxes on farmland from $20 per acre to $6 per acre

County Clerk - (9/1/22) Ralph M. Treat endorsed for County Clerk

County Agents - (5/19/22) County Agent Hamilton has provided free poisoned grain to kill prairie dogs, available at Hanlon Store in Cedarvale, Bond Mercantile in Encino, and the Corona Trading Co.

Cox, Mr. - (1/12/23) and wife resubscribed to the Maverick

Cox, Jim - (5/4/23, 5/11/23, 5/18/23, 5/25/23, 6/1/23, 6/8/23, 6/15/23) witness for Lewis James Bryan
homestead

Cox, M. M.
- (8/11/22) visited by Corbit and Myrtle Harkey
- (9/29/22) injured by his horse
- (5/4/23) has good stand of corn northeast of town

Cox, Marion
- (5/19/22) member of Junior Christian Endeavor; performed with Sunbeam Band
- (12/1/22) performed a piano duet with Zelpha Dishman in Thanksgiving program; performed on piano in Thanksgiving program; performed a piano duet with Mrs. E.H. Sloan, Jr., in Thanksgiving program

Cox, Tom - (5/4/23, 5/11/23, 5/18/23, 5/25/23, 6/1/23, 6/8/23, 6/15/23) witness for Lewis James Bryan homestead

Crabtree, W. T. - (11/17/22) summoned to jury

Crabtree, Will - (12/29/22, 1/5/23, 1/12/23, 1/19/23, 1/26/23, 2/2/23, 2/9/23, 2/16/23) witness for Roy Roddy homestead
Cranford, Otis R. - (8/25/22) married Nora Kimmens at home of Mrs. Kimmens, Rev. Graham officiating, guests included Mrs. Bob Furhman of Roswell, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Richards, and Lillie Furhman of Cedarvale.

Crimes
- see also Murders; Prohibition
- (12/8/22) Bank and Post Office robbed; back window of bank jimmied, vault not robbed, $10 in cash from Revenue Stamp box. Post Office window removed and postmistress Mary C. DuBois reported $25 gone; Willard Store robbed of $1000 in goods; Duran school closed after a "row" when Superintendent W.P. Yeager
spanked a child, battery charges were brought, jury acquitted Yeager. Two factions have formed; Yeager and Romero, the president of the school board

- (2/16/23) Hollis Smelcher, alias Buck Smelcher, and W.G. Lafaver, alias Bill Morris, of Amarillo were arrested Tuesday 45 miles east of Corona by A.S. McCamant and Jack Chancey after they and an 18 year old girl stole 2 saddles from Graciano Yriart. They were brought to Corona for an examining trial before Justice of the Peace W.G. Chancey, who bound them over to await trial. McCamant and Yriart were taking the unbound prisoners to Carrizozo in a Ford car. 15 miles from Carrizozo the prisoners overpowered McCamant and Yriart and took their guns and car. They drove to Alamogordo where they shot sheriff W.L. Rutherford at a gas station. They ran out of gas at White Sands and were apprehended in Oro Grande after injuring Sheriff Bradford of Alamogordo

Crockett, Guy - (10/6/22) and family moved to Corona from Drumright, OK

Crossett, Egbert N.
- (5/12/22) went to Tucumcari
- (10/13/22) sold steers to Evans & Thomas of Clovis
- (3/30/23, 4/13/23, 4/20/23, 4/27/23, 5/4/23, 5/11/23) witness for Daniel J. Embry homestead
- (4/13/23) selling 10 spans of work mules, 3 to 6 years old
- (6/1/23, 6/8/23, 6/15/23) witness for Daniel J. Embry homestead

Cuervo - (8/18/22) J.H. Easley and wife of Cuervo in Corona to visit Mrs. J. T. Stone