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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1910
Page
3
A brief from Roswell notes good Texas and residence interests discussed by Title and Trust Company. Ira Nies of El Paso sells cash registers. J F Spangler of Orchard Park visited today. A P Conner of Artesia attended business. Mrs Wilson Hughes returns from a short Dexter stay.
L. H. Bradstreet visited Hagerman for a few days of business starting Saturday night. C. F. Ederle of El Paso departed for home after several days here. Dr. M. M. Brashaw came from Hagerman for professional business. Green B. Patterson left for Boaz and Kenna on a campaigning trip. J. F. Boyer and N. E. Mitchell from Albuquerque were there Saturday on business. Robert Hulsmier began a six week visiting trip to Chicago and Cleveland, Ohio.
Private funds for city loons are noted with reference to J. B. Herbst of 303 Main St, Roswell, as the contact or qualifier for the matter.
Edgar Caffee arrived Sunday morning from Lake Arthur while H C Hegleston came back Saturday night after a week away.
J A Cottingham came back Saturday evening from a business trip to CloVis.
Union Trust Co of W H Rhodes arrived Saturday evening from a northern trip for the company. The notice indicates an office space available for rent at theUnion Trust location.
W. C. Winston departed this morning for Toyah Texas where he will spend a few days at his ranch.
Highest cash price paid for poultry in U. S. markets is noted for 2011. Mrs. L. M. Terrell departed this morning for Albuquerque to visit relatives for two or three weeks.
W Kennedy returns to Hager man after a week in Roswell. F S Gordon and CC Hamm of Melrose visit for a brief business trip. Mrs George A Davisson returns from Hagerman to visit relatives. Mrs E C Smith arrives from Arkansas City with her daughter for health. James F Carder, ex assistant trainmaster, now serves as passenger conductor through Roswell.
A Texas landowner seeks to swap 800 acres of good land for a farm in the Pecos Valley with a title and trust company handling the exchange. The offer targets a direct asset-for-asset trade and requests professional guidance on matching properties and terms.
Capt C W Haynes returned Saturday night from Hereford Texas where he was called on business. Jeff D Hart arrived this morning from his ranch near Lovington to spend a few days buying supplies. E A Clayton of Lake Arthur was here Sunday en route to Kansas City and points in Missouri where he has a score.
District Attorney L O Fullen passed through Sunday morning en route from Carlsbad to Clovis on official business.
Jo Jacobson, Artesia merchant, travels Sunday morning en route to St. Louis and New York on a buying trip.
Mr and Mrs D C Steele and their young son departed yesterday for a two months visit to their old home in Kentucky. The notice also advertises good saddle horses for ladies or gentlemen for morning or evening joy riding at Booth's stable located at 2nd and Richardson with phone 104.
Misses Eva and Nelle Greer arrive from Clovis Saturday night and plan several days visiting friends in Roswell.
Wanted to rent. Steam boats must be modern and in a good neighborhood. Address H. H. Hendrick at Union Trust Co. tf
Title and Trust Company promotes its weekly exchange propositions, inviting readers to find a suitable option this week. The note emphasizes practicality and personal fit in selecting financial services.
Mrs. W. P. Kidd and her three children of Pecos left Sunday morning for Oklahoma City after visiting friends in the area.
Mr and Mrs Lee Morrow arrived from Portales for an indefinite stay to seek medical treatment for Mrs Morrow.
Real estate withdrawal announced by Jas Suwither land from Roswell market dated July 25 2116. Seller withdraws all listed properties and halts further showings or offers.
Mrs. George T. Leeman left this morning for Greenville Texas after three weeks visiting Mrs. J. L. Mead.
Ed M. Tyson manager of the Tur key Track ranch arrived from Am esia this morning to spend several days in Roswell, officials said.
U S inspector in the Bureau of Animal Industry Dr H D Freeman arrived in Clovis this morning for a short inspection and briefing with local officials.
G F Billings arrived by automobile from his ranch on Saturday after spending several days at sweep camp along the auto route.
A historical notice promotes Phone 182 y& Livery offering hack, buggies, cabs and saddle horses with pickup and hire services for rides and transport in town.
W E Washington of Marietta Oklahoma arrives from Lake Arthur after several days at his Lake Arthur ranch Emmett Patton travels to Hagerman to start ranch work J C Ellis builder from Oklahoma City 115 S Washington Ave updates Mrs S McQuillen and children visit Hagerman Rev A B Currie goes to Carlsbad to install Rev A A Davis at the Carlsbad church Booth's stable advertises saddle nurses for ladies joy riding Herbert Lowry returns from Carlsbad to join Morrison Bros & Co Roswell store Mathers McElhannon and mother travel to Dexter to visit relatives accompanied by uncle R W Holmes from Denton Texas.
Mrs Charley Shaver traveled from Hagerman Sunday to visit her husband a patient at St Mary's hospital and was told he is getting along nicely.
Bernie Mullane is spending a few days in Knowles to look after business and is engaged in the newspaper business there. He came up from Knowles yesterday.
D. M. Foster a carpenter and B. N. Dunning a brick layer from Hutchinson Kansas, employed on the Hagerman school building, spent Sunday in Roswell.
Capt Spencer of the Military Institute returned from a two month journey through Denver the west and the Pacific coast He attended the big fight at Reno during the trip.
Mr and Mrs Clark Dilley and their young son Clark Jr came home Sunday after a month visiting Chicago and in Hebron and Valparaiso Indiana.
Advertisement proclaims leadership in City property offering a range from a hundred dollar vacant lot to a fifty thousand dollar business property. The pitch highlights available parcels and investment potential through Title and Trust Company.
Kodakers are informed that film development will be free if customers place a print order with Baker and Cornell located at 207 West 4th Street. The note presents a promotional offer likely from a local business. The ad format resembles a brief newspaper notice and emphasizes a single incentive tied to a print purchase.
Miss Daisy Brigance of the Morrison Brothers and Co. stores leaves this morning for Fort Worth Texas to spend a month with relatives and be at home there.
Roy McHenry his wife and daughter arrived Sunday night from Washington DC to settle in Roswell. McHenry will assume a job at the U S land office in the new home.
N. Shanks came back Saturday evening from Flagler Colorado where he took his wife and baby for an extended visit with Mrs. Shanks parents. He had been away three weeks.
Miss Louise Desiree, cashier at Morrison Brothers & Company, travels to Chicago for six weeks and to her old home in Green Bay Wisconsin for a visit.
R L Gabriel who came here two months ago to work for Jaffa Prager and Co and live with his father Silas Gabriel of east Second street left this morning for his former home in Fort Worth. He will return in about a month and has decided to locate in Roswell due to his sister's sickness.
Multiple property and animal sale notices listed. Residences for sale in a good locality with water bath and electric lights, corner lot in a good city section, a three room house with two lots, plus farm driving horses with harness and wagon and contact details for inquiries.
Help wanted notice seeking a girl for general house work. Apply in the mornings at 606 N. Ky. 2nd St.
Several rental listings appear including a five room modern house at 502 S Lea Ave with bath electricity and water and inquiries to Dr J W Kinsinger. Additional rentals include two furnished houses via Turner and Davis at 221 N Main or phone 246, office rooms and furnished rooms at Hobson Building over the Post Office, and a four room flat near the center apply to Dr Beeson at 119 W 2nd St or 312 No Pa.
A heavy lap robe, black on one side and brown on the other, was lost on Thursday. Return to the Record office at 2612.
A compact notice for the U S Meat Market proclaims it keeps nothing but the best and declares quality as its motto.
George B Jewett at 212 Main Street announces updated billiards and pool facilities with new regulation equipment available at the hall.
The Joyce Pruit Company advertises dry goods cloths groceries and other supplies as the largest wholesale and retail supplier in the Southwest.
Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co markets itself as the oldest drug store in Roswell offering up-to-date pharmaceutical goods and jewelry.
An old grocery ad touts strictly good goods at reasonable prices and invites patrons to support the store through regular shopping. It emphasizes value and customer trust in the local market.
The Roswell Hotel promises not only good food but also fan service while diners eat, highlighting a cooling gesture as part of the dining experience.
Hills and Dunn advertise new and second hand furniture hardware stoves rugs sewing machine needles bobbins and shuttles at 305 207 N Main and phone number 69.
Misses Tessie and Mabel Swann come back to Ha german from a three day visit with Mr. J. L. Mead in Roswell. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brock left six months ago as others have, having traveled to Illinois, St. Louis, Jacksonville, Oklahoma City, and favored the Southwest.
Mr and Mrs F Brock and daughter Cecil join Mr and Mrs Frank Brock arriving Saturday evening for a social visit and plan to stay for a time.
Local business directory ad lists Roswell Hardware Co wholesale and retail hardware with engines pumps fencing and more. Independent Hardware coop offers hardware tinware buggies wagons water supply goods plumbing and supplies. The Oriental Livery and Cab Line provides 24 hour service Paine 40 W R Bond Prop. Pecos Valley Lumber Co sells lumber shingles doors lime cement paints varnish glass. Roswell Lumber Co advertises as oldest yard for building materials and paints. Kemp Lumber Co promotes fine cedar posts.
W S Murrell offers piano tuning and repair services with graduate Chicago Conservatory credentials. Ample experience guaranteed work and contact at 348 E Ltd St, phone 569. Morrison Bros store advertises ready-to-wear apparel for men women and children with millinery specialty in The Daily Record listing.
Dilley and Son Undertakers offer private ambulance and prompt service. Allery Furniture Co advertises undertakers with phone numbers 75 and 111. H. H. Heninger Undertaker and embalmer provides private ambulance and prompt service from Parlor 121 West Fourth Street.
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