Miller Returns From Denver Summer Visit
Prager Miller arrived last night after a month in Denver with his wife who is there for the summer with her mother and other relatives.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
3
Prager Miller arrived last night after a month in Denver with his wife who is there for the summer with her mother and other relatives.
Mrs Ben Morrall and daughter Kathleen along with Miss Ruth Moore arrived last night from Austin Texas for a visit with Paul C Wilson and family.
Bea Fatier Caristmann visited Hagerman today. Miss Susan Finehout traveled to Dexter for a several day stay. Miss Francis Allen headed to Elkins this morning for a two week visit with her parents.
Roy Wood traveled to Knowles last night to spend a few days with his uncle, Jack Russell, as plans for a brief family visit unfold.
Chet Shelley left for Friona Texas after a week visiting friends. Renzo D. Bowers returned from Santa Fe where he attended Supreme Court. Dr. J Franks came back from Peary Oklahoma with a shipment of fine horses. Wanted to rent a five room house modern in a good neighborhood address H H Hendrick at Union Trust Co tf
Mrs. Mary C. Bentley departed this morning for a weeklong visit with friends in Amarillo, seeking a brief trip away from home.
Mrs. R. E. McElhannon and her son came back this morning after visiting Mrs. Gatewood in Dexter.
Will D. Sweet, manager of the Roswell Gas Company, traveled to Artesia today for a brief business visit to discuss operations and potential cooperation.
Mrs L Moore and Miss Gladys Dunahugh, who were here three months, left this morning for Fort Sumner.
Miss Josephine Wilmes left this month for a claim near Elida and will remain two or three months.
A fire last night leveled a small house occupied by a Black family on the west side of Carisban. No injuries reported as flames were brought under control by local volunteers.
J. B. Herbst of 303 Main St Roswell handles private funds for the city. John B Gill departed this morning for Amarillo on fruit business for the Roswell Seed Company.
Mrs Sigfried Totzek went to Artesia last night to spend a few days with her daughter Mrs E E McNatt.
H. T. Elrick came back to Dexter last evening after spending several days in town tending to business affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Pray of Douglass A. T. arrived last night for a short visit with Mrs. Pray’s sister Mrs. Mose Walters.
Arthur Crozier arrived from Hager man to visit friends and watch a baseball game as Booths stable at 2nd and Richardson advertises saddle horses for morning or evening joy riding with phone contact 104.
Miss Maud Lewis left this morning for Artesia to meet her cousin Miss Annie Shuck of Fort Worth who is coming to Roswell for a visit.
Miss Viola Douthit leaves Roswell this morning after six weeks there for the teachers institute and travels to her home near Elida. She had come to attend the institute.
Carlsbad attorney Joan W. Armstrong was sighted traveling through town this morning en route to Wheatland Missouri to visit relatives.
G. A. Payne came back last night after business in El Paso regarding the new Roswell Steam Laundry project.
Frank Garissere, spending the wool selling season in Roswel, left last night for his ranch near Hope to stay a few days and prepare for the next phase of the season.
Miss Stella Patillo comes home to Boaz after a ten day visit with friends in Roswell.
Mrs J E Walls returns to Abilene Texas after spending two months visiting her mother Mrs Wm Newman and sister in law Mrs M B Hawks.
Artist R M Swift travels to Blacktower New Mexico to join his wife who has stayed there for weeks and will return together in about a week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Bell, here two months, departed this morning for Elkins. After visiting Elkins they will return to Albuquerque where Mr. Bell is employed at the University of New Mexico.
Willard Keen roadmaster for the Santa Fe came back last night from Artesia where he supervised rebuilding of the burned Cottonwood Draw bridge.
District Attorney L O Fullen returned Monday night from Clovis and was sent to Hope last night for a cutting scrape. The message gave no further details.
Short notice classified item seeks a horse for its keep. Buyer requests inquiries at 207 West Fourth Street, 2912.
A financial notice details a 500000 loan available on irrigated farms with long term terms. Interest is payable annually and there is a privilege to pay off the loan before due. J B Herbst is the financial agent located at 303 N Main.
Albuquerque Business College in Albuquerque New Mexico promotes practical education authority. Web5t appears as a reference booster. The item emphasizes training value and local educational opportunities.
Will Mussenden of Ririe & Mussenden departs for Mexico City to spend a year surveying railroads. He retains Roswell business interests and plans to return after completing his current contract.
Mary A. Cobean serves as notary public at the Record Office offering authentication and ceremonial services for documents. The notice highlights her official capacity and location for witnessing signatures and certifying records.
The Record Office offers a wide selection of legal blanks for the Justice of the Peace Court and Territorial Court, plus commercial forms for land transfers, mortgages, notes, leases, and estate settlements. Includes Warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds, Bills of Sale, Leases, Chattel Mortgages, Receipts, Promissory Notes, For Rent and For Sale cards, and mining blanks. Flexible specials and custom blanks available.
Several sale notices list a residence with water bath and modern conveniences. A corner residence in a good city section is offered. Also 3 room house and 2 lots for sale at the Wash and Sta corner. A sorrel pair driving horses with harness and farm wagon is available. A Remington typewriter Model 10 is for sale. A rubber-tired surveyor is wanted.
Multiple rental notices list sleeping and light housekeeping rooms, two furnished houses via Turner and Davis at 221 N Main or 246 phone, a modern four room flat near central locations, and a neat four room house with lawn and shade near 119 W. 2nd St or 212 No. Pa. Inquiries at the Record Office.
In a large tent at the old homestead Alden Kindred of America Inc. held its tenth annual meeting and reunion. The program featured a business session along with addresses music and readings.
The Ohio State League of Local Building and Loan Associations opened its annual session in Canton today. The meeting runs through tomorrow with officials and representatives from local associations in attendance.
Baker and Cornell at 207 West 4th Street announce free film development when customers order prints from the same batch. The notice urges film users in the local area to take advantage of the promotion.
Citizens gathered at First Baptist Church Roswell New Mexico to form the Roswell Law and Order League. The group will hold a meeting there on Thursday August 4 at 8 00 PM inviting all supporters of law and order to attend.
Emil Pfeister and Lydia Williams Williams, both of Dunlap New Mexico, were married last Sunday afternoon at Dunlap by Justice of the Peace Charles Dunlap. The couple plans a honeymoon in Roswell and Emil is employed at El Moro ranch.
A sequence of Roswell business notices highlights available goods and services including butchers markets hardware stores livery services lumber and building materials. Firms named include U S Meat Market Roswell Hardware Co Independent Hardware Co Oriental Livery Pecos Valley Lumber Roswell Lumber Kemp Lumber Co.
George B Jewett at 212 Main Street advertises billiards and pool halls with new regulation equipment noted. The brief item emphasizes updated gear for patrons and play.
Jaffa Prager Co and Joyce Pruit Co operate as major dry goods clothing groceries and ranch supplies wholesalers and retailers. They claim to be the largest supply house in the Southwest serving both wholesale and retail customers.
Roswell's oldest drug store, the Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co, promotes a full range of modern health goods and sundries.
J A Williams resigns as superintendent of the C C Slaughter Cattle Company irrigated farm east of Roswell and departs for San Diego to join the oil business with his uncle. Lee Cannon serves as temporary superintendent during Williams's six week absence. Williams and family have been residents for several years with many Roswell friends.
The swellest line of furniture in Roswell offered by Dilley Furniture Company with high quality and low prices.
An old advertisement for Shrader Grocery promotes strictly good goods at reasonable prices and invites patrons to shop, signaling a small local market effort to attract customers.
Roswell Hotel advertises a dining experience promising good food and a waiter fanning guests while they eat, emphasizing attentive service as a draw for patrons.
Local shop at 305 307 N Main offers new and second hand furniture hardware stoves rugs sewing supplies needles bobbins shuttles and more. Phone 69.
Mary R. Long and others transfer Lot 2 and Lot 3 in Block 4 Sparks' addition to Roswell to Mrs. Bessie Meacham for a price of $1. Deed filing compiled by Bonded Abstract Co. dated 7 1 10.
An advertisement notes saddle nurses are available for ladies joy riding at Booth's stable located at 2nd and Richardson with phone contact 164. The item markets services at a local stable in a compact newspaper notice style.
J S Lea administrator of the Estate of J B Trotter filed his final account in the Probate Court of Chaves County New Mexico Judge J T Evans fixed the first Monday in September 1910 to hear objections or approve the account. Filed July 22 1910 with the court seal.
The Title and Trust Company seeks to trade 800 acres of good Texas land in exchange for a farm located in the Pecos Valley.
New owner announces the Texas Shop has purchased all accounts on books. Bob Russell has no further interest in the business.
W S Murrell offers piano tuning and repair with graduate credentials from Chicago Conservatory. Ample experience, guaranteed work and contact at 348 Ltd St and phone 569. Ready to wear apparel at Morrison Bros store highlights men women and children with millinery specialty.
DILLEY & SON offer undertaker and private ambulance services with prompt callouts. ALLERY FURNITURE CO lists undertaker services with phone numbers 75 and 111. H. H. HENNINGER provides undertaker and embalmer services with private ambulance and prompt service at Parlors 1231 W 4th, phone 4.
A hand signs inviting all old customers to visit the establishment at 2815 R F Cruse and reconnect.
The notice highlights leading opportunities in city property, from a hundred dollar vacant lot to a fifty thousand dollar business property, offered by a Title and Trust Company.
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