Local residents engage in multiple travels and moves
E. E. Lee and others attend the county Republican convention then return home to Kenna and Portales. Chester Smith leaves for Las Cruces to manage the Western Union office, with his wife to follow. Ed Spink goes to Jacksonville Ill after two weeks here and at Dexter, to tend improvements on an irrigated farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Lee
Kenna
Chester Smith
Las Cruces
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ed Spink
Jacksonville
Ill
Dexter
For Rent Two Rooms Light House Keeping With Gas
Albert Hobson travelled to Portales on Roswell Creamery business. Maud Tannehill visited Amarillo yesterday to see her sister Mrs Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Sen
Albert Hobson
Portales
Roswell
Maud Tannehill
Amarillo
Mrs. Boyce
Local Residents Make Brief Travels and Returns
Miss Eunice Crawford returns from three months in Cleburne Dallas and Fort Worth. Cole Clark back in Dallas after a month in Roswell. Dave Howell reports home near Kenna after buying supplies. Miss May Prather leaves for Albuquerque. Claud Bayless to prospect in Elida Clovis and Arizona California. Mrs. M B Greer arrives for a month with her daughter. R C Bristol travels for Alamo Mfg Co. Mrs I W Hudson heads to Walsenburg. John Huselton and family leave Kansas City after nine months for health. W T Cowgill H W Colvard and others mentioned.
Moore the Photographer Advertising Gallery Post Cards
Fine cabinet photographs offered at 1.50 per half dozen with postcards at 75 cents per half dozen. The notice promotes a new gallery near the First National Bank and invites customers to have their pictures taken. Moore the photographer at 3216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gallery
First National Bank Treat Mnoom
Moore
Roswell Residents Return From Texas Move
Mr and Mrs R E Price moved from Roswell to Cleburne Texas five months ago and have returned to Roswell to stay They are with Mrs Prices father Landlord AJ Crawford at the Roswell Hotel in Roswell Texas They say Roswell is the best place on the globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Price
Roswell
Cleburne
Texas
Mr and Mrs Books Leave For Oklahoma City Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Books, here four months while Mr Brooks worked on the new academic hall at the Military Institute, depart this morning for Clovis then proceed to Oklahoma City to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Books
Brooks
the Military Institute
Clovis
Oklahoma City
Roswell Visitor Leaves After Death of Half-Brother
P B Stewart traveled to Denver this morning after a stay in Roswell prompted by the death of his little half-brother Dennis Stewart. He left Roswell three years ago but still has many friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Stewart
Denver
Dennis Stewart
Roswell
Paylor Returns From California Visit
Walter T. Paylor, former city clerk, returns Saturday night with Mrs. Paylor and baby after two months in Los Angeles. He abandoned plans to travel through the northwest and to Virginia, choosing a extended visit at home instead. Hattie L. Cobean remains agent for subscriptions and renewals at $1.50 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman’s Home Companion
Hattie L. Cobean
Walter T. Paylor
Los Angeles
J W Nicholas and Joan Livingston Depart for Wisconsin
J W Nicholas and Joan Livingston left this morning for their home in Livingston Wisconsin after spending three or four days here to see the country and prospect for a location They will return later to make their homes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Nicholas
Joan Livingston
Livingston
Wis
Dow Family Arrives in Roswell From Miami
Mrs. J. L. Dow and her son R. C. Dow of Miami A T have arrived to join City Attorney H. M. Dow in Roswell. They reside temporarily at the J. M. Hervey residence on Missouri avenue. R. C. Dow plans to stay only until September to begin schooling at Washington and Lee University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dow
R. C. Dow
Miami
A. T
H. M. Dow
Roswell
J. M. Hervey
Missouri Avenue
Washington & Lee University
Notice of water right application and probate filing in New Mexico
The notice lists Fannie L. Baldwin and E S Gibbany of Roswell applying for a Pecos River water appropriation for irrigation of 600 acres, with a hearing set for October 13, 1910. It also records William M. Atkinson as administrator filing a final account in Chaves County probate, with objections due by September 5, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Fannie L. Baldwin
E. S. Gibbany
Roswell
Chaves
Territory of New Mexico
Territorial Engineer of
Territory of
Pecos River
S. Bank
William M. Atkinson
Mary A. E. Atkinson
Chaves County
E. F. Armstrong
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Roswell Gas Co
The
Ruby Land
James F. Hinkle
Oklahoma
Lawrence & Cailfee Irrigated Farms Company
Jefferson Cole
Monroe
Willis Ford
W. M. Atkinson
Board of County Commissioners
Chicago
Chaves County Court House
B. H. Marsin
Elida
S. S. Ward
Artesia
Flying Hranch
Harold Hurd
Boston
New York
U. S. Land Office
Borer
KF Pria
Stein-Bloch
America
Joyge-Pruit CO
Cole Clark
Dallas
Dave Howell
May Prather
Kansas City
Albuquerque
Claud Bayless
Arizona
California
M. B. Greer
Morgan, Texas
J. A. Cottingham
Title and Trust Company
R. C. Bristol
Alamo Mfg. Co
M. F. Loomis
Points North
I. W. Hudson
Hame
Walsenburg
Col
F. M. Brown
John Huselton
Mr. Huselton
W. T. Cowgill
H. W. Colvard and
General Smithing
Wlliams & Rabb
East 2Nd Street
Liggett’s Chocolates
Fenway
Pecos Valley Drug CO
Foxall
Morrison Bros.’ Store
Madras
Morrison Bros. & Co
Ote
Department of Territorial Engineer
Nust
Territorial Engineer
Vernon L. Sullivan
Territorial
New Mexico Fair & Resources Exposition
John B. McManus
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