Carlsbad Doctor Flies Through Albuquerque on Business
Dr. F F Doepp of Carlsbad passed through this morning en route to Albuquerque on a business trip.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1910
Page
3
Dr. F F Doepp of Carlsbad passed through this morning en route to Albuquerque on a business trip.
Conductor James Smock of Amarillo spends days here with his parents. Miss Ida Milroy of Louisiana Me arrived for a visit with her niece Mrs R C Nisbet. Take Cruise’s car to Pine Lodge. Mrs O C Beach left this morning for Kansas City to visit relatives for a month.
Roy Hill arrived back at his Clovis home after a week in Roswell visiting Tom Hall. R. H. Kemp came home from a business trip north, serving Kemp Lumber Company interests.
W. E. Quarles traveled to Carlsbad for a three day visit to strengthen Roswell Hardware Co. relations and business. He arrives with aims to boost local trade and partnerships.
Kipling's reports a new delivery of Jacobs Choe Cream and Chocolate Dipped Nuts arriving at the store. The items appear to be a confectionery treat likely appealing to shoppers seeking novelty snacks.
F C Smith traveled to Rome this morning to attend official duties in a town known for white plaster and gypsum. J M Reid returned to work in Clovis after spending several days there with his family.
John Tyson returns to Portales after a two day visit in Roswell. Ed Tyson manager of the Turkey Track ranch travels from Artesia for a brief business stop. Mrs. Siegfried Totzek returns from Artesia visiting her daughter. Willingham departs by car to Corona after a few days of business. Deputy Sheriff C N Jones returns to Carlsbad to handle Eddy county court matters.
Miss Delia Devney left this morning for Indianapolis Indiana after a two month stay visiting Mrs. R C Reid in town.
Miss Velma White of Artesia travels to Acme to see her brother who works at the Acme cement mill.
Miss Nettie Crozier returns to her Carlsbad home after a three week visit with her cousin Mrs K K Scott in this local society note.
Judge W. L. Rodney arrived back from Portales after several days at the Roosevelt county Democratic nominating convention.
W A Phillips the contractor leaves Sherman Texas tonight returning home after his twelve year old son Logan Phillips was shot prompting the trip.
A buyer in a good town, Oklahoma, offers to trade property for Roswell land and cites Lawrence and Cailfee Irrigated Farms Company in the deal.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. McGaughey departed Roswell this morning for their home in Snelbyville Kentucky. They had spent two months in the city while caring for Mr. McGaughey’s health.
E. J. Early and his Hardin Missouri family, visiting Joan Clemens in town, departed this morning for Hereford Texas, planning a stop on their return home.
Mrs. T. F. Cazier was summoned to Artesia after being notified that Uncle Jerry Cazier who had a stroke recently is not as well as a few days ago.
Hardware store advertises croquet sets priced at 1.50 and 2.00 dollars. Enterprise Hardware Co promotes lawn games and outdoor items in a brief sale notice.
Mr and Mrs W A Craig and their baby drove from Carlsbad this morning by auto. They plan to stay several days at Pine Lodge beginning tomorrow for an outing.
Herman Menn M H Elford and J C Weaver drove from Dexter to Roswell for a day visit. They report Uncle Jerry Cazier was no better this morning.
H T Dean traveled to Dallas for the funeral of Grace Elizabeth Dean after a stay with his son Claud Dean. Apple peelers noted. G B Cauhope and O Flanders went to Artesia with 9 000 sheep to inspect dipping as U S Bureau of Animal Industry inspectors.
Mr and Mrs Cy Waugh traveled from Dexter this morning with Mrs Waugh returning home to finish removal plans. The couple will reside in Roswell, returning to the city to establish their new home.
Mrs. M. L. Davis leaves this morning for Lindsey Oklahoma after a six month stay in Roswell for health reasons. She reports she is greatly improved and in love with this section of the Southwest.
R L Wise of Brownwood Texas departed after a ten day visit at Dr C M Yater's home with his wife and baby remaining for continued care. J W Allen from near Plainview NM arrives with large loads of his 12 000 pound clip after selling 4000 pounds earlier at 11 65 per hundred. Rev James H Davis arrives from Gary SD to work as evangelist under Dr P W Longfellow Baptist Missions NM. Big stock fruit jar tops and rubbers advertised by Enterprise Hardware Co 3312.
Local ad offers free development of Kodak films when customers order prints from Baker and Cornell located at 207 W. 4ta St. The promotion claims satisfaction is guaranteed and provides a contact point for the service.
Mr and Mrs George M Slaughter already in Clovis learn Col C C Slaughter broke his hip in a fall and was moved from Waukesha to Chicago. The couple plans to join him in Chicago.
Rev. H. Van Valkenburga, pastor of the First M. E. Church, leaves this morning for Mountainair New Mexico to serve as a delegate from the local league to the Territorial Anti-Saloon League annual meeting opening tomorrow. He will also attend the Territorial Woman's Missionary Society event starting Thursday as a non delegate.
Local phone listing notes services for hack rides, buggies, cabs, and saddle horses under the 38t26 exchange. It reads like an early 20th century telephony directory entry.
The Socialists of Chaves county meet at Dicken school house tonight to name candidates for the constitutional convention. Delegates arriving from Hagerman include S. Parks W. T. Osborne H. Adams and Frank Frost.
J. M. McKnight and A. Russell sold their clips to F. J. Solis on behalf of Harry Hartley & Co. of Victoria Mills Boston. The wools weighed about 32 000 and 17 000 pounds respectively and brought 15 1 2 cents per pound.
County assessor Guy H. Herbert has finished the 1910 assessment books. They will be presented to the county commissioners for inspection and approval at the next board meeting.
Multiple local ads offer a residence with modern conveniences in a good locale, corner residence in a city section, horse and saddle, two riding ponies, a tent house in good condition, and a road wagon. Contact details include C at Record Office, 507 N Mo, 587 phone, 606 N Lea, and 490 phone.
Multiple small ads appear offering positions for a first class surveyor stenographer office assistant teacher governess and housework duties plus several rental offers. Locations include Kenna New Mexico W Main Street 1104 S Main St 291f 2 rooms unfurnished modern flat and several houses with contact names and addresses such as Stayer Record Turner Davis Dr J W Kinsinger Beeson N Pa Main and 720 N Main.
Roswell auction style ad lists Roswell Hardware Co wholesale and retail hardware and engines, Independent Hardware Co offering plumbing and water goods, The Oriental Livery and Cab Line with day and night service, Kemp Lumber Co promoting fine cedar posts.
Joyce Pruit Co operates as a dry goods clothing and groceries supplier. It offers wholesale and retail services and claims to be the largest supply house in the Southwest.
Roswell’s Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co markets itself as the oldest drug store in Roswell with a broad range of up to date goods and services.
Roswell business Dilley Furniture Company touts a swellest line of furniture with high quality at low prices, inviting customers to visit and shop in town.
The Shrader Grocery advertises strictly good goods at reasonable prices and solicits patronage from shoppers.
A Roswell hotel advertises a unique dining amenity promising to fan guests while they eat. The promotional note highlights comfort features and hospitality aimed at attracting visitors to the dining area.
Local store listing features furniture hardware stoves rugs and related goods both new and second hand. Includes sewing machine needles bob bins shuttles and related items with contact at 305 207 N Main and phone 69.
Local business Baker and Cornell operates at 207 W 4th St. The note records their address and contact point for customers seeking services.
Cicero Stewart Eddy county sheriff came back last night from a business trip of three or four weeks to Fort Worth and other points in Texas.
W S Murrell offers piano tuning and repair with Chicago Conservatory training. Guarantees work and advertises from 348 E 8th St, phone 569. Morrison Bros Store promotes ready-to-wear apparel for men women and children with millinery specialty and headlines the page.
Dilley and Son advertise private ambulance and prompt undertaker service with private ambulance options. Allery Furniture Co lists undertaker services with two phone numbers 75 and 111. Henninger, undertaker and embalmer, offers private ambulance and parlor at 121 West Fourth Street.
Cleveland Ohio hosts the Grand Circuit harness meet opening today with thirty thousand dollars in stakes to be distributed among competitors.
Mrs Emory Hobson traveled to Arte sia to spend a day or two with her parents, visiting relatives and planning time together.
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