Picnic Wagon At City Livery Draws Attention
Local notice reports a revenue event involving a picnic wagon at the city livery stable. Authorities describe the scene and potential implications for surrounding residents.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
3
Local notice reports a revenue event involving a picnic wagon at the city livery stable. Authorities describe the scene and potential implications for surrounding residents.
M. F. Loomis went to Artesia last night on a business trip. Cruse's car Sunday or Monday to Pine Lodge. 4312. Mrs. J. BR. Howard left this morning for Artesia, to spend two days with friends, J. E. Cady and T. A Stancliff came up from Lake Arthur today on busi ness.
Elmer Gill attended the Portales water celebration last night while private funds supported city projects. J Ks Herbst of Roswell is noted. Tom Malone returns to Hagerman after visiting Roswell. F M Broyles of Oklahoma City was in Dexter on business. Mrs Charles Bond and daughter Marjorie travel to Henrietta Texas. registration books are now open.
RIPE PEARS for canning and eating are offered at Parker Earle's orchard. W. J. Wilkinson left this morning for Kenna en route to his ranch. Ernest Burns announce the birth of a baby girl at six this morning. Roy Wood returns from a three week visit with his uncle W. J. Russell at Knowles. A. Dunn the wool buyer departs on a several day trip through central and northern New Mexico.
Mr and Mrs J H Angell of Fort Worth left for Santa Fe after a sight seeing tour. J A Cutler of Osage Iowa arrived for a visit and will move on to Carlsbad for business. Ben Ragan departed for Poteau Oklahoma after four months visiting his brother J H Ragon.
G A Richardson departed this morning for Portales where he will address Governor Mills at the large water celebration tonight.
Charles W. Jones of Charlotte North Carolina left last night for Oklahoma City to look after business interests. He had been visiting eight weeks with the family of Mrs Cleve Stribling and tending to local affairs.
L L Leeper of Knowles New Mexico recently based in Roswell for two months left today for a visit at Ballinger Texas. Mr and Mrs Alexander Hunt departed this morning for a two month visit to Neodesha Kansas to visit their daughter.
Dr. P W Longfellow territorial Baptist missionary superintendent traveled to Hagerman last night on official duties.
Mrs. E. L. Pettey departed this morning for San Angelo Texas for a visit of several days with relatives and friends.
News notes on travel and business trips of local residents including R A Croxton heading to El Paso after visiting Roswell and Elida, George Roberts and Douglass Graves returning to Carlsbad from a visit with Donald Dye, and J A Russell supervising a Western Electric installation before returning to Dallas. Community notices include book exchange offers from Ingersoll Book Stationery and Art Co, rental listings, and a luncheon roast offer from Independent Market.
Mrs Jerry Williams of Lake Arthur is recovering well nine days after an operation at St Marys hospital and will be discharged home on Sunday.
Ed S. Gibbany left this morning for Santa Fe to attend Supreme Court. He will be joined there Sunday by George H. Peet of the Roswell Title and Trust Company.
Miss Ethel Lund arrived last night from Taos New Mexico to visit her grandparents Mr and Mrs R E Lund. She had been staying recently at Carrizozo.
Beers offers sweet cider for sale at Pine Lodge. Contact number 287-2 rings for inquiries. Includes a 37t3 weekly detail and location 43t2.
Kipling's advert notes all candies in window priced 25 cents for the Ib Saturday only.
Mrs. Wm. Enders of Shreveport La. left this morning after a three week visit with her daughter Mrs. A B Currie and will travel to Oklahoma City. Mrs. Chester Smith left last night for Portales with her sister Miss Ruth Wilson and will soon move to a new home in Las Cruces.
Mrs C E Butler and her sister Miss Lucy Poole depart for Hattiesburg Mississippi after a two month stay with their uncle Joseph Poole in this city.
Mr and Mrs D C Walker departed for Rochester Texas to relocate Mrs Walkers sister Miss Martha Matheny left for Metropolis Illinois to visit an aunt and possibly settle there The note references city property advertising and two remaining farm land bargains from Title and Trust Co
New Mexico Woman s Christian Temperance Union announces 1910 convention in Las Cruces with invitation to officers and auxiliaries. Recaps a year of progress and celebrates New Mexico statehood while urging full representation for an enthusiastic statehood gathering.
George B Jewett at 212 Main Street advertises billiards and pool halls with new regulation equipment offered to patrons in a concise late era notice.
The Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co promotes its status as the oldest drug store in Roswell and announces up-to-date merchandise and services. The ad highlights a complete line of medicines, cosmetics, and jewelry offered at the longtime storefront.
Mr and Mrs R J Kretchmar left this morning for Floydada Texas where they will reside after several years in Roswell He is a Santa Fe engineer assigned to a run between Floydada and Plainview Texas.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Foreman arrive from Sapulpa Oklahoma to visit Capt J A Foreman and family. They travel with Mr Foreman’s brother in law Bob Bass by auto.
The Boards of Registration reveal headquarters in Roswell with Precinct 1 at the District Clerk's office and Precinct 2 at the P Vy Taunber Co office. The note outlines where voters may register and the offices involved.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will hold a special Saturday program at 4 p.m. at the M E Church corner Ky and 5th on Sabbath Observance. All children, members or not, are invited. Also notes arrivals in town and multiple sale and housing notices scattered through the local classified column.
The Oriental Livery and Cab Line offers day and night service by Paine 40 with W R Bond as owner. Pecos Valley Lumber Co supplies lumber shingles doors lime cement paints varnish and glass. Roswell Lumber Co promotes itself as the finest lumber yard in Roswell for all building materials. Kemp Lumber Co advertises fine cedar posts.
W S Murrell offers piano tuning and repair services with a Chicago Conservatory background. Graduate of piano tuning, amply experienced, guaranteed work. Located at 348 5th St with phone 569. Ready-to-wear apparel by Morrison Bros Store features menswomen and childrens wear with millinery as a specialty.
Dilley and Son and Allery Furniture Co announce undertaker services with private ambulances. H H Henninger provides undertaker and embalmer services with prompt service from parlors at 121 West 4th. Phone numbers 75 or 111 listed.
Juan Baca a well educated Mexican from Dayton was jetted here yesterday to Santa Fe for a hearing before Judge Pope on alleged insanity. He remained in jail as the train waited for a washout to be repaired. Misses Benna and Ruby Reed left Roswell for Artesia Hagerman and Dexter to teach school this winter with Ruby heading to Wichita Falls.
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