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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
4
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For sale at the dee ee White cling peaches for pickling. Miss Grace Wootten left this morning for a month visit at Arkadelphia Ark. Capt. C. W. Haynes left this morning on a business trip to Hereford Texas. Mrs. W J Alter and Mrs. W F Osborn of Hagerman were here shopping today. Mrs. Charles Calhoun and family from Orchard Park were here. Palmer Smith of Danville Illinois visiting Wm Lanham and Lee Fairchild. The registration books are now open. J M Knittle left for Elida after visiting. Mrs. Co S Lusk and family left for their ranch near Elkins. FOR RENT: two unfurnished rooms with barn space. 202 W 8th. 4912 D F Woods Jeff returning to New Orleans after two months here. Mrs. Stella Ritter will return from Memphis to resume music class work.
Record notes A. A. Scott, traveling agent for the Santa Fe Refrigerator Dispatch Company, left for Amarillo after several days in Artesia visiting N. A. Palmer and family and closing up cantaloupe shipments.
J. D. Cully & Co plumbers at 521 N Main advertise scientific service with satisfaction guaranteed. The notice mentions Miss Mamie Spencer leaving this morning for Slater Missouri after a three week visit with Mrs C E Mason.
Ingersoll Book Stationery Art Co advertises a lithen line cloth finish box stationery for 25e with a ten day window. Mrs E Williams and Mrs Tom Stinchcomb and children depart this morning from Marion Ran to return after four weeks visit.
Miss Myrtle McCabe left this morning returning to Elida after a three month stay in Roswell where she was a guest of Miss Pearl Webb. Mr and Mrs J M Edwards and son left today for Marshfield Missouri after taking up a claim near Dunlap and will return home.
Mr and Mrs J Stewart Davis depart for Cedar Rapids Iowa where Davis becomes manager of three counties for an insurance firm while retaining their farm near the city as part of the move.
A short formal notice states that all of the sender's property is withdrawn from the market. The signer is Mrs. C. S. Doss with an address at 4913.
Mr and Mrs J L Wilson of Orchard Park today welcomed their guest Miss Blanch McElwrain from Cedar Rapids Iowa They are also entertaining Bud McFadden from Fort Smith Arkansas.
Mrs. Dug Collins of Durant Oklahoma and Miss Lula Dilbeck of Elida arrive tonight for a brief visit with their sister Mrs. Seth Swift. After the stay they will travel farther south to new destinations.
Miss Nora Gage comes home after a several week visit with her sister Mrs J O Richards at Artesia and is joined by Mrs Richards who plans a three week return visit in Roswell.
Reward offered for the return of an O E S emblem brooch to Mrs May Christian at 812 Michigan Avenue. Small ad notes a 12 Record Want Ad and aims to ease worry.
Emmett Patton Green B Patterson John I Hinkle and K K Scott came back from a motor trip to the Plains country where they promoted the Democratic ticket. Patton went to Hagerman this morning. Mrs R H Brown of Santa Rosa visiting Mrs Bradley left for home. Mrs Bradley and daughter Miss Roberta went to Portales to visit until next Tuesday. Miss Frances Bradley went to Carlsbad to visit until Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs R M Parsons return from Chicago where Mr Parsons attended the Knights Templar Conclave. Roswell records show property transfers and a new Roswell occupation licensing ordinance with fee schedules and enforcement provisions to take effect Sept 30 1910.
Weather section notes a hazy sky over the region today likely caused by smoke from forest fires in the northwest. Winds are mentioned as blowing the smoke southward reaching local skies.
An ordinance amends Ordinance No 26 of the Roswell compiled ordinances and authorizes the city treasurer to collect occupation licenses under sections 4141 to 4146 and amendments of the New Mexico Compiled Laws.
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