Bests Welcome Baby Girl From City Livery
Mr and Mrs Ernest Best are the proud parents of a fine baby girl who arrived at their home last night.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1910
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Ernest Best are the proud parents of a fine baby girl who arrived at their home last night.
Found item at the Virginia Inn includes a Weaute suit jacket with owner to claim at the Record Office and pay for ad. Also notices two teams playing at the Lyric all this week with a program change Thursday night.
J. D. Cully and Co plumbers advertise scientific plumbing at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed. Located at 521 North Main, contact via phone 118.
The season’s best games pit Roswell against Hereford in Texas with marquee matchups expected to draw fans. Both programs bring strong rosters and competitive history, promising high intensity and pivotal moments across upcoming meetings.
J. S. Webb and his son Chester left yesterday for Springfield Tennessee and then will travel to California for about a month long trip.
J H Berry general agent for Jackson Loan and Trust Co offers money to loan with long time payments. Visit 326 N Main Rooms 22 and 21. Louis Keel left for a business trip to Oklahoma City for four or five days. Mrs Keel and children went to Breckinridge Kentucky for two weeks. De Vintons perform a high class comedy sketch and the Perrys a musical act at the Lyric all week with new pictures each night.
J T Wulfman who worked in the painting department at Roswell Lumber Co for a year departed yesterday for his old home in St Louis and will likely relocate there.
Miss Matilda Brown of Independence Missouri arrives for a ten day visit with her sisters Mrs J L Leonard and Mrs L B Tannehill. She has been in California since June traveling along the coast with friends.
Beauty Parlor relocated from 120 S Main to 115 E 4th St and invites friends to visit. Miss Martha Wagner returned to Portales after visiting Roswell residents Mrs W L Rodney and Mrs K K Scott. Horner Hill Realty Co offers rental dwellings and apartments. Mr and Mrs E F Connell return to Hereford Texas after week visiting W P Holland family. Connell serves Deaf Smith county sheriff.
Pred Nolen formerly with Pecos Valley Drug left for his old home in Union City Tennessee to recuperate from an appendicitis operation performed several weeks ago.
A brief notice invites readers to dine at the Virginia Inn tomorrow offering home style cooking. The message emphasizes comfort food and welcoming service.
H Co Harding of Amarillo visited Riverside to ship a load of Black and Bar W cattle. Lee Richards accompanied to inspect the shipment.
Notice to Realty Dealers that all property is withdrawn from the market by Mrs C S Doss. Parcel at 4913 referenced. The action indicates cessation of sale listings by the owner.
Father Christmann departed this morning for Wichita Kansas carrying Father Leinfelder D D who has been there since March and is afflicted with rheumatism. The pair will return to Rheinlander Wisconsin where Father Leinfelder has his home.
Mrs. D. F. Thomas and her young son have arrived back in Roswell after spending the summer visiting Illinois and Indiana. The Reverend Mr. Thomas will join them later, en route to his own business affairs.
Advertises 1 2 interest in a well established nursery and truck garden with a stock of trees including apples cherries elms locusts catalpas and grapes plus bulbs. Leaving the country and must sell at once. Inquire at Record 5112.
Rev. R. W. Lewis returned Saturday evening from a two months stay east of Dallas where he conducted Cumberland Presbyterian revival meetings. He reports one hundred professions in his meetings on this trip.
Virginia Inn at 5012 offers value meals with generous portions and daily specials. Patrons praise sturdy classics, friendly service, and a straightforward menu that emphasizes affordable comfort foods.
J. A. Williams, former superintendent of the Slaughter irrigated ranch east of the city, came back Saturday from Bakersfield California where he has been planning a family move. He will depart soon with his wife and baby for their new home.
Mrs W S Placey returns to her Amarillo home after a short visit in town. She is accompanied by her son Ernest G Placey and his wife who will stay until Wednesday visiting friends before returning to Amarillo.
Mrs Stela Ritter returned from Jackson Tennessee where she spent the summer with homefolks. She visited Chicago briefly to study with top teachers in preparation to resume her work this fall and winter. She will begin her class work this week.
Mr and Mrs L B Craig and guest Miss Florence Hedges return from a ten days hunting and pleasure trip to the Capitan mountains reporting good weather plenty of game and a bear skin as proof of part of their tale
Mr and Mrs L B Pender and son Velpo visited W Atwood and family in Roswell for three weeks while seeking a new location. They plan to return to Amarillo then Denver but will relocate if Denver does not suit them.
Elks club hosts a complimentary shirt waist party tonight for members and their lady friends. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Patterson of Las Cruces are visiting relatives in the city and are honored guests at the event.
C. L. Wilson signed a bond for appeal before Justice A. J. Welter to the district court. Securities listed are J. P. White, FE. M. Tyson and C. E B. Odem. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail after a guilty verdict for having liquor in possession for sale.
New York reports a sensational move in the cotton market as August contracts surge this morning. Shorts scrambled to buy at nineteen cents a pound, twenty eight points above Saturday’s close, marking the highest level since the Civil War.
A crowd of several hundred gathered last Friday night to hear J. E. Snyder the Socialist organizer and Judge Sutton the local Republican orator discuss democratic and representative government. The debate lasted until about eleven o clock with the Socialist favored by the crowd though the audience skewed Socialist.
Two vaudeville teams perform at the Lyric all week with nightly changes of pictures. The intimate venue promises varied acts and fresh acts to entertain patrons.
The Hereford baseball team will arrive this afternoon on the train for a series against Roswell beginning tomorrow. At least three and possibly five games are planned. Hereford has been strong against Roswell this season and the matchups promise competitive games.
A two act vaudeville program with change of pictures every night headlines the Lyric attractions this week. Performances promise variety and rotating cinema features alongside the stage acts for nightly audiences.
The Roswell Trading Company warehouse delivered 117000 pounds of wool today under consignment to Brown & Adams of Boston. Ralph Vandewart acted as the company agent, taking the last of the wool in storage. Clips included Tool 50000, Clare & Day 26000, Mr. Corn 26000, Lum Connerr 15000.
The De Vin ton's offer a comedy sketch at the Lyric this week with the Perrys providing a musical act. Audiences will also see first quality pictures with new changes each night.
Mrs. Maud Belle Duncan, 22, wife of F. H. Duncan, who moved from Fort Worth about two months ago seeking tuberculosis cure, died at 1104 North Delaware Street Saturday night. Body at Dilley parlors pending shipment. husband to take remains to their old home for burial. Double attraction at the Lyric.
Justice R D Bell heard Roy Wooster city marshal in the morning on a charge of resisting constable Behringer's process and dismissed the case finding the marshal was following court orders. Wooster and Mayor Veal face trial tomorrow on allegations of maliciously arresting Charley Gilbert and related charges involving Behringer.
Fred C Hunt, confined to his home for several days with appendicitis, shows gradual improvement and will not require surgery at this time. Local doctors report progress and expect recovery without operation.
Kansas City cattle receipts reach 25 000 with steady to slightly weaker prices cattle ranges native steers 4.75 to 8.25 southern steers 4.00 to 5.25 cows and heifers 2.50 to 6.75 stockers 3.25 to 6.25 bulls 3.00 to 4.10 calves 4.00 to 8.25 western cattle 4.75 to 7.25 hogs 5 000 receipts higher 8.90 to 9.35 heavy 8.80 to 9.15 packers 9.00 to 9.35 lights 9.25 to 9.40 sheep 6 000 receipts steady muttons 4.00 to 4.60 lambs 6.00 to 7.00 fed wethers 4.00 to 5.75 fed western ewes 3.50 to 4.59.
Instructions urge vaccination and book preparation for Sept 12 start. New pupils meet at Central School Sept 8 for classification and exams. high and lower grades to have half day sessions early on. School leaders emphasize serious work, teacher quality, and home study to ensure a strong year.
Justice Welter bound Charles Gilbert over to a grand jury for a further investigation in the Green Front raid case. A $250 bond was set, to be posted immediately. The incident involves alleged interference with an officer as part of downtown redevelopment plans.
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