Picnic Wagon at City Livery and Local Visits
Local items report a Picnic Wagon at the city livery, visits by W A Caldwell to Artesia, Miss Ollie Conn returning from Dexter, Mrs M D Carlton visiting Clovis friends, Mr and Mrs Charles A Crate shopping in Roswell, and Mrs R L Bradley and child returning from Portales. Poultry buyers in town pay top cash, tomatoes for canning offered by P D Wilkins. Joe Mitchell arrived from the south for a few days before returning to Texico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Conn
Dexter
Charles A. Crate
Roswell
R. L. Bradley
Portales
Joe Mitchell
Texico
Seal Snipt Oysters at Roswell and New State Markets
Robert and Dave Miller left this morning for Kenna to spend a week or two with their aunt Mrs. Dave Howell. The note mentions oyster sales at Roswell and New State markets as the first season items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New State
Robert
Dave Miller
Kenna
Dave Howell
Amis Visits Son After Business in Hagerman
W. D. Amis traveled from Hagerman to spend two days with his son G. N. Amis and to settle business affairs during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Amis
Hagerman
G. N. Amis
Hook
Valley Optical Kompany Glasses Ad Report
Read our ad offering the best bargain in the valley for eye wear. Glasses should be changed every two years and friends recommend us. Also note varied local movements including Dr C M Yater speech in Acme and travel notes of Frank Miser and Mr Mrs Coffin and Ernest Placey between Roswell Carlsbad Hope and Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Optical Kompany
Title and Trust Co
Miss Irene Fisher Heads to Denver as Teacher
Miss Irene Fisher leaves after a visit of two and a half weeks with her brothers Dr. E. M. Fisher and John Fisher. She departs this morning to begin teaching in Denver schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Fisher
E. M. Fisher
John Fisher
Denver
Wilfley Heads to Hope for Apple Harvest Oversight
J. R. Wilfley left this morning for Hope to supervise picking and packing of an apple crop he purchased there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wilfley
Hope
Bryant Visits Hagerman to Inspect Roswell Wool House
W A Bryant went to Hagerman this morning to dock after the Roswell Wool and Hide Company erects a large warehouse. The building will measure 200 feet in length and 50 feet in width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bryant
Hagerman
Roswell Wool & Hide Company
Land sale near Hondo flags first class plots
Title and Trust Co advertises 20 acres near Hondo about 21 percent miles from the city. Each foot offers first class land at 12 dollars and fifty cents per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Title and Trust Co
Mrs Rose Nolan and son depart for Hays Kansas
Mrs Rose Nolan and her son, after two months visiting friends in this area and Artesia, left this morning to return home to Hays Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Nolan
Artesia
Hays
Kansas
Adventist camp visitors travel to El Paso and Fort Stockton
Mr and Mrs M R Proctor, after two weeks at the Adventist camp meeting, left for El Paso to begin Bible work. J D Bowen H J Williams and O B Jackson of Joplin Mo were in town eyeing a new location and departed for Fort Stockton Texas after sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Proctor
el Pasoy
J. D. Bowen
H. J. Williams
O. B. Jackson
Joplin
Fort Stockton
Texas
Dickens Select School and Kindergarten Opens Monday
555 Lee Richards and Dr. Kelp from the Territorial Sanitary Board and U S Bureau of Animal Industry left for the ranch of Doe Sears and Will McCombs to begin the fall cattle dipping. Dr. G T Creech went to the D Z ranch for the same purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Richards
Dr. Kelp
Territorial Sanitary Board
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Doe Sears
Will McCombs
G. T. Creech
D Z
Adventist Elder Heads to Texico on Mission
Elder W. A. T. Miller departed this morning for Texico to conduct a tabernacle service for the Adventists. He is assisted by R. L. Benton formerly of this city. After the territorial camp meeting Miller will return home to Alamogordo from Texico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. T. Miller
Texico
R. L. Benton
Mr. Miller
Territorial
Alamogordo
New Cut Glass and Hand Painted China at L. B. Boellner Jewelers
See the latest patterns in cut glass and hand painted china at L. B. Boellner Jewelers located at 5212. Shop showcases include new designs and styles for discerning collectors and gift buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Boellner
the Jewelers
School Starts September 12 Central School plans outlined
School opens September 12. Regularly promoted students should buy books before opening. New pupils meet the Superintendent at 8 a m September 5 at the Central School for classification. Those without promotion cards and old pupils seeking make up work or advancement will also attend examinations. Vaccination urged for unvaccinated children. High School sessions 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m in Central building upper story. M H Brasher Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehool
Hereford Beats Roswell In Wet Openers At Amusement Park
Roswell hosts Hereford in a rain dampened five days series opener. Hereford wins 2 1 as Newmeyer strikes out 15 batters while Lewis accounts for Roswell’s errors and missed scoring chances. Attendance reaches 300 amid muddy field conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusement Park
Roswell
Hereford
Texas
Campbell
Reynolds
Joe Ware
Leland
Filgo
Bennett
Crawford
Balks
Lewis
Newmeyer
Hubbard
Wright
Sims
Shirley
Hal Ware
Riewley
Hamilton
Evans
Po Campbell
Freeman
Sairley
I Carter
Eae
Ss Brown
Rf Cooke
Cf Wright
Notice of Final Meeting of Creditors in Evans Bankruptcy
Final meeting of creditors for Emma D. Evans of Clovis New Mexico will be held at the Referee in Bankruptcy office in Roswell on September 12 1910 at ten o'clock in the forenoon to act on the final report and distribute assets. Dated August 30 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Mexico
Emma DD. Evans
Emma D. Evans
Clovis
Roswell
Local Adventists Prepare to Hold Community Meeting
The Adventists will follow up their territorial camp meeting with a local gathering. They have pitched a tabernacle on North Main between Fifth and Sixth streets and will begin with an opening service Friday night. Meetings will continue indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Merchant Brother of Slain Claire Merchant Heads Home
Cal Merchant passed through on his route from Carlsbad to Panhandle City Texas. He is brother of the late Claire W. Merchant Jr. killed south of Carlsbad last Friday and he is returning with the dead man’s wife and her five children. Also offering solid silver souvenir spoons at 50 cents each from L B Boehiner, jeweler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Merchant
Panhandle City
Cal Merchant
Carlsbad
Texas
Claire W. Merchant, Jr
For Sale Notices from Local Classifieds
Multiple items offered including a good horse and rubber-tired buggy, a fresh cow with calf, a Jersey heifer, a family horse safe for women or children, a residence in good locality with modern utilities, a desirable corner lot, five acres near El Capitan View, fine young hens, and household furniture. Listings show contact names and addresses such as Daniel Drug Co, Fred Lanning, 406 S Lea, 707 N Richardson Ave, Cat Record Office, Record Office, and City titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Drug Co
Cal
Richardson Ave
Local Roswell Hardware and Lumber Advertisements
A vendor listing shows multiple Roswell businesses Offering hardware wholesale and retail gasoline engines pipes pumps fencing plumbing Implied services include livery cab Oriental Livery Raine W R Bond Prop Pecos Valley Lumber Co Lumber shingles doors lime cement paints varnish glass Roswell Lumber Co claims to be the largest yard and Kemp Lumber Co advertises fine cedar posts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Hardware CO
Pecos Valley Lumber CO
WANTED ads seek rooms, help, and work in Roswell
Classified notices list a room near Central School, a girl for cooking and chores, a bank clerk with bookkeeping and stenography skills, and a Cosmpolitan Magazine representative in Roswell to renew subscriptions and expand circulation with salary and commission offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Roswell
N. M
H. C. Campbell
Broadway
New York City
Kinsinger Family Heads to Columbia for Winter
Dr and Mrs J W Kinsinger take all children except Miss Hollie to Columbia Missouri where Mrs Kinsinger will stay this winter while Marie and Evelyn attend Christian College and Hugh studies at Missouri University Dr Kinsinger will keep immigration business between Roswell Kansas City and other Missouri points Miss Hollie visits Wichita then Kansas City and plans a northern winter Record Ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kinsinger
Miss Hollie
Columbia
Hollie
Kansas City
Election Notice for Chaves County September 6 1910
The election of qualified voters in Chaves County New Mexico is set for September 6 1910 at precincts statewide to elect four delegates to the State Constitutional Convention. polling hours are 9 a m to 6 p m at specified rooms including Roswell Tem P Jail Eagles Hall and several schoolhouses and justice offices. Witness the seal of the Board of County Commissioners dated July 5 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
Territory
New Mexico
Chaves County
North Roswell
South Roswell
Eagles Hall
South Spring
East Grand Plains School House
Dexter
Justice of the Peace Office
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Lower Penasco
Tillotson
Plainview
Hernandez
Mundy
Dunlap
Kenna
Elkins
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Territory of
W. M. Atkinson
For Rent Classified Notice Series
Furnished rooms over Post Office listed by Mrs. Hobson. Various 3, 4, and 5 room houses for rent with baths, electric lights, and city water. Listings include 902 N. Main 5016 58tt 816 N. Main 404 WN. Lea 719 N. Main and inquiries to Dr. J. W. Kinsinger Arthur J. Stevens and Mrs. Skipwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN. Lea
Arthur J. Stevens
Skipwith
N. Main
Money to Loan at Low Interest Offered
Advertisement offering loans with long payment terms at low interest. Apply to J. H. Berry general agent for Jackson Loan and Trust Co located at 326 N Main, Rooms 22 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Berry
Jackson Loan & Trust Co
N. Main
Lost items in Roswell area two notices
Two lost item notices offer rewards. A pair of pint thermos bottles in a leather case with a silver cup attached, to be returned to Jas S Kennedy at Roswell Hardware Co. A brown leather pocket book containing cash and a check, left between Owen's ranch and Roswell, with a liberal reward offered at Citizens National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. S. Kennedy
Roswell Hardware Co
Owen
Roswell
Citizens National Bank
Piano Tuning and Repair by W S Murrell
W S Murrell offers piano tuning and repair services with graduate credentials from the Chicago Conservatory and extensive experience. Service guaranteed. located at 348 E 4th St, contact 569. Ready-to-wear apparel store Morrison Bros with hats, children’s wear, and news access remains. Dilley & Son provide private ambulance and funeral services. Allery Furniture Co offers undertaker services with phone numbers 75 and 111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Murrell
Chicago Conservatory of
E. &Th St
Morrison Bros
Outfitters
Dilley & Son
Allery Furniture CO
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Lcwuvwoodteen
W. A. Caldwell
J. K. Herbst
Main St
U. S
P. D. Wilkins
C. M. Yater
Acme
Frank Miser
Ernest Placey
Amarillo
Plannes
Dicken’s Select School
M. H. Brasher
Supt. City Schools
el Gapitan View
Herefo
the Jeweler
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman’s Home Companion
Hattie L. Cobean
L. B. Boehiner
Well’s Apartments
Thos. Terry
Agt
Fred Lanning
E. College
S. Lea
el] Capitan View
N. Ky. Tl
Trade Directory
THE
Bonded Abstract and Security CO
Oklahoma Block
GEO. B. Jewett
Anderson & Chaning
Department Stores
Jaffa, Prager & CO
Joyce-Pruit CO
Roswell Drug & Jewelry CO
Independent Hardware CO
Oriental
Raine 40
W. R. Bond
Roswell Lumber CO
Oiaest Lumber Yard
Dilley Furniture Company
the Shrader
Roswell Hotel
Hills & Dunn
Phore
Central School Building
P. O
Roy Daniel
City
R. F. Ballard
Mary A
the Daily Record
Undertakers
H. H. Henninger
W. 4Th
Limoges
Zink
Service
Kemp Lumber Co
L. M. Hoffman
Albuquerque
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