Mrs J H Charless Return From Oklahoma Visit
Mrs J H Charless and her children returned last night after spending several weeks visiting friends in Oklahoma.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
4
Mrs J H Charless and her children returned last night after spending several weeks visiting friends in Oklahoma.
L. B. Tannehill departed this morning for Kansas to join a cattle shipment headed to Kansas City. He will travel from Kansas to supervise the livestock delivery and oversee the processing and onward transport to the city.
Title and Trust Company advertises two adjoining tracts of 5 and 10 acres near the city limits for rapid sale. They invite cash bids and emphasize a great sacrifice to move the properties quickly. Potential buyers are urged to submit offers promptly.
Willard Hird departed this morning for Clovis on a business trip. He will be joined there by his wife and baby on Sunday and the family plans to travel to California for a two or three week vacation.
L B Boehner, jeweler at 5212, promotes a silver bouquet pattern. C C Hill and M A Finley with O Z Finley depart for a mountaintop campout, returning Tuesday for the territorial election vote by the gentlemen.
J B Herbst financial agent offers 500 dollar loans to irrigated farms with long terms. Interest payable annually and borrower may pay off before due date. Office listed as 303 North Main.
Mr and Mrs Frank Weeks depart today for Albuquerque to attend to Adventist church office work following their visit for the Territorial conference.
Mrs Earle D Sims and her son who have been visiting Mr and Mrs Francis Divers are spending several weeks with the couple.
The family leaves for their Berkeley residence after Mr. Sims went ahead a few weeks earlier.
J. D. Cully & Co plumbers at 521 N. Main advertise scientific plumbing and guaranteed satisfaction. The note adds Juan Sandoval and Burt Bray, attendees at Adventist meetings and Territorial conference, left for Albuquerque to work among Mexican people.
Ingersoll Book Stationery and Art Co invites customers to bring old school books before September 9 to receive a due bill redeemable as cash toward new books.
Paul Morton of Los Angeles a ca det at the Military Institute who will be a first classman this year arrived last night from Fort Worth where he has been visiting.
Judge J. T. Evans officiated two wedding ceremonies. At 5 30 p m yesterday he joined John T. Reddin and Miss Classa Jordan of the city at the bride’s parents home on East Second Street. At 9 this morning in his office he married Sidney H Keaster and Miss Bertha Bradstreet both of Artesia with witnesses Dr J B Keaster and F L Austin. The couple plan to reside in Artesia.
Mary A. Cobean serves as notary public at the Record Office. She handles authentication of documents and officiates as official witness in legal transactions. The appointment emphasizes archival and legal record integrity.
Miss Kittie Thornton hosted about sixty five youths Tuesday night for Miss Marie Kingsinger who leaves for Columbia Missouri to attend school. Prizes went to Miss Ella Tillotson and Russell Hardwick for games Telegrams and song romance. A tie won by Miss Aran Chisum and Rolland Lewis for a page guessing game. Refreshments and piano music accompanied by punch service.
Thirteen shares in North Spring River Center Ditch Company were sold at Citizens National Bank after forfeiture for unpaid assessments. Slaughter Cattle Company bought all shares for 130 dollars, about ten dollars per share, each covering one acre. Shareholders listed include Mrs Delaney Ed Seay M N Akin Mrs Nichols Oliver Phelan W L Hughes and J E Gilkeson. Arthur Stevens acted as secretary and treasurer.
Jim visits Snipes as the retailer touts steep discounts on Oxford shoes Stetson hats gloves and shirts plus low prices on purses hosiery and buttons. The ad claims savings rival wholesale houses and states Snipes will not extend credit to customers.
Lieutenant Tracy Stains, assistant in the book-keeping department, resumes duties at the Military Institute after spending the summer at Omaha Lincoln and other Nebraska points.
1 2 interest in a well established nursery and truck garden with a stock of apple pear cherry elm locust catalpa grape and bush fruits plus bulbs. Selling fast as owner is leaving the country. Inquire at Record. 116 Fees Ah Ek Eie. Also a political note urging Democrats to stand by principles on next Tuesday the sixth of next month.
The Dallas News published a four column picture of Roswell's new Masonic Temple praised as a splendid likeness. It also ran a photo of the Military Institute academic building Lea Hall slated for dedication soon.
The passage argues that long term party control erodes trust, asserting locals doubt Republican statements. It notes Justice Brewer's belief in direct legislation as essential for the people's salvation, highlighting a historic call for direct democracy.
A list of 16 planks urging constitutional reforms including ten year ban on public school land sales, primary elections, tax limits, state corporation commission, initiatives and referendums, recall, anti corruption, state bank guarantees, statewide prohibition option, easy constitutional amendments, single subject laws, state insurance commissioner, elective judiciary, restricted injunction powers, and an eight hour workday pledge.
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