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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
4
Local notices urge attendance at the Ladies Cemetery Association bazaar on December 14. Articles advertised include wall paper, lard, rigs for rent, and various local services. The item lists dozens of small business promos and society updates with multiple local names and places.
Notice thanks all who assisted in last evening's entertainment and especially Miss Frick ey Mrs. McNeil the Misses Mabel Nellie Amis and Messrs. Hess and Bissell for helping make the program a success. LOCAL No. 511 C. & J. of A. W. Q. FAWCETT J. W. AMIS OLOF PERSON Arrangement Com.
Officials of Roswell lodges and unions are invited to assemble their members for a joint celebration at the Sisters' hospital on Sunday at 3 30 oclock. The notice aims to reach all organizations in the city with a general invitation.
L O Fullen of Freeman Cameron Fullen Carlsbad editor attended Hagerman reception and will be initiated into the Elks. Carlsbad plans a banquet on the return of the irrigation committee from Washington with about one hundred guests led by Hon C L Ballard Roswell as guest of honor for aiding the committee.
Eli Perkins the celebrated humorist will speak at the Southern M E Church on December 15 under the auspices of the Ladies Cemetery Association. The public is urged to attend to support a good cause and hear one of the finest lectures.
CHAS J WEBERG a veteran blacksmith opens a new shop at 209 W 4th St offering repair work for buggies wagons and farm equipment with guaranteed quality service and workmanship. Established and ready for business in the community.
Resolutions note the Great Spirit has called from the hunting grounds a respected tribal leader. The document expresses mourning and honors the deceased’s service to the community, acknowledging contributions, steadfast leadership, and a legacy carried by relatives and fellow members.
From 1905 records, the Improved Order of Red Men mourn Chief W D Meegee with a public notice in Roswell Daily Record. The tributes pledge sympathy to relatives, request mourning by draping charter, and publish resolutions in minutes. Local Union No 511 Carpenters and Joiners of America hosted an evening at the hall with recitations, music, and a Park Hotel supper. Prof Croft's six piece orchestra provided entertainment, with dancing until 12:30. An advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotes restored strength and vitality.
The order calls for the election of officers by the Woodmen of the World on Friday night December 1. Refreshments will be served and all members are urged to attend.
The Record states that due to a rush of other matters it omits many Thanksgiving day social items will print them tomorrow.
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