Local Roswell Notices and Social Items
R L B Rashbaum Eye Ear Nose and Throat listed with address 219 Main St Roswell. Various locals arrive travel or visit including Buntin, Wilson, Herbst, Dent, Nelson architect returning from Arte mrs, Mrs Bond and children. Public house Smoke House featured with seating, decor and invitations. Shoe store promotions from F J Peeler and Pegler's ads. Lumber Co Pecos Valley supplies. Miss Ethel Brown back from Hagerman to attend school. Park Morrison grab sale ends with gold watch and diamond ring draw. Carnival grounds show Damm Family educational entertainment and moral act. Woman's Club meets December 6 at St Andrews Hall. Mrs Dord and son return to Interlachen NY after stay in Roswell. F E Patrick leaving for Houston to move to Roswell. Mrs Cruse returns from Paris Texas with children. H S Simmonds and wife visit from Newport AR. sheriff Simmonds. Holiday stock arriving. window display. Ingersoll Book Store notes misdistribution excusable. carrier Calvin Donnell. Mrs J W Gist and Mrs Mundy visit Hernandez Lake. Mrs Ferguson formerly of Roswell.
Beeson opens office over Zink's jewelry store in Bixby building
Dr Charles F Beeson announces his return after months at his father's home in Ohio with a new office above George Zink's jewelry store in the Bixby building. The item notes his card appears in today's Record and lists several local residents visiting from the Valley for business. The column also mentions a hog-kill at the L F D Farm with a large 624 pound dressed hog and five other hogs averaging 350 pounds.
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Charles F. Beeson
George Zink
Bixby
Ohio
L. F. D. Farm
Three Happy Children Receive Shetland Pony
In Roswell today Gertrude Louise and Mildred Joyner became the town’s happiest children after their father gifted them a tiny 30 inch Shetland pony and cart. They were so excited they could hardly settle to go to school. Also notices money to loan at 12 percent on good real estate security via P. Dent near the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Dent
First National Bank
Gertrude
Louise
Mildred Joyner
Roswell
Roswell Couple Quietly Wed At Home ceremony
George C Hinson son of Rev George Hinson and Miss Augusta B Steadman sister of Mrs Fssie Malloy were quietly married Saturday evening at the groom s home. The father performed the ceremony and the couple plans a simple reception at a cottage on First street and Missouri avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Hinson
Geo. Hinson
Episcopal Church
Augusta B. Steadman
Fssie Malloy
First Street
Missouri Avenue
Roswell
Wool Market Firm Yet Dull in Boston
The wool market remains firm but dull in Boston today. Small mills show interest while trading stays on a thin base. Contracts for next year's clip are held in abeyance as eastern dealers avoid stocking at current grower prices. Fleeces face light demand.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Wellness
An advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cures indigestion constipation liver and kidney troubles regardless of illness duration. Offered at 85 cents by Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellister
Rocky Mountain
Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co
Hollister
Eli Perkins in Roswell Deb. 15: fea
The fragment shows a dialogue where a Hearst Democrat argues about free trade and free silver. A college president explains labor and capital with a banking joke about lending money, ending with a reference to Eli Perkins and a Roswell date. The text is partial and stylistic, noting political humor and a feature tease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Hearst Social Democrat
Waterbury
Eli Perkins
Roswell
Suit on Protested Check in Roswell District Court
The First National Bank of Roswell files suit in district court against J. W. Brown in attachment for a protested check drawn on an Austin Texas bank. The check remains unpaid and costs total 349.36. Ste Lund is the plaintiff's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Roswell
J. W. Brown
Austin
Texas
Ste Lund
Thirteen Die When Steamer Lunberg Wrecks Near Island
A dispatch reports the steamer Lunberg wreck off Ampost Harbor Island with a crew of fifteen and several passengers. Three lives are confirmed lost, including Mrs. G. B. Fant who traveled by train to join her husband.
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Halifax
Wre
Lunberg
Ampost Harbelen Island
Sty
G. B. Fant
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Diaffa
Morrison Bros
R. L. B. Rashbaum
Main St
D. Buntin
Wilson
Lakewood
B. Herbst
Dexter
W. Dent
Artesia
Pegler
M. Nelson
Arte
Robert Bond
Smoke House
Ee Johnson
Hristmas
F. J. Peeler
W. Scott
P. V. Trading Co
N. Pe
Irs
George Carier
A. E. Macy
Peeler
Peeler's
H. Hon
Dayton
C. Trout
Pecos
F. L. Torrance
Pauls Valley
I. T
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Ethel Brown
Hagerman
G. B. Kelley
Barstow
N. Pecos
J. A. Williams
Park & Morrison
Woman's Club
St. Andrew’s Hall
Miss Holt
E. E. Dord and Son
Interlochen
N. Y
Whole Damm Family
F. E. Patrick
Houston
R. F. Cruse
Paris
Mable McMillan
H. S. Simmonds
Newport
Ark
Mr. Simmonds
Ingersoll’s Book Store
Calvin Donnell
Mother
Babe
Ingersoll
J. W. Gist
Cannon
Hernandez Lake
Elida
Mrs. Mundy
Muddy
James Gall
Jane Ferguson
Evanston Ind
Ferguson
Room
A. O. Milie
Albert White
J. C. Elliott
S. P. Henry
W. F. Brown
J. R. Thaman
F. H. Sunderman
W. L. Hikeman
N. J. Winchell
C. A. Ashton
Haviland
Majestic Ranges
BUCK
Plae
Fea
Magdalat
Carlsbad Husband Overland
Lamar
Eam Laundry
A.J. Witleman
National Bank
Pecos Valley Wool House
S. Main
Roswell, N. M
J. Odd Hamilton
D. Dss
L. J. Johnson
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Hamilton & Johnson
Dengists
Texas Block
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