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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
3
Various brief items from Roswell reflect daily life including visits by Dr Presley Daud Patrick and Col Baker to Artesia and Carlsbad, business trips to Kansas City Fort Wayne and Amarillo, shopping prompts from Stine Shoe Co and Record Publishing, and a Roswell Building and Loan appeal for home ownership.
Christmas stock promotions for carving sets and tea or coffee pots plus subscriptions renewals offered by Hattie L. Cobean. Local travel notes mention F A Gaylor on a three week business trip between Roswell Clovis and Albuquerque. Several Roswell businesses advertise abstracts real estate loans grain and grocery services.
Roswell property offered for sale with bargain price. Apply at record office. Also offered are a gentle buggy horse a wagon and heavy harness. 507.
Roswell's oldest drug store advertises up-to-date stock. K C Dye Works offers alterations repairs cleaning and pressing with J H Angell at phone 5617 located at 123 West Second Street.
Classified list shows furnished and unfurnished rooms and small houses for rent in Roswell with addresses on N Penn Pecos Main and Richardson area. Also notes an office space in Oklahoma Block and a branch manager position for The Morris Wholesale House in Cincinnati. Miss Lulu English returns from Portales after four weeks nursing a case of influenza.
A compendium of Roswell items includes land prospects near town with a 6 room brick house and water, magazine subscriptions, jewelry offers, travel notices, business investments, found gloves, cattle buying plans, candy for churches, a lodge charter delivery, a Christmas sale by Saint Andrews' Guild, railroad auditing routes, and a public auction of the City Fire Station property set for December 19 with a $750 minimum bid.
Local dealer Hills and Dunn advertise they pay more for second-hand goods and invite interested sellers to call phone number 69 for inquiries.
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