Odem Visits Farm Near Dexter
C. Be. Odem went to his farm near Dexter on Monday for routine farm duties and inspection.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
3
C. Be. Odem went to his farm near Dexter on Monday for routine farm duties and inspection.
H T Elrick returned to Dexter Monday morning. U S Market served blue Point oysters on the half shell. A A Ririe left Monday for a business visit in Elida. D W Elliott went to Clovis this morning on legal business.
E. L. Burlington of Hagerman traveled to town as a business visitor yesterday to discuss local affairs and potential ventures with regional contacts.
A jumble of classified items mentions a horse shoeing and blacksmithing service with prices, a gas stove and water heater for sale or trade, and several visiting locals including Mr and Mrs John J Hinkle from Hagerman, Mr and Mrs E M Simpson of Greenfield, and Mrs Ole Gossett visiting Lakewood for a week. Francis Divers left for Clovis for a short business trip.
Bob Taylor of the Morrison store was seen in Dexter yesterday on a hunting trip. Ray IL Lockhead returned to Hager man this morning and spent two days in the area.
Lockridge Wilson returned Sunday morning from a business trip down the valley. Patrick Blashek went to Carlsbad Saturday evening for a short visit with friends. Miss Estelle Bandy came down from Boaz and will spend her vacation in Roswell.
Stanley Hunege has accepted a position with Roswell Title & Trust Company. Good driving horses at City Livery. Mr and Mrs J A LaCotts visited Hagerman Monday for a visit with friends. George Oxford traveled from Clovis Saturday night for a two days visit with friends.
G T Littlefield returned this morning after being in town for a few days around Christmas, his brief visit noted by residents.
J D Cully Co is a plumbers firm at 321 N Main highlighting scientific plumbing at reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed. The ad notes C A Baker traveled to Carlsbad last night on business for the Roswell Wool and Hide Company.
Fred Hill resumed well rig duties at Dexter this morning after spending Christmas in Roswell.
J W Johnson departed Roswell Monday morning headed home to El Paso after a two day stay with local friends.
Free Kodak films developed if you order prints from Baker and Cornell Studio located at 207 West 4th Street. Phone 15 53ff.
G R L White departed Monday on a several days business trip visiting Dexter and Lakewood.
Edward OBrien of Chicago, who was touring the country, departed Monday morning for the lower valley to continue his travels.
Windmill engine pump and pipe repairs offered by J. L. Mabie & Co. at 105 N. Main St. R. I. Red Cockerels advertised at Joyce Pruit Co. $1.00 each if taken now. Various family visit reports include Bass's courthouse witness trip to Carlsbad and Rose family holiday in Roswell. Educational Card Game ad from Ingersoll Book, Stationery & Art Co. 3611 mentions teaching basics.
E W Mitchell stayed in Hagerman to tomorrow visiting homefolks. Miss Ida Milroy returned after two days with her niece Mrs Roscoe Nisbet. Mrs Mary A Anderson came home from Artesia Christmas visit. Sam Jones family traveled to Acme for Christmas with Mr Vestal. Card games and Bible quotes noted. Several locals shopped and visited in Hagerman and surrounding towns.
An informal classified item notes reasonable selling rates and an invitation to list listings with results promised. It provides a short address at 5th Street and a phone number 426-L with the name H Dabbs. The fragment implies a sales or auction service offering.
Robert E Jump administrator appointed by Judge J T Evans of Chaves County New Mexico for Frances M Jump deceased. All claimants must present claims for settlement as provided by law. Dated December 12 1910 Corona NM.
Mr and Mrs A Schneider of Artesia are spending several days in Roswell visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Pearl Watson left Monday morning for a visit of a week or ten days with her sister Mrs Otis Jones in Clovis.
Music is showcased at the North M. E. church on Friday Dec 30 featuring Ike Richards a former local now living in Carlsbad who spent Sunday and Monday visiting friends and relatives in this city.
J. M. Reid is back in Clovis after several days with local family and friends for the Christmas season. He arrived this morning and planned to spend time with homefolks during Yuletide.
J A Stewart, brother in law of C P Shearman, left Monday morning for San Diego California where he will make his home.
Mr and Mrs Emory Hobson went to Artesia Sunday evening to visit Mrs Hobson s relatives. Mr Hobson returned this morning.
J. M. Addington returned to Artesia Saturday evening after a short visit. He arrived by auto with BE. F. Hardwick Saturday.
C. R. Brice and Capt. E. P. Bujac returned to the courtroom this morning after spending Sunday and Monday at their homes in Carlsbad.
W. M. Ferguson of Lake Arthur, formerly of Roswell, arrived Monday morning to visit old friends and attend to business.
Miss Hazel Mayes leaves Christmas morning for a travel period of three or four months visiting Fort Worth Sherman Greenville and Gainesville in Texas.
After feasting on material things, end the holidays with a lasting treat by listening to the music at the North M. E. Church Friday evening, Dec. 30. 5213.
For sale 40 acres alfalfa land near Roswell with artesian well. Includes 5 large draft mares, 1 span male, one milch cow, various farm implements, chickens, pheasants, cavies, and white rabbits. Contact S. M. Owens at 293-6 rings, 5015.
Classified items include sale of rooming house furniture and fixtures. Also sale of 20 acres in the Valley on north Main Street. WANTED sewing work by day or piecework. A modern furnished house sought near town. Unfurnished rooms to rent south of 4th Street. Contacts listed at the Record office.
A sequence of rental notices lists offices cottages and rooms for rent in town. Units include a 3 room cottage at 908 N Richardson Ave with contact R H McUneff and furnishing options at 305 N Penn, a large furnished sleeping room with two light housekeeping rooms, a 4 room house with water for six dollars monthly at 109 E 3rd St, two light housekeeping rooms plus a sleeping room at 215 W 3rd, furnished rooms over Hobson Building by the Post Office, 10 or 15 acres with dwelling at 609 N Ky, unfurnished rooms near Akin's Barber Shop, furnished or unfurnished rooms with electric lights and bath at 101 N Ky, and two rooms for light housekeeping with one sleeping room at 215 W 3rd.
A lost handbag on Kentucky or Washington Avenue is described as containing a small pocket book and a box of initial pins with a "K" engraving. Return to the Record Office for a reward.
Advertisement seeks a salesman to handle interests in Chaves and nearby counties with a choice of salary or commission. Send applications to Victor Oil Co. Cleveland Ohio.
Miss Julia Ferguson arrived this morning after a Christmas at Carlsbad. She is in town for court stenography work employed by Bujac & Brice.
Mrs. J. W. Walters left Monday morning for Shawnee Oklahoma after spending two months visiting her daughter Mrs. Claud Dean in the locality.
A loan offer of 5000 dollars for irrigated farms with long terms and annual interest payments. Borrowers may pay off the loan before due without penalty. Financial agent J B Herbst operates at 303 North Main.
Arthur Williamson traveled from Artesia Sunday morning for a short two day visit with friends. He previously worked at the P. V. Drug Store.
Will Lewis departed this morning for his father’s ranch at Hope. His father came up from the ranch last Thursday and plans to spend the holidays with the family.
Mr and Mrs Wm Boyce and their child arrived Saturday evening from Amarillo for a ten day visit with J Q Tannehill and family. Mr Tannehill is Mrs Boyce’s father.
Roger Dills came back to Acme Monday morning from a Dills family reunion and Christmas dinner held at the home of Mr and Mrs Lucius Dills in this city.
W. S. Hicks, former Roswell school official and current Artesia high school principal, arrived Sunday to spend a week with relatives and friends in the city.
Calvin and Arabella Christopher arrive Sunday morning for a Christmas visit with Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Gage and the Calverts.
A note from G. G. Gilmore asks residents to report any empty Roswell Bottling Works soda cases at home that have been overlooked. The appeal requests notification and offers appreciation.
Among the arrivals this morning were Dick Davisson from Hagerman D R Patrick from Dexter M M Prichard from Lake Arthur Rev E E Mathes from Artesia and Deputy Sheriff C N Jones from Carlsbad arriving together at the station.
M. H. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell, visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cruse, left Monday evening for Lakewood and Elida respectively to visit friends, with Mrs. Campbell departing this morning.
Under the Epworth League of the North M. E. Church, a Friday evening program presents the city’s best talent in a rare treat. Admission is 25 cents.
Homer Wilder of Lakewood attended the Roswell Gun Club shoot yesterday. He posted the best score in the morning events and did not compete in the afternoon.
Miss Maybelle Brooks arrived Saturday evening from Clovis for a week long visit with many friends. She left Roswell a year and a half ago for an extended stay in Kansas and now operates a hairdressing parlor in Clovis.
Mr and Mrs A S Trube travel to Galveston Texas for the golden wedding of Mr Trube's parents Mr and Mrs J C Trube who marked fifty years of marriage. They plan two weeks away beginning January 1 while Mrs Trube extends her visit.
St Andrew's Episcopal Sunday School will host a Christmas tree event Wednesday at seven o'clock featuring carols readings and solos. Immediately after, friends and church members are invited to a reception to honor the rector and his wife.
The page lists several Roswell businesses with services. The Bonded Abstract and Security Co offers abstracts and titles, Mortgages guaranteed. Roswell Title & Trust Co provides abstracts and certificates of title. U S Meat Market advertises quality meats. Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co claims oldest drug store. Roswell Hardware Co sells hardware and engines. W S Murrell offers piano tuning and repair. Contact details include North Main Street addresses and phone numbers.
George B. Jewett at 212 Main Street announces new regulation equipped billiard and pool halls regulating facilities and equipment standards for patrons and operators.
City Livery and Transfer Co offers cab and livery service at 122 W. 2nd with J A Ray as proprietor. The notice lists Department Stores Jaffa Prager & Co Joyce Pruit Co as dry goods groceries and ranch supplies, claiming them as the largest wholesale and retail supply house in the Southwest. Furniture stores are also advertised in the same notice.
Hills and Dunn advertise a hardware and furniture store offering new and second hand stoves rugs sewing machine needles babins and shuttles of all kinds located at 206 307 North Main contact phone 6 for inquiries and sales.
Dilley and Son provide prompt private ambulance service. H H Henninger offers undertaker and embalmer services with private ambulance. phone 28-3 rings.
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