Rollickers Play Well Elks Show Last Night
Rollickers performed strongly scoring a decisive win over the Elks in a night game. The matchup featured solid offense from Rollickers and stout defense limiting Elks scoring opportunities throughout.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1908
Page
4
Specialties Galore at Roswell Elks Theater Show
A Roswell Elks Auditorium program titled Specialties Galore featured local performers in a garden party theme. Mrs Florence E Kilgour planned and drilled the acts including Maud Keller as Prudence and Will Elliott as Percival Huntington, with a large cast delivering song and dance numbers. The audience enjoyed acts from Miss Elizabeth Pruit to Captain Warren alongside violin pieces and light dialogue, helping the show raise funds for the Elks building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tees
Roswell
The
Elks
Florence E. Kilgour
Hiram Green
Geo. M. Bennett
Billie Bartley
Reggie Man Asterbilt
Mr. So
Dorothy
Lillian
Garden of Love
Eulalia Odem
Elinore Fleming
R. S. Cook
Alice Gray
Billie
Roswell Show Receives Warm Chorus Support and Notable Performers
The audience cheered as a strong chorus featuring Nellie Mason Evangeline Nelson J S Kirby and R S Cook joined the program. Mrs Henrietta Goslin led the chorus with a fine voice. Mrs J W Willson impressed as Mrs High Fiver with a striking costume. Margaret Hinson played splendid piano while an adept orchestra under Hies vell Norvell Croft Crosson and Trube opened the program. The stage setting was among Roswell’s prettiest and a bright spotlight aided several numbers. The cold house tested performers but all efforts overcame it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Mason
Evangeline Nelson
J. S. Kirby
R. S. Cook
Henrietta Goslin
Margaret Hinson
Exclusive horseshoer for Pecos valley
R F Cruse advertises horse shoeing at a rate of $1.50 while claiming to offer the best work in the Pecos valley and inviting customers to come and be shown his craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
R. F. Cruse
Big book sale at Ingersoll Book Store with 3000 volumes
The sale offers over 3,000 volumes including poems, classes and standard works, fiction for boys and girls and grown-ups. It promotes buying now at Ingersoll Book Store Russell, with two rooms for rent at 1011 Two Rooms West 15th Street. No children allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Ingersoll Book Store
West 15Th St
Nort Hill
OFlahertys Visit Rose for Winter Stay
Mr and Mrs Daniel O Flaherty from Kansas City arrive in Rose to visit Dr A B O Flaherty and family. He was formerly city engineer of Kansas City and is the oldest practicing civil engineer there. They likely spend the rest of winter in Roswell. Also noted is a Thoroughbred Jersey bull and a carriage business at 9416 Russell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O’flaherty
Kansas City
Rose
A. B. O'Flaherty
O'Flaherty
Roswell
Gregory Moore Weds Mrs. Alice Greene in El Paso
A telegram from El Paso confirms Gregory S. Moore's marriage to Mrs. Alice Ruth Greene. The couple, long-known Roswell residents, plan to reside with Moore's parents on North Lea Avenue before establishing a new home.
Young Couple Receives Marriage License in Roswell
Chester A. Harned 25 and Clara E. Clem 16 obtained a marriage license yesterday and wed at the bride’s parents home at eight in the evening. Rev H F Vermillion officiated. Harned recently moved to Roswell. Clem has long residence here. They will live in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Harned
Clara E. Clem
J. A. Clem
Bland and
South Main
H. F. Vermillion
Roswell
Wilh
When and where to vote for the bonds election
Polling places for tomorrows special election are listed by ward: First Ward Court House Main Street. Second Ward Jei River Grocery at Fifth and Missour. Third Ward Judge Lea office Second Street between Main and Richardson. Fourth Ward Pecos Wall Lumber Co at Main and Walnut. Fifth Ward Cruse shop on Main between Walnut and Alameda. Polls open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Four bond issues require a vote on each one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Jei River
Fifth Street
Third Ward
Judge Lea
Second Street
Main and
Richardson
Fourth Ward
Pecos Wall Lumber Col
Main
Walnut
Fifth Ward
Cruse
Jon Main
Alameda
Bond Issue League
al Commercial Club
President Roosevelt Sends Letter to I C C on Rail Policy
Washington February 19 President Roosevelt wrote to the Interstate Commerce Commission stressing the importance of addressing rail policy. He indicated the issue carries weight for national transportation and regulation, signaling ongoing executive engagement with agency oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roswell Title and Trust Co Ad Offers Farm Listing Help
If you have cash to loan or invest, we invite a trial. We can place it for you. Roswell Title and Trust Co offers a prompt sale of farms at a good price. They are preparing a new farm list to send east and will handle the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Title & Trust
Roswell Title and Trust Co
Roswell Iti & Trust CO
Orchard fruit sale at South Main Street shop
R F Cruse invites customers to plant a range of fruits including cherries pears prunes plums peaches raspberries blackberries gooseberries and currants. The note mentions a nice lot ready for sale at the shop on South Main Street chcap with a cryptic marker 73m wstf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main St
Chcap
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Rollickers
New York
Count Martini
George Williams
G. M. Bennett
William Bartley
J. W. Thomas
Elmer Rogers
John Hedgcoxe
Will Elliott
Honey Boy
Elizabeth Pruit
Ning
Vincent van Duessen
F. C. Hunt
John
Alfred Conn
Hans Vog
Moonbeams
Sidney Prager
Mile de Vere
Carl Miller
Stein
Heidelberg
Mamie
Sadie
Hattie
George Jewett
Stella Ritter
Fred C. Hunt
Charlie
Artie
Percy Evans
Alfred Cohn
Oliver Nelson
Bowery
Russell
North Union
Lott
Gregory Moore
Greene
EL Paso
R. M. Tigner
Gregory S. Moore
Alice Ruth Greene
Denver
Moore
A. Moore
North Lea Avenue
Harned-Clem
Texas Snop
W. 2Nd St
A. E. O’flaherty
J. D
Jolly Della Pringle Stock Co
Golden West
Pate
oReeves
Daniels’ Drug Store
Makin’s Department Store
Kveery Body
Kemp
Tomor
Court House
Main Street
Roswell Title & Trust Co
Sacks
Roswell Trading Co
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