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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
3
Mrs. George Cazier of Dexter visited the city for shopping. G. T. Creech traveled to Vaughn for cattle inspection this morning.
J. F. Joyce arrived this morning from Carlsbad for a business visit. Willi Mussenden went to Dexter this morning on civil engineering duties.
A 15 room Mitchell rooming house including furniture is available for rent. Contact J. E. Mitchell or call 376 for details.
H. N. Freeman departed early today for Clovis to inspect a small shipment of cattle arriving for local markets.
W L Bobo came up from Carlsbad this morning to spend the day with friends.
Nyaans D. Y. Tomlinson Jr. visited Arte Sia this morning for Swift and Co. C R. Brice traveled from Carlsbad to attend court and manage legal matters. Mrs. Jane Reed departed for Tucumcari after a week on business.
Dr W J Armstrong dentist has moved his office to the building formerly occupied by Dr C M Rathbun at 208 West 3rd Street. Miss Elsie Glueck departed this morning for her ranch near Elida to spend four days overseeing improvements.
Mrs. Charles A Crate left this morning to visit friends in Kansas. Frank Garrissere departed for his ranch near Hope to oversee interests and expects to return in three or four days.
Claud Smith arrived this morning from West Texas for a prospecting visit and will probably make his name in Roswell.
Miss Leora McCarty was in Roswell briefly and departed this morning to return home to Canadian Texas.
Mrs Dale Rutledge left this morning for her former home in Howard Kansas for a visit expected to last six weeks or two months.
J B Castledine a plumber for the Independent Hardware Company in Dexter called on friends yesterday for an evening visit.
Patrons are urged to enjoy beverages at Kiplings while avoiding overconsumption to prevent headaches. The venue promotes responsible drinking with menu options and reminders for guests to pace themselves and stay hydrated.
Mr J Wagner traveled to Hagerman last night on a business visit to meet local contacts and discuss ongoing affairs with parties there.
James Forstad came up from Dexter this morning to spend the day. He planned to visit local sights and meet friends during his unstructured daytime excursion.
A note describing a beverage called Beverageroot beer offered at Kiplings replacing lager beer. The item highlights a shift in drink choice and renaming of the beer style in the establishment.
Co L Ballard the High Sheriff returned late last night from a business trip to Carlsbad and arrived back this morning.
A Father Christmann visited Carlsbad last night and Saturday and Sunday. Fresh cider is noted as part of the Owens Ranch offerings.
Miss Edna James, here for the teachers' institute, returned home last night.
Lake Arthur will pick the lower valley for players and try to get our scalp on July 4.
Wm. Doolittle, who spent two and a half days here selling sundries and specialties, departed this morning for points north.
E. T. Cox, W. W. Buckner, F. M. Smith, W. K. Teaver and P. H. Adams traveled from Hope to Roswell yesterday to attend a court session and remain for several days.
Olid shoes and boots repaired at Godager and Woodard at 12 N Main St offering new ones made to order.
Mr and Mrs W R Cox and their two daughters Miss May Rise and Miss Pearl Cox depart this morning for Denver to enjoy a two months vacation in the city and surrounding area.
Miss Maggie Cleek visits her brother J. M. Cleek and family for three weeks and departs this morning for her home in Panhandle City.
A payment of money is arranged to Joan on real estate matters, handled through Up ton Trust Company, reference 5tf.
Mrs Lottie Surratt and her baby arrived back in Melrose today after a month here with Mr Surratt who works in the city. They plan to return to live after another month away.
Water to lease for sheep and good range fifteen miles east of Corona New Mexico. Can run from 3000 to 7000 the year round. For further information write J. W. Willingham Corona New Mexico.
Mrs Laura Eubanks and her children, after a ten month visit with her brother Charley Price, left this morning for their home in Fort Smith Arkansas.
A local café named Kipling's introduced a line of egg drinks that some patrons say could replace traditional cocktails. Others worry the specialty beverages lack the balance and sophistication of classic cocktails.
Charles W. Maxwell came back last night after a two months journey to New York Boston and Cleveland Ohio with most of the vacation spent in Cleveland.
Mrs. C. S. Brewster traveled to Aome today to spend several days with friends.
James Brogdon arrived last night from Kenna to spend three or four days in Roswell.
Fisher, F. P. from Armour Packing Co. returns after a business trip north as U. S. market reports show the highest cash price for poultry in 2011.
Mrs Hugh Lewis and her children started a morning trip to Lewiston Texas to spend time with relatives.
Description outlines the farm on offer this week with emphasis on land size, improvements, and sale terms. Includes location hints and general conditions for potential buyers. No explicit price or date provided in readable text.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Godager and Woodard at 120 N Main St. Repair and shoe care offered by this local shop with a strong guarantee.
H. Diven came back last night from Qlovis where he spent several days on business matters and reports satisfactory progress.
A mention of Kipling style beverages described as mild and inclusive. The item emphasizes drinks suitable for everyone, avoiding harm and aiming for universal appeal.
Mr and Mrs Ed Weidman traveled from Dexter last night to visit relatives and attend to business matters.
Lake Arthur and Roswell have each won a game and will play a two game doubleheader on July 4, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. | A 98tf note remains unreadable.
James W. Searle returned last night from Clovis after a three day business trip with the Singer Sewing Machine Co. He conducted company business and is expected to resume duties at once.
Mrs Ishmael Shields traveled to Dexter last night to visit the family of her father R J Bloomfield following the Fourth.
The Johnson Jeffries event will be received at the ball game on the afternoon of July 4th. Plan to attend and enjoy the celebration and boxing showcase if you are in the area.
Notice cites J B Herbst of 303 Maid Street Roswell as a contact for private funds for city loans. No further details provided.
J B Roberts returned to his home in Carlsbad last night after spending two days in town on business.
Miss Myrtle Rees of this city left this morning for Canyon City Texas to visit her grandmother.
Miss Lucile Robertson went to Ha german last night to visit with relatives and friends until Saturday.
Public auction set for August 27 1910 at 10 o clock A M to satisfy W S Miller judgment of 7867 78 plus 10 percent interest from May 13 1910 on described real estate in sections and townships of Chaves County First through fifth publications July 1910 per Special Master Edward C Gessert notice.
Multiple short sale notices list residential lots modern homes and amenities near the city post office. Items include a corner lot in a good section, a two lot east facing six room home with bath pantry and gas range, plus a slightly used piano and penny arcade machines. Other entries offer a 5 room bungalow with cash price, a farm team and wagon, a 160 acre valley farm, and White Leghorn chickens at 2118 East 5th Street. Packing: buyers contact Record Office or Box numbers.
A column of rental notices lists rooms and houses for rent at various addresses including 502 S. Lea Ave and 816 N Main Street with details on furnishings water and terms. A lost gold bracelet is offered for reward with contact at the Record Office. The page includes notarial attestations and a bank cashier sworn statement dated July 1 1910.
Miss Sallie Brockett left for Hagerman last night after a month visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wilson.
A service will be held at the First Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon at four o'clock with a sermon by Pastor Dr. Alexander. Mrs JA Andrews and Mrs J F Lansing of Groom Texas Jim Owens of Allan Reed Texas and Mr Truelove will arrive tonight to spend a few days with the Owens family.
Durald Woods, a civil engineer from New Orleans, travels to Roswell seeking a site to establish his residence. He aims to locate a suitable location for his new home in the community.
Charles W. Walker left this morning for a visiting trip to his old home in Memphis Tennessee, marking a brief stretch of travel back to familiar surroundings.
Mrs Mamie and her young daughter left this morning to return to Denver after a month visiting Mrs Prather's parents Mr and Mrs J A Garrod and her sister Mrs Joan T Stone.
A. J. Graham from Albuquerque district manager of the Colorado Telephone Company arrived with a group for a two to three day business visit. He is accompanied by J. P. Church and G. T. McQuillen, manager and superintendent of the local telephone company.
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