J H Mook Heads to Artesia on Business Visit
Logal News reports J H Mook traveled to Artesia this morning for a short business visit of several days.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
3
Logal News reports J H Mook traveled to Artesia this morning for a short business visit of several days.
Emory Hobson traveled to Artesia today to discuss interests connected with the Roswell creamery. The visit signifies ongoing dealings between local stakeholders and the Roswell creamery operation.
The report lists the highest cash price paid for poultry in the U S Market in 2011. It also notes George James traveling to Artesia last night to work on H H Hess’s well rig, while Norman Tucker departed this morning for a two or three week trip to Clovis and Amarillo.
George T. Littlefield returned to Kenna this morning after a few days business visit in Roswell. I. D. Cole, the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company's traveler in this section, arrived last night.
H. T. Drury came back last night after a northern journey aimed at seeking aid for his asthma.
Advertisement lists a local sale offering every man woman and misses ox ford and pumps at actual cost for the balance of the week. The message bears initials F Snipes and an address line 1012 Rae Rns Con Ed.
Mrs S P Mathews departs this morning for an eight to ten day business and visiting trip to Clovis.
Mrs. E. E. Mathes traveled from Ar tesia this morning to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie. Mrs. John A. Hann of Denton Texas is visiting her son G. S. Hann at 810 North Pennsylvania Avenue.
50 pounds of large fine sound wind shake apples no worms 50 cents for 50 lbs call Dr. Browns place north of town. O913 Mrs E L Trigg and son Hugh of Elkins who were here two days on business left today for Cloudcroft. Mrs A T Beall passed through last night on her way from Clovis to Artesia to visit her father Ed Tyson.
E. W. Wade came back to Dexter last night following a one day stay in Roswell to handle business affairs. Wm. Bates, representative of Nobles Brothers Grocery Company, departed last night on a business trip to the south.
Property listing notes the former home of R. D. Blair is for sale at a reasonable price inquiry requests at the residence with a phone contact 2816 rings 1114.
E B Kemp from Artesia visited yesterday to attend to business matters and returned home last night.
Mrs T A Stancliff and her young daughter Elizabeth traveled from Lake Arthur for a brief yesterday visit.
The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. C. C. Martin on Thursday at 3 00 p m.
Edgar Caffee traveled to Lake Arthur this morning on a business visit and plans to go to Artesia before returning. He is expected to complete his itinerary with a return in the day.
Mrs John Gist and her young daughter Mary departed this morning for a month or six weeks visit in Buchanan Virginia.
Men women and girls are urged to buy ox fords and pumps at cost this week from F Snipes. The sale lists door to door pricing and limited stock at 1012 location.
Mead Blair came back to his father's farm near Orchard Park this morning after a three week stay in Roswell.
W. Y. Kuykendall, visiting Dexter for a week and Roswell briefly, left this morning for his home in Phoebe near West Point Mississippi.
J A Cox who was on business departed this morning for his home in Caickasha. He also visited his old friend Oklahoma Smith.
Curtains in good condition offered to anyone who can claim them. Call the Record office to identify the auto they belong to and arrange pickup since the owner is not located.
Frank Snipes and his friend Bill left this morning for New York to buy full goods for his Roswell store. Snipes will spend a few days with his brothers at Montgomery Alabama and be gone about twenty days.
Sutherland Bros at 212 Main St in Roswell invites travelers to rest read papers and use soap water towels and ice water with no obligation. The note mentions Master Irl Wiggins and Miss Cordelia Wiggins departing Nowata Oklahoma after a six month visit with Richard Reynolds and family at the W C Burrus place southwest of town.
Local classified ad offers sewing machines repaired bought and sold, Surrey buggies wagons and horses for sale or trade. Household goods stored cheap at 206% East 51st Street phone 426.
G. W. Barr departed this morning to return home in Kansas after completing a prospecting trip through the Pecos Valley.
S Uhlfelder formerly of this city departed this morning for his Albuquerque home after several days in town on business.
A milk cow is offered for sale with contact at 401 W 17th Street. Regt Miss Edith Randolph returned to Grehard Park after four days visiting Mrs Saraia Daron.
Frank Newkirk of Artesia was seen traveling last night, returning from the Republican Territorial Central Committee gathering in Albuquerque.
Mrs Zeb Chewning returned last evening from a visit of several days to Groom and Alan Reid Texas where she saw numerous relatives.
Mrs J C Trout, formerly of Roswell and now of Hagerman, traveled to Amarillo today and plans to stay about a month to attend to business matters.
Bernard Pos arrived this morning from Artesia for a few days of business, joining his brother Wm. de Ronden-Pos who has just returned from an extended trip.
Mrs Will Foreman arrived from Fort Worth to join her husband in Roswell where their recent marriage, kept quiet for weeks, surprised many local friends.
A customer seeks funds and offers a bargain from a beautiful home on North Lea Avenue as promoted by Title & Trust Company.
Harry Thorne arrived from Elkins for a week of business. He is a proud father of a baby girl born about ten days ago. Mrs Thorne and the child are recovering well with relatives in Oklahoma.
Mrs Nora Petty advertises frying sized chickens for sale with phone number 237 3 rings. Address 816 appears as part of the listing.
Dr. O. O. Tolles a Parkersburg West Virginia dentist who stayed two months at R C Horner's ranch departed Roswell this morning for Denver to seek a new location. He planned to locate in Roswell but found the local dental field well occupied.
Keeps nothing but the best quality is our motto. U S Meat Market advertises its commitment to high standards and premium cuts.
Geo B Jewett at 212 Main Street advertises billiards and pool halls with mention of new regulation equipment for games and facilities.
Jaffa Prager and Co and Joyge Pruit Co advertise as the largest supply houses in the Southwest offering dry goods clothing groceries and ranch supplies with wholesale and retail operations. Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co claims to be the oldest drug store in Roswell and emphasizes up-to-date offerings.
A brief notice lists Battle Creek treatment available at home services with contact phone 383.1012 for scheduling or inquiries.
A. L. Younger of Perry Oklahoma spends a few days in Roswell visiting Deputy Sheriff C. R. Young and friends. He is a mule buyer but has made no purchases this trip. Younger previously came with his wife, a health seeker, who made many friends here. He leaves tomorrow for Perry.
The ad proclaims Roswell’s finest furniture selection from Dilley Furniture Company with high quality goods at low prices.
The Shrader Grocery promotes strictly good goods at reasonable prices and invites patronage from the community.
A short pitch extols electric fans as the perfect ventilation solution providing ease of living and lower housekeeping costs.
Miss Josephine Lowman left for Kansas City after a three week stay with Miss Carrie Dye. She came to spend the summer but was summoned home due to her sister's illness.
J. E. Ellis, Contractor and Builder, 115 S. Washington Ave. H. B. Tullis, newly married brakeman on the Pecos Valley passenger train, left this morning for Amarillo to resume his run after a two weeks nuptial vacation. He makes his home in Roswell.
Dr. Co. L. Batton arrived from Olpe Kansas to consult a local physician about Mrs. J L Gibbsany who has been seriously ill for two weeks and may need an operation as a last resort.
A collection of classifieds offers residence lots homes and a corner lot in good areas as well as a cement block machine a dairy cow and buggy a Remington shotgun and a span of draft horses. Buyers challenge include wireless details and contact points at Record Office Roswell Title & Trust Co W E Mansell S M Owens P O box 94 and addresses in city listings.
The notice lists several rental ads including a furnished four room cottage with city water at $20 monthly in South Hill via Whitman Bros, a modern flat at 705 N Main with phone 391, and a furnished front room in the east front area near 104 South Kentucky with shade and a couple preferred, phone 338.
A Roswell hotel promises a novel dining experience by fanning guests while they eat. The unusual service aims to attract patrons seeking comfort and a touch of novelty during meals.
Hills and Dunn offer furniture hardware stoves rugs and rew and second hand items. Sewing machine needles bobbins shuttles of all kinds available at 305 North Main and phone 69.
Roswell businesses announce hardware stores and lumber yards for wholesale and retail needs. Roswell Hardware Co Independent Hardware Co Orient al Livery and CAH Line offer general goods and services. Pecos Valley Lumber Co Roswell Lumber Co Kemp Lumber Co advertise building materials and cedar posts.
W S Murrell offers piano tuning and repair service with Chicago Conservatory training. Graduate of piano tuning, ample experience, work guaranteed. Located at 348 East 5th Street, phone 569. RACKET STORE and MORRISON BROS featured nearby with low prices on goods and apparel.
Dilley & Son offer private ambulance and prompt service. Allery Furniture Co lists undertakers with phone options. H H Henninger advertises undertaker and embalmer services with private ambulance and parlors at 121 W 4th.
A saloon proprietor, identified as Mr. Shore, says Roswell is the fifth town he opened a saloon in that later went dry after his arrival. He previously ran the Palace saloon until prohibition. He notes business lessons from the nickel offer and the Main Street location.
W A Snore departed this morning for Denver and surrounding areas to conduct prospecting work for unspecified interests. He plans to visit multiple locations to search for opportunities and resources.
Private funds for city loans promoted by The Record referencing J. B. Herbst at 303 Main St Roswell.
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