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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
4
Judge W. E. Rogers returned from a ten days business trip to Ranger and other Texas points arriving home last night.
Mr and Mrs C J Neis came back from a week long visit at Santa Fe traveling by car. They report a delightful time and enjoyable trip experiences during their stay.
Local items report laundry service promotions at Roswell Laundry Co and a 6:30 p m Sunday city band concert on the courthouse lawn. Several short notices cover market returns, moving to Roswell, camping trip, a dog for sale, travel to Pomona, and a Carlsbad weekend visit. Also a fashion column discusses summer neck scarves and veils, with a Limerick note from a Strike Committee.
Charles Wilburn of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, recently returned from overseas service, will begin work at Snork Monday as the company announces personnel changes and relocation details.
Notice to Woodmen Roswell Camp No 6 meets tonight at K P hall corner Istand Marists important business to be trans acted refreshments to be served all members urged to come and have a part M H WARD C C C THOMPSON Clerk 18th Paul Carrigan came in yesterday from Fort Bliss where he received bus discharge Carrigan has been overseas in the commissary department His parents Mr and Mrs John Carrigan former Roswell residents now live at Newport News Va By orders of the war department young Carrigan was compelled to come away out here to receive his discharge and now will be compelled to make a trip at his own expense back to Virginia Young Carrigan was a carrier on The Record at the same time with John Wilson and both were mighty good carriers Red Cross Officials Here George T Oxley Maurice Willows I W Corn and Lettie G Welsh Red Cross officials from the Mountain States division headquarters at Denver arrived in Roswell this afternoon for conference with the Chaves County Red Cross
Roy Thomas of St. Clair Oil Company Fort Worth Texas, who spent three weeks in and near Roswell, left today in his car for Albuquerque.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Fallen traveled to Carlsbad this afternoon for a week's visit. Mr. Fallen has legal business to attend to there.
N. O. Shanks editor of The Weekly Star took a business trip to Dexter this afternoon.
Governor O A Larrazolo left Santa Fe Monday for an extended stay in California due to failing health. Lieut Gov Pankey of Albuquerque is occupying the chief executive chair in the state capital.
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