Ted Hunt Returns From Hagerman Visit
Private funds for city loans. See J. B. Herbst, 303 Main St. Roswell. tf.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
4
Private funds for city loans. See J. B. Herbst, 303 Main St. Roswell. tf.
Ben Singerman of Buffalo New York was in Roswell on business and departed Wednesday for El Paso.
Charles Mericle arrived from Clovis on business. George Northam arrived from Centralia Washington to spend a week with his sister Mrs B B Dietrich. The Lullabye Ship by R A A Chase shown at Zinks the Jeweler.
Mrs J H Mook and her daughter Miss Hazel departed yesterday morning for Toledo Ohio to spend the remainder of the summer weeks.
Mrs. J. L. Mead and her guest Mrs. G. T. Leeman of Greenville Texas traveled to Hagerman for a brief Wednesday night visit.
Otto Baumer departed yesterday morning on a prospecting and business trip to pursue opportunities. He plans to visit key locations to explore investments and partnerships and return with actionable updates.
A. G. Holcomb returns to Plainview after eighteen months away arriving from Whitewright Texas for several days of business. The note invites readers to the moonlight lawn party Saturday evening at the corner of Main and 5th streets with many expected to attend.
Mr and Mrs Elmer States of St Louis arrived Wednesday night for an extended visit with W J States at 200 West MecGaffey Street. Mr and Mrs W O McCollum and children left yesterday for Los Angeles and Corodado Beach where they will spend two months.
Mesdames W. H. Willingham and R. L. Willingham visited from Corona on Wednesday and departed to Dickens Texas to visit relatives. Texia Hodges, guest of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rhea, left for her home in Tucumcari after an extended stay.
Oklahoma Smith and the Oklahoma Block offer 50000 brick at six dollars per thousand measure to be taken at once. 1516 A N Miller arrived from Hageman to join his sister Miss L B Miller who came from Morristown Indiana. W Stampp of Houston arrived to join his family and may settle in Roswell if climate suits.
Mrs A H Sweetland and her two young sons returned to Lake Arthur on Wednesday night after ten days visiting her parents Mr and Mrs M J Hartman.
Walter Long announces sealed bids for the wool clip at the First National Bank. Bids must be in by 3 00 Saturday and the right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Architect I H Rapp and partner from Santa Fe arrive to oversee new county court house and high school project plans. City Livery calls for cab No 9.
Miss Gertrude Rabb arrives in Roswell after a two week stay at the J M Lusk ranch near Dexter. She is joined by Mrs Lusk and her sons Joe and Earl who will remain in Roswell through Sunday.
Composer R A A Chase of this city unveils The Lullabye Ship now on sale at Zink's store.
Mrs W S Dorris and her children and her grown daughter Mrs Howell Pitts and her children left this morning for Bakersfield California where they join Messrs Dorris and Pitts for an extended visit of two months or more. They may remain until next spring.
A collection of small ads lists services and notices. Mrs F G Pomeroy offers first class dressmaking with guaranteed work at 119 S Richardson. A lost enamel pin with pearl setting invites return to the Record Office. A modern house with 3 lots is for sale with a sacrifice price and a rental ad for a modern four room flat near central locations lists Dr Beeson.
Berlin reports that Prussia will expel twenty one Mormon missionaries, mostly Americans and Englishmen, with deportations to the frontier scheduled today. The move follows years of tension after the 1903 agreement requiring withdrawal and moving headquarters to Switzerland.
Wanted to buy a six or seven room house with all modern improvements. Within at least eight blocks of the post office. Cheap for cash. Ad dress Bonded Abstract Co. 1912.
Conservative estimates place about 1,500 people at yesterday's Roswell Sunny schools union picnic held at Slaughter grove. Two thousand paper plates were ordered and used. many were lost or wasted, though the crowd size should be ample. No accidents occurred despite heavy traffic of autos and buggies. The day featured a large dinner, followed by contests and speaking led by Col. C. E. Baker with G. E. Cavin and E. S. Gibbany delivering talks.
Cheering greeted Rev JH Van Valkenburg winner of the preachers race and Joseph Carper top among superintendents. Mrs G E Cavin won the ladies race, Ernest Carper led the free for all, O Z Finley won the stocking feet race and nail driving contests. Other races crowned unnamed winners amid falls and claps in a lively program.
Census returns show Pueblo Colorado has 44395 residents, up from 28157 in 1900, an increase of 57.7 percent as of July 22 in Washington.
Mrs. J. W. Tinder and her children are spending a week at the ranch of Mrs. A. Caldwell near Hagerman, continuing a visit to the area.
J. M. Coburn of Kansas City arrives by auto via Vaughn for a short business stay. He runs the Turkey Track ranching operation with ranches in the county’s southern part and in Eddy county, and is accompanied by his daughter, Miss Margaret.
A lively group of about twenty five gathered on the Orton lawn northeast of the city for a moonlight supper Tuesday evening. After the feast the group enjoyed a variety of amusing lawn games.
Logan Phillips twelve year old son of contractor W A Phillips and half brother of Dee Phillips was accidentally shot by a man in Sherman Texas on Friday. The ball entered the lungs and is believed to have passed through the spine resulting in a fatal injury. W A Phillips left Roswell for Las Palomas Springs and may be near Sherman to learn of the tragedy. The boy lived with his grandparents in Sherman and had never been to Roswell.
The Wool Market in St Louis reports unchanged prices with territory and western medius at 18 22 12, fine mediums at 16 17, and fine at 13 14.
Fragmentary text refers to prices and a sale at Half-Price with figures 7 50 2 00 2.50 and no clear event details or entities.
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