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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
4
The note lists a 10 cent Mephisto's Son at Majestic with Boeliner the Jeweler offering it cheaper. A furnished room for rent at 104 N Kg is advertised. Miss Niles Vocal Recital program announced with Tuesday church event and 35 cent admission for the evening at the M E Church South.
This morning’s train carried a two day business visitor schedule. B B Clark arrived from Sulphur Springs Oklahoma on a prospecting trip Saturday evening. District Clerk S I Roberts traveled to Carlsbad Saturday evening for Sunday. Re 50 Tomlinson went down the road Sunday evening in the interests of Swift and Co.
The piano numbers for the Vocal Recital will charm and delight. Admission 35 cents.
A Tuesday evening event titled pecerene will be held at the M E Church South. The description suggests a charming and artistic program.
Hon J O Cameron and Judge A A Freeman returned home to Carlsbad Saturday evening. Admission for Tuesday evening’s entertainment at the M E Church South will be 35 cents.
Co. Womack of Swift and Co. visited Belea cutoff on Sunday morning. Miss Estes Beck is due home Wednesday from Cotter College Nevada Missouri after two years of study.
A. M. Robertson left for Kansas City today to visit his parents for six weeks. He notes plans to obtain tickets from Daniel Drug Store for Pec Valley Drug Co. at a June 4th event, with admission set at 35 cents.
Mohler Temple, recently employed at a local print shop, returned home in Artesia Sunday evening. A note mentions a nearby full grown apple orchard near Roswell and a cattle trade proposition. G R Prunty, partner in the Cash Grocery Store, arrived Sunday with a carload of household goods.
Tom Waller of Lakewood arrived from the lower valley this morning to recuperate following a bad grip attack.
J H Mullis of the Pecos Valley Lumber Co drove to Hagerman Saturday evening to spend Sunday with his family and friends.
Go to Pecos Valley Drug Co. or Daniel Drug Store to obtain tickets for the Song Recital scheduled for Tuesday evening, June 4.
Tickets for the musical at the M E Church Tuesday evening are on sale at The Daniel Drug Store and The Pecos Valley Drug Co.
Mrs A B Dunn of Monroe Louisiana sister of Mrs R M Parsons arrived in Roswell Saturday night for a month long visit with her sister.
A. R. Teeple, Hagerman lumber and hardware merchant, came home Saturday after a day spent in Roswell on business.
Miss Hallie Manning comes back home Saturday evening after nine months at St. Marys in Dallas Texas where she pursued studies and personal development.
George D. Woodson, representative of the Commercial Supply Co. of St. Louis, traveled the local route Sunday morning to promote his firm.
Mrs. E. Boonman leaves this morning for a three months visit to her old home in Ohio. She will detour for a three week stay in Iowa en route.
Mrs. H. T. Stanfield left this morning for Amarillo. Mr. Stanfield will join her there tomorrow and they will then go to Stockton, Cal., where they expect to locate.
Mrs B F Harlow leaves for Lexington Virginia to visit her parents and attend the Jamestown Exposition. She will stop briefly in St Louis on her return trip and visit friends in Carthage Missouri.
Dr. T. E. Presley and his two sons Kelsey and Palmer depart this morning for a ten to fifteen day expedition in the mountains.
Mrs. Richard Gayle came home Saturday evening from Big Lake Washington after traveling there due to her sister’s illness. The sister died while Mrs. Gayle was present.
Roy Parsons spent Sunday in Elida with his brother the Kemp Lumber Co book keeper. Mrs C M Heaton and Miss Adda May Ranney arrived from Hagerman ranch for a Roswell visit. Miss Alma Brodnax niece of Mrs Parsons and sister of Mrs Bowman arrived from Bastrop Louisiana for an extended stay.
D. H. Bradbury a printer who has worked in the focal print shops for seven months left this morning for Galveston Texas where he expects to remain.
G L Wylys and his wife left this morning for Orange Court House Virginia their old home. From there they will visit Jamestown Washington and other eastern cities on their trip.
J Mack Smith, long time Pecos Valley resident now based in Mineral Wells Texas, left Sunday morning for home after a week of business in Roswell and Artesia.
Mrs. E. C. Gaddis departed this morning for Morgantown West Virginia to spend the summer with her relatives and friends in the college town.
Mrs Rosa Parrott and Miss Kate Coluncil left Sunday for Mayfield Kentucky after a three week visit with M B Garton and family.
Rev E McQueen Gray of Carlsbad delivered the morning sermon at St Andrew's Episcopal church with the topic Love. The Holy Communion was administered by Rector Rev C F C Lonberg.
S. W. Gilbert paused in Roswell on travel from Artesia to Fulton Missouri to join Mrs. Gilbert and plan a return to Artesia after several weeks. Thos. E. Milholland of Gunter Texas begins tent sermons at Richardson and Fourth streets inviting all and especially lovers of truth.
Roy Munger and wife and C. W. De Freest rode to Lakewood in Munger s car on Saturday. De Freest returned by train this morning reporting an enjoyable trip and roads in fairly good condition.
Rupert F Asplund of the University of New Mexico heads to Portales Sunday morning for school business. He will reach Carlsbad Monday evening and Roswell Wednesday to drive home. A party departs for a three day camping trip to the Bottomless Lakes including Mr and Mrs G T Veal W C Winston and family Mr and Mrs T H Malone Mr and Mrs Roy Daniel Ross and Earl Malone.
W H Godair president of the First National Bank traveled south returning to his Chicago home and planned a brief stay in St Louis after spending two weeks in Roswell tending his many interests.
S Osborne J Holt L Crawford J R Linn and Tobe Cazier returned to Carlsbad Sunday after attending a special Elks meeting on Saturday where several candidates were initiated into the lodge.
Mrs Nathan Jaffa and two younger children left Sunday morning for Denver Colorado to meet Miss Julia Jaffa who has studied there this past year They plan a Colorado summer Mr Jaffa accompanied them to Amarillo setting the trio on their journey southward after departure in the morning.
Mrs. A. Pruit and her daughter Elizabeth travel to Lexington Virginia for Washington and Lee University commencement ceremonies attend Bern ie Pruit then plan a trip to Jamestown before returning home.
Honda Stone Manufacturing Company plans to install brick making machines boosting plant capacity to about 50,000 per day and is reorganizing tiling machinery to better serve the public with their products.
Deputy Supreme Guardian Mrs O H Butler of the Woodmen Circle is summoned to El Paso by her husband the managing editor of the Evening News. She will return to Roswell to resume organizing the new Grove of Woodmen Circle auxiliary to the W O W once the urgent business is settled.
An advertisement offers five acres of splendid land within one block of Main Street for 800 dollars. It promises a fast 12 percent return on investment. Carlton & Bell promote the deal.
A Sunday meeting at the Christian church discussed forming a Roswell Y M C A branch. A committee from city churches was appointed to study feasibility and report on organization. Members include Dr C T McClane, W H Pope, R E Lund, Rev H F Vermillion, Rev J W Smith, Elder C C Hill, Dr F N Brown, Col R M Parsons, J E Henderson, C H Spencer, J W Gramel, W H Burnett, George Buffum, Nathan Jaffa.
Ma Boon has purchased the Metropolitan Restaurant on Main Street near Second from Yee Quong and will operate it in the future. The contract appears to fail for payment of all debts by Yee Quong. $15.
A waterfront front on Main Street along the 110 ft stretch is offered for sale at $800 with transactions expected in the coming days. Carl ton and Befl.
W S Prager's beautiful residence on South Main is offered for sale for the first time. Business reasons only induce Mr Prager to part with his fine home. We have an exceptionally low price on this property for the next 30 days. Will be pleased to show it to any prospective purchaser. Carl ton Bell.
Wool steady in St Louis as of June 3 with territory and western mediums at 20 27 cents, fine medium 18 21 cents, and fine 15 17 cents. Also Mephisto's Son shown at Majestic for 10 cents.
Six room home at 1202 North Kentucky with mother’s care, shade trees, shrubbery and a neat lawn. Easy terms. Call 200 Leagve or telephone 534 63124.
For sale or trade notice describes a promising hotel deal viewed as a money maker from the first day. Prospective buyers are directed to see Carlton 4 Bell for details.
Workmen are tearing out walls as a remodel of the Christian church proceeds. Plans call for a wing on each side and a total expenditure near nine thousand dollars. The new auditorium will seat about seven hundred and is the city’s largest. Completion is expected in about three months with services moved to the auditorium in the meantime.
Mrs A K Mott and son thank G A R members Rev G W Read and First Methodist Episcopal church for kindness shown over the past days. MRS A K MOTT, CLIFTON MOTT.
Two thousand machinists in Cleveland shops walked out today after their union rejected the nine hour day demand. The strike follows a refusal by employers, with disruption expected across industries. Electric Fans Majestic ten cents.
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