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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
3
Ed Weidman of Dexter visits here on business while J M Dye travels to Carlsbad for a two day stay. Johnson of Corona New Mexico visits on Saturday. F Woodhead leaves for Portales on business and C N Kendrick heads to Dexter to work hay. U S Market pays top cash for poultry. Al Birdsong departs for Swift & Co. north. Swift Bros tailors report no contest votes. J M Reid returns to Clovis after a brief home visit.
Mrs nest er Pege left this morning for a visit at her old home in Oklahoma. Walter F. Daly of Denver, formerly an aviation examiner, is here on business. Sheriff Cicero Stewart of Eddy County arrived for a brief business visit. A first class supper was served at the Christian Church Thursday from 5 to 8 o'clock.
Community supper hosted by the Christian Church on Thursday June 9 from 5 to 8 o'clock. Local notes include 8113 John Tyson visiting from Portales for a day or two and business matters. Jim Woodard returns from Hope after a two day business trip. Mrs M M Barrett returns home to Hagerman after a four day visit in Roswell.
Auction note describing 40 acres with orchard and alfalfa, well improved and close in. For inquiries, address box 873.3.
J M Diexsen returned to Clovis this morning after two days spent on business matters. Will E Friend departed earlier today for a two to three week business trip through Kansas and Oklahoma.
If you are hungry and want a good supper come to the Christian church Thursday Sta from 5 to o'clock 15. First class desert selections for sale. Will pay you to see us.
James Sutherland and L. L. Johnson traveled to Elkins this morning to oversee labor on their sheep shearing operation, arranging tasks and ensuring proper handling of flocks.
Damon King returned from Fayettesville Ark where he studied the past winter and spring. Mrs James D Hearn came back to her claim near Boaz this morning after several weeks away. In Roswell G M Abbany left for Albany Mo to visit his old home and will be absent until fall. He lists 2 fine 35 acre tracts five miles from Roswell with artesian well, 20 acres in young apples, 10 in alfalfa, rest cultivated, 5 room house, sheds. Trade livestock for part payment. P O box 662 Roswell.
John R Joyce came back to East last night after spending several days here with A Pruit and with Charlies F Joyce in attendance.
Phone 182 y¢ Livery offers hack buggies cabs and saddle nurses. R M McDonald returns to Dexter to resume work as cook in a restaurant after Roswell visit. Misses Ida Mary D Turlee Garnett Garner return from Lakewood visit.
Mrs Paul Kuhneft returns to Waterloo after a ten day visit with her aunt Mrs A C Wilson. The note promotes Godager Woodard shoe repair at 120 N Main offering to mend old shoes and make them look as good as new.
S S Heinzman departed this morning for a business trip lasting two or three weeks to his former home in Kansas City Missouri.
G. T. McQuillpon, superintendent of the Roswell Telephone Company, traveled to Hagerman last night for a short business visit. He was expected back today to resume company duties.
Hal Ware of the Dexter Hager man team traveled this morning to join preparations for the Albuquerque base ball series late this week, aiming to get in trim.
Mrs. R. B. E. Lowrey arrived from Amarillo to join her husband Mr. Lowrey who is now working as a conductor on the Santa Fe in Roswell.
Dr and Mrs J Odd Hamilton arrived last night from Kenna where Mrs Hamilton had been visiting. Dr Hamilton had been on the plains for several weeks on business.
Miss Lillie Gwinn arrived from Kenna to join her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gwinn who moved here last Thursday. Mr. Gwinn farms near Roswell.
Mrs. W. J. Wilson and her daughter Miss Effie and grandson Master Wynne Wilson left this morning for a week or two to visit friends in Amarillo.
My residence at 104 S. Kentucky is available for rent furnished and in modern condition. Also offering a Buick 17 car for sale or trade in first class shape by R. F. Cruse. tf
Mrs. W. P. Turner and her three children departed this morning for an extended visit to her former home in Richmond Virginia, planning to stay through the rest of the summer season.
J. M. Miller came back last night after a twelve day tour visiting Dallas and other Texas points, plus Hot Springs and Little Rock in Arkansas.
Mrs. J. B. Russell and her two daughters Mable and Jessie depart for a three month visit to California including Los Angeles and Long Beach, with plans to travel to other points in the state.
F H Hooker of Galesburg IL sheriff of Knox county who was in town yesterday for business and sightseeing departed last night for Artesia leaving the county seat.
Guy Rives of Carlsbad arrived back last night after a trip to Illinois and planned a brief visit with friends before returning home.
Miss Myrtle Wooley of El Paso is here visiting. The brief society note records her presence and social local interest during her visit to the area.
Mrs. Will Greene came down from Portages last night for a short visit. Will D. Sweet returned last night from a business trip down the valley.
J. S. Blanton returned from a trip yesterday and will stay several days. Mrs. Claud Hobbs underwent appendicitis surgery at St. Mary's Hospital this morning.
Mrs V O McCollum will entertain a party of young people tonight in honor of her sister Miss Laura Blythe.
Charles de Bremond is due home this week after a month at various sheep ranches in the western mountains.
Thomas Gallafver, Santa Fe traveling passenger and freight agent, was in the region last night and this morning between Amarillo and Carlsbad attending to railway business.
A series of local ads list for sale residences and a buggy. Items include a six room modern house for 2250 dollars with terms from Roswell Title & Trust Co and a corner Lea and Second St property with three lots. Also advertised are a good buggy, a nearly new electric fan, and an Oliver Tyrewriter. Contact details include Post Office and phone numbers.
Several rental notices appear: a four room unit on Main Street connected to city water and sewer, contact Joe Irian at phone 468. A four room house priced at 20 dollars monthly listed as No 55. A five room modern house with electric light and city water at 502 South Lea Avenue plus office rooms, inquire Dr J W Kinsinger.
Tom B. Cooper, who moved here about three months ago from near Birmingham, Alabama for his health, is very ill at his room on Main Street.
J. E. Wright came back last night from a five weeks trip through Abilene Ballinger and San Angelo Texas He visited his daughter in Ballinger during the journey and reported a pleasant stay with relatives and friends.
DN S Pineckley returned to Dexter this morning after a short visit in Roswell on his way home from La Bough South Dakota where he accompanied a shipment of fourteen ears of Diamond A and Circle Diamond cattle.
E Thode formerly night operator and agent for the railroad company starts a four week journey through California this morning. He plans to attend the Jeffreys Johnson fight on July 4 in his travel schedule.
Lieutenant Tracy Stains, assistant instructor at the Military Institute, departed this morning for a short visit in Kansas City before heading to Lincoln Nebraska to spend the summer at his home. He plans to return in the fall to resume duties at the Institute.
J W Dymond of Kansas City Life Insurance left yesterday for Artesia Carlsbad and El Paso. He will travel to Kansas City headquarters before returning here and expects to be gone about a month.
W F Schwartz of Artesia is expected home tonight from Washington D C where he attended the World Interdenominational Sunday School convention as the only delegate from the Pecos Valley.
Mrs Anny Landau arrived home in Lake Arthur after a five day absence spent attending to business affairs. She had recently completed a three weeks visiting trip to Fort Worth Greenville and other points in Texas.
Edgar Caffee and Will Lawrence came back last night after a several day trip visiting Dexter Hagerman Lake Arthur Artesia and Dayton. They report George Frisea will soon begin casing off the water in his gas well to control gas flow.
Mrs L H Tabbs of 207 West Fifth Street requests to buy frying sized chickens. Contact details not provided.
A fragment notes a drug and jewelry company operating as a drug store in Roswell and mentions up-to-date offerings. It also lists The Oriental Livery and Cab Line with service available day and night, Paine 40, and W. R. Bond as proprietor.
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