Picnic Wagon Dart? Duke Heads To Agonteur Finish
Miss Emma Skanks departs for a two to three week visit as Duke leaves this morning. Bakerwell Studio at 207 West Fourth Street notes Agonteur finishing within about 24 hours.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
3
Miss Emma Skanks departs for a two to three week visit as Duke leaves this morning. Bakerwell Studio at 207 West Fourth Street notes Agonteur finishing within about 24 hours.
Residence at 104 S Kentucky for rent furnished and modern. Buick 17 in first class shape offered for sale or trade in. Contact R. F. Cruse.
Miss Clara Smith departs Roswell this morning heading back to her claim near Lis ton after a three month stay.
C Barton, trainer for the Athletic Club, left this morning for Pecos for a business visit of a week or ten days.
Mrs. L. W. Bartholomew left for a week long trip to Kansas City. Charles Vestal returned to Acme this morning. Mrs. Vestal will re
Roswell Title & Trust Company advertises a modern seven room dwelling at 2100 dollars with easy terms and good location. Rev Bruce Kinney departed for Topeka this morning. Lawn Towers and Enterprise Hardware report Misses Marjorie Mabie and Clara Sehabacker leaving for a summer visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Eunice Mullins left for Sulphur Oklahoma after visiting her parents in Hagerman. See the new ice cream freezer for sale by Enterprise Hardware Co. D F S Frye returned to Amarillo after spending three weeks in town. Woman's Home Companion and McClure's Magazine memberships may be sent to different addresses. Hattie L. Cobean, Agent, Phone 166. Mrs. Pearl Wilson and children departed for Sherman Texas for a visit for the rest of the summer.
Bakerwell Studio at 207 West Fourth Street and Enterprise Hardware Company listed as Cherry Seeders in a compact notice. Local business references appear in terse OCR fragment with unclear context and minor punctuation.
c H Dabbs of Nettleton and his grandmother Mrs L Harwell of Jackson arrived for a visit with Mr and Mrs Dabbs of West Fifth Street. Dabbs plans a temporary stay with his parents sister and brother. Harwell may join her daughter Mrs Dobbs. For sale modern Kansas City home on large terraced blue grass lot with shade trees nine rooms baths gas heat and electric lighting, $12,000 terms half Roswell property, half cash, contact 8412 W E Rogers.
A thief threw a rock through the East Fifth Street window of Dobbs Grocery Thursday night. The intruder smashed a large hole, seized a reel and fishing tackle, then fled. The rock was recovered in the store’s rear area. The owner had moved a visible watch the night before, suggesting the theft aimed at the watch.
A notice invites all Democratic candidates and prospective candidates to a De mocratic Central Committee meeting at the Office of R. D. Bell on Tuesday June 14 at 2 p m to set a date for Democratic primaries. Secretary W T Paylor and Chairman ars ay White main sign the call. Also noted is Mrs M E Schwarz leaving for Denver with family and planning a three month trip to California before returning.
Mrs D W Crozier arrived from Hagerman yesterday to do shopping in town.
Jesse Mackeree, driver of one city sprinkler wagon, fell from the wagon on East Fifth near Miller Hotel at five yesterday. He fainted or struck by affliction, foot caught, he hung beneath the mules. Wagon did not roll over him. mule may have stepped on him, bruising face and leg. He is not seriously hurt and will miss work several days.
The Christian church ladies held a public supper at the church on Thursday evening. Despite hot weather a good crowd attended and enjoyed a pleasant social time and a solid meal. The event also added a neat sum to the church treasury.
Notice states James H. Reeves filed his final account as executor of Amanda Reeves deceased. Probate Judge J. T. Evans orders the first Monday in July 1910 for hearing objections and approving the account. Seal and clerk named, dated June 4 1910. Additional notice: J. H. Reeves filed final account as administrator of John B. Reeves deceased with the same July 1910 hearing order dated June 2 1910. Also includes multiple rental notices for properties in town with contact details and prices.
The Roswell to Pine Lodge daily auto departs Roswell at 8 a m on Tuesday and returns each Wednesday. Round trip fares are five dollars for stays of a week or longer and seven fifty for shorter visits. Tickets sold at Parsons Lawrence 315 North Main Street.
Boston June 10. The Lady Garment Workers International Union authorized a general strike of twenty to thirty thousand cloak makers in New York City. Date and arrangements are left to a special committee.
Washington dispatch reports insurgent senators near agreement to back the house provision in the sun dry civil bill. The measure would create an appropriation to fund the tariff board and support its expenses. The move signals broad Senate support for the tariff board within the bill's framework.
Let us mend your old shoes and make them as good as new at Godager and Woodard successors to Fred Carstenson located at 120 North Main. Quick, reliable shoe repair services offered with a focus on quality craftsmanship.
Macon Mo June 10 Thomas B Robertson of this town expects to get a haircut and shave in 1912. He has not visited the barber since 1896 when he vowed never to have shears or razor touch his head until a Democrat is elected president. Robertson was one of the original Bryan men but has almost abandoned hope of seeing his hero in the White House. Billy Bryan of Nebraska is the smartest man who ever ran for the
Residential property with water bath and electricity offered for sale at Record Office. Five acre tract with six room house and artesian well near East 6th Street. owner leaving city and must sell. phone 181-2 rings. Fresh Jersey cow sought at 402 N Kansas for $413. Second hand gas range in good order at 8th Street. Laying hens and young chickens available at 711 S Washington or phone 290-2 rings.
Classified items seek buyers and workers including a secondhand furniture buyer a gasoline engine 12 to 18 hp a cook a ranch position for a couple a dressmaker work and board for a young lady. Also agents wanted to sell Mexico Tropical lands at 6.50 per acre with liberal commissions Mexico International Land Co. 920 Commerce Bldg Kansas City Mo. Stpd
Mr. Robertson, 70, muses on presidential choices while hosting a “trip around the world” party on S Hill. Guests visited rooms labeled Germany Ireland Japan America, each with nation decor and authentic refreshments. Dancing closed the night as attendees praised the themed event and costumes.
Mr and Mrs J W Spencer who visited Mrs Spencer's sister Mrs Wilford Smith are completing a protracted honeymoon trip. They traveled by automobile from Vaughn to Victoria British Columbia where they will reside. Mrs Smith accompanies them and will spend the rest of the summer in Victoria.
Judge Wm. H. Pope sentenced C. L. Wilson to thirty days in jail for selling intoxicating liquor to minors and continued Henry Ramirez's sentence for selling liquor to minors. Ramerez, Wilson's bartender, was treated leniently because he claimed Wilson first sold the liquor and instructed him to complete the sale.
Fully two hundred people joined the St. Peter's Catholic Church event last Thursday night titled the trip around the world. Attendees either used their own transport or left Pecos Valley Drug at the start, where rigs were provided for all participants.
The First M. E. Church South at West Second and North Penn invites all to attend morning at 11:00 with Anthem When the Lord Turned Again performed by Miss Emma Stone and Choir, and a duet Earth's Little White with Miss Emma Stone and Geo. F. Brierley, followed by Shamon The Way to Power. Evening service at 8:00 features Anthem How Good is the Giver Root, a duet Come Then Fount of Every Blessing Nicolai with Mr. and Mrs. Williams, and sermon Wilful Neglect Woeful Loss. The pastor P. T. Ramsey offers free employment assistance to seekers. services align with a week of Christian work and encouragement.
S. S. Ward, manager of the Fiving HH ranch, arrived this morning from Artesia to take charge.
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