Breed Hurst Leaves for Dexter Assignment
Breed Hurst departed last night for a posting in Dexter.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
4
Breed Hurst departed last night for a posting in Dexter.
L. O. Fullen went to Carlsbad on a business trip. Mrs. W. B. Qidham of Clovis is expected for a visit with Mrs. C. Lusk. R. Brice of Carlsbad arrived from the north and returned home. Malone came up from Hager man this morning.
C. H. Foster came back to Lake Arthur last night following a day spent here handling business matters.
Mrs James L Fisher and her young son travel to New York for a six month visit, with a brief family itinerary noted in the report.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith arrived back at their Lakewood home after spending three days in Roswell during a brief visit that concluded last night.
An unusually good program of mov pictures and vaudeville at the tonight showcases a varied bill with screen offerings and stage acts expected to draw a broad audience this evening.
Fit-Well tailor shop introduces a new wagon to call for and deliver your cat any time, bringing on demand fur care and quick service through a street level mobile setup.
E F Hardwick returned last night from a trip to Clovis. Harry Thorne came down from Elk ins last night.
F. J. Solis of Boston, a wool buyer, came back last night after a trip to El Paso.
Miss Henrietta Jordan and Mrs. Rose Weiser and daughter of Lake Arthur were seen shopping yesterday, stopping in brief as they visited local stores.
A. T. Hayden replaces W. S. Placey as conductor on the Pecos Valley train while Placey takes a vacation.
Miss Ira Anderson returned to her Dexter home after a four day visit with her cousin Miss Ella Sheets.
Miss Pattye Skillman leaves this morning for an extended absence visiting Alabama Tennessee and Kentucky, expecting to be away about a year.
J R Stanley traveled from Anthony Kansas to his Dexter home following the death of his father last night.
Miss Willard Pickeris returns home for summer vacation after spending the winter at the North Texas State Normal in Denton Texas.
A for sale notice lists a saddle or driving pony. The item at 405 N Kansas is also described as a cow. Mrs Frank Hellmick returns from Los Palomas Hot Springs benefiting from the mineral water. Ed Spink of Jacksonville Illinois arrives from Dexter after land interests and a new well on his property.
J M Coburn president of the Tur key Track ranch warns Kansas City after receiving 50 head of cattle bought from Charles L Ballard. Coburn issues notice following delivery and seeks remedy or assurance on the sale. Ballard is named as the seller in the transaction.
Mrs H M Gage and her young daughter left Hope this morning to travel to New York where they will stay until fall to attend to business and visit. Her sister will remain in Hope.
Mrs J H Rash of Oakton Kentucky former Mamie Haynes of Roswell arrived for a visit with sister Mrs C W Burrus. She will be joined later by her husband and they plan to remain all summer in the area.
Mr and Mrs W L Heitman of Hagerman and Mr and Mrs Alfred Lymer of Lakewood traveled to visit Mrs Lymer's father P H Ruehel who recently came from the east.
Mr and Mrs W L Cooley of Chicago arrived last night for two or three days to visit their brother Engineer E P Cooley. They are en route home from a trip to Mexico City where Mr Cooley serves as mechanical superintendent of the company.
The Lyric screens 101 Ranch tonight with admission set at 15 cents. Film or feature details are limited but event promises low entry price and local entertainment.
The Daily Record presents a compact reader briefing of local items and headlines from Gete All the News, highlighting notable events, performances, and community updates with concise notes.
Classified notices list multiple rentals including a post office area office room, a four room furnished cottage with city water, and two light housekeeping rooms. Also offered is a beautiful news room modern house for 2250 dollars, a six acre ranch in the city with easy terms, and land for sale near Dexter, plus a call for alfalfa and a note about a back-page ad titled What the Public Knows.
A jumble of recitations songs and addresses marks Sunday activities across Congregational and church groups. Christian Church and First Presbyterian present children’s day programs with sermons readings and cantatas featuring many local youth and leaders. Bible verses and hymn selections accompany the schedule of services and Sunday school classes.
Co. R. Rogers of Lake Arthur has been appointed to the Government weather service and assigned to the San Francisco office. He will report for duty in San Francisco on June 15.
Abstracts and titles guaranteed by The Bondoo Abstract and Security Co with a $50,000 capital, Oklahoma Block phone 87. U S Meat Market proclaims quality as motto. Geo B Jewett runs billiards and pool at 212 Main St with new equipment. Jaffa Prager Co markets dry goods groceries and ranch supplies. Joyce Pruit Co is a large wholesale and retail dry goods and clothing supplier.
Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co proclaims itself the oldest drug store in Roswell. It advertises being up-to-date with all modern offerings.
The swellest line of furniture in Roswell offered by Dilley Furniture Company with high quality and low prices.
An advertisement promises both good meals and fan service at the Roswell Hotel, stating diners will be fanned while they feast.
Salvation Army announces gatherings including street meetings at 11:90 a m and 2:0 p m, Sunday School at 3:00 p m, open air services at 7:15 p m and 8:00 p m. Citadel Méétines hosts nightly street and indoor Salvation Meetings. all are welcome.
Local hardware stores including Roswell Hardware Co Independent Hardware Co Pecos Valley Lumber Co Roswell Lumber Co and Kemp Lumber Co advertise wholesale and retail hardware tinware water supply goods plumbing lumber doors lime cement paints varnish glass fencing and building materials Also Oriental Livery Line run by Paine 40 W R Bond Prop provides day night service.
W. 8 Murrell offers piano tuning and repair services with graduate training from Chicago Conservatory. Advertises guaranteed work and includes address 348 E. Heirst Street and phone 669. Also lists G A Jones & Son Queensware store at 324 N Main and Morrison Bros Store ready-to-wear apparel and millinery.
Dilley and Son offer private ambulance and prompt service. Allery Furniture Co advertises undertakers with phone numbers 75 and lil. H H Henninger, undertaker and embalmer, private prompt service at Parlors 121 W. sth. Phone user input appears garbled.
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