Boellner the Jeweler Advertises Cheap Prices
Local jeweler Boellner promotes lower prices attracting shoppers to compare gems and watches. The brief ad emphasizes value and affordability for jewelry buyers in the area.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
4
Local jeweler Boellner promotes lower prices attracting shoppers to compare gems and watches. The brief ad emphasizes value and affordability for jewelry buyers in the area.
A string of brief notes recounts A. H. Kent from Dayton, Mrs. Robbins from Dexter, Mrs. E. Trier and daughter to Holstein Nebraska, D. Y. Tomlinson of Swift & Co. to Carlsbad and Pecos, J F Kelley from Denver, R. T. Burge to eastern points, Walter P. Chisum from Elida, Miss Waskom and Miss Taode from Dexter, W. A. Simmons from Carlsbad, L D Townsend party returning to Texas, Susie Davis from Hagerman to Mississippi.
A for sale notice describes a comfortable home with rooms, porch, shade trees, artesian well and stable at 211 South Missionr Ave near Ala meda. Several local residents are mentioned traveling through or away for visits, with notes on Roswell Gas Company adding a third ice wagon and Sheriff Ballard leaving for Territory business by auto route.
R. S. Cravens and Dr. Farnsworth of Hagerman spend the day in Roswell on business and will return on the evening train. Head arrived last night from Hernandez Lake after visiting Mrs. Ririe for two weeks. Misses Ediah and Rena.
Mrs C A Lawrence and her daughter Miss Pearl passed through this morning for Portales where they will visit for a short time with Mrs Lawrence’s children.
H Baldwin of Carlsbad visited Roswell yesterday and expressed hopes to see the entire town. He spoke about trains and upcoming events during the excursion.
D M Williams of Abilene Kansas who had spent time in the valley prospecting and who bought land near Artesia left this morning for home.
Harry Carmack, in town twelve days visiting his parents, left this morning for Bisbee Arizona where he works for the Bisbee Mace Water Company. Mrs Tom Waller returned to Lakewood last evening after a few days with her husband at St Marys hospital recovering from a bad grip.
Mrs W Stites and two children who have been visiting for a month depart this morning for Chicago where they will spend a short time before returning to their Ohio home.
The Church of This World will convene at Court House Square this evening with J Nelson of Kansas City leading a peoples meeting. The sessions will continue nightly throughout the week.
Miss Ruby Lovette visiting friends in Artesia passed through this morning en route to Mexico Texas for a short stay before returning home to Taiban New Mexico.
W I Ackerman of Galesburg Illinois and E J Heitmann of Chicago who spent six months near Hagerman left this morning for Knox College where they will play baseball.
A note offering $500,000 in long term loans on irrigated farms secured by annual interest payments. Borrowers may pay off before due date. Financial agent J. B. Herbst, 303 North Main, opposite post office.
Alameda baseball team defeated the Cubs twelve to one in a one sided game. Batteries were Doss and Moore for Alameda and Williams and Rogers for the Cubs. Umpire Nichols.
Mrs J R Taylor and infant leave for Dallas Texas after visiting while Mr Taylor installs machinery for Haynes and Bonney Ice plant. He will stay a short time longer.
J X Dunn bought half interest in the Hills and Rogers second hand store and will run it in person. Misses Davis and Morrow depart for Texas and Kentucky after visits in Roswell and Artesia. Dee Haine to Chicago to study theology at Cleago University. S M Williams from Albany buys E B Stone grocery stock and leases fixtures. W S Prager lists South Main residence for sale at a low 30 day price. J P White delivers 2000 two year old heifers to Yellow House ranch for government sale to Pine Ridge Agency.
For sale notice offers a hotel proposition described as a money maker from day one. Advises seeing GARLTON & BELL for details and arrangements.
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