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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
3
Notes from Roswell include a picnic wagon group at 122 W. 2nd St and private funding for city loans. Wages, lodging, and local travel appear as residents J H Mook head to Yellow House Ranch, J Y Thornton to Artesia oil duties, H H Henninger to Lake Arthur, while A A Beeman and J R Darnell died recently in Blida. Conductor Gill arrives from the north aboard New Mexico tern.
E A Clayton of Artesia returns from Missouri tour. Mrs Charles goes back to Acme after several days in the city. Willard Hird departs this morning for a trip north with the Continental Company. W H Rhodes leaves today for a week long journey to Plainview and other nearby towns.
Real estate loan opportunity offered by Union Trust Company. Details indicate available financing options for property purchases or refinances. Contact Union Trust Company for terms, interest rates, and required documentation.
E Odem came back Saturday evening after a brief stay in Kenna, as reported.
Miss Leta De Moss of Lakewood spent Sunday with friends in this city, enjoying the day and socializing with local residents.
L. W. Garner of Hagerman spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Roswell.
Frank Miser traveled down from Cars for a brief Sunday morning visit with friends. He spent time socializing and catching up, with plans for future meetings noted by attendees.
A. B. Gerrells of Artesia was in town Sunday night on his way home from a visit in Texas.
Mrs A E Smith arrived from Pikins on Saturday night to spend a few days in town for friendly visiting and social trading.
Mayberry Bond traveled this morning to his Dexter sheep camps where shearing begins today. The move sets the local seasonal schedule as crews prepare to shear flocks and start wool collection.
Al Birdsong arrived Saturday night home from a weeklong trip up the road with Swift and Company, reporting completion of duties and travel back to his usual duties.
W P Littlefield came down from his ranch near Kenna last night to spend a few days in Roswell.
Eddy County Sheriff Cicero Stewart was here Sunday on a business trip en route to Amarillo.
K. J. Bloomfield of Dexter spent Sunday at Riverside with his son Frank Bloomfield and wife, a brief family excursion noted in local happenings.
Roswell Title and Trust Company advertises a seven room modern dwelling in a well located area for sale. The price is 2100 dollars with easy terms.
A roving list of Roswell area residents and guests includes Mrs Sallie Robert from Artesia, Ed M. Tysope returning from Artesia, Joan Gantenhein of Acre, C E Hall and J O Roberts from Eida, Mayor F C Smith visiting Albuquerque Roswell baseball games, Mrs E C Cook from Lakewood, Roy H Mook and family from Pecos, Will Lawrence to Lake Arthur, W A Smith and John S Smith from Taylor Texas, W H Crawford trip to Idaho, F G Snow in valley for Joyce Pruit Co, Byron Beall to Lake Arthur for well inspection, Mrs Certie Knaus to Pueblo then Benedict, W L Cooley leaving for Chicago, plus real estate and business notes and shoe repair ads.
J. S. Carder Assistant Trainmaster on the Santa Fe division came back to Amarillo Sunday after spending several days here for duties related to service and operations on the line.
J Bulger and Wm Davis plasterers left this morning for Lake Arthur to work on the new church building.
R B Cameron, who ran a tailor shop on east Fifth street for six months, departed Sunday morning for his home in Wichita Kansas.
Long time loans available on irrigated farms with annual interest payments and the privilege to pay off early. Financial Agent J B Herbst located at 303 North Main. Mrs E B Leepy departed this morning returning to Clovis after several days visiting Mrs U S Bateman.
P. E. Ingersoll, who has been laid up at St. Mary's hospital, is improving nicely and hopes to be out again this week.
The W C T U convenes tomorrow at 5 o clock with Mrs C C Martir presiding. Dr Alexander will address the union on Jail and Prison Work detailing reform efforts and approaches.
A. W. Bikker the sick and accident insurance man went to Hagerman Sunday night for a few days on business. He was accompanied by his two young sons.
Multiple notices advertise real estate living quarters a residence with water bath and electricity a Jersey cow 402 North Kansas a second hand gas range 200 East 8th Street laying hens and chickens 711 South Washington a saddle or driving pony 405 North Kansas a modern six room house east front two porches and hall for 2250 P O Box 68 six acre ranch in city cheap well improved inquire at Record 8512 land 160 acres near Dexter NE as described by F H Brodin Box 66 Los Angeles Calif js Skee
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