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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
3
The item notes Reid warning CloVis for a business visit. Breeburet arrives from Carlsbad this morning. John W Arenstroneg of Carlsbad attends court. C Egleston returns from a road trip. W Crain of Dexter visits for business.
Y. R. Allen arrived from Carlsbad for a brief business trip spotlighting fruit jars nibbers cherry seed ers and best boots at Godager’s Enterprise Hardware Co. 120 N Main.
Nosh 8S West traveled from Hawaii this morning to oversee and assist with ongoing operations. The arrival signals increased staffing and attention as teams coordinate efforts and resume activity after recent disruptions.
Mrs Fannie Smith traveled from Kenna to the city for an extended visit arriving late last night and staying several days.
Frank Castenéda left this morning for a few days business visit in Cio Calumet Baking Powder complies with all pure food laws both state and national.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate R. F. Owens departing this morning as family prepares for busier days ahead. No further names or details are readable to confirm relation or destination.
M W Evans of Lake Arthur arrived this morning to pursue land and immigration business, joining local officials and business colleagues in ongoing efforts to manage settlement and relocation matters.
Frank Large returned to Dexter after a brief business trip to Roswell. Mr and Mrs Henri de B Heflin visited Dexter overnight for a short business trip. Mrs Dora Hill of South Main street undertook a week long business trip to El Paso. Mrs Ella Jackson arrived from Sinanchudtin for a short visit with relatives.
Miss Wiseley returned this morning a visit of several days with Miss Florstad at Dexter.
D D Temple traveled from Artesia this morning to handle business affairs and attend court.
Mr and Mrs A V Hair of Carls were seen today shopping and attending to business in town, reflecting typical local activity of residents.
Zeigser Company Cabeago offers a package with an authentic but low priced travel theme. Advertising mentions agents at $19 per day and references an outfit and terms tied to an Africa trip and return, with a brief address-like number 8712.
J. L. House and J. F. Whit arrived from House N. M. last night to spend two days at court, signaling a brief legal visit and official proceedings involvement.
Guy Reeves travels from Carkisbad this morning to spend several days overseeing a business deal.
Tom Lawing and O L Bowman returned to Dexter last night following a brief business visit in Roswell.
Miss Nell Snow came back to the Snow ranch near Dexter late last night after spending the day in town shopping and visiting.
Consumer promo promises a can of Calumet Baking Powder and a cooking book free with purchase from participating grocers. Local retailers advertise the offer, detailing redemption, validity, and distribution while urging customers to act quickly. The notice emphasizes value and accessible kitchen tips tied to the brand.
J Albert Herbster a salesman for Gross-Miller Grocery Company was initiated into the Elk lodge last night reflecting a local fraternal event.
An old time shoe shop ad invites customers to repair footwear by half-sole service. The notice lists Godager and Woodard at 120 North Main as the contact point for repairs, encouraging continued use of worn shoes rather than replacement.
Advertises a high pressure garden hose from Enterprise Hardware Company with contact by phone number 378 for orders or inquiries.
W. H. Gillenwater left this morning for his home in Albuquerque after a brief stop here to attend to business matters.
Mrs. A E Sith and her young son Teft left for Elkins after spending Saturday through today shopping locally. They returned this morning to their home, and the family plans to resume daily routines.
Mr and Mrs L Osborn and their three children reached last night from Boaz and will settle at South Strin. No further details available.
White pine screen doors that resist warping offered by Anterprise Company. Contact phone 378 for details.
A Cal-YWmet Baking Powder Co conducts a city visit giving each family a free cook book and a 10 cent can of baking powder as a promotional gesture in the community.
Miss Faith Lonefelow was operated on for appendicitis at the home of Dr. C. L. Parsons this morning and was resting easily, with expectations of improvement this afternoon.
Miss Nelle Mason stenographer at the First National Bank started a vacation trip to Dallas and Mineral Wells for two or three weeks. She left this morning and plans a short rest away from work.
U S Bureau of Animal Industry inspector H O Kelp arrived in Elkins this morning to observe the dipping of the Thorne and Sutherland sheen. The visit aims to verify compliance with animal health procedures and ensure proper pest control measures are followed.
A historic classified note advertises a livery service offering hack and cab services along with saddle horses. The listing includes a contact line referencing Phone 182 and a formulaic code 38t26.
W. T. Arnold left this morning for Panhandle Texas to take charge of a large cattle herd in pasture work for the Turkey Track Diamond A and Circle Diamond outfits.
Local shoppers are urged to investigate the Quicker Yet washing machine sold by Enterprise How Co. Residents report nothing in Roswell compares to its performance and efficiency.
Real estate loan offering from Up ton Trust Company seeks borrowers needing funds secured by property. Details indicate availability of money to loan on real estate with terms to be arranged directly with the lender.
Mr Crane visits Roswell and expresses strong admiration for the city. He notes beautiful homes and shade trees as well as favorable business prospects.
W. P. Littlefield returned to Kenna this morning after spending several days into Mrs. Littlefield in Roswell.
John L Hopkins left this morning returning to Shelbyville Kentucky after spending a week sightseeing the town and surrounding country.
W C Rasmussen and J N Smith firemen on the Santa Fe arrived back in Clovis this morning after a brief visit in Roswell.
W. W. Scott, once with the Roswell Auto Company and now in Carlsbad, is spending a few days here for a brief visit. He will meet local business leaders and discuss opportunities before returning to his new post.
Swift Bros offer dry cleaning and clothing repair including button sewing and mending services. Phone service listed as 517 for inquiries and pickups.
Miss Tona Gardiner of Visalia California spent several days with friends and sightseeing including Lake Arthur then left this morning for her home.
Sidney Cooper a civil engineer in the Government service arrived this morning from Dexter where he has been surveying and will remain in the city for some time.
A promotional note claims Calumet Baking Powder makes light digestible food and tastes free from swelling. It invites readers to obtain a free package to be convinced of its claims.
Mrs. J. D. Macklin left this morning for the Macklin claim near Elida after a four day stay with her husband Mr. Macklin who works at Shrader grocery.
Simon Crous completed his work this morning on the Hagerman project. G N Amis of Roswell served as the contractor on the job.
Archenhold left this morning for Denver to join his parents who are spending the summer there from Waco. He plans to return for the opening of the Military Institute in September.
Mrs Mollie Manning recently moved from Portales and left this morning for a two or three month visit to her old home in Aurora Missouri. She plans to return in the fall to establish her residence again.
The Right Reverend J M Kendrick Bishop of the Missionary District of New Mexico and Arizona arrived last night from the north and will be here over Sunday with the local mission of the Episcopal church.
Mrs. H F King asks for a room for rent at 605 North Main and requests sawing services with contact 8613.
J. B. Herbst, financial agent at 303 North Main, advertises long term loans of $500,000 on irrigated farms with annual interest and a privilege to prepay. Mrs. M. P. Kerr traveled to Carlsbad with her niece Mrs. A. R. Teeple and was joined by Mr. Teeple on the return trip, arriving home this morning.
Frank Garisseré and J P Cauhope, prominent wool growers, departed Roswell after a week touring Old Mexico. They arrived Monday evening from Vaughn by auto. The brief trip ended as they headed home for rest and business. C C Davis and family plan a Fort Scott visit. Davis returns to Roswell Seed Co. in a month. Call Enterprise Haw. Co. for lawn mower sale. Calumet Baking Powder promotion offers a free trial pack and cook book.
R H Croxton of El Paso, temporarily making Roswell his headquarters while covering the Pecos valley for the American Tobacco Co, left last night for Dexter and Hager man. Roswell is his former home.
Mrs H Dwigat and her young daughter, at a claim near Malaga for nine months, left this morning for a visit in Delphos Kansas, stopping in Roswell briefly and will later be joined by Mr Dwigat to locate somewhere in Kansas.
Roswell Pine Lodge announces regular trips between Roswell and Pine Lodge every week. Fare is five dollars for a round trip staying one week or more, seven dollars fifty cents for shorter stays. Tickets available at Patsond a haw, 215 North Main St.
Capt. and Mrs. E. P. Bujac and their child arrived in Carlsbad this morning en route to New York for a month’s visit. They are accompanied by Capt. Bujac’s daughter Mrs. Wm. R. Nichols and her mother-in-law Mrs. Charles D. Nichols of Palermo, N Y, who have been visiting Carlsbad.
Dr. E J Willis pastor of First Christian church of Kirksville Missouri left last night for Artesia to visit Kile Brooks a Christian pastor there who was in Willis class in college.
The Chauvel County Teachers Institute will open at Central School in this city next Monday June 20. Interested persons wishing to board teachers during the two weeks should notify County Superintendent C. C. Hill with their location and weekly rate.
HH R Morrow of Amarillo and Judge Witherspoon of Hereford arrived last night from Pecos where they were on business. Morrow stopped for a day’s visit while Witherspoon continued to his home this morning. J E Raca, who accompanied them at Pecos, also returned last night.
Misses Ida and Mary D. Turley, visiting Mrs. Albert Pruit and Mrs. B. D. Gar, left this morning for Crider, Kentucky, after six months in town. They are accompanied by Mrs. Pruit and her little daughter, who will stay in Kentucky until fall. En route, they will briefly visit Chandler, Oklahoma, and St. Louis, Missouri.
Several scarce sale items listed include a residence with water bath and electricity at a good location, an old gas range, a saddle or driving pony at 405 N Kansas Ave, a beautiful new six room modern house east front with two porches and hall priced at 2250, and an Abed Davenport item at 306 N Penn priced around 57.0. A note directs inquiries to the Record Office and P O Box 68.
A fragment from a local ad notes a request for a gentle driving mare and second hand buggy or tandem at 912 N Main, with a live energetic man, 1 to 2 thousand dollars to invest in general merchandise, stock company, management and salary offered. Also seeks an experienced soliciting salesman for a high class proposition at Pakernell Studio 207 W 4th, with good money for a hustler.
Multiple 4 to 7 room houses and rooms for rent across town. Listings mention city water and sewer, furnished options, varying monthly rents from 15 to 20 dollars, and offices or extra rooms. Contact proprietors including Joe Torian, Dr J W Kinsinger, Roswell Tittle & Trust Co, Mrs H P Hobson, Waitemart Bros, and others at local phone numbers.
Brief lost item notice locating a linen shop in the West Part of town near 8 Main St. It asks return to Record Office for reward and mentions Catholic Sisters. The fragment implies a lost item or notice tied to S812.
Roswell Title and Trust Company lists an exchange opportunity offering city property in exchange for a 10 to 20 acre improved place near Roswell. The notice implies a real estate swap and invites inquiries from interested parties.
Montpelier Vermont June 15 Vermont department of the Grand Army convened its forty third annual encampment here today.
In Atlanta Georgia on June 15 funeral directors gathered for the annual convention of the Georgia Funeral Directors Association. The gathering reflected a strong industry presence next to tax collectors in terms of turnout and professional focus.
An 80 acre farm in the valley, all in alfalfa with shade and water, near Roswell. Will exchange for sheep. Roswell Title & Trust Co. tf
Readable ad notes a 10 room house for sale or rent at 3515 with unspecified details. Mentions display placement and general listing context but lacks explicit price or agent. Readers are directed to reference the issue for full terms and contact.
Mr and Mrs Liberty Rainbolt and their daughter along with Mrs Bess Saunders and her two children depart for Clovis then Los Angeles to visit Mrs Saunders. They will travel as far north as San Francisco to watch the Jeffries Johnson fight, spending three to four months away.
W. W. Anderson entrusted his fine young colt to C. B. Williams at the fair grounds to train for track work. Williams, familiar with western horses, notes the sire of the colt now owned by Mr. Bornback of Phoenix once belonged to Senator Vorhees of Pueblo Cole. The colt has been seen and greatly admired by local horsemen.
Jax M Cowden A L Harwell and Spencer Jowell from Midland Texas arrived last night to attend the Roswell Gun Club shooting tournament and participate in events there.
Land sale offer due to shifting business interests. 400 acres near Dexter New Mexico includes 100 acres orchard 40 acres alfalfa oats and corn, well, six room house, barn, shop, sheds, hog lots. Price 120 per acre direct from owner. Also 240 acres one mile away.
Northeast of Dexter a property boasts the biggest artesian well in Chaves county. It includes 80 acres cultivated, 30 in orchard, 10 in oats, 70 in alfalfa, and 70 remaining on kafir land with 160 raw acres, 80 of which are high quality. Water from the well can irrigate 600 acres. price is 35 dollars per acre with two thirds interest in the well. Contact S. D. Gham ners, Dexter, New Mexico or T.S. Crawbers, Tulsa, Okla.
The Chaves County Teacher’s Institute for 1910 will be held at the Central School Building in Roswell starting Monday June 20 and continue for two weeks. Attendance is compulsory for all who expect to teach in county public schools for at least ten days. Examinations for certificates will be on the last two days.
Joyce Pruit Co operates as the largest dry goods wholesale and retail supplier in the Southwest offering a wide range of cloths and related goods.
Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co operates as the town’s oldest drug store offering up-to-date pharmaceutical goods and a range of related items.
A historic hotel in Roswell touts its dining experience offering tasty meals and attentive staff to enhance guests' enjoyment while they dine.
Local ad for Hills and Dunn offering furniture hardware stoves rugs and related home goods. Promotes a broad selection and highlights new stock.
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