Local notices and personnel changes from Enterprise area
Movements include Mr Nickey arriving from the east to oversee interests after leasing the Hay es and Bonney ice plant. U S Market advertises highest cash price for poultry. Charles Jones and family plan to move from Douglass to Roswell and stay with R B Jones at Star Livery. F J Taielen transferred to Artesia with Joyce Pruit Co. Mrs Taielen to join July 1. Hageratan school house contract held by J Wagner. Kondo Lumber not contractor but supplier of lumber and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratan
J. Wagner
Kondo Lumber and Roofing Company
Ile Latter Company
Robertson Visit Weathers Hagerman and Roswell
Miss Lucile Robertson visited her former home in Hagerman overnight returning to Roswell with Ling and his sister Miss Hallie Robertson who will stay a few days in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Robertson
Hagerman
Tor Ling
Hallie Robertson
Roswell
Woman's Home Companions and McClure's Offer Notice
Mrs. John W. Rhea departed this morning for Santa Fe with baby Olivia to place her in a sanitarium. Dr. C. M. Mayes attended the baby to arrange admission. Local ad notes offer elk sole leather for long wear, from Godager and Woodard at 120 North Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rhea
Santa Fe
Miss
Olivia
C. M. Mayes
Joyce Pinits Cake Sale Tomorrow
Buy your cakes and pies at Joyce Pinits tomorrow. Support local bakers and enjoy fresh treats for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Pinits
Joyce Pruits
Joyce
Jameses Travel To Orchard Park To Visit Relatives
Mr and Mrs George James departed for Orchard Park last night to stay two or three weeks or until Mr James eye heals from a work injury at the Yellow House ranch deep well. Accompanying them was Miss Nellie James visiting in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George James
Orchard Park
Mr. James
Yellow House Ranch
Nellie James
Why not more wagons during rushtimes for ice deliveries
The writer notes adding a fourth wagon but argues extra wagons do not speed deliveries. They urge customers to use coupon books and window cards, claim trustworthy drivers take time to train, and warn delays by customers cause late deliveries. They question if extra wagons benefit the public or the company, given customer delays.
Roswell After Strelitz Totzek Wedding Sends Family Farewell
M Calisher of El Paso on a California trip is expected to stay in Roswell for a few days for the Strelitz Totzek wedding next Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J M Miller and daughter Grace left for Denver to make their home, Grace to enter Woolf Hall. They have resided in Roswell 25 years and part with many friends with regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Calisher
el Paso
California
Roswell
J. M. Miller
Miss Grace
Denver
Colo
Woolf Hall
Miller
River rise floods banks near town after heavy rain
Linz river levels surged between morning and evening as rainfall upstream caused a rapid flood. A foot of water had already fallen the day before, and the swift rise pressured local authorities to monitor the spillway and protect low-lying areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linz
Dr. Fisher
Breeding Family Heads to Lexington Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Breeding and daughter Miss Allie passed through this morning en route from Lakewood to Lexington Oklahoma to live for a time. They expect to return to the valley later.
Money to loan on real estate in Roswell area
Union Trust Co and Roswell Title & Trust Co advertise real estate finance options. Warren Bicknell, civil engineer from Cleveland, arrives to review Perrendo Irrigated Farms Co property with George W. York. Describes desirable in valley 80 acre alfalfa farm near Roswell. exchange option for sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Trust Company
Warren Bicknell
Cleveland, O
George W. York
Perrendo Irrigated Farms Co
Roswell
Pecos River Banks Run Full Near River Side
Dr. E M Fisher returned from Acme and crossed the Pecos River north of town at River side. He drove his automobile despite high water, as the Pecos River was running full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Fisher
Acme
Pecos River
Riverside
Roswell man Mr Cooper oversees drainage test holes plan
Mr Cooper has worked for a dozen people in the East Grand Plains Drainage Company and assisted L. K. McGaffey at South Spring and Charles de Bremond east of town. He supervised sinking test holes today and will go to Dexter this evening then Artesia. He aims to return to Roswell next week and later take two to three weeks to Salt Lake City before staying in the area rest of the summer. He has been in the locality since April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Cooper
East
Texaswoman Seeks Roswell Primary Teaching Post
A refined cultured young lady from Texas seeks a public school primary teaching position in Roswell. She has prior experience and strong recommendations, and invites direct inquiry to Miss Odessa Otey in Huntsville, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Roswell
Odessa Otey
Huntsville
Tex
Notary Public Mary A. Cobean at Record Office
Notary public Mary A. Cobean is listed as operating at the Record Office. The notice identifies official capacity and office location for handling authentication and related legal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notary Public
Mary A. Cobean
Record Office
Government aid arrives for farm drainage efforts
A U S Department of Agriculture civil engineer, Sidney W. Cooper, is stationed in Roswell to assist farmers with draining boggy land. He will be at Gilkerson until duties keep him away, having previously worked on the Dexter drainage project before arriving in the valley for Roswell and Dexter assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States Department of Agriculture
Roswell
Sidney W. Cooper
Gilkeson
Joyce Pruits' Cakes and Pies Sale Tomorrow
Local bakery Joyce Pruits' announces a sale of cakes and pies tomorrow. Shoppers are urged to visit the shop for fresh desserts and special prices.
Local shooters head to Artesia tournament
W F Cobb of Albuquerque E F Forsgard and son and L I Wace of Waco Homer Wilder of Lakewood and several others who were in town for the shooting tournament began their journey this morning to Artesia for today’s and tomorrow’s competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cobb
Albuquerque
E. FE. Forsgard and Son
L. I Wace
Waco
Homer Wilder
Lakewood
Artesia
Local Tailor Ad Promises Best Cleaning and Pressing
A compact ad from W. P. Wood offers sale of tailored tanl or-made suits with a guarantee on cleaning and pressing. Contact by phone 324 for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Wood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bosch
Detroit
New York
B. Roswell
G. S. Hann
Lawn Mowers—Enterprise Hdw
Nickey
Hayes & Bonney
U. S
Charles Jones
Rom Douglass
A. T
Roswell Agai
Mr.ones
R. Bones
Star Livery
F. J. Taielen
Joyce Pruit Co
Tmelen
Pecos Valley Drug CO
Woman's Home
McClure’s Magazine
Hattie L. Cobean
New Mexico Fair & Resources Exposition
J. H. O'Rielly
John B. McManus
Ice Man
Roswell Gas Co
Morrison Bros.’ Store
Madras
Percales
Morrison Bros. & Co
St. Joan's Day
Masonic Fraternity
W. S. Prager
E. A. Cahoon
J. W. Willson
Mr. Cooper
Dexter
Stine Shoe Co
Building & Loan Association
E A. Cahoon
H. McGune
E. G. Minton
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