Mrs A A Bailey Visits From Hagerman
Mrs A A Bailey was in town from Hagerman yesterday visiting friends and stopping at local shops.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
3
Mrs A A Bailey was in town from Hagerman yesterday visiting friends and stopping at local shops.
CXVO Lee Richards traveled to Portales today while E F Hardwick visited Clovis this morning. Harry Thorne arrived from Elkins to visit friends. S H Fairchild returned from a business trip east. Fred Mielenz attended from Dexter yesterday. George Fletcher of Artesia left for San Antonio. John B Gill went to Hagerman to place orders for apple boxes. Mrs Owen Ragsdale of Artesia left for San Antonio. Tom Davenport came down from Clovis for a short visit. Roswell Hotel meals praised at 25 cents. H W Morrison returned to Carlsbad after a two day visit with Arnold Morrison.
C A Baker left Roswell this morning for his routine trip representing Roswell Wool and Hide Company. He is known for regular freight and commodity movements serving regional clients and suppliers.
Rollins Smith of Kansas City travels to Artesia on business while visiting Roswell friends. He arrived by bus, continuing a pattern of social and professional trips between cities.
Mrs A H Sweetland came back to Lake Arthur last night following a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Hartmen.
J. F. Joyce of Carlsbad C. F. Joyce of Roswell and A. T. Monroe of New Orleans traveled to Portales today on business.
Harry Hamilton of Artesia passed through this morning en route to San Antonio to visit family, sharing travel plans and expected time with relatives.
Mrs. Austin Porter and son head to Paris Texas for an extended stay likely nine months. Miss Pearl Dill departs Chicago after a three month visit with her uncle D H Dill. Solon Owens leaves for Memphis Texas to finalize a land deal worth 85000 dollars. Wm de Roden-Pos returns from Hagerman after addressing Farmers Union. Rent ad: two room office space for ground floor. R M Parsons travels to Kansas City on Kansas City Life Insurance business, back in a week. W G Urton returns from Missouri Virginia Texas trip, away since November. Mrs Sallie Robert goes home to Artesia after visiting Maple Hill Kansas.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will hold a St Patrick's tea at the home of Mrs A Pruit on March 17. Bernard Pos of Artesia left for Grand Rapids Michigan after receiving a telegram about his aged mother's critical condition, accompanied by his son.
Mr and Mrs R M Mountford who have stayed about a year left for their Devonport Iowa home and expect to return next fall. Mountford works as a piano rebuilder and tuner. Mr and Mrs Roy Mook with guests Mr and Mrs F P Fruchy of Marion Indiana, Mrs Mook’s parents, left for the Yellow House Ranch for a short visit.
B H Schwerdtfeger traveled from Carlsbad by auto with J Q Cummins of this city and Mr Fiscus of Portales, returning home last night.
Mrs Sam Saunders of Los Angeles arrives from Clovis to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Lib Rainbolt and relatives for the summer. She is accompanied by her two children. Chavez at 118 South Main Street advertises cleaning pressing and all repairs with work done to satisfaction.
A 320 acre tract and a 200 acre tract with level land and splendid soil near Hagerman in the Artesia belt are offered for exchange for a Roswell property. Contact John L. Hinkle Hagerman New Mexico 65110.
Valley Optical Company promotes a new stock of auto goggles and dust glasses at Roswell. The ad highlights protective eyewear for drivers and workers, signaling a fresh inventory and shopping option at the optics shop.
J. H. Mook traveled from the Yellow House Ranch last night due to Mrs. Mook's illness, which showed marked improvement today.
Capt. W. L. Berry, a steamboat man from the Tennessee and Cumberland river country, left this morning for his home after a visit here and at Lincoln, where he has a friend in a sanitarium.
Mr and Mrs D F Frysinger left this morning for Van Wert Ohio after seven weeks visiting W X Bastin and family. They had planned a longer stay but were recalled by the illness of Mrs Frysinger s brother.
For trees fruit and shade in good assortment call or write J. S. Higasmith proprietor Artesia Nursery Artesia New Mexico or Wratt Johnson at sealing ground cover of Main and Fifth streets Roswell New Mexico phone 591.
G W Hartman who has been selling art goods in Las Vegas traveled to Fort Sumner today. He built the Lea house on Main street in Poke, now occupied by L R Hartley, originally for a hotel use and it is fulfilling that purpose.
Joe Martin opens a general shoe shop at 316 Main Street in Roswell, the old A. J. Hill office site, offering shoe making, repair, and custom orders. Opened recently, the business emphasizes quality workmanship and prompt service.
Mrs A P Parker long based in China as a missions worker for the Southern Methodist Church arrives tomorrow night and will address the congregation at 7 20 o clock at the Southern Methodist Church. The public is invited to attend.
Multiple sale notices list a seven room modern dwelling at First and Kentucky avenues with terms via 311 N Kentucky, a near new disc cultivator and household items, Apple wood stove lengths, Jersey cows at Ingleside Farm with phone 62 five, an eight horsepower mounted Fairbanks Morse engine, a near town close in four to five room modern houses with water rights, and additional farm equipment and poultry offerings with locations in Roswell, Oasis Ranch Co, and near Military Institute.
Classified items seek rooming house rental at 808 N Richardson and 611 N Richardson Missouri Sunshine Inn with J W Johnson also seeks boarders. Requests include borrowing 3000 with security, renting a new modern 5 or 6 room house, bell boy needed at Gilkeson Hotel, washing and ironing, and various work or bookkeeper positions with references available.
Several rental listings appear. The Virginia Inn at Fourth and Richardson is advertised for rent. Other spaces include an office suite on the ground floor with city water available through Roswell Title and Trust Co. BE. W. Mitchell is the agent. An office room with vault access is offered by Roswell B. and L. Association via R. H. McCune. A four room house at 209 West Lilden is available through W. C. Buckley in the Texas Block 13 area.
The court has allowed Roswell Business College to use the largest hall in the city while the new court house is under construction. Classes proceed with high grade work and a strong student body. School hours are 12 30 to 4 00 pm daily and Saturdays. J E Wootton commends the school and notes uninterrupted operation during the project.
The ladies of the M. E. church will hold a chicken pie dinner Thursday at old Majestic, with a supper to follow. Dinner 35 cents, supper 25 cents. Also advertising a weekend fishing party service.
Roswell Title & Trust Co promises expert service and guaranteed quality for all clients. The statement emphasizes reliability, customer assurance, and local trust in real estate title processing and related services.
Mrs Lucy Peckham aged 26 wife of Charles Peckham died at 3 20 yesterday afternoon at 313 North Richardson avenue after arriving ten days ago from Enid Oklahoma seeking tuberculosis care She leaves a husband and a one year old child Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 00 pm from Heninger parlors Fourth Street Elder George Fowler in charge Burial at South Side cemetery
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