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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1907
Page
4
The notice lists local items including an eye test offer at L B Boellner Jeweler and Optician. W P Littlefield arrived Sunday evening from a ranch near Kezna. Frank Anderson left for a business trip to Kansas City. Ma kin's Second Hand Store asks customers to figure before selling. Mr and Mrs Charrley Weitman of Dexter were in town. Illustrated song Majestic tonight at 10.
H. C. Elrick arrived from Dexter on a Sunday morning for a brief business visit.
Mrs. Ella Jordan traveled to Artesia Sunday night for a two day business visit. M. S. Boyce came from Amarillo Saturday to attend to business interests. Charles L. Swain visited from Canyon City Sunday night on a business trip.
D G Reid and Conductor K I Read of Amarillo were visitors Sunday. E L Higginbotham, a business traveler, was in Amarillo Saturday. R S Craven and his little son from Ha German spent Sunday with Roswell friends. Postmaster Mose Schloss of Dexter visited Roswell on Sunday. A Roswell Trade Directory card keeps names before the people.
No 6 13 Pay your GAS BILLS discount after Monday. Elmer Dennings returned Saturday night from a trip through Texas after several weeks away. A L W Nilsson departed for Texico and Sunnyside on a business trip of several days. Jay J I Hinkle visited Roswell friends then returned to Hagerman. We offer the cheapest money to loan on realty in Roswell via Woodruff and DeFreest opposite the Post office. John W Puckett of Portales visited Roswell then traveled to Torrance by auto. R e y R Rector, the colored minister, returned Saturday night from Sherman Dallas and Fort Worth.
Mr and Mrs J L Leonard arrived home Sunday night after a month visiting Kansas City and nearby Missouri towns.
Bob Perryman returned to Hagerman on Saturday night after a several days visit in Roswell. W. M. Reed went back to Carlsbad Sunday night from time with family in the city. M. W. Evans and Will Lawrence came from Lake Arthur to spend Sunday with Roswell friends. J. F. Patterson left for Hico Texas due to his father's illness. E. W. Mitchell traveled to Hagerman and Lake Arthur Sunday night for a three to four day business trip. Adolph the stone mason returned Sunday morning from Dexter where he completed stone work.
Mrs. W. P. Malone went back to her Hagerman home Sunday night after spending three or four days with relatives here.
C. E. Dickens traveled to Dexter on Saturday night to handle business and visit friends, staying several days.
E G Hancher departed Saturday night for his home in Carlsbad after spending most of last week in town on immigration business.
Mrs W H Smith and her sister Mrs J W Wilson returned Sunday morning from a four days visit with relatives in Hagerman. WANTED plain sewing at 704 W Hendricks St Mrs Godby. DRESSMAKING plain or fancy sewing of all kinds prices right Mrs J M Kegans Room 1 Park Hotel. WANTED one mile of second hand barb wire and posts Address Box 585 Roswell. WANTED Bell boy at the Gilkeson Hotel Apply at once. WANTED small children to care for while mothers attend social or other duties Charges reasonable 203 N Penn Ave phone 540. WANTED Gentleman or lady to travel for Mercantile House of large capital If desirable the home may be used as headquarters Weekly salary of 1092 00 per year and expenses Address Armstrong Alexander 125 Plymouth Place Chicago Illinois.
Howard Booth, a railroad special agent, traveled to Hagerman Sunday night and then to Carlsbad after a brief stay here. P. H. Gunter of Dallas, Evangeline Syrups representative, visited Dexter Sunday night following several days in Roswell. Wylie Parsons returns to the Military Institute for studies after illness. Lost items include rimless spectacles, a lady’s black coat, and a diamond brooch with rewards offered.
Oral notices list land scrip eggs cattle horses alfalfa seed and land for sale with prices and contact points. Items include 2000 ewes for lambing grounds 160 acres with three artesian wells 400 head ponies and a light family carriage. Miss Mattie Boone returns to Spring Mound Valley after visiting Roswell.
Several small classified items list furnished house rental near El Capitan Hotel and a large sunny room for two with board at Peone Main Street. Also ads offering alfalfa pasture at $1.50 per month per horse and general stock pasture with pasture-ready grass noted at Capitan Hotel.
Majestic J. W Dent and wife of Artesia were in town Saturday for business. Miss Belle Parker traveled to Carsbad Sunday for a short visit with friends. H. W. Titus and wife arrived from Phoenix to visit Miss Mary Gilbert of Dayton. Miss Nell White returned to her Hagerman school after a weekend at home. Mrs. E. S. Nye of Ottawa Iowa left for Western Texas after a brief stay. Nola Oliver went to Points down the road on a three day business trip. Mr and Mrs D Shanahan returned to Bovina after four days in Roswell on business.
Mrs. R B McElhannon and Mrs W K Waterman of Greenfield spent Saturday in Roswell shops. Otto Baumer arrived from Artesia on business and remained through the weekend. Miss Mary Finney, now living in Roswell, went to Elida Saturday morning to spend a week with relatives.
Mr and Mrs George Yates of Sweetwater Texas arrived Saturday and will travel on to Lincoln to establish their home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jacobson departed Saturday to return to their Dayton Iowa home after a four month stay here to improve their health.
Famous Aleigretti candies in tb and 1tb packages featured with highest grade ednocolates and bon bons. Always fresh.
Mrs Iva J Keebler plans a Carlsbad visit for a week or ten days and will bring her daughter upon return. J S Tucker and sons Louie and Dewitt Tucker traveled from Lake Arthur for a day visit. H S Sutton departed for Amarillo to manage two weeks of business. Woodruff and DeFreest take over Grand Central Hotel management.
Avery Turner, vice president and general manager, rode in his private car from Pecos through Carlsbad to Amarillo Saturday night and Sunday morning on a road trip up and down the line.
Personal recommendations from people cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy boost its status as a staple item in trade across a wide portion of the civilized world.
Miss Flora Longworth leaves for Van Wert Ohio after two week visit with her uncle J F Longworth. J We Hof of Albuquerque travels to Torrance then plans return around July 1 for business. Ree Sneathen heads back to Elida after buying trees in Roswell for his well area. Misses Bessie Norcross Dora Wilson depart for Coffeyville Kansas. W F Wiseley and C F Smith, Texas businessmen, return home after a few days on business. Mr and Mrs E Allman of North Carolina conclude valley sightseeing trip and depart for home.
Mrs W R Hess of Carlsbad who has stayed two weeks visiting her brother J F Matheson left Saturday for Alva Oklahoma Territory to join her husband and establish a home there.
Sunnyside Camp Health Resort announces new management. Sanitarium feature eliminated and house tents offered for light housekeeping at $5, $10, and $15 per month. Phone 428-W. S. HICKS, Manager.
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