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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
3
Real estate brief items show traders and executives traveling for property duties. Names include C. Egleston, H. Wixom, Y. Tomlinson, Y. Tomlinson's Carlsbad trip, and Roswell's Roswell Title and Trust Co. activities. Other mentions include the Valley Optical Company and Dr. P W Love fellow on missions in New Mexico.
Mr and Mrs Reed of Chicago visit Mrs T Chegwidden. Nisb et returns from Portales court. Farnsworth from Artesia sheep ranch. Aluery from a lower valley business trip. Gatewood from Portales court. Mrs Lou Osborne and son depart for Boaz. Shearman from Hagerman at work on Felix dam. Sweet of Roswell GasCo returns from trip to Kansas City. Lawrence returns from St Louis with Pecos prospectors. Spickler from Seward NL joins sister in making home and taking creamery job. Ads list gas store for sale and multiple property and goods for sale or exchange. Social items note St Patrick’s Day parties, Elks gathering, and theatrical show The Old Clothes Man tonight at the Armory. Cemetery Association meeting tomorrow at 2:00 PM.
Fletcher Carley and Mr. Erb and son of Maynard IA have arrived for a week’s visit with Charles Doty and family.
Miss Tennie Mitchell of Ramsdale, on a brief visit with friends, departed this morning for Clovis.
Miss Lela Mullis departed for Hagerman last night after spending three days in town visiting her brother John Mullis.
Carl Kinsley arrived with his wife for a several week visit. His wife has been spending the winter with her brother Dr W C Buchly. Kinsley is a professor of physics at the University of Chicago and has an Easter vacation from his duties, staying until after Easter.
Henry C. Schrader, summoned two weeks earlier to his former home in South Bend Indiana by his father's death, arrived back last night.
A fragment notes the push to advertise goods despite skepticism. The item urges consistent promotion to prove demand, urging readers to “show him” through steady advertising in the Daily Record.
Mr and Mrs Henry Opper of Granville Tl are expected tonight for a visit with Mr and Mrs E F Hayslip Mrs Opper is a sister of Mr Hayslip and will stay with the Hayslips during the visit.
C. A. Sipple of Artesia hosted eight prospectors from Kansas and Nebraska yesterday. Sipple and his sons accompanied the party of pros pectors as they traveled in two automobiles to Artesia yesterday afternoon.
The ladies of the M. E. church will sell homemade bread chicken pies salads baked beans brown bread cakes pies cottage cheese and other foods tomorrow at the Western Grocery.
The ladies of the M. E. chureau offer pies, salads, baked beans, bread, cakes, cottage cheese for sale tomorrow at the We en venue. Funds raised will support their church activities and community programs.
J. F. Bowman arrived from Artesia this morning to meet E. R. Gesler of Artesia and an excursion party from the north. They plan to return to Artesia this evening by automobile.
Mr and Mrs F J Rork who ran the Virginia Inn have turned it over to J S Cooper the chi er and left this morning for Elida where they have two sons H Chavez a tailor at 118 South Main Street cleans presses and repairs all work done to satisfaction.
Gregory S Moore of Pecos Valley Drug Co sells the post office news stand to Miss Pau line White who arrived from Atlanta to join her sister. Will Drennon assists in management temporarily and she will continue handling newspapers stationery and cigars.
Wanted notices list positions at ranches and farms including a man and wife for a job at El Capitan Hotel, an elderly lady for general housework, a lad’s pony, a colored couple for asis ranch, a cook at Hamilton Stock farm with couple preferred, plain sewing at home for a family, and hand compositors at the Star union office in East Las Vegas New Mexico.
Furnished rooms with board available at 243 N Pa 716. Furnished house at 601 South Main offered at 25 dollars monthly, phone 55. Office suite ground floor with city water, apply E W Mitchell agent. 86tf.
Former Vice President Charles W. Hair banks and Mrs Hair will be guests of honor at the fourth annual Daugh iers of Indiana dinner at the Hotel Astor in New York on March 18. The reception will welcome Mr and Mrs Hair back from overseas travel as they return home.
Hills and Dunn advertise furniture hardware rugs and sewing supplies at 305 807 N Main phone 69 Roswell Hardware Co wholesales and retails hardware gasoline engines pipe pumps fencing plumbing water supply goods tinware wagons buggies and implements presented by Independent Hardware offering wholesale and retail hardware goods.
U S Meat Market advertises itself as providing only the best meat with quality as its motto. It emphasizes high standards and dependable selection for customers seeking top-grade goods.
City livery and transfer company advertises cab service at 122 West 2nd Street with boarding available and special care. Anderson and Chuning are listed as proprietors.
Jaffa Prager Co a dry goods firm and Joyce Pruit Co a dry goods firm are described as the largest wholesale and retail supply houses in the Southwest offering clothing groceries and ranch supplies.
Found a silk head scarf. Owner may claim by visiting the Record Office, proving ownership and paying for this advertisement.
A 9 month old yellow and white spotted Scotch terrier named Bob is lost with a reward offered. Also lost is a small black purse containing a five dollar bill, with return locations including B O Beall and Mrs D R Perkins at 1526 North Missouri Street for rewards.
Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co presents itself as the oldest drug store in Roswell, promising all things up-to-date for customers. The brief notice markets longevity and current inventory.
The swellest line of furniture in Roswell with high qualities and low prices.
New York March 18. A change in by laws reduces the minimum fluctuation from five hundredths to one hundredth of a cent and takes effect today by the New York Coffee Exchange. The new rule will not apply to trading in months before January next.
Rent needed for a completely furnished 5 or 6 room cottage. Modern and up to date, close in, in a good neighborhood. Will pay liberally. Respond with address to Post Office Box 815 Roswell 41213.
Brigadier General Charles Morton, commanding the Department of Missouri, is placed on the United States Army retired list. Colonel Ralph W. Hoyt of the Twenty-fifth Infantry is appointed brigadier general to fill Morton’s vacancy.
Grain, coal and wood supplied by Roswell Wool and Hide Co. They buy hides and invite customers to phone 30. Roswell Trading Co. promotes coal, hay and grain with the claim of always the best, located on East Second Street and reachable at phone 126.
Ray's Studio at 207 West Fourth Street offers latest styles in portraits and photographs at affordable prices. Shop features include new backdrops and quick turnaround.
The Oriental Livery and Cab Line offers day and night service. Paine 40, W. R. Bond, Prop.
Pecos Valley Lumber Co offers lumber shingles doors lime cement paints varnish and glass. Roswell Lumber Co proclaims the 614 east lumber yard in Roswell for all building materials and paints. Kemp Lumber Co advertises fine cedar posts.
W eight Murrell offers professional piano tuning and repairing services graduate of a piano tuning conservatory. Experienced and guaranteed work. Located at 348 East 6th Street phone 569.
RACKET STORE offering Queensware graniteware nations stationery and more at lower prices. Located at 324 North Main.
A choice selection of city and farm property at good figures to buyer. Phone 86. Miss Neli R. Moors invites inquiries and arrangements for purchases or viewing.
The notice lists undertakers Dilley Es Son offering services and the Henninger undertaking with private ambulance and prompt service. Parlors are at 121 West Fourth Street with phone numbers 76 or 111 and 262 rings respectively.
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