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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1907
Page
4
Money to loan offered by Carlton and Bell. Oots Eyes free at L B Boellner, jeweler and optician. Mrs Oliver Smith ill at home on South Main. E J Miller returned Monday from Picacho on a business visit.
Bauer's Candy and Jaffa Pro Co visitor from Lake Arthur noted. Judge Wi W Gatewood attended court in Carlsbad after a Monday trip. W Hzodes left for Amarillo on a ten day business visit. Advertisement asks not to sell until negotiating with Makins Second Hand Store, phone 227, Carlton & Bell.
Woodruff and DeFreest list property for sale with Kellahin Calfee at 303 North Main Street. John West returns from Elida after a four day business visit. Deputy Sheriff Guy Herbert travels to Carlson on legal business. J C Wilson of Dayton visits for business interests. Dr W T Joyner back from road trip. H L Wenger and wife from South Bend, Inc. arrive at Gilkeson. Horses and mules bought and sold by Woodruff and DeFreest opposite the Post Office.
Dan R. Neese went to Dexter last night to do some work that will keep him there a week. Mrs. D. Beitler of Hot Springs Arkansas arrived last night for a short visit with friends.
H E Mull of Artesia spent one day in the area on business and returned home last night. Howell Pitts and W S Dorris went to Carlsbad last night and will be away a few days on business.
Local shopper notes Bauer's Candy on sale at Jaffa Prager & Co. Visitors include Walter Ward and partners visiting from Bovina. Col. W. E. Rogers heads to Fort Worth stock show. Ed wards return from Roswell after business. Miss Eva Nelson heads to Dallas Conservatory for six months. Hatching eggs offered from Iowa prize strains at Kentucky Ave address. Mrs. P. M. Baker departs Artesia after visiting in Roswell.
Bob Perryman from Hazel man came to Roswell on Monday for several days of business.
Ed Weidman and M. Schloss were Sunday visitors from Dexter on their way home Monday. Orge M. Smith returned from a business trip to the Yellow House ranch in Texas. P. H. Gunter and Mr. Goodman left Roswell by auto for Torrance and western territory. E. T. Dunaway visited for professional business and returned to Artesia. Henry C. Brown left Hagerman for Montague county Texas. Woods returned home to Cairo Illinois after visiting Roswell. Roswell realty loan ad placed by Woodruff & Freest opposite Post Office.
Mrs. M. C. Singleton arrived from Dexter Monday to shop and visit in Roswell. J. Wescott of Galva Iowa, in town several days on a prospecting trip, left for Hagerman last night. Bauer's Candy note accompanies the delivery.
L Roper of El Paso of the H L Roper Mining Machinery Company arrived Monday by auto for a business visit.
Mildred Blackshere departed last night for Carlsbad to take a position in the Mor rison Brothers store there.
J Slater of New York and A J Hill conduct wool business here before Slater sails to Dallas. W Tutus and wife travel to Artesia to oversee Bernard Poss Piano Co interests. Rome New York’s 1412 C A Sweet and Texas’ W A Traylor head to Toyah after several days in town. Jess Ashenhurst, with his brother, moves toward Estancia to join family. Mr Isiah Janney and wife from Marshall, Illinois depart for Long Beach California for an extended health related stay. Mrs Welch unveils spring millinery line for Easter in town.
A Bauers candy box is offered at the Jaffa Prager Co candy counter. The ad promises it will make you solid and appeals to buyers seeking a quick treat.
J. H. O'Reilly, secretary and general manager of Occidental Life, returned Sunday from Carlsbad and drove to Albuquerque. I. J. Ballar came from Lake Arthur to visit his daughter at St. Mary's hospital, who is improving before a trip to Amarillo.
Mrs. R. Barnett and her children arrived home after a two months stay with relatives in Oak Ridge, Louisiana. They were joined by Mrs. Barnett’s niece Miss Abbie Craig who will spend the summer here.
George E. French returned from Decatur Texas after a telegram announced his mother's critical illness. She died last Friday and the funeral was held Saturday in Decatur. John Pollard resigned from Joyce Pruit Company and took another post at Diamond Aranean, leaving Monday with T R Rice who had been in town on business.
Miss Allweni Levi, after six and a half years with Nathan Jaffa, left Monday for Philadelphia to visit her parents in Hessen Castle Germany and likely remain there for life.
A C Kennath of Artesia passes through Roswell on Monday en route to Amarillo to reopen his Pecos Valley exhibit used to attract prospectors further south. Oliver Nelson leaves for Trinidad Colorado for a month or two while his wife and son Ely visit relatives in Sherman Texas. Mrs Nelson plans a three to four week stay.
Misses Ila and Jennie Baker traveled to Lake Arthur last night after a day spent in Roswell visiting the large stores.
E Kearney of Kansas City, noted traveling representative for Lowney’s chocolates, arrived by automobile on Monday for business.
Camp with us at Sunnyside for tuberculosis free admission. No advanced cases accepted. Phone 428 for interested parties. W. S. Hicks, Mgr. 151f.
A compilation of short items from cities across the country. Performers Ada Sasoli and Hahn assist a concert fundraiser for a college endowment. E H Sothern Julia Marlowe head to London for an April 15 engagement. Politicians in Brooklyn plan an Indian war dance at Arion hall. Prohibition meeting in Colorado discusses licensing. Oklahoma optical and jewelry conventions attract delegates. Methodist attendees gather for district conference in Warsaw. American Railway engineers hold a three day session in Chicago. Bryan Club in Chattanooga marks Bryan’s birthday with notable speakers. Rosebud stakes for two-year-olds run in New Orleans. Dwyer and Beall to wrestle in Denver. Plague threatens Oregon jack rabbits. Classified ads include multiple property and livestock listings.
Kansas City March 19. Is smashing a valuable meerschaum pipe grounds for divorce asks John Behr director of the Willis Wood theater orchestra. He files for legal separation from Ella Backus Behr now in Germany. He claims she was familiar with a man named Doe and describes an August 1906 incident where she angrily ripped the pipe from his mouth and destroyed it.
Beginning April first a minimum rate of fifty cents per month will be charged on each of the company's meters for gas service as stated by Roswell Gas Company.
Tomorrow Wednesday Kipling's will offer pure Canadian Maple Syrup Ice Cream as a refreshing treat for hot weather. The shop invites customers to step in and try a dish to beat the heat.
Classified notice listing furnished 5 room house for sale or rent at Capitan Hotel 1213. Also advertises large sunny room for two with board at Paone 149 719 N Main St. 85tf
Classified notices show asks for ten burros from Nokes bicycle shop and one mile of second hand barb wire and posts at Box 585 Roswell 07112. Also a man seeks any day or evening work through H W Case at the Record Office.
Classified loss notices seek return of items including a class pin Re H S 06 with reward, a Red Gordon letter with wart on his mouth and return address 601 South Main, a pearl diamond brooch with center stone and reward offered at 105 South Pa Ave or the office.
Antonio Love pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses after taking 25 from Charley Clyng. He was arraigned before Justice Welter, sentenced to three months in jail, fined 50 dollars with costs of 141 dollars, totaling 231 days if both served.
Preliminary hearing in Dayton cleared Bob Faulkner of killing his friend Will Smith finding the act unintentional. He is released on bond while facing a grand jury on a separate charge of flourishing a deadly weapon in a settled community and fined 50 dollars plus costs for carrying a revolver. The incident followed a night of drinking with two women claiming to be Smith's wife and sister. The two women and a man were jailed for vagrancy. Reuben a Dandy. The Nobles Dramatic Co opened a three night run at the Majestic with Reuben Glue in Australia to a packed house. Fred C Frink starred as Reuben. Tonight the company performs Fanchon the Cricket.
The California state council of the Junior Order United American Mechanics begins its annual session in Riverside with delegates from across the state. A special train brings many from San Francisco area. Oakland’s General Custer council will exemplify initiatory work and host the evening banquet. The convention will discuss issues including admission of Japanese students to California public schools.
Advertises eggs for hatching at $1.00 for 15 from a Roswell poultry yard with a record of 208 eggs per hen per year. Includes address on east side of Fair Grounds and Cash Grocery contact phone 351. 1516.
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