Advertisements and political notes from The Record
Advertisements to insure insertion must be in by eleven o clock. Warner will be senator from Missouri. Columbus received $50 a month on his voyage. Republicans short four senators in Congress with two absent under indictment. Wisconsin elected La Follette but he has not resigned. Whiteman indicted for misappropriating government property. Las Vegas Optic criticisms answered. paper improving. Legislature raises sheriff to 5000 and county superintendent to 1500. irrigation engineer salary 2000. Russia must fight on, pride and egotism criticized. Japan praised for humility amid war. St. Johns band concert enjoyed. Slinkard reports labor shortage. Honda dam progressing. Infant of Mr and Mrs Crawford dies. funeral at South Side cemetery. Wedding of W B Mersfelder and Miss Estelle Winn at Shelby hotel, Elder C C Hill officiating.
Hardware Supply Listing for House Building Needs
An ad lists construction materials including siding flooring casing sheathing and dimensions plus roofing tarred felt pitch and malthoid shingles lath lime plaster portland cement for foundations and sidewalks. It promotes mantels grates tiling and heavy timbers as well as bridge culvert material and various woods and fencing. Inspect stock before building.
Infant Daughter of Gunsul Returns Home for Funeral
Mr and Mrs Bernard Gunsul arrive home from St Louis on Sunday afternoon with the remains of their infant daughter who died on March 15 in St Louis. Funeral held at 2 30 this afternoon at the undertaking parlors of Dilley and Son with Dr C E Lukens presiding and interment at South Side cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Crawford
First
Main Streets
South Side Cemetery
Bernard Gunsul
St. Louis
C. E. Lukens
Dilley & Son
Social World Notes From Local Presbyterian Order and Shakespeare Club
The social program by the Bible class of the Presbyterian Sunday school is postponed and will be held tomorrow evening at Dr and Mrs C E Lukens home. The Shakespeare Club met with Mrs Kate B McGaffey on Saturday afternoon featuring a paper Feasts of the Romans by Mrs Millard Stone. Attendees included Mrs Hill Mrs McGaffey Mrs Poe Mrs Phillips Mrs Stone Mrs Norvall Mrs Walker Mrs Kellahin Miss Costa Miss Holt. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday afternoon March 25 with Mrs G T Veal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
C. E. Lukens
The
Shakespeare Club
Kate B. McGaffey
Millard Stone
Hill
McGaffey
Poe
Phillips
Stone
Norvall
Walker
Kellahin
For Sale and Fire Loss at W. L. Foster Place
Classified notices show sale offers for Chicago via Kansas City tickets, plus a fire tragedy at a six stall barn owned by W. L. Foster near Roswell. Bees were smoked out by manager D. R. Betterson and a Mexican employee, the stall fire spreading to burn a horse and 1.5 tons of hay. no insurance. Foster resides in Shreveport, La. Also ads for secondhand goods, a five room house, an egg hatchery listing, and cheap Manila paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Foster
Roswell
D. R. Betterson
Mr. Foster
Shreveport
Deed Filed Transferring Land To C VanDeBout
One deed filed in the Probate Clerk and Recorder F P Gayle's office transfers from The Felix Land and Cattle Company to C VanDeBout for 2091.25 dollars. The 59.75 acre tract in section 20 township 13 south range 26 east includes a right of way for a ditch and roads along several sides and along the railroad and about an acre for school purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Gayle
Felix Land and Cattle Company
C. VanDeBout
Township
Herbine Promises Health Vigor for Liver Complaint
Mrs. Belle H. Shirel of Middlesborough Illinois reports liver complaint relief and improved blood via Herbine. The remedy is praised for restoring strength and vitality, with new life and activity observed. Pecos Valley Drug Co advertises it at 50 cents.
Came Here to Marry. After the Wedding a Bovina Couple Return
A young couple from Bovina visited Roswell Saturday afternoon seeking a suitable place to wed and shared their plans with parents and friends after the ceremony. The event was described in local society notes and reflected community interest in the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Bovina
Surveyor B. J. Field Returns Home From Roswell
Lakewood surveyor B. J. Field spent two days in Roswell and returned to his home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Field
Lakewood
Roswell
Railroad Time Table And Local Court Visit
South bound trains arrive daily at 4 50 p m depart 5 05 p m 11 10 a m north bound times shown. M D Burns agent notes mail close local time for north and south bound trains. Judge U S Bateman traveled to Carlsbad Saturday night to be ready for court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Burns
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Mexico
Associated Press
the Record
County OF Chaves
City OF
Warner
Mis
Souri
Columbus
Ery
Congress
Burton and
Mitchell
Dela
Ware
Wis
Consin Gov. la Follette
State Office
General Whiteman
Otero
Ing
Erest
Las Vegas
New
Coun
Ated
Russia
Ditch
Foundation of Egotism
Egotisti
Cal
St. Petersburg
Into
Sea
Japan
Commodore Perry
Thunder
Pathfinder
Ternoon
Slinkard
W. R. Slinkard
W. B. Mersfelder
Estelle Winn
Shelby Hotel
C. C. Hill
Christian Church
Slobe-Wernicke
Allery Furniture Co
Ber
Citizens National Bank
Corner
4Th & Main Streets
C. H. Hale
Sheriff’s Office
N. Main St
Missouri Ave
H. Henning
North
Richardson Ave
N. Richardson
Jar & Pettey
Pecos Valley
D. R. Britt
A. J. Nisbet
Wellington
Kansas
Record Office
Chicago
Kansas City
Springfield
Illinois
W. Mussenden
Insects
Peacock & Smith
China Hall
Fourth and
Main St
W. W. Baldwin
Cranston Press
Waterville
S. C
Belle
H. Shirel
Middlesborough, Ill
Pecos
Ley Drug Co
Kemp
East Fourth Street
A. W. Whitlock
E. C. Jackson
Whitlock & Jackson
Lake Arthur
Grand Central Hotel
J. W. Stockard
Eos
U. S. Bateman
Carls
F. Ffernandez
North Main Street
American Rotary
Brandnew, L
R. Hartley
P. O. Box
N. M
Frank N. Brown
Roswell National Bank
T. FE. Presley
Oklahoma Block
D. D. Teapele
Attorney-At-Law
Garden City
Kan
Oklahoma
Artesia
J. Hollingbery
Amonett
North Main
J. W. Overman
Roswell Building & Loan Association
J. M. Reed
Walter Allen
Texarkana
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