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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
4
I Heard returned last night from Kenna ev H F Vermillion returned to Harman last night. he McCarley went to Portales this morning on horse business.
Postmaster Robert Kellahin left this morning for Portales to adjust a fire loss as the shop waits for a buyer. Phone 227.
Mrs. Clymer Coldren and her children arrived back in Texico today, accompanied by Miss Anna Westerterp.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lewis Jr and family left this morning for their home in Elida after spending a week in Roswell.
R Y Witherspoon departed this morning for Midlothian Texas after spending a week in Roswell prospecting.
Tom and Phelps White retired last night from Bovina and nearby points. Mrs. L. A. Smith arrived from Portales to spend today shopping in Roswell. P. L. Van Zant and T. W. Atkins came from Elida last night and will stay indefinitely.
A. A. Freeman and J. O. Cameron returned to Carlsbad after several days on legal business. G. S. Moore traveled to Hagerman to install a new soda fountain at the Pecos Valley Drug Company's store and plans to return Sunday.
J W Denney a real estate agent from Elida returned to his home this morning after a brief stay in the area and plans to stop at Elkins on his way.
Mrs Horace Smith of Waco Texas, visiting Roswell since January, departed this morning for Pueblo Colorado to spend the summer there.
G. W. Crawford arrived in Roswell from Kansas City for a brief stop with his brother A. J. Crawford proprietor of the Roswell Hotel before continuing on to Pecos.
D G Hall arrived from Acme after several days overseeing work on the Roswell Cement and Plaster Company's new plant project.
Charles de Bremond departed yesterday afternoon for his mountain ranch, accompanied by L. R. Alexander and Captain Murray. They plan to stay about two weeks.
Miss Lillian Griffiths arrived from Canyon City for an extended visit with F. J. Murchinson and family who recently moved here two miles from town. Mrs. R. T. Burge left for Beaumont to spend two weeks while Mr. Burge tours the mountains for his horse. Miss Jack Caruthers of Brooklyn left for Dallas Waco Tyler and Galveston to visit before returning home. S. S. Roberts, district court clerk, passed through on the way from Portales to Carlsbad to spend Sunday at home and reports the Parish preliminaries still in progress.
J. B. Miller and his daughters Miss Setta Bettie and Lavon, long-time Hagerman residents for eighteen months, departed this morning to return to their former home in Tina Missouri to continue their affairs after closing out interests at Hagerman.
Mrs. Frank Wright left this morning for Memphis Texas after five weeks visiting relatives. Her sister Miss Velma White earned a Roswell High School diploma at the graduation exercises held last night.
Mrs. H. C. Evans improves after a sickness spell while J. P. White returns from Texas with news of a good rain at the Yellow House.
H L Birney former manager of the Dexter townsite was here yesterday on business and left for Artesia where his family is temporarily making its home. He spent last winter in Albuquerque for treatment and gained markedly while in the Duke City.
Mrs. E J Coe from Glencoe Lincoln county left for Orchard Park to visit her mother Mrs J T Evans. She was accompanied by Miss Jessie Craig whose mother Mrs J T Craig will be in Carlsbad for a few days. Turkey Dinner advertised at Shelby Hotel on Sunday May 5 at regular price 54t2.
The Majestic Theatre presents Roswell with a refreshed venue under new management. The Record notes better snow displays and quality music, calling the place a wholesome amusement option for locals. The note also mentions local business references including E. B. Stone and addresses on 5th and Mo avenues.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Goddard leave by auto for Torrance Special program tonight at Majestic Eight o clock one per formance. Tailor Stem Bloch claims to fit by mathematical exactness offering clothing for all silhouettes. Ingersoll's Book Store sole agent for Cates Baseball Card Game for parties and entertainment. Lost First National Bank checkbook with papers reward offered to return to J E Mitchell.
A Denver youth and a girl about 16 eloped and passed through Trinidad on their way to Albuquerque. They sought a minister to wed and fled before the girl's father reached town. The boy is said to be named Barrmore. both party members come from good Denver families and were well dressed.
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