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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
3
W. G. Harrison left this morning returning to St. Louis after spending three months here and at Artesia. HH. A. Porter of Artesia was here yesterday to handle business matters and returned home this morning.
It appears that Mr. Doflge will present a reading for the Shakespeare Club on Saturday afternoon, inviting members to attend the event likely scheduled for that day.
Mr and Mrs A E Travis of New York spent four weeks here prospecting and left this morning for Los Angeles California Mrs L Slagle recently from Stanton Texas left today for Elkins to locate on a claim Livery address 38126 lists services for hack buggies cabs and saddle horses and a phone number 1824%
Ed Amonett left this morning for El Paso for a few days visit with his family. From there he will go to Dallas to attend the Metropolitan Business College this summer. He plans to return in the fall to reenter high school.
F M Broyles of Roanoke Virginia, who spent six weeks visiting his sister Miss Ora Broyles, departed this morning for Oklahoma City.
Highest cash price paid for poultry in United States Market 2011. A T Kruse of Carlsbad was a business visitor in the city today. Henry Mayfield from Arsia came for business. Bell boy needed at Gilkerson Hotel. H D Freeman left for trips to inspect a shipment of tle. Harry Thorne arrived from his lambing camp on the river. Miss Gene Sterling visited Dayton for two days. Furnished room for rent at 4507 North Stucky Ave with modern conveniences.
A drilling rig operated by J Hail left Dexter this morning heading to a new location. The move marks a routine relocation in the regional oil and gas activity with no incidents reported.
Mrs John Adams resumes her claim at Hagerman today following a business visit to Roswell.
J A Kimmons and W T Cowgill arrived from Kenna for a brief business visit late last night.
James Forstad and his family have moved from Roswell to a ranch four miles east of Dexter, where they begin a new home and ongoing rural life.
H. T. Elrick came back to Dexter today following a two day trip to Roswell to handle business matters.
Title and Trust Company offers loans on solid real estate. Three year terms available with prompt processing and reliable security for borrowers seeking financing backed by property value.
E. T. Carter of Sarisbad came back today after spending a day in Roswell.
Flood left training on his return to Kansas City following a brief stay at his farm near Dexter.
R M Glaze of Barstow Texas who has been visiting for a week left this morning for Blida after viewing local sights. He sought real estate loan opportunities through the Union Trust Company during his stay.
Bowman left this morning returning to Lufkin Texas after a brief sight-seeing visit in Roswell.
Central School families can order class pictures at Bakerneli Studio located at 207 West Fourth Street. The ad promotes photography services for student portraits and invites parents to schedule sittings.
John C. Isaacs C M Hargrave and W J Todd arrived last night and are guests at the Grand Central hotel indicating a brief local social gathering and notable visitors from Canada.
An advertisement invites customers to Bakernell Studio at 207 West 4th Street for immediate, quality work. The local notice emphasizes quick turnaround and professional service for amateur projects.
A. J. Le Clair, who had been with the baseball squad since April 11, left tonight for Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. Mrs. W. P. Kidd and her three Portales children, visiting briefly, departed for Pecos to join Mr. Kidd in establishing a home there.
Financial agent J B Herbst announces loans up to 500000 on irrigated farms with annual interest and a privilege to prepay. Mr and Mrs Otis Farr and their children, residents of Hagerman since August 1907, departed this morning for Coffeyville Kansas to establish a new home.
Mrs Lizzie Huggins and Miss Myrtle Riddle depart for their old home in Kenna after word reaches them that their little sister is very ill and not expected to live.
Lovers of Shakespeare should secure their tickets at once for the shows Friday and Saturday. Tickets are available at P. V. Drug Store.
George Simpson former Roswell High math and chemistry teacher left this morning for Kansas City and then to Oak Hill. Velma Perkins returns from several weeks in Petrolia and Wichita Falls Texas, attending her brother’s wedding and visiting relatives. Robert Strimberg Pecos Valley Texas Oil manager travels to Artesia for business on a new company building this spring.
Mrs J P Collier leaves Roswell for Adrian Texas after several days visiting her mother and sister in Hagerman. Mr Collier stays in Roswell for a few days to attend to business.
Raron Vandewart, owner of a Clovis shop, arrives for a wool buying season lasting two to three months. He represents a major eastern wool buying firm and will oversee procurement during this period.
Mrs B L Taylor and her children have been staying at Hagerman and paused in town this morning before proceeding to Kingman Kansas for a visit. They plan to settle in Peabody Kansas as their new home.
W. C. McDonald a well known cattle raiser and Carrizozo citizen and Dan Malloy of Lamar Colorado cattle buyer arrived yesterday by auto from Carrizozo for a few days of business travel.
Dave Rosenwald of Albuquerque president of the New Mexico Cigar Company with Roswell interests arrived last night for a few days business visit with Otto Ban mer the firm’s manager in charge.
Miss Rosa Sarles departed this morning for her Henrietta Texas home after a five month visit with her aunt Mrs Ed Carnichael. She was recalled by the illness of her brother who is very low in health.
Dr. C F Duke departed this morning for his Gilmer Texas home after arriving last Friday with his brother Dr G W Duke and wife at 809 North Lea Avenue. Dr G W Duke is stated to be here for his wealth.
Mr and Mrs B W Blair who have lived here two years left this morning for their old home in Fort Smith Arkansas where they will again reside. They were accompanied by Mrs Blair's sister Miss Sallie Yoes who has been here two months visiting.
R A Joanson, advance agent for the Sanford Dodge Shakespearean Company, returned from a Carlsbad trip and decided not to take the company there. The troupe plays Soldier of the Armory Friday and Saturday nights.
Wanted notice seeks a petition on a ranch by an experienced man and wife. Inquire at 310 Va. Ave. Also another ad offers a 14 by 14 box tent and provides a phone contact at p2.
Multiple rental notices describe modern houses and cottages for rent or with specific rooms and amenities. Locations include 202 N. Mo. Ave, 304 North Penna Ave, corner Kentucky and Alameda, Main Street, 711 N. Richardson, 502 S Ky Ave, and 906 N. Richardson. Some listings offer furnished rooms, baths, city utilities, and office spaces. A lost K of P charm is also noted with a reward offered.
At Lincoln county sessions under Judge Wm H Pope the grand jury returned forty two indictments and eighteen no bills. The Trapp murder trial began yesterday at Carrizozo with her sister and will last about three months. Mr McKinstry accompanied her to Kansas City and will return at intervals with excursion parties and prospectors.
Mrs J H McKinstry departed this morning for Chicago to spend the summer. She will reside there for several months.
Miss Ruth Shrader arrived from Dexter this morning after attending the Eighth Grade Graduating Exercises last night.
The Bon ded Abstract and Security Co offers abstracts and titles guaranteed with loans capital of 50 000 located at Oklahoma Block phone 87. U S Meat Market promotes quality meat. Geo B Jewett runs billiards and pool halls at 212 Main St with new regulation equipment.
City livery and transfer company advertises cab and livery services with boarding, contact phone 9, 122 West Second Street. Anderson and Chaning are proprietors. Also listed are JAFFA PRAGER CO dry goods and groceries, and JOYCE PRUIT CO a large Southwest wholesale and retail dry goods clothing groceries and ranch supplies supplier.
Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co promotes itself as the town’s oldest drug store offering up-to-date pharmaceuticals and related goods. The advert emphasizes long-standing presence and modern inventory for local customers.
Roswell showroom features the swellest line of furniture with high quality at low prices from Dilley Furniture Company.
The Shrader Grocery Co advertises strictly good goods at reasonable prices and invites patronage, signaling a community focused retail message and ongoing customer appeal.
Hills and Dunn offer furniture hardware stoves rugs and related goods both new and second hand. They carry sewing machine needles bobbins and assorted notions at 305 307 North Main with phone line 60.
Roswell hardware firms advertise wholesale and retail hardware, gasoline engines, pipe, pumps, fencing, tinware, buggies, wagons, implements, water supply goods and plumbing. Also a livery and cab line by Paine 40 and the Oriental Livery and Cab Line. Palace Livery Stable promoting new buggies and drivers available.
Pecos Valley Lumber Co offers lumber shingles doors lime cement paints varnish and glass. Roswell Lumber Co promotes the oldest lumber yard in Roswell with a full range of building materials and paints. Kemp Lumber Co. showcases fine cedar posts.
W S Murrell offers piano tuning and repairing service with graduate Chicago Conservatory training. Experience guaranteed. best advertisement. Located at 348 5th St, phone 569.
G A Jones and Son advertise Queenswar graniteware nations and stationery with always for less at 324 N Main. Morrison Bros Store Outfitters in ready-to-wear apparel for men women and children with millinery a specialty.
Dilley and Son Undertakers offer private ambulance and prompt service with Allery Furniture Co and H H Henninger also providing undertaker and embalmer services with private ambulance. Parlors at 121 W 4th and phone numbers 75 or 23-3 rings are shown.
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