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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
3
The report notes highest cash price per pound for poultry at U S Market in 2011. Robinson returned this morning from Artesia. Ward came up from Artesia yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. J C Weaver of Dexter were here yesterday.
Amateur completes a 24 hour challenge at Bakoraeli udio located at 207 W 4th Street. Participants and organizers note endurance, focus, and community support during the long session.
Ory Jaffa returned last night from a business trip to Willard, reporting productive meetings and plans for upcoming negotiations.
Money to loan on good real estate offered by Title & Trust Co. E Howard visited from Take Arthur. I Leonard returned from a business trip. Mr. and Mrs W G Hamilton expected home tonight from the east.
Judge Knight traveled from Lake Arthur this morning for a sport visit. Eula Jones went to Dexter for a two day visit with friends tonight.
Mr and Mrs Ed Williams announce the arrival of a daughter on Wednesday evening. The event adds a new member to the Williams family and was celebrated at home with joyful plans for the future.
M Gibbany left this morning for Clovis to spend three or four days with friends, planning to visit acquaintances in the area during the short trip.
Real estate loan opportunity offered by Union Trust Company. Also an ad for a good furnished room for rent with all modern conveniences available at 307 North Kentucky Avenue. tf
J. L. Muner of Artesia spent two or three days in the city on a business visit. Ger Dills returned to Acme this morning after visiting relatives and is here briefly.
Lagence Allery returned this morning from a business visit at Artesia and other points along the route.
Oscar Tyson departed this morning for his former home in Cairo Illinois after spending eight months at work here.
J Collier of Amarillo went to Hager ton last night to visit relatives during a brief trip and returning soon.
A. W. Whitlock and his young son travel with R. R. Beardsley of Lake Arthur to Roswell for a several days stay, according to local news.
W. E. King and W. James arrived this morning in Hagerman and proceeded to spend the day in Roswell addressing business matters.
Clyde C and Will Caldell traveled to Lake Arthur today to inspect plans for drilling an artesian well on their property near the town, confirming local efforts to secure water access.
Mr and Mrs B Mitchell and their young son traveled to Hagerman this morning for a brief business and visiting trip.
James Carder, Assistant Trainmaster, came down from Amarillo last evening after an absence of several days, signaling his return to duties and coordinating with local rail operations.
Miss Pearl Watson departed this morning for Clovis to spend a month or six weeks with her sister, Mrs. Otis Jones.
S R Roberts spent three days at home after returning from railroad work in Bovina Texas where he had been employed.
Miss Martha Mathenny underwent surgery at St. Mary's hospital for car trouble this morning and was resting easily this afternoon.
A. R. Teeple learned yesterday his father is very ill and he left for Baird Texas at once to reach his bedside. The notice mentions phone 182 Livery and services for hack buggies cabs and saddle nurses with address 38126.
Ed Kinsinger arrives with a group of prospectors after several weeks away coming in from the north.
R Bloomfield and Neil Whitman both of Dexter were in town on business today.
Mr. L. E. Wagner of Texola Texas, who had been visiting Mrs F. E. Parks for three weeks, departed this morning for Plainview Texas.
I H Coy and his wife arrived last night for a short visit and are staying at the Grand Central hotel as guests.
Mrs T J Hester and her young son Roylée left this morning for San Antonio Texas for a six month visit.
Mrs C H Ross was seen in the city today en route from Amarillo where she has been in the hospital to her home in Pecos.
Miss Caroline Ewing principal of North Hill school leaves this morning for the summer at her home in Kansas City.
C. H. Houx of Warrensburg, Missouri, has arrived to attend a stockholders meeting of the Felix Catule Company held in town today.
Mrs A C Barrows departs this morning for Amarillo after spending a month here with her husband a conductor on the local freight out of Roswell.
George Otis Gray of Albuquerque arrives to inspect two electrical wiring jobs as an inspector for the Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters Association of Denver, arriving last night for the evaluation.
John B. Kipling left for El Paso to meet Mrs Kipling who had been staying with her mother in San Antonio for two weeks. They expect to return in about ten days.
Mrs. C. H. Saanton and Miss Mable Shannon left this morning for their home in Amarillo after spending two days visiting Mrs. Ed Weisinger. The item mentions tor tight housekeeping and a shady house, and dates to August.
Mrs M B Chunn and Miss Bertha Carr of Lingleville Texas were in town en route to Lake Artanr to locate on claims near the lake area.
J. M. Hale and family arrived from Kansas City and will settle in Roswell at 511 South Missouri. Hale is an experienced hay and grain dealer and plans to buy and ship alfalfa from the Roswell market. He is an old friend of local resident Page E. Hudson.
Classifieds list items for sale including a Jersey cow, a 3000 gallon tank tower, a Fairbanks Morse engine, a residence with modern amenities, a six room house near Roswell, a five acre tract with artesian well, and household goods. Contact numbers and local addresses provided for Roswell area listings.
Classified notices seek a man and wife to work on a farm, a couple for farm or town work, a young girl for housework, and a girl for general house work. Also seeking buyers for two Richardson resident lots, second hand furniture buyers, a rail ticket to the Northeast, and a second hand 10 to 12 horsepower gasoline engine. Contact details: phone 171, P. V. Feed Yard S Main 6414, 600 N Lea 64t4, Mrs. J. Stuart Davis 606 N Lea 661, Merchants' Hotel or Box 551 Roswell 66t4.
Multiple rental notices list 8 room and 6 room modern houses with baths in various locations including 202 N Mo Ave and 711 N Richardson along with furnished rooms and office spaces. Addresses include 304 North Penma Ave, 109 E 3rd street, 502 S Lea Ave, and 211 N Washington Ave. Contact numbers and names such as E G Minton and Dr J W Kinsinger appear for inquiries.
Lost bill book with papers seeks owner W D Flack at Cummins Garage. Contact 6512 to retrieve monogram and initials found among the contents. Please return to rightful owner promptly.
Mrs A R Teeple departed this morning for Carlsbad to visit during the absence of her husband who went to Baird to be at his aged father’s bedside.
Mrs Al J Poster and her daughter Miss Jessie departed last night for home after two days visiting friends. The women formerly resided in Roswell.
L B Walker, formerly of this city and now in Denver, arrived last night and traveled to the tower valley. He plans to return in a few days for a visit in Roswell.
Rockwell Fowler son of Elder and Mrs George Fowler returned last night from Socorro New Mexico where they spent the past winter in the New Mexico School of Mines program.
Josiai Grace of Little Rock Arkansas, after three months in the area and investing in land, left this morning for Bartlesville Oklahoma, planning a stop on his return home.
Wert Heaton is recovering at St Mary's hospital after a serious illness linked to an ear infection. Three grains of wheat allegedly caused the infection in the head after lying there for years. He is up and about his room.
Mr and Mrs Fred Jolly and son Chase returned home after a several week visit to their old home in Topeka Kansas and other points in eastern Kansas and at Kansas City.
S. A. Braun, here three months as instructor at the new Athletic Club, departed this morning for Louisville and then will return to Sewanee University to resume duties as physical instructor. The Athletic Club will continue under W. C. Barton.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will be organized Saturday afternoon at the First M E Church corner of 5th and Kentucky. Mrs Mullane is appointed superintendent for the 7 by the W C T U and will have able assistants. Parents are urged to send children ages six to fifteen for the temperance work.
The twelfth annual commencement begins with drills on Saturday May 21 and a Sunday 11 o'clock address in the new Auditorium by Dr George Fowler. Governor Mills and staff will arrive Monday with a reception at 8:30 PM in the Armory. 16 cadets graduate. public invited to all exercises and the governor's reception.
A notice to Scott Nowlin, Joe Parks and Dennis Hoover states coowners must pay $100 for labor expended removing earth from the Smith placer mining claim in Chaves County. The effort covered 1907 1908 and 1909 to hold the claim under 2324 Revised Statutes. failure within 90/95 days after service or publication will forfeit the interest to the subscriber.
The Roswell Cement and Plaster Company notifies all co owners that $100 in labor was expended to remove 400 yards of earth on the unpatented King placer claim, West Half of West Half Section 31, Township 3 South Range 26 East, Chaves County NM. Expenditures were made in 1907 1908 and 1909 to hold the claim under 2524 Revised Statutes and amendments. Co owners must pay their share within 90 days of service or publication or lose their interest in the claim.
Desert selections offered for sale with an invitation to view by potential buyers. Title and Trust Company states they will compensate interested parties who contact them to arrange viewing or purchase. No further details on pricing or inventory are provided.
Jewelers in Philadelphia host the national convention of retailers. May 19 marks the opening of the largest gathering for the association with attendees arriving from major cities across the nation.
A listing of businesses including U. S. Meat Market emphasizing quality, City Livery and Transfer Co, Anderson & Chaning, JAFFA PRAGER CO, JOYCE PRUIT CO, ROSWELL HARDWARE CO, Independent Hardware Co, Oriental Livery and Cab Line, and Palace Livery Stable offering dry goods, groceries, hardware, fuel, plumbing, buggies, and cab services with contact cues and service notes.
Hills and Dunn advertise furniture hardware stoves rugs and sewing items including needles and parts. They offer new and second hand goods and list 305 307 North Main and phone 69 for contact.
Pecos Valley Lumber Co offers lumber shingles doors lime cement paints varnish and glass. Roswell Lumber Co proclaims itself the oldest lumber yard in Roswell. Kemp Lumber Co promotes fine cedar posts.
W Murrell offers piano tuning and repair with graduate Chicago Conservatory training. Ample experience and guaranteed work. Located at 348 Be St with phone 569 881m.
Morrison Bros Storre offers ready-to-wear clothing for men women and children with Ano Millinery as a specialty. The shop markets a full range of outfits and accessories aimed at everyday wear and stylish ensembles.
Dilley & Son offer undertaker services with private ambulance and prompt response. Allery Furniture Co lists undertaker services with contact numbers 75 and 11 H. H. Henninger provides undertaker and embalmer services with private ambulance and prompt service at Parlors 121 West Fourth. phone 23-2 rings.
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