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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
3
A sequence of brief notices shows residents and visitors traveling to Artesia Roswell Carlsbad Clovis and Dexter for business visits family matters or summer plans. Names include a h Laing Joy H Mook Z Aytes N Stallings R St John M Tyson Miss Bettie Tannehill Miss Fanny Cauthers Mrs Cora Pomeroy Miss Grace Ferguson Tom Davenport W L Elliott and others. Several trips relate to baseball events and local business engagements.
Gages to loan on good real estate, tee years. Title and Trust Co. W. L. Gage, W. T. Lane and B. W. Merell of Jonesboro Ark., who spent ree or four weeks here prospecting, left this warning for their homes. They are prominent citizens of Jonesboro.
Phone 182 livery and hack services. Mr and Mrs H G Sawyer from near Dexter depart for Hud son Michigan for thirty days with relatives. John OHarrow returns to ranch near Hagerman after days on business. E Faster and Bob Hunt head to Artesia and south for a week or two of prospecting. Roscoe Garver arrives from Van Alsty n Texas for a week with sister Mrs A S Trube. Mrs Cora Cameron returns home in Frida after Roswell shopping. Graduation gift tie clasps advertised by L B Boelker jeweler.
Local jeweler L. B. Boellner reports selling sterling silver bookmarks engraved with the New Mexico Military Institute building. C. C. Taomas departed for Indianapolis after a week visiting his brother D. F. Taomas.
Miss Marguerite Mills of Des Moines Ind arrived for an extended visit with Mrs. J Stewart Davis. Joan B Enfield, noted Artesia banker, passed through on a Kansas City business trip. Mrs Carl Kinsley left for Chicago after six months with her brother Dr W C Buehly.
F A Linell manager of Artesia baseball team was here today en route to Iowa Illinois and Minnesota for a two month pleasure trip reporting travel plans and destinations.
A notice states a $500,000 loan pool on irrigated farms with long term terms. Interest payable annually with privilege to pay off before due. Agent J. B. Herbst at 303 N Main handles application. Separately Mrs John Bogar and her mother Mrs H A Meers traveled to Dayton last night due to illness of Dr J R B Heck, brother in law of Mrs Meers.
James F. Hinkle and his son Clarence traveled to Elkins this morning to oversee loading 25 cars of long horn steers bound for Colorado pasture.
F A Thelen representing a pumping machinery house left this morning to spend a month with his family in A g r av e n e Illinois He will then return to Roswell.
Mrs Jack Shelby of Grainsbad arrived last night from Oklahoma where she had a short visit with her brother Chester Pegg of the Daniel Trug Co.
Miss Caroline McLaughlin left last night for Dexter after a week visiting Mrs Wen Mason who accompanied her for a return visit. Do not go beyond L B Boehner the jeweler for a graduation gift as he has what you want. Mrs Jason W James has returned from the James ranch near Airpine Texas after eight months away and will spend the summer with Mr and Mrs Robert J McClenny.
Miss Aliie Breeding of Lakewood arrived this morning to visit Miss Garnett of Brownswood Texas and the Misses Turlee of Kentucky, all guests of Mrs BR D Garner.
Mrs M OC Burns and Miss Hazelle Rhodes spent six months in Roswell and warn their home in Stuttgart Arkansas. They say they liked Roswell very much and hope to return next winter.
Mr and Mrs Scheihagen from near Dexter visit for N M M IL commencement events. They call on Dr C M Mayes and family. Mrs Scheihagen and Miss Watel Mayes attend college functions and socialize with the Mayes household during the visit.
A small farmer’s stall outside Owens Farm offers fresh vegetables and a variety of ice cold drinks. The informal notice highlights daytime availability and the location along Bo Dark Lane in front of Owens Farm.
Fresh vegetables delivered to order every morning to any place in town. Phone your order the evening before. Also new alfalfa hay for sale by Owens Farm, S. M. Owens. Phone 293-6 rings.
Roswell to Pine Lodge auto service departs Roswell at 8 a m Tuesday and returns Wednesday each week. Round trip fare five dollars for weekly stays or more seven fifty for shorter visits. Tickets available at Parsons Lawrence 215 North Main St. batt.
L. W. Bartholomew, superintendent of the irrigation system, traveled to Phoenix Arizona to review government plants near the city. An order from the government can become permanent. Wm Fenimore departed for Diamond Missouri after a business visit here. He formerly lived here and owned the South Hill residence now occupied by District Attorney L O Fullen.
A set of rental notices lists various dwellings and rooms available on Main Street and nearby avenues. Entries mention city water and sewer, furnished and unfurnished options, monthly rates, and contact details including Joes Torian and Dr J W Kinsinger, with multiple addresses in the N Ky and Westa St areas.
20 acre ranch in Muirpeach area near Bear Fresno California offered for Roswel bearing orchard. Address P O Box 825 6813.
Mr and Mrs J M Horner and family and Mrs J M McCray and two children who arrived Sunday from Pittsburg Pa expecting to locate and make their home left this morning for Albuquerque. They left because they could find no rental cottages.
Mrs. W. S. Peck and her daughter Miss Alice left Site for Little River Arkansas while Miss Minnie Cushman went to Attica Kansas on a summer visit. They reside at Balmorhea Texas and paused here to visit friends.
Dr. C. M. Later received a morning message from Lucien E. Collum stating that the funeral for the late Mrs. J. S. Massie, who died in Dallas after an operation and was noted in the Record, has been held.
A brief note mentions Vernon, Texas, and a reference to an old home connected to events occurring yesterday.
Norman H. Jarrett Pecos Valley representative of a packing company departs for a business trip of a week or ten days to Wichita and Oklahoma City. In his absence L. H. Coy manager of carload lots takes charge of Tunis territory.
Mr and Mrs John EK Millar who have been here several days while Mr Millar prepared for the new ailf alfa meal mill left last night for a trip of inspection to the lower Pecos and Rio Grande valleys. They will return in about a week and Millar will finish construction plans. They came from Norman Oklahoma where their children attend school.
Local classified list highlights butcher shops U S meat market JAFFA PRAGER & CO dry goods clothing groceries ranch supplies Joyce Fruit Co largest Southwest wholesale and retail supply house drug stores Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co oldest drug store in Roswell up to date offerings across sectors.
The swellest line of furniture in Roswell. High qualities and low prices.
The Shrader Grocery Co markets strictly good goods at reasonable prices and solicits patronage from customers.
A lost red wool shawl is recovered after a request for its return to P V Drug Stores for a reward. The notice cites 2013 as the date associated with the item and reward. It asks the finder to bring the shawl to the store for compensation.
The Oriental Livery and Cab Line operates day and night at 40 Paine, with W. R. Bond as proprietor. Roswell Lumber Co advertises lumber, shingles, doors, lime, cement, paints, varnish, and glass. Kemp Lumber Co promotes fine cedar posts as part of Roswell supply firms.
W L Murrell offers piano tuning and repair services after graduating Chicago Conservatory of Piano Tuning. The ad promises quality work and guarantees, located at 348 B Fifth Street with phone number 569. 881m
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