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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
4
Names and brief actions read like a local diary. R L Halley from Carlsbad visits, P White returns north, J A Morris and A O Millice with Nola Oliver travel to Kenna, Clarence Allery back from Artesia, Roy Mook and Mack Smith arrive on business trips, and Judge A A Freeman from Carlsbad attends legal business.
Will D. Sweet returned Tuesday from a business trip of Elida. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Miller came from Hagerman for shopping today. Bert Dearing of Dexter was noted in town this Tuesday.
E Dorris and T F Weatherby visited from Boaz on business about H Mook and left Tuesday night for a several day trip down the valley. W W Winston returns from a business trip to his ranch at Big Springs Texas. S Hill of Denver, agent for the National Fire Insurance Company, left Tuesday night for points south.
Misses Wigginton and Georgia Gar left this morning for their claims hearing in Hagerman.
J. L. Crawford and J. W. Hubbard of Hereford arrived this morning after traveling from the south, officers reported.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown of Abilene Texas arrived this morning to visit Mike Sharp. J. O. Hamilton and wife traveled from Kenna to spend a few days in Roswell Tuesday night.
Miss May Stickney traveled from Kenna to Roswell for a several day stay with friends. Dr A Porter returned to Hagerman after a three day Roswell visit. Dr F F Doepp of Carlsbad passed through on a northbound business trip. M Miller and M Weil left for Amarillo for Independent Oil Co. A R Cheever special land agent departed for Torrance by auto. J W Atkinson visited his sister in Carlsbad for a few days. Fred Wilson regained health after typhoid fever but has not returned to work. Edward Gessert visited Artesia to see friends for a day or two.
Hon. J O Cameron arrived from Carlsbad for court business and stayed another day. Mrs C D Thompson traveled to Artesia to visit Mr and Mrs J G Osburn for the weekend.
Mrs Roy H Daniel arrived home Tuesday night after a two weeks visit to Dallas Sherman and other points in Texas showing a family engagement and travel pattern in the region within the state.
Alameda Heights beat the Roswell Cubs 3 to 1 in a Tuesday game. Cubs were shut out until the ninth inning as batters Moore Nelson Williams and Rogers contributed for the winners.
Mrs. M. E. Massie arrived Wednesday night from Altus Oklahoma to spend the summer with her son J. S. Massie and wife.
M. P. Tabner left this morning for Portales to assume the cattle inspector job recently vacated by Jim Stone.
E. E. Roberts of Lakewood, a cadet at the Military Institute, arrived this morning to work at the Pecos Valley Laundry.
Mrs Zella Mounts formerly of this city arrives from Kansas City and spends a few weeks with her father Carson Hon's family.
Miss Mabel Davis, after a month visiting Mr and Mrs R E Davis, departed this morning for her home in Denison Texas.
Harry McIntyre arrived Monday via the auto route from El Paso for a short business visit and planned to leave Thursday on his return trip.
G. P. Beidleman left this morning for Thalia Texas to visit his brother and plans a prospecting trip to California where he expects to locate.
Mrs J A Manning departed this morning for Amarillo to unite with her daughter Hallie Manning who has spent the winter at Dallas and is now returning home.
James L. and H. K. Denmead of Marshalltown Iowa depart Roswell after a visit, saying they left with a favorable impression of the country and plan to return home today.
Mr and Mrs H R Donohoe who have been in Pecos Valley since February 10 and invested heavily in local property left this morning for their home in St Louis Texas angle follows.
M. V. B. Benson of Denver, representative of the Philadelphia Underwriters, spent the week in business with Kellahin and Caffee and departed Tuesday night for Carlsbad.
Ulyss Dalmon departed Tuesday night returning to Big Springs after delivering a herd of 1500 cattle to W. H. Godair in the Panhandle. He stayed to consult with Mr. Godair before continuing home.
R. S. Cravens arrived from Hageman to assume control of the Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co store during Ed Kinsinger’s absence on a business trip to Artesia yesterday.
R. P. Bean Jr. recently finished winter studies at Castle Heights in Lebanon Tennessee and arrived Wednesday night from Fort Worth to spend the summer vacation at home.
Mr and Mrs Fred Klenke have left for Pampa in the Panhandle where they will establish a home on a farm. Mrs Klenke is the daughter of Carl Leo pold who recently arrived from Nebraska to settle here.
Mrs J M Wimbish visiting her daughter Mrs A L Love left for Stonewall Oklahoma this morning escorted by Mrs Love who returned due to her baby's health. Mr Love accompanied as far as Texico on business.
Varnedoe M Heeth has invited friends in the city to the Indiana Law School graduation at the University of Indianapolis on May 29. Heeth will receive his law degree that date and many friends will extend congratulations.
Hess & Co Roswell displays embossed Game Pictures in their east window on West 4th Street. The limited line makes fine dining room decorations and buyers should act quickly before sets are sold out. A benefit for Miss Rabb is scheduled at the M. E. Church South on June 4.
Colonel notes a seven year old bright bay stallion of about 1500 pounds and 16 hands high. The horse has fine style and action and has proven himself a getter of costs of fine size and style.
The Portales Bank and Trust Company invites bids to erect a two story brick building 29 by 80 feet in Portales New Mexico. Bids due June 5 1907 at 4 pm with a five percent certified check. Plans available at the bank. Bidder must provide bond and time for completion. directors reserve right to reject all bids.
An advertisement states a 110 model is offered for $800 with a front set on Main Street and a quick sale planned in the next few days. Carl ton and Befl. sponsor the deal.
Majestic announces a Tuesday evening June 4 recital featuring Roswell's promising singer. Instrumental numbers on the program are highlighted to delight attendees.
W S Prager offers his beautiful South Main residence for sale for business reasons only. The property is priced exceptionally low for the next 30 days and will be shown to prospective purchasers by Carlton Bell.
The program for Tuesday evening will be well worth listening to. Come out and be entertained.
A brief note lists Majestic entry continuing at ten cents. The short item records the ongoing price and steady demand for theater admissions.
Five acres of land in a single block on Main Street offered for 800 dollars. An investment here is stated to yield about 12 percent interest. Carlton and Bell handle the listing.
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