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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
4
Colonel I H Elliott of Dexter and Dr J L Wharton of Duncan arrive, residents plan dinners and trips. W M Bevers and J L Maddox travel for business, Prof Stilwell to Natchitoches, Lizzie Auld returns, carloads visit Roswell, and community notices urge insurance, wallpaper, and bedding roses at The Alameda Green House.
In a testimonial from Mrs. W. H. Leggett of Yum Yum Tennessee the Chamberlain's Pain Balm is praised as the sole remedy that relieves rheumatic pain from head to foot. The liniment is said to provide enough quick relief for rest and sleep and sometimes permanent relief after extended use. sold by all dealers.
Misses Eloise and Doris Parsons hosted about forty young friends on North Pennsylvania Avenue Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6. Activities included a ball toss for lemonade, a guessing game, ice cream and cake, and a fish pond with take-home souvenirs. Hosts were helped by Miss James and Mesdames Polsgrove and Kellahin. invited guests included Eleanor Jaffa, Julia Jaffa, Stephena Prager, Esther Prager, and many other local girls.
The Record reports the death of Julian F. Hervey at 1 pm at the home of his son District Attorney James M. Hervey. A pioneer with sterling qualities, he died at age seventy three years four months twenty five days. Funeral services will be from the residence tomorrow at 2:30 pm.
Captain Jack Fletcher announces a band concert every Friday night in the Roswell court house square with Sunday afternoon concerts continuing. He remains in Roswell amid strong local support and financial backing. Also notes Dr Norfleet of the Bank of Artesia moving to a new building and a pleasure trip by Judge Howard Leland to Picacho and the Mescalero mountains. Libby McNeil Libby advertise compressed corn beef in bulk at U. S. Market.
Property listings include Hotel Richards at 214 East Fifth Street with a 48 by 150 foot lot and a 5 acre suburban home featuring a new six room house and outhouses. Orchard plus water rights and a mile east of Military Institute on College Boulevard. Also a church fundraiser dinner details and a lost gold watch charm notice.
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