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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
2
Dexter resident Mrs. P. D. Langley visited the city. W. W. Gatewood left for Carlsbad for court, H. Diven for Clo vis on business, C. C. Martin to his north county ranch. Five acres near city center offered at $50 per acre by Title & Trust Co. Modern nine room furnished house for rent at $35 monthly.
Cc S Fergus of Friona Texas attends to business interests. Goodman seeks good second hand furniture at 103 North Main Street. J M Holland and wife return from a short visit at Ken na. Downe’s Banca alfalfa pasture $2.00 per month ph 509. Miss Ethel Jernigan visits Artesia for a brief stay with friends.
Miss Margaret Basel visited Lake Arthur with her father for a few days. J W Causey returned from the plains after business. Have Cruse shoe your horse. John T McClure came back from Carlsbad where he attended court. Expert workmen at Texas Spp. Prices as low as the lowest.
Mr Prichard and family of ten arrived from Iowa to Lake Arthur to settle. Otto Baumer left for Amarillo and the Panhandle for a week. Phone 182 and Livery advertise hack, buggies, cabs, saddle horses at 38126.
Joe Addington, once a local resident, arrived this morning from the south for a short business visit in the city.
H. J. Thode of Dexter leaves this morning for a ten day business trip to Glenwood Springs Colorado. Mrs S F Marshall and children return from a visit in Kentucky. J E Brown and R H McClister travel to Elida to work in the Praetorians interest.
No.9-City Livery driver E. E. Plumly from Corsicana Texas arrived yesterday afternoon by auto on business with S. P. Denning.
A local plumbing firm J D Cully and Co at 521 N Main offers scientific plumbing at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed. The item notes a trip by Rev C A Sipple and others driving from Artesia to Roswell yesterday.
A tidy front furnished room is available for rent. Call mornings. Mrs James Gall and Mrs Jane Ferguson from Chicago arrived Saturday night to oversee property interests.
Mrs Tom Davenport left this morning for her home in Clovis after spending a week visiting her mother Mrs Lib Rainbolt.
Fred A. Elliott of St. Louis arrived yesterday by auto to view a heating plant for the new building at the military institute.
Mrs B U Westerterp and her son Nicholas left this morning to visit a daughter and another son who live in Nederland Texas.
Ernest Head of the Record's job department was absent yesterday and today due to a three week illness from pneumonia.
Miss Susie Lucas leaves town after a Friday to Saturday visit in Carlsbad. She stayed with Miss Marie Dunn and other friends during her stay.
Wm. L. Moore departed this morning for his home in Kansas City after a two month visit with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. Nutter.
R. M. Mountford unveils a new mechanical entertainer in Kip ling's Candy Store an Italian harp played by electricity. The device promises novelty entertainment for visitors and adds a curious gadget to the shop's display.
Charles Walker arrives from the plains via Hagerman and will spend a few days in Roswell to attend to business.
Mr and Mrs W J Irwin depart for a month or six weeks visit to their youngest son living at the old family home in Bicknell Indiana.
Real estate ad notes Roswell parcels offered at low figure with easy terms. Title and Trust Co. promotes the sale and provides a phone contact.
Mr and Mrs N E Abernathy left this morning for their home in Madge Okla C O Abernathy who was here with them yesterday returned to his home at Lakewood last night
Co. J. Stilwell of Lakewood spent yesterday in Roswell on business and went to Artesia last night where he will be for the present. He is an employee of the Kemp Lumber Co.
Mrs. H. S. Mathewson wife of the Fort Stanton sanatorium commanding officer arrives Saturday to spend ten days visiting in Roswell and stays at The Gilkeson hotel.
Mrs A E McKee of Cleveland Ohio arrives from the lower valley where she has been visiting and will spend the winter in Roswell with her son Leonard K McKee.
Mr and Mrs H L Hoover depart Estancia after a two month stay to attend the Adventist camp meeting and express pleasure with Ros well location and facilities.
Mr Dickens left this morning for his Indiana home after visiting his son in law R. P. Wood. He was accompanied to Portales by Mr Wood who went on business.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. J. Kluytenberg and their little daughter left for Jacksonville Florida this morning to establish residence there. Mr Kluytenberg had recently opened a tailor shop in town.
Classified note offers horses and mules wagons hacks and buggies for sale or trade for alfalfa hay or milk cows. Includes contact by phone 426-206 and address on E Fifth Street. Also reports Mrs O H Hickerson leaving Roswell to return to Comanche Oklahoma after visiting her sister Mrs A H Morriss two miles southeast of Roswell.
Twenty five dollars reward for the capture of the thief who stole the pulley and belt from the pumping plant at the corner of Lea avenue and the Rio Hondo. L B Craig. Rev J R Rector, former pastor for the colored M E people, arrives for a several day visit and is now presiding elder for New Mexico and Arizona stationed at Douglas Arizona Territory.
C E Stocks of Lakewood left for home after spending several days in the city visiting his cousin J G Stocks of Gadsden Alabama who was a guest at the Grand Central.
W. L. Kemp formerly of Artesia with Kemp Lumber Co and now a traveling representative of A. G. Spaulding Sporting Goods Co arrived last night and will stay until tomorrow morning. He has traveled from Butte, Montana for eight months and will shift to the southern states to represent the company.
Estate of the late Margaret A Gan tenbein in Chaves County New Mexico is being administered. Creditors must present verified claims to R. E. Lund as Administrator in Roswell by order of the Probate Court. Date given October 4 1910.
Mrs Pay Grant visiting her uncle W T Wells went by auto Monday toward El Paso to meet Z T Waite family before returning home to Sherman Texas.
Judge J. T. Evans joined J. C. Fuson of El Yeso aged 65 and A. Carpenter of Carlsbad aged 49 in marriage this morning at his office just after eight. Fuson, Ohio native and Civil War Confederate soldier, wed Kentucky-born bride, both with growing families. They plan to live on the groom’s farm near El Yeso.
All Jewish residents of Roswell observe Rosh Hashanah with observances from sundown to sundown. Services conducted by Morris Price were held at 8 pm and 10 am at the Prager home on First Street and Richardson Avenue.
For sale notices including a first class condition Biocycle available at the Record office. Also a Harley Davidson motorcycle never used to be viewed at Roswell Auto Co located at 8116.
Classified wanted notices list a man and wife on a farm with a phone contact, a girl for general house work at 410 South Kentucky, and a 21 year old young man seeking any position with references. Also a note to avoid tobacco, care Record, 7912.
In Roswell, several places of business owned by members of a specific faith were closed during a local enforcement action. Officials said the closures targeted establishments linked to religious communities amid ongoing investigations and public safety concerns.
The article contrasts Rosh Hashanah with other Pilgrim feasts, noting its uniqueness as an individual observance rather than a racebased agricultural festival. It reflects on creation myths, time’s passage, human frailty, and the universal themes guiding the New Year’s message of renewal and accountability.
Two light housekeeping rooms for rent, furnished, at 200 E 8th Street for ten dollars. Also a five room modern cottage and office rooms for rent inquire Dr Kin singers Office.
Lost item a gold cuff button return to Record Office for reward. Stray dog pup white with one brown ear and named collar sought by Dr. T. E. Harrison with liberal reward. Stray brown colt about a year old branded H on left hind leg and scar on right knee. finder receives reward. Return to 211 S. Virginia.
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