Lugal News Wate Elkins Ranch Visit
S. Lusk traveled to Elkins this morning to spend a few days at his ranch. Cruse does rubber-tying right.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
3
S. Lusk traveled to Elkins this morning to spend a few days at his ranch. Cruse does rubber-tying right.
A. VY. Hair was here from Dexter today on business. S. E. Best returned from a two weeks stay at his ranch near Campbell. Mrs. E. P. Lockart, Spanish teacher, can be reached by phone 92. Thitt Dewitt Oliver departed for St. Joseph to begin winter school.
Bruce H. Marsa returned from a few days at his ranch near Elida. An alfalfa pasture at the Downe's Banch offers $2,000 per month with phone numbers listed for Turkish steam cleaning and Crescent Tailors.
U S Market notes high poultry prices while D C Greiner departs for Las Cruces on Modern Woodmen business. H D Freeman plans Fort Sumner trip to inspect a four car sheep shipment. Apples for pies and drying offered at Col Baker’s Orchard. Mrs Cordie Bishop and four children mentioned in brief items.
Movements include Mrs George Dingwell arriving from Brilliant New Mexico and Mrs Frank McDaniel returning from Amarillo. Crescent Tailors advertises cleaning and disinfecting and a $312 price for second hand furniture while local individuals travel to Elida Dexter Roswell and Los Angeles for visits and business.
Title & Trust Co. advertises Roswell real estate offering the best improved lots at very low figures with easy terms. Contact phone 91 for details.
J. W. Turknett a sheep breeder and wool grower from Artesia arrived in town yesterday to attend to business matters.
The Virginia Inn will offer dinner daily from 11 30 a m to 1 p m featuring home cooking at moderate prices. Also advertised a modern nine room furnished house for rent at 35 a month with Title and Trust Co. contact phone 91.
Dr J Odd Hamilton arrived this morning from the south where he spent several days on professional business.
Mrs. L. G. Rutledge left last night for Hagerman to spend two or three days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Little.
Phone 182 y and Livery offers hack buggies cabs and saddle horses. Crescent Tailors advertises dye work guaranteed. L C Klasner travels to Canyon City to build a large galvanized iron tank for the railroad. Title & Trust Co. promotes irrigated farms and pumping propositions. Mrs J C Smith arrives from Tulsa for a month with sister-in-law Mrs Frank Wiight. Five acres near city center offered at $50 an acre.
Capt. N. J. Fritz, present for the county commissioners meeting, left last night for his Lake Arthur home after the session concluded. He was called away on important business.
Multiple advertisements offer items for sale including a bicycle and a Harley Davidson motorcycle. Other entries include a Cornish piano, a 5 horsepower gas engine with accessories, a harrow, and a residence with modern amenities. Also listed is the Northwest quarter of section 20, 160 acres near Masonic Cemetery with cash terms.
Howard Moore who has been laid up with typhoid fever for about three weeks is able to sit up and is doing as well as could be expected. A financial notice from J BB Herbst offers irrigation farm loans with long terms and annual interest, payable with option to pay off early, through 303 N Main.
W. G. Walters came back to Hager man last night after a two day visit on business. He was accompanied by Wilbur Pulliam.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Johnson comes back last night after a five or six day official visit on the Belen Cutoff. He traveled for duties connected with county law enforcement.
Various classified notices include two boarders seeking meals and a front room for $5 weekly at 112 S. Ky. 8212, a secondhand survey in good condition via J. M. Hail, a waitress or dish washer request at Richards Hotel, a young man seeking any position with references, sewing work at Mrs. Geo. A. Puckett, men under 35 for government mail service with $75 monthly starting pay, and other brief employment notices routed through local listings.
For sale horses and mules wagons hacks and buggies. Trade for alfalfa hay or good milk cows. Phone 426-206 5 E Std St. Jack N. Garrett of Santa Fe, former cadet at the Military Institute, left this morning for home and quit his studies at Roswell school.
J D Cully and Company plumbers advertise services at 521 North Main offering scientific plumbing at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed all caps.
Mr and Mrs E E Hall who have been three months living at the W G Urton place north of town left this morning for their claim at Jordan near Melrose.
A 20 acre tract on North Main street two miles out is offered as a rare investor chance by Title & Trust Co. Contact Miss Lela Wilson at the office. Miss Wilson, a well known professional nurse, is expected home tonight from Wichita Kansas after visiting her ill sister. she has been away about two weeks.
An old column advertises a poverty social with rules for attendees, fines for dress and behavior, and notes on music and refreshments. It lists fines for women and men for various items and manners, plus rental notices for rooms and a brick house.
Legal E Harnden spent a week touring the Plains and brought J D Ernest to his home forty miles east of Four Lakes. Harnden then went to Dexter this morning. The Central school Mothers Club will host a tea on Thursday October 6 at the home of Mrs R W Smith 613 N Ky Ave from 3 to 6 pm. All friends and patrons are urged to attend.
Miss Mable Powell departs Roswell this morning for her home in Big Springs Texas after a three month stay. She has served as a saleslady in the Price Co store.
Salvation Army members and officers invite friends to a harvest dinner and supper on Saturday October 8. Gifts of any kind will be gratefully received to support the local work and outreach efforts.
A string of rental listings including furnished and unfurnished rooms and houses. Entries specify locations such as 209 N Pa, 204 E Bland, 1600 N Washington, Central school area, 612 N Mo, 106 N Main, and 602 S Ky with terms like board, bath, or no sick or children.
A shopping bag with a diamond ring and cards is missing with a liberal reward offered to return to Daniel Drug Co. Mrs T H Malone. A Sunday stray dog pup with a brown ear and collar asks for return to Dr T E Harrison. A dark brown yearling colt branded H on the left hind leg with a knee scar is also missing. finder to return to 211 S Virginia for reward.
Mr and Mrs C E Mount who have lived here nine months depart this morning for Clinton Oklahoma to establish a home. Mr Mount has worked at the Joyce Pruit grocery department in town.
S. L. Herriott, principal of the Dexter schools, has been ill and secured Miss James of Hagerman as a substitute for a few weeks. He passed through this morning en route to Winfield, Kansas, to spend two weeks resting.
Mrs Frank Rose formerly of this city arrives this morning from Carlsbad and is met by her brother Add Lyman who will take her to her father's plains home for a two week visit. She is accompanied by her sister Miss Annie Lyman who has been visiting in Carlsbad for two months.
Notice advertises a private sale of two homes in Roswell with emphasis on a very low asking price. Call 409 West 17 St for more information and to arrange a viewing.
An advertisement list promotes U. S. Meat Market with motto Quality, City Livery and Transfer Co offering cab and livery with boarding, Anderson and Chaning proprietors, Department Stores Jaffa Prager & Co as a dry goods and ranch supply wholesaler, Joyce Pruit Co described as the largest supply house in the Southwest for wholesale and retail.
The Roswell Hotel advertises a dine-in experience that includes hot meals and fan service to guests while they eat, emphasizing hospitality and comfort in its hospitality pitch.
Hardware stores advertise Roswell Hardware Co offering wholesale and retail hardware engines and pumps. Independent Hardware Co selling hardware and plumbing. Oriental Livery and Cab Line operated by T E Ribble. Pecos Valley Lumber Co with lumber and building supplies. Roswell Lumber Co claims oldest yard. Kemp Lumber Co discusses fine cedar posts.
Notary public Mary A Cobean at Record Office W S Murrell piano tuning and repairing. Graduate Chicago Conservatory of Piano Tuning. Am ple experience. Work is guaran teed. 348 E B Street. Phone 569. Ready to wear apparel Morrison Bros store outfitters for men women and children with millinery specialty.
Dilley and Son undertakers offer private ambulance and prompt service. Atillery Furniture Co advertises undertakers with phone numbers 75 or 111. H H Henninger undertaker and embalmer provides private ambulance prompt service with parlors at 121 With and phone 33 2 rings.
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