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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
3
A jumble of brief items shows people traveling to Elida, Hagerman, Artesia, and Dexter for private business and circuses. Small ads announce alfalfa pasture at Downe’s Baneaa for $2.00 per month and a Spanish teacher contact, with multiple names and phone references.
J. F. Hinkle returned last night from a week's business trip to St. Louis. Crescent Tailors at phone 517.8314 offers Turkish steam cleaning.
Mrs W H Kelsey of Medford Oklahoma, here on business, has gone to Artesia to look after land matters.
Mrs Mary Mason returned from a Dexter visit. Mrs W E Johnston and children travel to Artesia for a week. Crescent Tailors offer guaranteed ladies work and invite calls at phone 517. Samples available via telephone 225 Winona Mills Man.
Expert workmen at Texas Shaop. Prices as low as the lowest. 541f Mrs. B. H. Wixom and daughter came up from Hagerman this morning for a short visit.
Close in nine room furnished house for rent at 35 dollars per month. Title & Trust Co. listed as contact with phone number 91 for inquiries.
Mrs. A. D. Andrews went to Orchard Park this morning for a brief visit at her ranch.
Dr. J. W. Logan left for Elida and Kermit to visit family through Monday. Irrigated farms and pumping propositions offered at attractive prices by Title & Trust Co. George T. Littlefield returned to Kenna from Roswell after a short stay.
J. T. Patrick left this morning on a return trip to Artesia after a brief business visit in Roswell. He requested a telephone contact at 225 to arrange samples.
G B Armstrong returns from Kansas City after two months with cattle five acres two miles from city center offered at fifty dollars per acre Title Albert Gillion and wife visit from Oskaloosa Iowa to see Mrs Mann Buck's Hot Blast Heater promoted to save heat Sheriff Ballard also back from Kansas City after six weeks attending cattle interests Dressmaking by Mrs H Woodard at 807 W 3rd W E Baker travels from Carlsbad via El Paso to home J D White leaves for Blida after court stay in Carlsbad
Ernest L. Barrow, representative for Kirby Lumber Co. of Houston, departed last night for the lower valley after a stay of several days. J. D. Cully & Co., plumbers at 521 N. Main, offer scientific plumbing at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed.
Ed Faught came back from Albuquerque after days at the fair where he watched tournament baseball games. Dr H D Freeman returned from Fort Sumner to inspect four carloads of sheep bound for shipment. J G Hedgcoxe left for Tucumcari to attend the Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows with Frank Talmage of Greenfield.
H R Smith seeks chauffeur job after arriving from Norman Oklahoma and staying about two weeks. Warren Chantry and wife head to Carlsbad for a prospecting visit after recent move from Perkins Oklahoma. 20 acre Fort Main street tract two miles out offered by Title & Trust Co with sale terms. E R Crawford and wife depart for Elida claim after five months here. Roswell lots for sale at low figure via Title & Trust Co.
Mrs. F. S. Rawson and Mrs. Harry Stevens of the Rawson Dog and Pony Show left this morning for Elida to join the show after several days here.
Local ad offering horses mules wagons hacks and buggies for sale or trade for alfalfa hay or milk cows. Includes contact Homer E. Kent at 426-206 E Fifth St Litt Pack Missouri and notes he will return soon with more buyers from Decatur, Hl.
Mrs Calvert now located at 305 N Ky offers fashionable dressmaking at moderate prices. A graduate of Keister's Ladies Tailoring College. $413.
Miss Eddy Johnston and her mother from Acme arrived last night. Miss Johnston is a schoolteacher in Acme and has been visiting for a week with her mother, Mrs. Taylor.
An employment notice seeks a bell boy for Gilkeson shifts. Also brief items note 11 B M Cutting, once of New York, arrived from Santa Fe with a chauffeur for a short business visit. Mentions display of New Variety Lockets and 54 inch heavy chains and local cleaners Cres cent Tailors.
Multiple ads list property in Pecos Valley including 320 acres with artesian well and improvements. Also items for sale such as Country Club stock bicycle Harley Davidson motorcycle and farming equipment. Residential lots and a northwest quarter of section 20 near Masonic Cemetery offered with terms and cash options.
Classified brief compiles several help wanted notices including a typewriter renter, a young man seeking any position with references, a sewing helper available at home or by day, men under 35 for government Mail Service with $75 start, and a sales job in Roswell for Hampton's Magazine offering daily earnings and a salary plan.
Multiple rental listings include furnished and unfurnished rooms and houses in central Missouri areas. Properties note light housekeeping, baths, no children, or proximity to schools with contact details for inquiries and applications.
Butcher shops and markets highlight quality with U S Meat Market motto. George B Jewett promotes billiards at 212 Main St. Joyce Pruit Co markets dry goods and groceries as the Southwest’s largest supplier. Roswell Hardware Co and Independent Hardware Co offer full hardware lines. Oriental Livery and Cab Line provides day and night service run by T B Ribble.
Advertisement for the Morrison Bros outfitters offering ready-to-wear apparel for men women and children with millinery as a specialty.
Dilley and Son offer private ambulance and prompt service. Allery Furniture Co lists undertakers with a contact number. H. H. Henninger operates as undertaker and embalmer with private ambulance and prompt service at 131 West 4th, phone 8 rings.
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