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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1910
Page
3
Short notes from the region list daily runs and visits. Names include T Elrick from Dexter, Tom Malone from the Albuquerque fair, J M George of Carlshai, J M O'Brien to Carlsbad, E P Lockart teacher, E C La Coss on a Clovis trip, M W Witt to Hagerman, and Mrs J M Lusk heading to Dexter with a ranch stay. Prices and services mentioned include rubber-tiring by Cruse and gas electric bill reminders.
A day with Mr and Mrs K K Bigelow on their way home from Dayton is mentioned. Expert workmen at Texas Shoop advertise low prices and a Ben Jones returns Saturday evening from a valley business trip.
Johmunie Washington visited from Lake Arthur on Sunday morning. The notice lists a nine room furnished house for rent close in at 35 dollars per month with Title & Trust Co., phone 91 as contact.
Irrigated farms presented at attractive prices with Title & Trust Co offering assistance. Phone 91 for details on the pumping propositions and property options available through the agency.
M. M. Gallagher came back Saturday evening after a weeklong business trip to Amarillo.
M. F. Loomis returned Saturday evening from a weeklong business trip to Wichita Kansas, reporting Goodman paid the highest cash.
Price for second hand furniture appears in the clippings. A notice states $505.00 loan on good real estate security with application in room 12 Ramona Block.Additional items include Mrs. L. E. Miller leaving for Clyde Texas for a month or six weeks and C. E. Harris returning from a business trip to Clovis.
Tom Caffall of Dexter visits for business and friends with rental inquiries for a new modern room house at 608 W 1st. Lt. R7if. Lex. Stockton of Texas tours town then heads to Artesia. Mrs. H Woodard advertises dressmaking at 807 W 3rd and John Godager returns from Hippe. J D Cully Co plumbers promote scientific service. Ed Weidman from Dexter visits Roswell. We have Cruse shoeing for horses. Mrs. E W Harrington and Barbara James from Orchard Park stay in town.
P P Clark from Dexter visited his daughter Mrs J W Dudley Saturday. Title & Trust Co. offers best improved Roswell lots at low figures on easy terms. H Diven returned from Clovis after a business trip. Phone 91 for details.
M. S. Williams traveled to Artesia on Saturday evening to see his brother and attend the Southern M. E. conference.
Mrs. T. G. Scheighagen returned to Dexter after a two day visit with Miss Hazel Mayes. The W. Cc. T. A. will meet tomorrow at 2 30 p m with Mrs. A. C. Wilson on South Kentucky Ave. Frank Castanada left this morning for El Paso to spend a month with friends and attend the El Paso fair.
D N Croft formerly of this city is visiting from Clovis to attend to business. He plans to return home to Norrow.
Mrs. R J McClenny returned from Artesia where she attended the Southern M E Conference. For sale horses and mules, wagons, hacks and buggies. Will trade for alfalfa hay or good milk cows. Phone 426-206% .E. 5th St.
Mr and Mrs Roy Stout of Bardwell Okla arrived for a week with Dr and Mrs T E Harrison. Caroline McLaughlin left for Dexter after four days with Mrs G N Amis. Al D Garrett returned from Albuquerque after fair tournament and business. Roy H Daniel and G Moore attended Albuquerque pharmaceutical events. Thomas Armstrong and W M Ridge travel to Dexter for week on farm improvement. Goodman Hair Goods advertises. Boellner Jeweler promotes silverspoon sale.
Mrs W P Garner, Miss Maxine and Master Billie Garner, Mrs A A Col line and Clyde Steele of Birmingham arrive Saturday night for an extended visit.
S. M. Owens, Robert Owens, J. J. Goodart and son left Saturday morning on a two weeks hunting trip to the Guadalupe mountains.
The window display features the New Variety Lockets and 54 inch heavy chains. L. B. Boellner and several associates from Williams & Co. joined Louie Meckert Fred Miller G. F. Billings Mr. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rowley in returning last night from the Albuquerque fair.
Thomas Keller departs Roswell this morning to return to Shire Texas with his brother in law M W Murray after a stay since June. He expresses pleasure with Roswell and regret at leaving.
A series of sale notices describe 320 acres in Pecos Valley with artesian well house outbuildings trees lawn and improvements. Also items include a 5 horsepower gas engine harrow and tools. Additional notices advertise a residence lot corner lot and the Northwest quarter of section 20 near the Masonic Cemetery with terms some cash and address details in Las Vegas New Mexico.
A collage of want ads seeks a basso singer, a Virginia Inn waiter or waitress, general housework help, a typewriter renter, a young man for any position, sewing at home, and government mail service workers. Also sales representatives wanted for Hampton's Magazine in Roswell and New York with salary details.
Classified notices list furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 512 N Va 871f and 112 S Mo Soft. Other rentals include a North Hill five room plastered house near 504 N Lea or 658, a six room house with bath water and barns for 12.50 monthly, a four room near Central School via T A Hinson Joyce Prout Co, a five room house at 602 S Ky, a brick house at Richardson and Walnut for Sept 12, and sleeping rooms with no children at 816 N Main. Lost gold watch pin offered at Record office 8712.
The section lists numerous Roswell area businesses including bonded Abstracts and Title Co Ltd, U S Meat Market, Geo. B. Jewett Billiards, City Livery and Transfer Co, Jaffa Prager Co, Joyce Pruit Co, Roswell Hardware Co, Independent Hardware Co, Oriental Livery and Cab Line, Pecos Valley Lumber Co, Roswell Lumber Co, Kemp Lumber Co, Notary Mary A Cobbn, W S Murrell piano tuning, and Morrison Bros ready to wear. It notes services from loans and real estate to groceries, hardware, lumber, packing and alterations.
Hardware stoves rugs and sewing supplies offered in new and second hand condition at 305 307 North Main with phone contact 69.
Dilley and Son and Allery Furniture Co advertise undertaker services with private ambulance and prompt response. H. H. Henninger also promotes undertaker and embalmer services with private ambulance, parlor contact at 121 With Phes- 12- riage.
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