Local Residents Leave for Business Trips and Visits
L G McGaffey departed Sunday morning for Albuquerque on business. W D Sweet took a short trip up the road yesterday. Pearl Wilson left Sunday for Kansas City on business. J N Boehner the Jeweler notes latest neg ligee gold collar pins. Bee is being for home in Bolivar Mo after three months with sister Mrs O O Askren.
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L. K. McGaffey
Albuquerque
Pearl Wilson
Kansas City
Ing
Bolivar, Mo
Roswell Apple Knockers Return From Fair Trip
Roswell Apple Knockers came back Sunday at 2 PM from the Albuquerque fair tournament with $200 in prize money. They tied for second with Santa Fe and Albuquerque, while Trini dad won first prize of $1,000. Albuquerque won Saturday’s 6 to 1 game against Santa Fe.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
Waica
Santa Fe
Trinidad
Cheyenne
Las Lunas
Harris
Pettus
Battery
Ables
Gaastra
Jothers
Gatlins Expected Home From Albuquerque Visit
Mr and Mrs Roger J Gatlin plan to arrive home this evening after attending the fair in Albuquerque. They visited natives and friends during the trip.
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Roger J. Gatlin
Albuquerque
Manning Visits Clovis on Sunday Morning
James A. Manning traveled to Clovis for a business visit on a Sunday morning, detailing pursuit of meetings and planned engagements in the city.
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James A. Manning
Clovis
Miss Eddy Johnston Returns to Acme School
Miss Eddy Johnston arrived back at Acme School Sunday morning after a brief visit elsewhere.
Mrs Frank N Brown Leaves for Hamlin
Mrs Frank N Brown departed this morning to spend three or four weeks with her sister in Hamlin Texas.
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Frank N. Brown
Hamlin
Texas
Local man travels for cattle business with wife
Frank Divers left this morning for Campbell to spend the day and from there proceed to Longton Kansas on cattle business. He was accompanied to Campbell by Mrs Divers who will return this evening.
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Frank Divers
Campbell
Longton
Kan
Roberts visit in Estey as Mrs Hinkle hosts
Capt and Mrs C W Roberts of Estey New Mexico visit their niece Mrs James F Hinkle. Miss Lucy Franklin departed this morning.
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Capt
C. W. Roberts
Estey, N. M
James F. Hinkle
Mardis Leaves Bartlett Place to Pay for Boaz Home
G. C. Mardis, longtime summer worker at the E. F. Bartlett place eight miles southeast of Roswell, departed to raise funds for his residence near Boaz.
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G. C. Mardis
E. F. Bartlett
Roswell
Boaz
Bennett Family Heads Home From Visit to See Country
Mr and Mrs Gale Bennett and their little son left this morning for Chicago after a week in town sightseeing the country.
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Gale Bennett
Little Son
Chicago
Velma White of Acme Passes Through En Route Home
Miss Velma White of Acme traveled this morning after visiting her parents at Artesia. She works as a saleslady at the Acme store.
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Velma White
Acme
Artesia
Elks Lose Big in Circus Venture
After the circus took out its initial 1400 from two days of the Code Fish attraction, the Elks' share totaled 233. From this, 56 goes to advertising and 350 to a city license, leaving the lodge down 175.
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Elks
Horner To Attend Son's Wedding In Houston
R. E. Horner of Horner Hill Realty left Sunday for a business visit in Parkersburg West Virginia and will then travel to Houston Texas for the marriage of his son R. C. Horner to Miss Eva Stone on November 9.
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R. E. Horner
Horner-Hill Realty Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Houston
Texas
R. C. Horner
Eva Stone
Loan offer for irrigated farms with annual interest
Five hundred dollars available as a long time loan on irrigated farms. Interest is payable annually with the privilege to pay off the loan before due. Signed by J B Herbst, Financial Agent, 303 N Main.
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J B. Herbst
Financia
N. Main
Mrs J E Ferguson to Kansas City via Hereford Amarillo
Mrs. J E Ferguson left Sunday for home in Kansas City stopping in Hereford and Amarillo due to an unexpected call from illness. She had been visiting two weeks with her father J Q Tannerill's family and regretted leaving Roswell early, praising Roswell and its climate.
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J. E. Ferguson
Kansas City
Hereford
Amarillo
J. . Q. ‘Tannerill
Roswell
Conductor Miller Leaves Roswell Local for Omaha Visit
C. A. Miller, conductor on the Roswell Carlsbad local, departed Sunday for Omaha to join his wife and son who are visiting there. He expects to return in ten days to two weeks. In the interim Conductor Wm Basley handles the run.
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C. A. Miller
Roswell-Carlsbad
Omaha
Wm. Basley
Roswell Solicit Committee Secures Funds for Chicago Exhibit
The Roswell Commercial Club soliciting committee announces they have raised the money needed to cover expenses for the Roswell exhibit at the International Irrigation Exposition in Chicago next month.
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Commercial Club
Chicago
Aave
Allison arrives to begin work on new building
C. L. Allison, arriving from Artesia, attends the Southern M. E. conference and comes to start construction on the new Allison building.
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C. L. Allison
Artesia
M. E
Allison
Delegates Prepare for National Christian Convention
Mrs J J Beck departed Sunday morning and Rev George Fowler with C A Emmett left today for Topeka to attend the National Christian Convention. Mrs Harold Thompson of the local church is already there. They expect to be away ten to twelve days as about 15 000 delegates from the United States and Canada gather for the event.
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Christian Convention
J. J. Beck
George Fowler
C. A. Emmett
Topeka
Harold Thompson
United States
Canada
Delegates to Odd Fellow Grand Lodge From Roswell and Dexter
Roswell lodge sends R S Cravens Ed Carmichael Mrs A V K Gillespie and Mrs Anne Emmett to Tucumcari for the Odd Fellow Grand Lodge session with J G Hedgcoxe also attending. Dexter lodge is represented by Charles Macy. Emmett serves as Grand Treasurer of the Rebekah Assembly. W W Ogle attends as Grand Treasurer of the Grand Encampment.
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R. S. Cravens
Ed Carmichael
A. V. K. Gillespie
Anne Exnmett
Roswell
Charles Macy
Dexter
Tucumcari
Grand Lodge
W. W. Ogle
J. G. Hedgcoxe
Mr. Carmichael
Mr. Macy
Fifteen Hundred Claim Holders Move to New District
The last books of the Roswell to Fort Sumner records were shipped yesterday with serial records. The 1,500 name index cards remain to be transferred, representing claim holders moving from Roswell to the Fort Sumner office. Three extra clerks were released after finishing most copying.
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Roswell
Fort Sumner U. S. Land Office
Fort Sumner
Parsons Returns Home After Visit With Daughter
D. M. Parsons left Sunday night for Hagerman after spending two days visiting his daughter Mrs. J. A. Caldwell.
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D. M. Parsons
Hagerman
J. A. Caldwell
Mrs Ferguson and Grace Depart Roswell for Phoenix
Mrs V C Ferguson and her daughter Grace left Roswell Sunday night to join Mr Ferguson in Phoenix A T where he works in coffee and tea. The family has lived in Roswell seven and a half years and friends regret their departure. Julia Ferguson visited from Carlsbad to spend the day and will return home there as stenographer for Bujac and Brice.
Mrs Fulton Leaves Roswell for Houston Visit
Mrs. A. C. Fulton departs Roswell this morning for Houston Texas after a six week visit with her mother Mrs L Davis and sister Mrs Will Stampp. She was delegated with Roswell and hopes to return.
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A. C. Fulton
Houston
Texas
L. Davis
Will Stampp
Roswell
Record Want Ad Promises Quick Local Results
A local newspaper notes that a Record Want Ad offers fast, affordable help for buyers and sellers to connect. The notice highlights easy placement and broad reach in the community.
Mrs O N Shanks Dies After Tuberculosis Fight
Mrs O N Shanks aged 28 died Sunday morning at 4 after a lingering tuberculosis illness. She had recently traveled to Colorado seeking relief. Survived by a husband and a 5 year old daughter. Funeral at Dilley parlors at 2 30 this afternoon. Dr P H McDowell in charge. Burial in Masonic Circle South Side cemetery. Pallbearers were the Regis ter Tribune office staff, her husband serves as city editor.
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O. N. Shanks
Four O’cock
Colorado
Hame
South
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dilley
P. H. McDowell
Masonic Circle
South Side Cemetery
Register-Tribune
Travel party returns from western sight-seeing trip
Will Lewis, R. L. Whitehead and R. J. McDonald returned Sunday night from a sight seeing trip through the west. They visited Camp Atascade ro and have been touring the Pacific coast. They also stopped at the Albuquerque Fair for a couple of days on their way home.
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Will Lewis
R. L. Whitehead
R. J. McDonald
West
Camp Atascadero
Pacific Coast
Albuquerque Fair
Erick visitors depart for Dayton on business trip
Mrs. John B. Heck and her daughter Miss Ware who lived in Dayton and now reside in Erick Oklahoma left Saturday evening for Dayton after visiting Mrs. Joan Bogar.
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John B. Heck
Miss Ware
Dayton
Erick, Okla
Joan Bogar
Clarkson Returns From Wisconsin And Iowa Trip
J. H. Clarkson came back Saturday night after a month visiting New Diggins Wis Le Mars and Debuque Ind He attended the death bed and funeral of his sister who died a week earlier.
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J. H. Clarkson
New Diggins
Wis
le Mars
Debuque
Reeves Family Leaves Roswell After Eye Treatment
Mr and Mrs L B Reeves and their children stayed twelve days while Mr Reeves received eye treatment and left Saturday evening for Dexter. Mr Reeves returned to Roswell this morning for further care.
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Mrs. L. BE. Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Dexter
Roswell
Carlsbad Probate Clerk Jake Owens Takes Trip Abroad
Jake Owens of Carlsbad long known as Eddy county probate clerk and recorder spent Sunday with his son, a cadet at the Military Institute, then left this morning on a fitness trip to Amarillo and Kansas City.
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Jake Owens
Carlsbad
Eddy County
Lower Pecos
The
Military Institute
Amarillo
Kansas City
Court Here Sunday and Monday With Judge Pope
Judge W. H. Pope traveled from Carlsbad to Roswell on Sunday to visit family and friends and conduct business. He stayed through Monday and planned to return tonight accompanied by court reporter Earl Iden. More attendees were expected to join the trip.
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W. H. Pope
Carlsbad
Roswell
Earl Iden
City Officials Attend Court Hearing in Sprinkling Case
J. M. Hervey W. W. Gatewood and City Attorney H. M. Dow were present at the Carlsbad court session Sunday morning. Dow left Sunday afternoon for Santa Fe to represent the city in the demurrer hearing on U S Bateman et al's sprinkling case today.
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Carlsbad
J. M. Hervey
W. W. Gatewood
H. M. Dow
First Meeting of Creditors for G O Cobleigh Bankrupt
In District Court of New Mexico Fifth District creditors of G O Cobleigh of Clovis are advised of a first meeting in Roswell on October 17 1916 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business as needed. Date September 30 1910. David W Elliott Referee in Bankruptcy.
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G. O. Cobleigh
Clovis
Curry
G. O. Cobreign
City of
Roswell
New Mexico
David W. Elliott
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