Brunk Returns From Dexter Trip
M. M. Brunk comes home this morning from a trip to Dexter. Goodman pays the highest cash price for secondhand furniture.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
3
M. M. Brunk comes home this morning from a trip to Dexter. Goodman pays the highest cash price for secondhand furniture.
Al H Birdsong went to Fort Sumner for Swift & Co price for 2nd hand furniture. Clarence Allery left for Artesia on a business visit. 10 pounds of lard for 1.25 at Independent Meat Co. Will Lewis headed to Hope to work on his father's ranch. John C Peck went to Pecos on a business visit. One large modern 8 room house for rent inquire 608 W 1st Lt S7ir. Ward S Arnold arrived from Chicago for a business visit. Modern nine room furnished house close in for rent 35 a month Title & Trust Co phone 91.
J. D. White arrived from Kenna for a two day business visit, staying to discuss local concerns and prospects.
Irrigated farms and pumping propositions offered at attractive prices by Title & Trust Co. Contact by phone 91 for details on available parcels and financing options.
Mr and Mrs A L Schneider traveled from Artesia this morning for a brief business visit.
R. C. Nisbet travels from Artesia to Carlsbad to attend court. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Hair visit from Dexter to tend to friends and business. Ingersoll’s offers P and P services.
W A Joanson traveled to Carlsbad on business for Roswell Hardware Company. Opening football game of the season at Military on Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock. Willard Hird departed for Portales and Texas on business for Continental Oil Company.
Football Saturday at N M S grounds features N M S against Phillips Lowery School of Amarillo with admission 60 cents. A Dunn returned this morning from Carlsbad where he had business at court.
A 20 acre tract located on North Main Street about two miles out presents a rare investment chance. The offering is associated with Title & Trust Co. and can be inquired via phone at 91.
L. FE. Reeves, here for eye treatment, returned to his Dexter home for a brief overnight visit before resuming care.
Best improved lots in Roswell offered at a very low figure with easy terms. Title & Trust Co. advertises the sale and provides phone contact 91 for details.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Heath left this morning to return to Kenna after their stay since June, concluding their visit in the area.
J D Cully and Co plumbers advertise scientific plumbing at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed and contact at 521 North Main and phone 118.
V E Brenn of Georgetown Ohio, a cadet at the Military Institute, has had to use crutches due to an injury.
A swelling and soreness in his right foot is noted as Dr. L. P. Williamson of St. Louis arrives last night for a visit with his parents Dr and Mrs J. Williamson.
Phone 182 and Livery services listed for hack, buggies, cabs and saddle horses. J R Ballard, connected with Roswell Seed Co, left for Lake Arthur after shipping apples. J C Goodman buying second hand heaters and cook stoves cash. Mrs Laura Rutledge operated on for intestinal obstruction at St Marys hospital. resting well. Charles Wroeger and wife of Amarillo traveled from Amargo to Artesia for business and pleasure. Pumpkin yam sweet potato offered at 6 lbs for 25 cents.
H W Morrison travels from Carlsbad with Joe Richards and relatives for a brief business stay. A 20 acre Main Street property is offered as best value today. Mr and Mrs A J Crawford depart for Mrs Crawford house claim near Boaz to oversee improvements at 3 o clock. Mr and Mrs E R Omer and family plus Leslie Claudray arrive from Camp Point to reside in Roswell.
Miss Pope, who had been visiting the family of her brother Judge Wm H Pope, departed this morning for her home in Canarieston South Carolina.
In the Alameda section of the city we have very desirable lots, sewer, water and sidewalks. Title & Trust Co. phone 91. tf
Dr S S Runyan departed this morning for Pecos to spend three weeks with his sister and her son who lives with her.
James W. Atkinson who has managed the Roswell Steam Laundry departed this morning for Los Angeles on a prospecting trip. He expects to locate business in California.
N M M I hosts Phillips Lowery School of Amarillo for a football game on Saturday with admission set at 50.
E C La Coss departed for Pecos today to inspect engine No 0234, the unit this division loaned for use at the south end and now bringing back to the home base.
Easy terms offered on a new complete five room house with two lots priced at $1250. Title & Trust Co. advertises contact via phone 91.
Hub Gill and family depart for La Mesa where Gill takes a conductor post between Lamesa and Lubbock. L. B. Boellner advertises baby signet rings. Roy A Scott couple, after visiting Dr. and Mrs. Harrison, head home to Bardwell Kentucky via the southern route.
L. B. Boellner, jeweler, proclaims the largest stock of ladies neck laces. J. Wagner leaves for Bartonsville to visit his aged mother then will travel to Memphis, Tenn., for a business trip lasting three or four weeks.
Classified notice offers horses mules wagons hacks and buggies for sale or trade for alfalfa hay or milk cows. Includes phone contact 426-2062 and address E 5th St. Varnon travels to Abilene after two months with daughter Mrs A R Blackwood. Also notice about Mothers Club meeting at Central School Friday at 4 oclock urging all mothers and friends to attend.
Miss Mable Head lectured on Southern M. E. church missions to Nashville ladies last night and departed today for Carlsbad to promote missions work.
Dr and Mrs C L Parsons returned home after attending the New Mexico Osteopathic Examining Board meeting in Albuquerque. They stopped in Tulsa Oklahoma for a brief visit with their son Frank Parsons before continuing home.
Mrs. B. R. Buffaam, deputy game warden, was presented with a new Remington .22 caliber carbine rifle as thanks for her wildlife protection work. The weapon was shown at the Record office this morning and described as a beauty.
Listings include five acre tract east of city, 300 acres with wells and alfalfa, $5 iron for $3, 320 acres improved farm land in Pecos Valley with artesian well, 5 hp gas engine with equipment, a residence in good location with modern conveniences, a corner residential lot, and 160 acre section 20 nearby with ditch right, all from Blair & Co and local listings.
A stream of varied recruitment and service ads appears listing positions and tasks. Roles include household help white servants sewing at home or by day, a basso singer for a male quartet, a waitress, a general operator, and mail service hopefuls. Also requests for office workers and magazine sales agents with contact details.
A collection of rental notices details several properties including 2 to 5 rooms with various amenities in locations such as 600 N Richardson 318 S Main 707 N Main 409 N Wash 816 N Main 503 N Penn Central school area and corner Richardson Walnut. Entries note no occupants with illness and contact points J L Leonard T A Hinson Black at P V Drug Co and A M Robertson.
Mr and Mrs A L Good arrived from the east to settle in Roswell. Mr Good will be an engineer in the Berrendo irrigation project and work with Robert P Woods the project consulting engineer. They plan to divide acreage and sell plots in town on small weekly payments with no interest or taxes and no payments due in case of sickness or death.
M M McLean who spent six weeks copying Roswell to Fort Sumner land office records left for Waco Texas to visit his parents and then will go to Washington DC for work in the general land office. He corrects a recent publication stating fifteen hundred claimants were moved to Fort Sumner. the correct figure is fifteen thousand.
Paylor and Baumer, real estate dealers, opened an office yesterday at 108 East 3rd Street in the Roswell Building & Loan Association. The partners are Walter T. Paylor, former city clerk, and Otto Baumer, formerly of the New Mexico Cigar Company. The firm vows strong brains and energy, focusing on a general real estate business with a specialty in city residence lots on easy terms.
Manager Bidwell of the Cheyenne Indians recounts a summer where his team won seventy of eighty games across Colorado Wyoming the Dakotas Kansas Nebraska and Utah. They claimed amateur state supremacy by beating Trinidad 14 to 3 in Albuquerque and by winning the Denver News tournament.
Lists of businesses include U. S. Meat Market Jaffa Prager Joyce Pruit Co Dry Goods and Ranch Supplies Roswell Hardware Co Independent Hardware Oriental Livery Pecos Valley Lumber Roswell Lumber Kemp Lumber Co with offerings in meat, dry goods, hardware, livery, lumber and building materials.
Roswell retailer Dilley Furniture Company promotes a swell line of home furnishings with high quality and low prices to attract shoppers.
Classified items show W S Murrell piano tuning with guaranteed work. Morrison Bros store offers ready to wear apparel and millinery. Dilley and Son Undertakers provide private ambulance and service. Allery Furniture Co under takers with phone numbers. Henninger Undertaker and embalmer with parlors on West Fourth and private ambulance.
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