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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
3
Colorado Springs visitor C. H. Coates is in town to handle business matters while the latest King George Scarf pins are exhibited at L. B. Boellner, the jeweler.
Ewing Lusk visited his father's Elkins area ranch this morning. J. B. Fisk arrived from Pecos for a brief business visit. H. A. Van Epps of Dayton is spending several days at court. James F. Hinkle left for Carlsbad on business. W. D. Amis came from Hagerman for a two day stay with his son. Will H. Merchant arrived for business and to see his sister Mrs. Ed Seay.
W Benson of Artesia visited Roswell today and plans to travel to El Paso for the fair. L Daugherty arrived from Washington Spur this morning to stay two days in Roswell.
Mr and Mrs T M Spencer departed this morning for El Paso to spend ten days and attend the fair, returning with plans to visit nearby attractions.
Mr and Mrs W F Connell head home to Wichita Kansas after several days spent in the valley prospecting for minerals or mining opportunities. they traveled to the area for market research and potential investment.
A mixed list of sale items and rental notices includes dining room set, a No 6 Remington typewriter, farm tools, a corner residence lot, a 160 acre quarter near Masonic Cemetery with water rights, a cream separator, and various rental offers in Roswell New Mexico. Also notices for cows and steers, an outboard pasture lease, and a missing diamond pin.
WANTED sewing at two homes or day work by Mrs Gee A Puckett 909 W 9th. WANTED immediately railway mail clerks exams in Roswell soon entrance salary about 960 dollars. Promotions and vacations for information address I S Box 1066 Cedar Rapids Iowa 93113 WANTED second hand stores and household and kitchen furniture East Side Repair Shop 206% E 5th.
James Turnbull of Omaha manages city business while L B Boellner promotes King George Sears Pins. Independent Meat Co offers 10 pounds lard for 1 25. T E Plickinger departs for Fargo Oklahoma for ten days with his daughter. Dc E Abbott heads home to Texico after Federal Grand jury duty. Noah West of Hagerman passes through en route to Dallas for a business visit.
J C Wilson of Hagerman leaves for Weatherford to join an railroad crew. Artesia men Enfield and Hess and Dayton men Daugherty and Berry arrive for court. Mrs Bonnie and family from Hagerman visit relatives. Percy Hagerman visits from Colorado Springs. Willinghams of Corona arrive by auto to handle business. Green tomato relish offered for sale at 45 cents a quart. Phone 2814 rings.
Mr and Mrs F C Parker departed this morning returning to Clovis after a two day stay on land business readers report.
Promotional note invites readers to the armory on November 7 for an event featuring a group described as fascinating old maids. The brief item emphasizes entertainment value and date.
A V Pemberton, representative of Cudahy Packing Co, departed this morning for the company headquarters in Amarillo.
L. B. Boellner, the Jeweler, promotes King George scarf pins priced at 75 cents and a dollar each in a compact promotional note.
J. B. Hannum of Albuquerque, supervisor for Continental Oil Co., and Willard Hird, local representative, left this morning on a trip south.
Engineer E P Cooley resumes work with his first run after injuring his thumb and following a trip to Illinois.
A. O. Thompson returns to Hereford Texas this morning after spending two days in Roswell tending business interests. Invitation to attend Armory on November 7 honoring the title of Edward Bellamy’s book in practice.
Mrs. John C. Smith departed this morning for Tulsa Texas after spending two weeks visiting her sister in law Mrs F R Wright in the area.
Miss Nell Collins departed last night for Dexter to visit her mother for a few days. From Dexter she will proceed to the farm of W. R. Bond, a former city resident.
S. L. Ogle reached 76 yesterday yet stays vigorous, recently hunting with his grandsons in Twin Butte country. A note adds a quip that you can procure 19 pounds of lard for Governor Charles A. Reynolds of Santa Fe, who, while in town as a U.S. Land Office special agent, headed to Elkins on official business.
Lockridge Wilson departed last night for a business trip to Artesia and Carlsbad to make deliveries for P. F. Collier Publishing Co. where he serves as Pecos Valley agent. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moses returned from a California pleasure trip. Moses is bridge foreman on the Pecos Valley railroad and joined the Carlsbad crew last night.
Joyce Pruit Co. advertises as a large dry goods clothing and groceries supplier in the Southwest offering wholesale and retail services. The notice highlights their position as a major supply house.
Ask your grocer for the pumpkin yam sweet potatoe 6 lbs for 25c. 126 Claud Hobbs assistant cashier at First National Bank takes two weeks vacation at his suburban southwest city home. Wanted stock to pasture on alfalfa good smooth wire fence phone 2936 rings or see vegetable wagon S M Owens 9916.
DILLEY & SON offer private ambulance and prompt service with undertaker duties. ALLERY FURNITURE CO advertises undertakers with phone options. H H HENNINGER lists undertaker and embalmer services with private ambulance. Parlors at 131 West 9th Street.
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