New Rooms and Board at 803 N Main
A. G. Mills from Greenfield visited today while new rooms and board were being arranged at 803 North Main Street.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1910
Page
3
A. G. Mills from Greenfield visited today while new rooms and board were being arranged at 803 North Main Street.
Dexter visitors and returnees fill the day with short notes. N J Winchell and J H Mook return from trips, R C Worswick heads to Portales for cattle inspection, Rosa Parks visits Elida, Hinkle travels to Clovis for tax matters, and Frank Anderson departs to Belleville Kansas on business. Early buyers push Barrington Hall coffee via Shrader Grocery. Record Want Ads. Kill worry.
Mrs J E Rhea came back last night from a trip visiting various points in northern Texas. Miss Josephine Lowe left this morning for a claim near Lakewood to undertake improvements.
Misses Elizabeth and May Griggs of Hagerman spent Saturday in Roswell visiting friends. E C Jackson of Lake Arthur was here today en route to Neosho Missouri on a business trip. Miss Leta Adams returned to Hagerman this morning after two days with friends.
A false fire alarm rang at 4 10 Sunday afternoon from 218 east Bland. Some boxes and trash burned briefly. The Catholic ladies plan a special event at Mrs J Y Thorntons residence Thursday Nov 3rd and invite everyone. Ww G Urton returned Saturday night from Amarillo where he was handling business matters.
W H Rhodes and H C Egleston left this morning for Amarillo and other northern points to represent competing hardware firms.
Madame Zenda, the palmist, left today for El Paso after a week in the city. Miss Ina McAlester, accompanying her party, also departed for Oklahoma City.
Readable text notes two small houses for rent at a price described as cheap. Property details limited. reference to the Title and Trust Company suggests a local rental listing context.
Mr and Mrs J G Redmon traveled home to Paris Kentucky after a ten days visit with Mrs Redmon s sister Mrs N L Randolph The departure marked the end of a short family visit in the region.
Mrs James Forstad departed Roswell this morning to return home near Dexter while her daughter heads to Hagerman for school after several days visiting.
Mrs James Ballard arrived home after a summer visit with her father H. P. Hobson in Bakersfield California and a pleasure tour to other points in the state.
Mrs Henry M. Holden departed this morning for her Corpus Christi Texas home after spending two months visiting her mother Mrs S E Russ in the city.
During November all books except 1.50 and 7T5kct. copy rights are offered at a 20 percent discount. Bible and Testaments also discounted to make room for Xmas goods at Ingersoll Book Stationery & Art Company.
Miss E C King announces her return from Chicago and the reopening of her art classes. Classes will be held temporarily at 101 N Kentucky on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. K I Read came back from Perry Oklahoma where Mrs. Read had been away over two months. Mr Read had left recently. Mrs S G Johnson and daughter returned from a summer trip to Chicago Detroit and Pennsylvania after leaving June 19.
A notice states that the Title and Trust Company issues a certificate of title to simplify land transactions. The ad promotes their title service and implies ease of dealing with property transfers through this certificate.
W. A. Wagner of Cleveland Ohio, in town six weeks as a clerk at The Gilkeson, has departed for Albuquerque where he has secured a new position.
A five hundred thousand dollar loan on triggated farms with long term terms. Interest payable annually and the privilege to pay off the loan early. Contact J B Herbst, Financial Agent, 308 N Main.
A compiled set of old classified sale notices listing items from apples and typewriters to horses cows and land. Entries include quantities prices locations contact points and trade offers across East Las Vegas New Mexico and nearby areas with notes on estates and utilities available.
Mrs Luther Brown returned Saturday evening from Hereford and Canyon City Texas where she visited her mother and sister. She was away about four weeks.
Mr and Mrs A J Nisbet and their son Alexander returned Saturday evening from a three months pleasure trip through California after being expected home a week ago.
A brief notice from the Title and Trust Company emphasizes their commitment to careful examination of titles. The report notes standard procedures, assurances of accuracy, and the firm’s guidance for clients seeking reliable title work.
Mrs James E Hamilton returned Saturday evening from a two week visit to Waco Dallas and Minneola Texas. T A Kelly left Sunday for Fargo Oklahoma to mourn his sister's death and will be away about a week.
Mrs. J. C. Reese, visiting her mother Mrs. W. T. Jones and family for two weeks, departed Sunday morning to her home in Quanah Texas.
Mrs. Harry Morrison arrived Saturday evening after a monthlong trip visiting relatives in Canon City Colorado and a sister in Amarillo.
Mr and Mrs J L Garrett who spent a year at John C Peck place departed Sunday morning for Clovis where they will make their home.
Mrs Gregory S. Moore arrived Sunday with her young daughter Ruth Green who is visiting from Los Angeles for the winter. Lee Richards departed for Kenna to inspect a shipment of fifteen carloads of cattle destined for the Kansas City market.
Mrs. Sarah Stewart of Argens Tenn arrives to spend the winter with son C. V. Stewart and family. Ira E. Price of Mendon Ohio comes for health and winter stay with E. Wright family. Miss Eliza King and her mother return from Chicago after pleasure trip to West Virginia and Pittsburg. Mrs. A. S. Laidley from Pittsburgh visits nephew N. L. Randolph. Miss Mary Laidley accompanies.
Messrs Lang ley Watters Breed Hurst and Walker from Dexter and Miss Rose Graham of this city returned yesterday from an eighteen days camping trip to Seven Cabins at the head of Peach Orchard canyon on the Capitan mountains. The Dexter party was here today and left on today's local south for their homes.
An eight room, new style house is available for rent at 608 West 1st Street. Prospective tenants are invited to inquire at the address for details and terms.
A short, mixed set of wanted notices lists sewing help in Some area or travel by day. railroad mail clerks openings in Roswell with exams, salary around 900 yearly. a man and wife ranch position. non descriptive ticket to Kansas City. a waitress at Gilkeson Hotel. and a couple to work on a farm.
Several rental notices list furnished rooms and homes for winter or light housekeeping. Listings include Col. Baker at 701 E. 5th St and A R Ed dington at 912 North Main St, plus other rooms for rent at 816 N. Main St and 6413 Pa. address.
The First Presbyterian church crowded for Dr W C Alexander’s last Sunday as pastor with a sermon on Serving the Lord with Brotherly Love. He received thanks as most members, long his friends, shook his hand after the service. Miss Mabel Axtell sang The Plains of Peace with Mr J C Troutman at the piano.
Deeds filed show transfers and patent notices across townships in 19th and early 20th century land records. Listed are Hagerman Irrigation Co to C F Tressler water right valued at 850 dollars and multiple entries detailing quarter section transfers in townships 2 to 5 south range 24 to 26 east with various buyers and prices. Also notes patents to Shack Simmonds C Gonzales and others with specific quarter and section descriptions. An advertisement promotes Loose Wiles digestates and a Bon Bons giveaway with a 5 pound Xmas package from Ingersolls.
Leonard Meckert known as Louie a Roswell sports figure leaves on a prospecting trip to South America traveling via New York to Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires to study the country people and language and consider cattle business opportunities if plans fail he may return to New Mexico and settle in Roswell. He is Alsace Lorraine born and long involved in New Mexico sheep and Roswell baseball circles and accompanied the local team to Albuquerque never missing a game.
East front five room modern house with baths porches good lawn and sheds 65 ft front line electric lights all practically new offered for 2100.00 by Title and Trust Co.
The body of Albert Knox Dale, who died in Las Vegas, will arrive this evening. The funeral service is set for tomorrow at ten o'clock in the morning at the Dilley undertaking rooms. Pallbearers include J. S. Lea, C. L. Ballard, J. W. Poe, J. P. White, R. P. Bean and A. M. Robertson.
A brief item notes Jaffa Prager and Joyce Pruit as major dry goods and grocery wholesalers and retailers in the Southwest. It describes their offerings including dry goods clothing groceries and ranch supplies and claims the stores as the largest supply houses in the region.
Hills and Dunn advertise furniture, hardware, stoves, rugs both new and second hand. Sewing machine needles and bob bins offered. Located at 305 307 N Maia, contact number 69.
Roswell firms Roswell Hardware Co and Independent Hardware Co offer wholesale and retail hardware. Inventory includes gasoline engines pipe pumps fencing tinware buggies wagons implements water supply goods and plumbing supplies.
Dilley and Son advertise private ambulance and prompt service with Allery Furniture Co and H. H. Henninger offering undertaker and embalmer services. Parlors listed at 131 W 4th with contact numbers 75 or 111 and a pimhes8-3 rings reference.
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