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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
3
The piece argues time is running out to oppose the so called Commission Plan. It cites J F Hinkles objections and moral concerns asserting the plan would bring saloons back to Roswell. The Record urges residents to refuse and turn it down with a taunt.
541f Robert Kellahin returned Sunday from Artesia after involvement in a land deal.
H. H. Wilkerson, the photographer, was returned from a vacation and pleasure trip to Kansas City. Miss Addie Coll returned to her Artesia home after visiting Miss Bess May McClane.
Miss Daisy Brigance returns from a summer vacation at her old home in Fort Worth. The note mentions shopping for Krackerjack Shoes and Stine Shoe Co. with a price or catalog reference 58.2.
S M King and W S Miller returned home after business trips to Elida. Pearl Wilson came back from Kansas City. E F Epperheimer arrived from Clovis for a business visit. Miss Sula Stewart departed for Portales for a several month visit.
J. K. Herbst of 303 Main St Roswell is identified in connection with private funds for city loans.
Jack Van Austin arrived back last night after a trip north and will stay in Roswell for several days.
Mr and Mrs S aivers arrived home after a several day visit with relatives in Blida.
Skilled workers at Texas Snap offer affordable services with prices advertised as low as possible. The note suggests competitive rates and value for customers seeking rapid, expert labor.
G. D. Jopling departed for Kansas City after a six day visit with local friends.
Mrs. J. M. Bowman and her children arrived home last night after visiting Oklahoma and points east.
Misses Mable and Amy Axtell have returned from Golden Cole where they spent the summer.
Mrs. S Bailey left for Hagerman to visit her son for a month. Mr and Mrs Frank Linell traveled from Artesia to visit friends. M M Gallagher went to Dallas for a week or ten days on business. Krackerjack Saoes for the children and 4Stine Shoe Co. 5812 mentioned in the page segment.
I G Briner left yesterday morning for Wichita Kansas after a visit with D F Thomas. Mr and Mrs J C Hamilton of northeast of town announce the birth of a fine daughter yesterday morning.
A. C. Hayden left yesterday for Big Springs Texas after six weeks visiting. Mrs. C. S. Lusk and daughter Miss Nettie returned home last night from a ranch stay near Elkins.
J J Stinebach departed yesterday morning for Leavenworth Kansas following a two week stay here to visit friends and acquaintances.
Mrs. R. C. Graves arrived home after a month visiting her brother in Duncan Oklahoma and her daughter in Bowie Texas.
Kirby Lewis and Miss Allie Lewis left yesterday for Bakersfield California to join relatives and set up a new home.
M. R. Owens, a Pullman conductor, traveled from Carlsbad to Roswell for a Sunday visit, stopping briefly as he runs through the area.
J. A. Russell of Dallas arrived Sunday for a brief stay to attend to business for the Western Electric Company.
Mrs. Charles B. Gamble departed yesterday for Manhattan Kansas upon learning her mother there is ill.
Mr and Mrs M W Murray and their children returned home after a several weeks outing to Bovina Amarillo and Hereford with a pleasure trip.
Mrs. T. A. Howard and her daughter Miss Gay travel with three sons to El Paso where the three boys will enroll in public schools for the winter.
Mrs J R Reynolds of Hagerman arrived yesterday to visit Mrs F H Patrick for a few days and will later move on to Haskell Texas to make her home once more.
Warren S. Barlow of the U S Army and military instructor at the New Mexico Military Institute returned last night after spending his summer vacation at his old home in Brooklyn New York.
Mr and Mrs C B Jones and their baby left yesterday morning for Douglas Ariz after a three month stay visiting R B W B and C B Jones Jr and other relatives and friends here.
Mr and Mrs B D Garner returned Saturday from a month in New York combining pleasure with business. Mr Garner went to buy for the Joyce-Pruit Company.
Tom Hall and Dillard Wyatt, this year's graduates from the High School, left yesterday for Columbia Missouri to enter the Missouri State University. Hall will become a civil engineer and Wyatt will pursue a six year law course.
Capt and Mrs M S Murray returned last night from a business trip through the East. Capt Murray visited Camp Perry for the U S shooting tournament before the pair continued to Washington and then enjoyed a pleasure tour through the region.
Mrs Harold Pp Black returns from weeks in Fulton Missouri St Louis and Cincinnati Ohio where she studied millinery styles before taking a head milliner position with Morrison Brothers and Co. She formerly worked in millinery in St Louis.
Nicholas Kowalska and M D Flannagan arrived from Santia Fe to lead brick work on the New High School building and later on the new court house and jail.
Mrs N E Ragsdale left yesterday for El Paso to spend a few weeks and then proceed to Arizona to visit several places. Mr Ragsdale is employed by the Daniel Drug Company and will join her in about a month in Arizona.
Buy Schoo Books for 3 dollars at Payton's and receive a lunch box as a promotional gift while supplies last.
We thank all kind friends who assisted at our son and brother’s funeral and especially the Masonic lodge for its kindnesses. R. K. Fleming and Family.
Mrs Ward Hill and Raymond Davis left yesterday for Dallas after spending two weeks visiting Mrs Hill’s son Dr W L Hill who is the uncle of Mr Davis.
Mr and Mrs Al Bane return from several days in Amarillo with guests Miss Lucy Williamson of Texico and Miss Mattie Bentley of Amarillo who will stay a few days. Save time and money Record Ads.
Several short sale notices list items including a five horsepower gas engine with pulley belt and tanks, a new harrow, a family horse, and a residence with water bath and electric lights. Additional notices advertise a desirable corner residence and a young cow with address details in Record Office notices.
U S Meat Market proclaims quality as its motto with a focus on offering only the best cuts. Local shoppers are urged to trust the store for superior meat products and service.
A set of small rental ads lists multiple properties for rent by owners and businesses. Entries include bricked corner lot near Richardson and Walnut, furnished housekeeping rooms with bath, a five room modern house on S Lea Ave with office space, sleeping rooms at 816 N Main, furnished front room at 408 N Ky, two light housekeeping rooms at 813 N Richardson, and three furnished rooms at 202 E Bland with monthly rates and occupancy notes.
Lost nugget stick pin reported at a swimming pool. Return to Ed J Williams at Price Co for reward.
An instrument claimed as the verbal will of Maxamino Ribera, deceased, was filed in the Probate Court for Chaves County New Mexico. Judge J T Evans set November 7 1910 to prove the will. Clerk R F Ballard dated August 30 1910 with court seal.
J. B. Knight, once of this city and Lake Arthur, has come from Boracho Texas with his family to operate a commercial photography studio in Roswell this winter. The notice notes the arrival as part of a local business feature in aHudson Valley style ad for Valley Optical Kompany offering eye exams and glasses.
E Hall of Elida resigned as U S Commissioner at Elida yesterday. Judge Wm H Pope appointed J R Darnell, editor of the Elida News, to replace him. Hall will attend the University of Tennessee this winter to finish his law studies. Hall and Darnell left for Elida this morning. Have Cruse shoe your horse.
Execution issued by the district court of Canves county New Mexico levies on horses and chattels of Lee Fountain. Sheriff will conduct sale at 9:00 a m on Friday the 30th of August 1910 in Canves county.
Roswell Trading Company yard sale set for September 1916 to satisfy a civil judgment from 1909 in Chaves County New Mexico. Listed are multiple branded horses and mares with ages and brands, plus a roan and paint mare, and other stock to be sold for cash to cover principal interest and costs. Judgment amount $423.82 plus costs.
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