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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
4
Good driving horses at City Livery. Miss Grace Newell arrived last night from Pittsburg Pennsylvania for a visit with her brother F G Newell of the Gross Miller Company. She will be here about three weeks.
Henri de B Heflin returned last evening from Amarillo after a several day visit and sight of bargains in school books at Makin's store.
Henry Diven returns from Clovis after handling business for several days. Bring old school books before Sept. 9 to receive a due bill equal to cash on new books. Mr and Mrs B M Atwood depart for Amarillo where he, a Santa Fe engineer, has been transferred.
Saturday Evening Post Ladies' Home Journal and Woman's Home Companion priced at $1.50 per year. Hattie L. Cobean, Agent. Phone 166.
Mrs M J Jackson left this morning for Mangum Oklahoma after a month with her brother Marvin Brown. She was accompanied home by Mrs Brown who went for a return visit.
Mrs. George Fowler, wife of Rev Fowler, leaves for Socorro with her son Rockwell, who will enter the territorial school of mines. Mrs. Fowler will reside in Socorro this winter.
One hundred twenty acres of choice alfalfa land adjoining Dexter New Mexico offered for sale. The property includes an artesian well 1120 feet deep providing ample water for handling. For details contact Geo. R. McLaughlin, Dexter, New Mexico.
J H Beckham Jr of Kansas City formerly Artesia arrives in Roswell for a business visit and plans to enter the immigration business at Brady Texas.
Public notice announces fresh buttermilk available at Roswell Creamery with contact by phone number 98 5913.
Fred Emillio and Lupe Bell of this city were married at 10 30 this morning by Judge J T Evans. The ceremony took place at the bride's parents residence in the south part of the city.
Hagerman resident Mrs. R J Reynolds left for Haskell Oklahoma to spend the winter with her mother. Mr Reynolds plans to join her there Monday. Miss Julia Robertson returned to Austin after two months visiting her sister Mrs A V K Gillespie. Mrs R A Dees returned to her claim near Boaz after two months in Roswell and will soon join her husband in Oklahoma.
Pastor H Valkenburga of the First M E Church departed this morning for Las Vegas to attend the annual event.
Conference of the New Mexico English Mission noted as part of the denomination’s activities. Details remain brief with emphasis on organizational gathering and regional mission focus.
Miss Gertrude Barron and Chester Truett of Hagerman left for Loma Linda California to take up work in the sanitarium there with Miss Barron continuing studies toward professional nursing.
Mrs B F Harlow returned from a summer visit to Lexington Virginia where she spent May. She paused in St Louis for a short visit on the way west.
Harry Thorne came down from Elk ins last night for a brief visit with friends and to attend to business. He plans to move his family to Roswell in the near future.
Carrizozo New Mexico Sept 1 Citizens receive word from the supreme court clerk that the high court has affirmed the lower court and Carrizozo retains the county seat title for the third time. The decision settles the long running contest and ends ongoing litigation.
Clerk S I Roberts sent Governor Mills a fiscal year 1910 report showing 892 cases disposed and 994 new filings, 102 more than disposed. The office collected 5605.10 in fees, mostly fifteen cents per filing, illustrating a large workload despite small per‑case fees.
The Krackerjack is the only Girls Genuine West Shoe available today with oak soles solid leather counters and box toes and guaranteed wear. The Krackerjack Mc Kay Shoe uses the same leather but is machine sewn and priced at $1.25 $1.50 and $1.75.
Expert packers from multiple states will compete for championship honors at the third National Apple Show in Spokane running November 14 to 19. Contestants pack four boxes from six, with a 100 point score covering speed, uniformity, bulge, height, firmness and wrapping. Prizes range from 100 to 25 dollars in gold.
A cousin’s letter describes visiting Ketchem & Chetums and Hills & Dunn to buy furniture. He miscounts money, spends most of Betsy’s purse on beds with slats and cheaper prices at Hills & Dunn, then realizes funds are nearly gone.
Contenders will pack six boxes of apples per stand in a judged diagonal arrangement. Experts like H. M. Gilbert of North Yakima discuss bulge levels, preferring a moderate bulge to avoid bruising while maintaining a tight, stable diagonal pack.
Mrs. R. F. Cruse received a telegram announcing the death of her sister Miss Mable McMillen who died today in Hugo Oklahoma. Miss McMillen visited here last year and many friends regret deeply to hear of her death.
Mr Hal H Hendrick and Mrs Delia Le Cawood wed at eight this morning at Southern Methodist Church in a simple service per Methodist ritual conducted by Rev P T Ramsey. About thirty guests attended before the couple departed for a two week honeymoon to Denver and Colorado Springs. They will reside at 409 North Kentucky after returning.
Last night crowds grew at the revival as the meeting progress accelerates. Mr. Ramsey delivered hard truths from Isaiah about insubstantial comforts and infidelity. He argued money and business success fail to satisfy the soul and urged honest self examination. The audience left thoughtful, ready to measure their lives by the sermon.
St Paul Minnesota September 7 The resolutions committee met to order as the National Conservation Congress convened The platform is expected to favor national control aligned with Roosevelt and Pinchot Several addresses were on the program The credentials committee will consider two chairmen Edward H Hines and G E Condra amid disputes over chairmanship and past influence claims
The Hague report says the century old fisheries dispute between the United States Britain Canada and Newfoundland ends with an award largely in favor of the United States on five of seven points. Britain wins on point one and five regarding the three mile limit and measurement from headlands versus the shore. The court sustains the British claim on the three mile limit.
Kalispell Montana September 7 two persons were killed and fifteen seriously injured in a wreck of the east bound Burlington train on the Great Northern tracks near Caram twenty miles east of Kalispell. The train was traveling from Seattle to Kansas City.
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