Visitors and locals flock to the city fair week list
Artesia’s H. Logan and J. F. Mathewson from Carlabad join guests at the Shelby and Grand Central hotels. Amarillo residents H. J. Laenees attend the fair with family while Midlanders Spencer Jowell John Winborne and T. A. Moore stay at the Shelby. Cowboys from Twin Beant ranch report good grazing despite little rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Mathewson
Carlabad
Shelby
H. J. Laenees and
Amarillo
Cliff Patten
Midland
Texas
C. L. Blandom
Sonora
Morrison Bros
Twin Beant Ranch
Grand Central
2Nd Street
Pecos Avenue
Grand Minstrel Show by Roswell Colored 400 Jubilee Singers
A Roswell program presents the Grand Minstrel Show by the Colored Jubilee Singers with Buck and Wing dancing and a Cake Walk for a five dollar prize. Reserved seats available for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Colored 400 Jubilee Singers
Buck
Wing
Copus
Portrait of a Grocer Yelp Shopkeeper Oddities
A fragmentary verse teases a shopkeeper who sells candy peanuts soda and oysters while offering pipes and tobacco. It hints at a benign identity riddle with a line about limp and water, and mentions a location near West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eves West Mian Street
Out-of-town visitors attend Roswell fair events
Foreman John Hart and eight cow punchers arrive for the Roswell fair roping contest next Friday. John Tyson of the Texas line won first prize at Carls and on July 4. Guy Webster leaves for El Paso to assume a new post after illness. Gus Bertner of Colorado City represents New York Life Insurance in Roswell. Santana Hernandez clashes with two rival patrons. Judge Peacock fines him 1 50. W Swartz of Waco and James Hunter of Dallas visit, saddler Amonett erects a new sign, James Stevens plans to stay at the Oriental Cafe, B A Sheyster of Albuquerque hawks the Albuquerque fair October 12–17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hart
John Tyson
Texas Line
Carls
Fair Grounds
Guy Webster
el Paso
Joplin
Gus Bertner
Colorado City
Texas
Shelby
New York Life Insurance Company
New Mexico
Card of Thanks and local notices
L. D. Danenberg and wife and J. W. Stockard and wife with numerous friends thank Rev. C. Young of the Baptist church for volunteering his services and officiating at the funeral of Tony Staffinger at Allery mortuary yesterday. H. A. Cox of Missouri City Kansas, here several weeks, returned yesterday from a trip to Carlsbad. Mr. Cox is a health seeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Danenberg
Ame
J. W. Stockard
C. Young
the Baptist Church
Tony Staffinger
Allery Mortuary
H. A. Cox
Missouri City
Kans
Carlsbad
Cox
Roswell Plumbing Co Advertises Quality Services
An advertisement promotes Roswell Plumbing Co at 111 South Main Street claiming near perfection in bath and sanitary arrangements, high quality materials, and fair pricing. Also mentions Lithia Mineral water for constipation at Gamble's and cost-saving stove deals from Allery Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Plumbing CO
South Main Street
Lithia
Gamble’s
Allery Furniture. Co
Land Office Services Cited For Titles Deeds And Mortgages
Special attention given to locating lands making out Land Office papers and abstracts of title writing deeds mortgages etc. ROOM 4.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joyce Pruit
The
NEW York Coffee CO
H.&. Logan of
Artesia
City
Spencer Jowell
John Winborne
T. A. Moore
Tex
Mrs. Long
Canyon City
Marshal Pilant
Charles Whitman
Booth
R. O. Hunt
Ft. Worth
H. A. Scott
Block Ranch
J.M. Lindley
Picacho
J. (. Kelly
Denison, Iowa
California
Manhattan
Stacy Adams
American Hosiery Co’s
Opera House
CED
Tute
Santana Hernandez
Peacock
Hernandez
W. Long
W. Swartz
Waco
Clive
Paul Hunter
Dallas
I. T. Amonett
James Stevens
Oriental Cafe
B. A. Sheyster
Albuquerque
Heal Plumbing
GOLES
Ullery Furniture GO
Sherwin-Williams
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Seadebaker
Pecos Valley
Seay
Gill & Morrow Go
Roswell, New Mexico
Vas
Joshua X. Dunn
Notary Public & Accountant
Sansom
Muncy’s Bus, Carriage and
Peacher
Santa Fe
Roswell and Capitan
Dave Scott
Roswell, N. M
Tit Roswell Machine Shops
South Main
Roswellanew Mekico
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