Picnic Wagon at City Livery Reported
Elkins resident H. F. Hyman returns from a six weeks visit. J. C. Trout travels from Hagerman for a brief business stop. Mrs. W. E. King arrives from Hagerman for a visit with friends. Have Cruse shoe your horse.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
3
Elkins resident H. F. Hyman returns from a six weeks visit. J. C. Trout travels from Hagerman for a brief business stop. Mrs. W. E. King arrives from Hagerman for a visit with friends. Have Cruse shoe your horse.
W A Gillenwater returned to Portales this morning after a short business visit. Fresh seal ships oysters daily at the U S Market with phone contact listed as 31 61.
Miss McWhirt and Mrs. Hull travel plans noted with visits to Sayre Clovis and Oklahoma. Frank Purcell and George Elkins return to El Paso Archer and Kenna. Poultry prices, real estate ads, and local business visitors listed with brief movements and postings.
N. E. Prudhomme from Aome attended the large Odd Fellows and Rebekahs celebration last night and returned home today.
Twenty acres on North Main street close in with house and barn offered at $150 per acre. Mrs George Dingwall departed this morning for Brillant New Mexico after a month visiting her mother Mrs A E Lesner. Title and Trust Co. tf
M L Gressett of Temple Texas arrived for a week long hunting trip with his brother Farrell Gressett. Kipling's hosts high school day this Saturday. Charles W Shepherd and Norvell Randolph returned from the Joyce Pruit building grand opening in Portales.
J D Cully and Company advertise scientific plumbing at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed. Located at 521 North Main, offering prompt service through the local phone line 118.
Mr and Mrs J W Stroup from Billings Oklahoma arrive to care for their apple crop on an orchard east of town after a night journey.
The ladies of the Baptist church will serve fried chicken dinner Saturday in the building opposite Joyce Pruit & Co. Price 35c. Miss Nan Byrd and brothers Fred from Ottawa Kansas arrived to spend the winter in Roswell and are friends of Miss Rose Graham.
Rev H Van Valkenburg returned from Las Vegas after attending the New Mexico Conference of the M E English Mission. The High school receives 25 percent of Kipling's Saturday sales to benefit athletics. Miss MacNabb of Chicago arrived to spend the winter at Hagerman. her father is assistant treasurer of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad.
G A Campfield of Albuquerque arrived last night and proceeded to Carlsbad, planning to return Tuesday. He represents the American Steel and Wire Company.
Dr R H McKay of Dexter returns home after an extended visit in Girard Kansas. His family has been in Kansas all summer and will come back the first of October.
Mrs. L. B. Phillips has been away since March during an extended Texas trip. She spent a month or two in Amarillo Plainview and other Panhandle towns and the rest of the time in Fort Worth.
P. C. Jacoby left for Pagosa Springs Colorado for a month of rheumatism treatment. He will then visit Richfield Utah for two weeks with Mrs. Jacoby before returning to Roswell.
A fragment notes a mill ship going to waist and shirt goods priced at ten cents per yard at Makin's, signaling a small trade item in progress.
Residents made brief morning movements for work and errands. B N Muney returned to Elkins, Arthur W Bikker and Sam Jones headed to Lake Arthur for business, O R Tanner traveled from Hager Man, J F Joyce passed through toward Portales, Judge T H Broughman left for Hagerman ranch, and Roy H Mook returned from Marion Indiana with Mrs Mook visiting relatives. He will return in fall. Mrs J H Mook and Miss Hazel plan Indiana return soon.
Frank D. Pinkley left on today s auto trip for Vaughn and will be joined in El Paso by Mrs. Pinkley and baby who have been visiting in northern and central states. They plan to return to their home at Casa Grande. Aunz Mr Pinkley was here two months visiting his old school day friends Mr and Mrs Percy Evans. Fresh cut flowers Roswell Floral Co. Phone Rural No 8. 69110.
A collection of classified sale notices listing a Shetland pony mare and colt buggy harness land lots and houses in Las Vegas New Mexico Roswell and nearby. Items include a residence with water electric light and bath and a 75 foot lot on Kentucky Avenue with title and trust company as contact. Also a land scrip offer by A A Mason and multiple farm and vehicle sales with brief contact addresses.
R M Mountford, once in Roswell piano tuning and rebuilding, returned after an absence dating from March 1 and will resume work locally. He spent summer in Iowa, his wife had surgery six weeks ago in Iowa City and will join him later. Mountford stopped in Tucumcari recently and praises Roswell as the best town on the map, noting ongoing improvements look good.
Makin's Bargain House advertises school shoes for boys and girls priced from 1 to 1.50 dollars, highlighting affordable footwear for students.
Mrs John Collins of Dexter wife of a local colored preacher underwent tumor surgery at St Marys hospital this morning. Alfalfa pasture 2 dollars per month. City Livery call 7116 E E McCord a well known Santa Fe engineer underwent stomach stricture operation at St Marys hospital this morning in good condition this afternoon. His brother in law Mr Wilson arrived last night to attend the operation.
Water abundant land selling at 175 dollars per acre. Title and Trust Co. advertises blocks of five and ten acres located about a mile and a half from Second Street and Main, noted for good soil and ample water. tf
Mrs Charles Vestal arrived in Rome this morning after a two day visit to seek medical care for a sick baby.
Mrs John Phillips departs today for Emma Texas after learning her husband working there is ill with typhoid fever.
Mr and Mrs John H Patterson left for Marble Hill Mo after visiting friends in the town. They had spent a week here seeing the town and old acquaintances Mr and Mrs J M Bowman. The property for sale includes five rooms east front two lots shade fruit trees bearing lawn fine barn well and windmill and is priced at 2250 with title and trust company handling.
Mrs T P Lockart will resume her Spanish classes on October 3 after taking a summer course with Prof Theo Ladico of Los Angeles and Long Beach. For information call phone 92 7TOt5.
Mr. and Mrs George Cazier traveled from Dexter for a business visit. He returned this morning while Mrs. Cazier will stay a few days to visit friends in the area.
A string of classified notices seeking work and workers. Appeals from W A Wagner for any work, a good cook for a three person family, an experienced stock and bond salesman at A C Bidwell’s, a farm hand with board for three, government railway mail clerks and fast action for Cedar Rapids preparation.
A jumble of rental notices describe rooms and small houses for light housekeeping in multiple locations including N Washington Lea and 406 N Kentucky plus near the library. Also items lost like a German silver coin purse and spectacles with gold bows and a found Elk job ad appear in the classifieds.
Mrs E E McNair and her young daughter Charlotte arrived from Artesia to spend a week or ten days with her parents Mr and Mrs S Totzek. Mrs Arnold Sterlitz will arrive from El Paso tonight to visit the Totzeks.
Mr. S. Mendenhall departed this morning for his Sapulpa Oklahoma home after a three day visit with his daughter Mrs. W. S. Prager. He was accompanied by his granddaughter Miss Stephana Prager who will travel to Washington to enter National Park Seminary for the winter.
The Baptist church hosts a free Friday concert for Sunday school boys and girls and their friends with no age limit. Dr. and Mrs. G T Veal provide a Victrola with 160 records for a varied program. Pastor P H McDowell invites all to come, forget troubles, and enjoy the evening.
Traction men from the middle west gather at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis for the Central Electric Railway Association annual meeting. Officials predict decade growth in interurban lines creating a west wide steel network linking New York to St. Louis and major central cities. Technical papers will be read at the convention.
The Cemetery association will meet Saturday at 4:00 o clock with Mrs. Sidney Prager. All members and those interested are requested to come on.
Community shoppers can buy ice cream and candy at Kipling’s this Saturday to raise funds for the high school. The event invites families and students to participate and enjoy treats while aiding local education.
An agent announces discounted long term subscriptions for Woman's Home Companion and partner magazines including McClure's and Everybody's. Offers run through September 36 with tiers for 2, 3, or 5 year terms and price reductions up to $2.50 from regular pricing.
Expert workmen at Texas Shuop offer services at low prices aiming to beat competition. The notice highlights affordability and quality with emphasis on value for customers seeking skilled labor.
Geor ge B Jewett at 212 Main St offers billiards and pool with new regulation equipment. Joyce Pruit Co markets dry goods clothing groceries as the largest Southwest supplier, wholesale and retail. Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co promotes itself as the oldest drug store in Roswell with up-to-date offerings.
Roswell Hotel promotes a hospitality slogan while Shrader Grocery Co advertises strictly good goods at reasonable prices inviting patronage. The brief notice blends food retail and lodging marketing in a single old style advertisement.
DILLEY & SON undertakers offer private ambulance and prompt service. ALLERY FURNITURE CO undertakers contact numbers 76 or 11 for services.
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