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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
3
E M Tyson returned to Artesia today. J R Darnell returned to Elida this morning. Cruse does rubber-tiring right.
Roger Elliott returned to Dexter this morning and Makin's offers bargains in all lines. A. Woodruff came up from Dexter Cruse does Rubber tiring right. A. B. Hill left this morning on a business visit of three or four days in Clovis.
Mrs Clemmie Garner leaves for a two week visit in Altus Oklahoma. A local notice lists school shoes for boys and girls priced from 1 to 1.50 at Makin's Bargain House.
Howard C. Booth traveled this morning to a valley area for a short business visit. The sale lists five acres two miles from the city center at fifty dollars per acre, with Title & Trust Co. handling inquiries and phone contact number 91.
County School Superintendent C C Hill traveled to Acme this morning to visit several local schools and inspect facilities in the district.
B. M. Garner was back in Kenna this morning after spending two days away on business.
Oysters advertised for daily fresh sale at US Market with phone contact. O O Skipwith departed for Clovis after a few days in Roswell. E P Lockart Spanish teacher listed with phone. Louise Destree returned from six weeks at her old home in Green Bay Wisconsin.
J M Reid left this morning on his return to Clovis after spending three or four days here with his family.
Furnished nine room modern house close in for rent at 35 dollars monthly. Title and Trust Co. advertises with phone number 91.
Robert F. McKinstry of Hagerman travels to Ann Arbor Michigan to begin law school for the coming academic year.
J. Q. Cummins and Harve Hall arrived home last night from an auto trip to the Calumet ranch bringing A. D. Hill with them.
Henry Nimitz returned this morning from Artesia and Carlsbad where he oversaw development of new opera houses. Mill shipment of waist and shirt goods is priced at 10 cents per yard at Makin's.
Expert workmen at Texas Snap offer services with prices advertised as the lowest around. The note highlights steep discounts and value for customers seeking affordable labor.
Miss Mary B. Walker of Birmingham Alabama left this morning for Elkins to visit her sister after a two day business stay. City Supervisor J W Bennett returned from Oklahoma City where he served three weeks as a witness in a murder case.
Mrs. Frank Richardson departed for her Wichita home after a three week stay with her sister Mrs. Tom Martin. Mrs. T A Hilburn Merlin and Alfred left for Marshall Missouri for a several week visit with Mrs Hilburns parents.
Roswell Floral Co offers cut flowers with phone and rural route details. Contact Rural No. 8, 69110 for orders and deliveries.
Fred Nation of Emporia Kansas, a cattle buyer, left this morning for Amarillo after making several conditional purchases during his stay.
Title and Trust Co advertises Roswell property with the best improved lots for sale at a very low figure and easy terms. Contact phone 91 for details.
Deputy Sheriff Co R Young returns from a four days trip to Elk Hope Duncan and Aresia where he has served jurors for the upcoming term of court.
Private funds for city loans referenced with contact J. Bd. Herbst at 302 Main St. Roswell.
W H Harrison, in his eight months of employment, departed this morning for Nacogdoches Texas where he owns and operates the Redland Herald newspaper.
Fresh fish and Sealsnip oysters available daily at Roswell and the New State Markets. Call 425 or 337 for details.
Mrs J B Kennedy left this morning for Muskogee Oklahoma after a two week stay in Roswell. She brought her daughter Miss Elizabeth to spend the winter in Roswell.
Miss Florence Tate of Aux Vasse Missouri traveled home today after visiting Mrs. James A. Garrard east of town for about three weeks and spending a few days with Mrs. Gilbert of Artesia.
Miss Louise Tnode from Dexter was seen in town today appearing at a local gathering and greeting residents. The visit drew attention from nearby residents and reporters noting her stop in the community.
Judge Cowgill and W B Scott cashier of the Kenna Bank Trust Company arrived for a brief business visit and planned to return to Kenna today. The report notes highest cash price paid for poultry in the U S Market in 2011.
W G Hagaman of Blackwell Oklahoma traveled from Dexter Roswell area where he had been for about ten days shipping a carload of apples from his Dexter farm. He left this morning to return to his old home.
Milford Attebery and wife returned to Artesia after a two week visit with her father Thomas Boone while Mr Attebery was at the encampment at Atascadero. The notice lists J D Cully & Co as the local plumbers offering scientific plumbing at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr and Mrs S M Owens and Mr and Mrs Forest Levers plan a trip by auto to Albuquerque for a week at the fair. They will travel via Vaughn Estancia and the Estancia valley.
A readable note highlights irrigated farms offered for sale along with pumping propositions presented at attractive prices. Local buyers and investors may find opportunities in water rights, equipment, and potential acreage.
Mrs. V. R. Kenney and her daughter Katherine leave Roswell to visit Mr. Kenney’s parents in Oklahoma City. They will stop in Amarillo briefly and be away about six weeks.
W. E. Warren of Albuquerque, rector of St. John's church, will conduct services for the local Episcopal congregation Sunday. He will arrive Saturday evening and brings his diocesan duties in addition to his church role. Big Ben Jewelers notes he works long hours.
J. P. Church leaves for Portales on a business visit accompanied by E. M. Burgess and G. E. McCain of Denver. Burgess is general engineer and McCain a plant engineer for the Colorado Telephone Company, who have been in town two days on company business.
The program for the Mother's Club on Sept 30 at 3 30 p m at the Central school building includes vocal and violin solos by Mrs Ritter and Miss Freeberg, readings by Miss Dolan, a talk on club needs by Mr Brasher, and a reading by Mrs G Clinton Hanna.
Mrs W C Morrison of Elida arrived to spend a day with Mrs Kate Waterman and Mrs R E McElhannon before joining her husband in making a home in Artesia. Her father in law, an invalid, and other household members traveled to Artesia last night.
A 20 acre tract two miles out on North Main Street offered as a rare investor chance by iTitle and Trust Co. The listing notes contact at phone 91 for details and viewing arrangements.
Military Institute cadet Cicero Stewart Jr. departed for Carlsbad after learning his 11 year old brother Hugh was accidentally hurt. Details on the injury were not available. Stewart expects to be away three or four days.
Saturday at Kipling's announces a fall candy season with a 30 cent per pound sale on all candies in the north window and 15 cents per pound on candies at the counter. The shop promises absolutely fresh candy for its many friends and patrons.
The Woman's Home Mission Society of the First M E church South will meet tomorrow at 3 00 with Mrs V O McCollum at 903 N Main St All members and friends are urged to attend.
Mrs G C Hanna, graduate of Kings School of Oratory, offers private elocution and physical exercise lessons to a limited number of young ladies and gentlemen. Emphasis on forceful expression, voice building, and healthy exercise with no imitation work. Apply this week to 106 N Richardson Ave.
Green B. Patterson sails for Santa Fe to attend the constitutional convention opening on October 3 as Chaves county delegate. He plans a brief Albuquerque layover. Fellow delegates G A Richardson Emmett Patton and John Hinkle start their journeys in the coming days.
Multiple items listed for sale or trade including a four room house near Central School, a driving horse, a mule and horse, a piano and household goods, land scrip, a 5 HP gas engine and harrow, and a residence lot near Masonic Cemetery. Entries include contact addresses in Roswell and Las Vegas New Mexico.
Several classified ads solicit general housework farm help sewing and rentals. Items request housekeepers cooks and a railway mail clerk position with contact details and a Roswell area job seeker listing seeking engineering and surveying experience.
Classified rental notices list multiple rooms and houses for rent. Entries include furnished rooms on N Mo and N Main, a 6 room furnished house on North Hill, a brick house corner Richardson and Walnut, and 2 rooms for light housekeeping. Addresses include 513 N Mo 7813 and 207 N Main 7813. Different landlords advertise offices, porches, and Mills Store inquiries.
A lost pin is described as a Rebekah piece with the initials B L W and the date December 25 07 engraved on the back of a moon. The finder is asked to return it to 303 East 6th Street for a reward.
Dr. Cr. E. Lukens of Albuquerque, formerly longtime pastor here, travels through Lakewood headed north after a brief business stop. He now serves as superintendent of the Children’s Home Finding Society of New Mexico and Arizona.
Harold Hurd First Lieutenant with Battery A at the encampment at Atascadero California telegraphed relatives that he would be home tonight and the entire membership is expected to come at the same time The special coaches will probably be attached to the regular train this evening.
Harry Lanham returns to Roswell and now works at Beaty Steam Laundry office. He owns the Penasco Steam Laundry at Artesia and has leased it to Meacham and Starr for one year. He traveled to Artesia for a brief business visit.
Seventy acres of splendid level irrigated land under Hondo Reservoir with water rights. Partly cultivated and under fence. Inquiries welcome from agents at Roswell with offered price. Address L. H. Hallam Brownsville Texas. Totimo d w.
A concise want ad describes using a record to fulfill needs, promising quick results and broad reach for buyers and sellers. The tone is brisk and practical, emphasizing simplicity and wide exposure.
The Joy ce Pruit Co promotes itself as the Southwest's largest wholesale and retail supplier of dry goods clothing groceries and drugs. Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co claims to be the oldest drug store in Roswell. Roswell Hardware Co offers hardware gasoline engines pumps and fence supplies. Pecos Valley Lumber Co sells lumber shingles doors lime cement paints varnish and glass.
A vintage advertisement for the Shrader Grocery Company touts strictly good goods at reasonable prices and invites reader patronage. The brief notice emphasizes quality and affordability as primary selling points.
The Roswell Hotel promises a novel dining experience with attentive service and fans cooling guests as they eat, promoting comfort and hospitality. The short note highlights the hotel’s unique dining atmosphere and emphasis on guest comfort.
Local ad listing new and second hand furniture hardware stoves rugs and more. Sewing machine needles bobbins and shuttles of all kinds at 305 307 North Main with phone 69.
Dilley & Son announce private ambulance and prompt service alongside Allied Furniture Co and H. H. Henninger offering undertaker and embalmer services with parlors at 131 W. 4th Pheas St-Aringa.
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