The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
LOCAL.

Mrs, Geo, Lucas VINO was very W. II
a. again able 70 be out.
A.C. Campbell came in from Aus.
TIA, Texas, yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. King who resides at Hote
Windsor, has a very sick baby.
The fight IN Dona Ana county oyei
sheriff " waxing hot and furious.
The beet sugar factory will com
mence cutting beets about Nov I,
J.B. Roe, son Of p. + Roe came IN
Tuesday from Wichita Falls, Tex,
Engineer Phillips, Of the santa Fc,
came IN from the outhyesterday.
4. r. Roe, formerly a butcher with
Mr. Baker, is In town and will remain,
George Duncan Ia at the home OF his
father In Toyah who Is not expected to
live.
.Ernest Hickman will return 10 Ros-
well 10 day after a weeks stay IN
town.
Charlie watkins, son Of W. A. Wat
kins, Is quite ~, threatened with slow
slow fever.
Rev. and Mrs. Jno l.. Kell departed
Thursday for a trip through Texas. 20
be absent a couple Of weeks.
Blocker Bros. purchased 500 ewes
from W. 4. Nelson Of Seven Rivers,
Tuesday, at 81 IS per head,
John Lowenbruck received the sad
tldlngs last saturday Of the death Of
his eldest sister in Germany.
Miss Carrie whiteman, who visited
week with Mrs NJ. J. Murray, re-
turned 10 Roswell ye terday.
A letter from Al. Butter at Monte
Vista, Colo states that he found the
town and country even better than he
expected.
Miss Matte Reiff is quite III and
Miss Eula Layerty Is teaching the first
intermediate department of the schools
In her stead.
Louie Martini will go 10 Roswell 10
occupy a position In the Military In
stitute. Chas. Moore will take Loules
place in the post office,
lNave and Bert Robertson and Mr.
Brown returned Tuesday from the
Dallas fair and report having had a
good time and lots OF tun.
Mrs. J. H. Shreye, who was expected
TO depart Thursday for her Lincoln
Neb., home, was detained, being con
fined TO her room by Illness.
G. H. McLenGthen returned Tuesday
from New York where he was called
20 the bedside Of his wife who was
very H. Mrs. Me returned with him.
Rev. II Kempker returned yetter
day from his Iowa visit and will COM
duet services Sunday in 81. Edwards
at nine a. m. Preaching In English.
All are invited.
; l. Ogle, OF Roswell, stopped over
Monday In town, en.route home from
a trip 10 Dallas and Texas towns. Mr.
ogle says his old home, Baird, is TN
proving some.
An those wishing 10 vote at the com.
ing election must register at once, as
registration closes next week the Goth,
and II you are not registered then you
will be left without vote.
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rlllo visit Tuesday having been inter
viewed In Dallas and Fl Worth by the
me- papers aud as usual had enter
talning views TO express on the Pecos
Valley
WI Hughes, the Gem barOer has
secured the services of G. r Baugh
late OF n paso, a first class urtist IN
his line. who commenced Monday 90
show Mr. Hughes customers what a
good barber really Is.
y. Thllle and family who went To
California list spring, arrived yesier
day aud will visit few days with
their SON -ln-law aud daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Kas, Of Otis, while en-
route 10 their old home Ia Humphrey,
Neb.
Mr A.. O. Packard the fruit tree
pruning man who has been Ia Massa
chusettes the past year returned q
couple Of weeks ago. Mr. Packard
WAS employed by Cornell University
10 prune the trees ON the grounds
which proves his ability Ia that line.
j. y. Dofnan. Of Iowa, who came
here last fall for health and spent a
good portion Of the season with John
D. McKeen In the foothills, returned
Thursday from trip 20 Iowa. lie
will remain this time, having learned
that he cannot stand the Iowa climate