The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-09-09
THE. NEWS OF A DAY.
Happenings and Personal Men
ton from Many Sources,

Gne SneIDy.
Barney Trammen of st. Louis is q
the Shelby.
| E. w. Martindell of Amarillo is a
the Grand Central,
J. F. Hinkle left this morning fol
his ranch at Elkins.
DR.. H. A. Cox OF Missouri City, Nc
is visiting in the. dity.
U. s. Bateman returned to Roswsl
yesterday on the afternoon train.
Sold at auction today, one pony
consideration, 80; to Dave Scott.
P. B. Hynes of Quincy, Ill. arrived
here yesterday and is at the Seejby.
Mr.. Peacock left this morning fol
Captain mountains for q weeks trip.
]. E. Moore of Temple, Texas is in
the city. He is booming Artesia real
estate.
E. L. Higinbotham of Oklahoma is
in the city. He is registered at the
Shelby.
8. A. Wheeler of Ft. Worth arrived
here this morning and is at the Grand
Central.
w. T. Jones 10 bringing some very
fine pears to market from his place two
miles southeast.
j. NJ. Miller returned from Elkins
yesterday where he went to inspect q
large bunch of sheep.
j. +. Church left this morning for
Amarillo on business trip and will be
gone for about a week.
Ten more new stables are being
erected at the fair grounds and they
think they will need more.
Graham's Book Store was crowded
this morning with school children and
their parents buying school supplies.
J. M. Humphries of Missouri is here
on a prospecting tour. He is an at
torney and is looking for new loca-
ton.
The foundation for the Maxey
building on Main street has been COM
pleted and they are hauling stone for
the building.
|. Dick Lamkin who has been at the
Grand Central for q month visiting
his friends here left for Denver on the
morning train.
Work on the Smith building on Main
street is progressing nicely and when
completed will be a handsome busi-
ness structure.
The arrangement committee of the
fair was out at the fair grounds today
to arrange the stables for stock that
are expected here any day.
G. r. King and family of Sanger,
Texas are expected here today. He
has already inspected the Pecos val
ley and will locate here permanently.
Capt. W. w. Philbrick the popular
Santa Fe conductor who has been Wis
iting at his old home in Boston for
three months will return here this
week.
Harold, the eight-year old son of
F. w. Colyer of Artesia left this morn
for Howard, Kansas to visit his grand
parents. His father put him in charge
of the porter.
Miss Hollie Kinsinger has returned
DrrIa h1 xnt no hnc
been visiting her grandmother. She
will leave here on Sebtember, 14th to
attend the st. Marys College at Dali
las.
Miss Nellie Cecil and Mrs. Mumford
Smith of Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. are Ros.
well visitors and will ba here for some
time. Mr.. Cecil Smith son of of Mrs.
Smith who accompanied them here
has returned to bis home at McGee, I.
T.
Rev. B. E. Wallace and family of
Warren, Arkansas, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Wallace,
his parents, for some days, left yes
terday for their. home. He is Pres
byterian minister and 10 . very fine
preacher aud preached in the Presby-
terian and Christian churches during
his stay here.
G. W. Scott and sister, Miss vata,
left this morning for their home at
Waco, Texas. Mr.. Scott was here for
some months and was employed with
Prayer & Fort and Walker Bros. He
is q popular young man and made
many friends in the city who regret
to see him leave. Miss Vata arrived
here few weeks ago to visit him.