The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-09-21
THE NEWS OF A DAY.
Happenings and Personal Men
ton from Many Sources,

WANTED:-To buy a safe. Inquire
at this Office. 100 tt
G. Delano of Kansas City is in the
city on a business trip.
John T. Marten is in from his ranch
and will be here until after the fair.
Give us u fair trial, and we will give
you a fair deal.-Kemp Lumber Co.
Seay, Gill & Morrow have painted
out the sign IN the front of their store
building.
The front of Amonett's saddle and
harness store is being treated to a
new coat of paint.
Mrs. J. Dyer of Artesia is visiting
Mrs. Margaret Barrett and will re-
main until after the fair.
LOST:-A large glass minnow trap,
a steel fish pole, shakespeare reel and
green silk line. Liberal reward, re-
tnrn to this Office; no questions asked.
1t was rumored that one of our
large mercantile establishments had
taken some new members into the
firm, but on investigation it was
found to be untrue.
D. r. McCurdy a prominent young
ranchman OF Midland, Texas is visit
ing his old college chum, Clifton
Chisholm at the Oasis ranch, and will
be here for some weeks.
J. w. Stockard and A Bates, Jr.
took an early start for Mr. Stockard's
ranch this morning and returned
about II o'clock to-day. They killed
about twenty-five ducks.
The Shakespeare club last Friday
elected the following new members:
Mrs. McGaffey, Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Mac
Donald. The first meeting of the year
will be held with Mrs. G. E. Mason
September 80.
R. A. Morriss and M. L. Lyles, of
Portales, arrived here on Saturday
afternoons train and are registered
at the Grand Central. Mr.. Morriss is
a prominent Roosevelt county ranch
man and is we'll known in this city.
The evangelistic services conduct
ed by J.. D. Tant will continue this
week. Owing to the introduction of
the Flying Jennie the tent will be
moved to the corner of Fourth st.
and Richardson ave. after tonight.
Newness on every shelf, novelty in
every yard, economy in every fold,
and comfort in every thread. What
ever your dress goods want may be
we can supply it, be it for a travel
ing outfit, street dress, visiting
gown, or for any other purpose
Jack Porter.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will serve p
next week on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday in the Rufus Smith build
ing just north of Ogles. The supper
served will be a most excellent and
substantial one and the charge will
be only 35 cents.
Wecan sympathize with the little
wy WIN " u1S IhuIllD just OSCduSS
it "felt so good when he stopped
we're in much the same fix on the
cloak question. Every time we jab
the knife into our claok profits it
hurts, and hurts like fury, too, but
our joy will ONE when we've stop
ped slashing and our cloak depart
ment has been swept clean of it's
stock.-Jack Porter.
R. r. Stubleit, dish washer at the
Morrison restaurant, wore out a war;
rant Saturday afternoon for Kelly
Foster, the negro cook, for abusing
him. Judge Peacock heard the case,
and it developed that there vas moth
ing in the case, only that Stubleit was
very badly frightened at what he
thought the negro would do. The
case against the negro was dismissed
and Stubleit was given some sound
advice by the Judge.
Artesia Racket for a good
smoke. tt
The harvest moon" never shed it's
rays upon lovelier autumn tinted
cen than are at present to be
viewed on our counters of dress
goods. This month is prominently
the month when nature dresses her
self in her grandest plumage. All
the rich olives, garnets and red
browns, all the lights and shadows
of forest and heather are caught by
the artistic eye of the manufacturer
and reproduced in the loveliest silk
and wool fabrics ever by man in
vented.-Jack Porter.
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