The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-12
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the company.

ing at the yard with the big yellow
sheds. Come and zee us; we'll do
thee good.-Kemp Lumber Co, 4th
street and Railroad.
Several of the local gambling hous-
es renewed their licenses yesterday.
The price for each game is $201. for
one year, and the money derived from
this ource goes to the support of
the public schools.
J.. j. Murphy the popular clerk at
the First National Bank left this morn
ing for a trip to St. Louis to attend
the Worlds Fair and will return
about the first of August and resume
his duties at the Bank.
J.. S. Kirby and wife left this morn
ing for Colorado Springs, Colorado,
and will spend several weeks there
visiting relatives and friends. Mr..
| Gamble will look after the boiling
works during his absence.
Mrs. H. l.. Vanderwork and daugh-
ter left this morning for Wellington.
Kansas where they will visit relatives
for several weeks. Mrs. Vanderwork
makes her home at Mcmillan and has
been visiting friends in this city for
a few weeks.
The license on the Favorite saloon
near the depot has expired and that
refreshing joint for the thirsty is clos
ed for repairs. The Favorite has new
er done a rushing business, but the
proprietor will probably renew his IL
cense and try it again.
A nan went to a physician in Ros
well and asked his price for an e
animation. On being told, the man
said it was too high. "Well," replied
the doctor, " am as high as any of
them, and if you want a cheap doc
tor, you'll have to hunt for him."
Jonathan Rigdon the president of
the State Normal College at Danville,
Indiana, left this morning after a visit
to his brother ]. c.. Rigdon in this
city. Mr.. Rigdon has been connected
with the college for twenty years and
is one of the most eminent educators
in Indiana.
Tuesday, July II, you will find the
celebrated Carlsbad Springs Mineral
Water at Central bar, Oriental, Legal
Tender, Horse Shoe, Green Front,
and Daniel & Daniel, druggists. Or
der by the dozen for all kinds of
i stomach, kidney, liver and urinary
troubles.
c. l.. Heath. a prosperous farmer
of Hereford, Texas, arrived at Arte-
STA yesterday afternoon and will
make his future home near that town.
His family will join him in a few
days. He is a brother of E. N. Heath,
the man who has the big well at Ar
tesla. The new conner has purchased
property two miles north of the town
and will at once drill a we'll.
Misses Evelyn and Helen Snyder,
daughters of Karl A. Snyder, return
ed to the city last evening after an
absence of some months. Miss Helen
came from San Jose, California, where
she had been for one year attending
school. Miss Evelyn came from Glen
wood, Iowa where she has been visit
ing relatives. They were both bound
at C~herryville, Kansas for several
days by the flood.
B. d. Garner and wife left this
morning and will be absent for about
six weeks. Mrs. Garner will go with
the two children to visit her parents
at Brentwood, Texas, and Mr.. Gar
ner will go to New York and Boston
to buy the fall and winter stock for
the Joyce, Pruit Co, in this city. He
will return by the way of st. Louis
and will be joined there by his wife
and they will attend the Worlds Fair
d. J. Young, wife and two daugh-
tiers Misses Gene and Earl, who have
been in the city for five weeks at the
Shelby hotel left this morning for
Colorado Springs, Colorado. where
they will spend some weeks before re
turning to- their home at FIT. Smith.
Arkansas. They spent the winter at
Pecos City, Texas. and came here
from that point. They will likely re-
turn here in the fall to spend the
winter IN Roswell.
Ava and G. ". Beeman went up
to Roswell TO attend the marriage of
their sister Miss BERTHE. to Joseph
Wilson. round house foreman for the
Santa Fe at Amarillo. The ceremony
at 10 O'Clock a., M, Monday,