The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-09
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the city.
G. NJ. Bird returned from Carlsbad
this morning.
Nose Schloss of Dexter was in the
city yesterday.
Walter Rogers of Artesia spent yes
terday in the city.
A. l.. Circle, the artesian we'll man
OF Artesia is in the city.
w. E. Wiseley returned from a Wis
il east yesterday afternoon.
Editor Hawkins of Portales came
down yesterday afternoon.
Remnants OF carpets at half price
at Price & Cos. clearance sale.
Tom White left on the morning
train for the Yellow House ranch.
$500 and $500 children's suits for
$3.50 at Price & Cos. clearance sale.
John r. Hodges returned to his
home at Artesia yesterday afternoon.
w. H. McClintock left last evening
for Artesia. He will return Saturday.
Lost. hand-painted shirt button.
Please return to Record Office. 37t3
Fred Hunt left last evening for
Carlsbad. He will return in a few
days.
Miss Lucy Lea and Mrs. NJ. l..
Pierce were in from the ranch this
morning.
A. L. Circle left this morning for
thirty days.
j. M. Hervey left last evening for
Artesia where he will be o n several
days ON legal business.
Richard Gayle left this morning for
Hot Springs, Arkansas, and will be
absent for several weeks.
w. Grant Chapman is expecting his
mother on the train this evening. She
will make her home here.
All mems summer suits at $3.50
to $500, worth double the money at
Price & Cos. cuearance sale.
Territorial Auditor Stafford has We
ry little to criticize as a result of his
recent visit to Chaves county.
Ladies' tailor made skirts $500 and
$500 values are now on sale at $3.50
at Price & Co.'S clearance sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bedell went
down to Carlsbad yesterday after
noon to be zone until Wednesday,.
The economical house wife and the
shrewd business man should all at
tend the clearance sale at Price &
Company.
o. w. Bealls, who is employed at
the Artesia depot was here yesterday.
He will re-enter the Military Institute
this year.
George NJ. Smith, the book-keeper
for the l.. F. d. outfit, left Sunday af-
ternoon for Kenna to take part in
the roundup.
Tom Malone and Willie Ford start
de this afternoon for a two weeks
camping excursion in the neighbor-
hood of Captain.
w. F. Peacock, manager Of the Jer-
ry Simpson Mining Co, came to the
city Friday and left again yesterday
for the mountains.
Charles HI. Ricksecker and wife,
of Hutchinson, Kansas, are in the
city and may locate. Mr.. Ricksecker
has sold out his interests at Hutch
inson and is now at large.
John R. Hodges, the townsite man
of Artesia has bought two more arte-
sian well machines from Johnson
Brothers of this city. He is preparing
to have several wells bored. |
w. T. White, the live stock dealer
has returned from Pasture In Leon
ard Wood county, where he has been
for two weeks shipping out wethers.
He shipped twenty thousand head.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Williams left
Sunday morning for st. Louis to at
tend the fair. They will then go to
Chicago forNa visit and thence to
Niagara Falls. While gone Mr.. Will
Jams will buy goods for his store.
A Pruit and two sons Drew and
Bernie left Sunday morning for st.
Louis to attend the fair. They will
also visit at Chicago. and then go to
Lexington. Virginia. where the boys
will enter Washington and Lee Uni