The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-13

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noon for points south.
The wind last night broke up the
Salvation Army street meeting
Thomas White came in last even
| ing from the Yellow House ranch.
Miss Eva Higday went to Mcmillan
Saturday to visit friends until We'd
nesday.
Nose Schloss. the Dexter merchant
and postmaster, was in the city yes
terday. =
Bandmaster Fletcher and Walter
Moir went to Portales Saturday on
business trip.
Herbert Bell left this morning for
Hot Strings, Arkansas and will spend
two months there.
Several wagon loads of wool were
brought in this morning and disposed
of on the local market.
Walter Paylor left yesterday morn
inS IOI a LWO IlOAJuS WISH W Olu
home at Danville. Virginia.
E. F. Hardwicke left Saturday af-
ternoon for Artesia to look after his
numerous business interests there.
D. A. l.. Norfleet, cashier of the
First National Bank of Artesia, spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
Mrs. Hodgson, the stenographer
went to Artesia last evening to take
depositions in some land contest
cases.
Harry w. Hamilton shipped five
cars of bulls to Roosevelt county
this morning. There were 113 bulls
in the shipment.
Miss NJ. NJ. Barrett left this morn.
ing for Chicago to attend the univer.
sity of Chicago She will also attend
the Worlds Fair.
The case against Sam Clem on the
charge of fighting John Allison has
been dismissed by the city attorney
and Judge Bailey
w. H. Barrow. who has charge of
the work on the new Joyce-Pruit bull
ding at Artesia. was in the city Sat
urday to buy material
Mrs. Barbara Marsh of Kansas CT
ty is in the city as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs Frank Childs and will re-
main for several weeks
Mrs W. F. Greenlee and little
daughter Eleanor have returned to
South Spring after spending two
months in Colorado Springs. Colo.
Miss Florence Hutchinson, local ed
itor of the Carlsbad Current, went
home last evening after spending a i
week here as the guest of Mrs. A.
M. King.
J. D. Bell has customers for vacant
lots, residences and 1O-acre suburban
property. If you want to sell, see him
at 315 N. Main street. 89t4
Mrs. Scott Jordan and two children
left this morning for Ft Worth
where Mrs. Jordan will visit her mo-
ther, Mrs j. c. Vincente.
Chas. Young has begun the founda-
tion for the new Catholic church for
the American Catholics of Roswell
to be built on the southeast corner
of Deming and Main street.
Judge j. NJ. Peacock returned Sat
turday afternoon from trip to his
old home at independence, Kansas,
where he visited his aged father. He
also attended the Worlds Fair at st.
Louis.
Mrs Bessie Saunders. who has
been in the city for about two months
as the guest of her parents, Mr.. ant,
Mrs. Lib Rainbolt. left Saturday at
ternoon for her home at Douglas,
Arizona.
Mike Ditto, wife and three children
|of Arlington, Texas, are in the city
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. r. S.
Cravens Mr.. Ditto is retired merch-
ant of Arlington and is preparing to
open bank there.
George NJ. Slaughter came in last
evening from Bovina, Texas. where
he had been shipping out cattle. His
brother who is manager of the Long
s. ranch came home with him and
will be his guest for several days
Miss Mel Coffy, who has had charge
of . the millinery department at the
Joyce-Pruit store. left this morning
for New York City where she will
remain during the summer months
to study the latest Paris styles in the
millinery art She win stop ut st.
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