The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-21

Roy Waller of Mcmillan spent yes
terday in the city.
WANTED.-Dish washer and chamb-
ermaid.-Park Hotel. 3t
Mrs. Alice Carr is here visiting her
aunt Mrs. H. C. Evans.
Walter Elliott, wife and child are
in from the ranch today.
FOR SALE.-Jersey milch cows. Tho
roughbreds.-J. A. st. John. wifi.
FOR SALE.-Second hand roller top
desk. Apply at Record office.
WANTED.-Second hand tent and
saddle. Address "a" Record.
E. B. Garriott of Washington, D.
c., is among the recent arrivals.
G.. A. Hughes and wife of Cassapo-
lis, Michigan, are visiting in the city.
Henry Lutz, the well known sheep
man of Lincoln county, is in the city.
Frank Divers returned yesterday
from a trip to his ranch at Campbell.
w. F. Parker and wife of Galesburg,
Illinois, are among the recent arriv-
ais.
LoST.-An overcoat, black Kersey,
silk lined. Finder leave at Record
office.
Nice crisp lettuce and celery, for
Thanksgiving Day at Alameda Green
house. 25 st
0. A. Brunson, a young merchant
of Quanah, Texas, is in the Valley On
a prospecting trip and will visit at
Artesia for one week.
George ]. Shields left on the morn
ing train for Oklahoma City to take
part in the exercises of the dedica-
ton of the Shriners temple.
Harry w. Hamilton has removed
to Artesia and will reside permanent
ly there. Artesia is fortunate in get
ting a citizen SO substantial.
Andrew Axelson, Verdi Croft and
Mrs. Jennie Rowland left on the NOR
ming train for Amarillo where they
will render the music for a dance.
C. A. Overholt, who looks after the
interests of the Tallmadge Land Co..
at Burlington, Iowa, is in the city. He
has been in the immigration business
for years.
L. E. Rail, of Alva, Oklahoma, who
formerly owned a billiard and pool
hall here, is visiting in the city. Mr..
Rail is now associated with his father
E.. Rail in the banking business at
Alva.
E. O. Creighton of Dexter left on
the morning train for Emporia, Kan
sas, to attend the Sunny Slope stock
sale. He will eat Thanksgiving dinner
VII lis PoA ~ VI bAo NSO
Creighton at Emporia.
| WANTED.-At once an intelligent
woman over 80 to learn and event
ually manage a fine business in
Roswell and vicinity. No canvass
Room 1, Ell Captain hotel. No time
for ~triflers. Its
DIR. c. E.. Lukens, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, desires informa-
ton of any families or persons not
able to provide themselves with a
Thanksgiving dinner. Anyone know
ing such will confer a favor by send
ing him notice.
J.. L. Graham, a young man from
Hampton, Iowa, is in the Valley on a
prospecting trip and will locate per
manently. Mr.. Graham is engaged in
the hardware business at Hampton.
but will close out his business there
and engage in farming in the Valley.
I. H. Burney, of FIT. Worth, Texas,
who came here several days ago TO
assist Prosecuting Attorney James NJ.
Hervey in the prosecution of cattle
stealing cases, has returned after an
absence of several days. He is en-
ployed by the Texas Association to
assist prosecuting attorneys in took
stealing cases.
If you know any poor people who
ere needy for the comforts and neces-
sites of life. or who are not able to
provide themselves with a Thanks
giving dinner, you are desired TO
send word to DR.. Lukens, pastor of
the Presbyterian church. 1t is desired
that no one go without Thanksgiving
cheer in Roswell.