The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-21

George NJ slaughter LETT this morn
ing to inspect his ranch near Portales
A. R. Carmel and y w Walls. Of
the Dallas News, left last evening for
points south.
Nj. Allison, Of the real estate firm
of Allison & Hancher. of Carlsbad,
came up on the morning train on
business
Jerry Simpson returned this morn
ing from Artesia, where he accompa-
a party of homeseekers from
Wichita. Kansas.
Col C. C. Slaughter, Of Dallas, left
this morning for his home after a
visit to the city looking after his bu-
siness interests here.
Justice ]. M. Peacock left this NOR
ming for Independence, Missouri, to
visit his parents. He may attend the
fair at st. Louis before coming back.
E. b. Carver, a prominent stockman
of Henrietta. Texas left this morning
for his home after a visit to the city.
He was surprised at the growth of
the city since his last visit a year
ago.
Miss Susie Sailing, one of the tea
cheers in the Mark Howell public
school On Military Heights, left this
morning for her home at Hannibal,
Missouri, where she will spend the
summer.
The remains of F. G. Rehrig, who
died at Hagerman Thursday, were
shipped to the old home at E~skridge.
Kansas. for burial. The wife, daugh-
ter and father of the deceased accom-
| panied the remains.
Y. F. Stewart, the district manager
for the Remington Typewriter Co.,
is in the city. He is from Cleveland.
Ohio, and owns valuable residence
property on Richardson avenue in
Roswell. He will be in the city sew
eral days looking after his property.
Mrs. McIntire and daughter, Miss
Persis. and Misses Catherine and Lou
Use Cahoon will leave today for Cali
fornia where they will spend the sum
mer. Mrs. McIntire Is a sister of E.
A. Cahoon and has had charge of his
household for several months. They
will return here in the fall.
Mrs. Charles Pollock and two chill
dren left last evening for Ell Paso to
join Mr.. Pollock and they will make
their future home in that city. Mr..
Pollock is a railroad man and came
here inc opened the Coliseum bowl
ing Alleys with Joe F. Page and has
resumed his old position as passenger
conductor.
Charley Phillips, Fred Beeler and
Jesse Williams, of Chickasha, Indian
Territory arrived in the city last even
ing. in company with Henry Russell
of this city. They are all young men
and are here with a view to locating.
Mr.. Russell is one of the best boost
ers in the valley and when he leaves
on a trip he usually brings someone
back with him.
mencement exercises of the N. M. M.
/. left last evening for his home in
company with his son.. Ernest, who
was a cadet in the school the past ses
sion. Mr.. Bertner was highly pleased
with the school and will send his son
back next session. He is one of the
most prominent life insurance men
in Texas, having written several hun
dred thousand DOLLAR policies.
L. X. McGaffey accompanied his
this morning who left for Yer
mont, and will return on the evening
train. Mrs. McGaffey will attend the
Worlds Fail and then go to Pennsyl-
vania. and thence to Lyndon, Yer
mont, to spend the summer to spend
mont to spend the summer amid the
scenes of her childhood. She will al
so visit friends in Massachusetts, be-
fore returning to Roswell.