The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07


J. D. Dendinger Of Dallas. who has
been in the city for several days
looking after the business interests of
the Dallas Land and Cattle Company,
of which he is president, has gone
home.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will give a lawn and porch
party at the residence of e. A. Cahoon
Tuesday, May 10th in the evening
from 5 o'clock on. Keep the date in
mind.
l.. Sawyer, of Marshall, Texas, has
been in the Valley for several days
on a prospecting trip, and will prob
ably locate. His wife and children ar
at Dexter this week to visit
]. w. Weaver, Of Hagerman will
ship q a load of burros to Canada
in the near future. There will be one
hundred in the lot and he will dis
of them to wealthy Canada citi-
zens for pets for their children.
S. l.. Ogle left last evening for Bar
rett, Texas, where he has a lawsuit
which will be taken up at the present
term of court. He will be absent indefi
nitely and to keep posted ordered
The Record sent to him during his
absence.
R. X. Colquitt, of Maria, Texas, has
been in the Valley for several days
on a prospecting trip and has returned
home highly pleased with the country
and prospects. He subscribed for The
Record before leaving. He may come
back and make some investments.
Thos. A.. Welsh and Charles r.
Tallman were in Artesia this week
On a prospecting trip and returned
10 DEXTER yesterday where they have
recently purchased property. They
are from Bedding, Michigan, and will
make their future home in the Valley.
j.. w. Dent, of Sharon, Tennessee,
who was here last fall, returned last
evening. He was accompanied here
by M. V. Roberts of Sharon. Mr..
Dent purchased land at Artesia when
he was here on the first trip. Mr..
Roberts has also been in the Valley
J. NJ. Carter of Plainview, Texas,
who has been in the city for several
lays on a prospecting trip, left today
for his home. He is in the real estate
business and will likely return here
to locate. He owns property at Ha-
german. He is an old time friend of
Judge J.T. Evans.
j. E. Kirksey, who formerly lived
this city and left several months
ago for Douglas. Arizona, returned
here this morning. Mr.. Kirksey has
been in i'll health since being in Ar
iona. His wife is now in Sweetwater,
Texas. He has not decided upon his
for the future.
Ed Mcdonald, wife and child, who
ben in the city for four
months, left this morning for ST. Lou
s to attend the fair. They will make
heir future home in Missouri. They
anne here from Dawson, N. M. and
1r. Mcdonald has been the owner
# "Tommie's Lunch Wagon" In this
BUSINESS he was successful, but left
lere on account of the health of his
title child.
Chester Sergeant left this morn
ng for his home at Marshall, Mis-.
ouri, after spending several months
Nth his father here. Young Scar
cant was formerly a cadet in the
1ilitary Institute here, but had to
uD attending school on account
f i'll health. Lately he has been the
Ollector and solicitor for The Rec
I'd, and has been an energetic and
aithful employee. He will attend the
Fair and will return here in
le fall to spend the winter.
J. w. Stockard yesterday received
letter from Kenneth Keebler of
ansas City, who says, Il am a con-
ant reader of the Roswell Record.
nd l suppose that you have not re-