The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12

. LOCAL NEWS. s

Is in he city.
W. w. Gatewood returned this NOR
ming from Artesia.
Bartlett pears at the w. C. Wins
ton place, 2Ac per pound.
Ike Gronski, the sheep man left
last evening for Hagerman.
M. H. Crawford returned yesterday
from a trip to points south.
L. C. Robertson of Artesia was a
visitor In the city yesterday.
j. o. Cameron, the Carlsbad attor-
ney, was in the city yesterday.
T. NJ. Daniel returned on the morn
ing train from a trip to Artesia.
John j. McCourt of Ell Paso is am
ong the many visitors in the city.
Judge w. W. Gatewood went to
Artesia last evening on legal business
N. L. Johnson has peaches for sale
at Overman's yard, from Hope. 40t6*
C. C. Emerson, of the Roswell Ma
tional Bank is a visitor in Artesia to-
day.
]. v. Ormond has returned from a
trip to the western part of the Terri
tory.
A. G. Eisenhart and family left yes
terday for their home at Burlington,
Iowa.
LoST.-Bunch OF five keys. Return
to Walter Paylor, Oklahoma block,
room IL. 40t2
Mrs. Hodgson the s~tenographer, re-
turned yesterday from a business trip
t o Artesia.
A. F. Catron of Dexter spent yes
terday in the city and went home
last evening.
FOR SALE.-Young driving horse
and buggy. Apply at Mrs. Thorne's.
J. Mel. Gardiner. tt.
WANTED.-A young man and his
wife, to work ON a place at Roswell
P. o. box 626, Roswell. N. NJ.
The drouth of ten months in the
neighborhood Of Alamogordo has at
last been broken by general rains.
Stamping to order at Mrs. Smiths,
102 South Kentucky. Complete line
of silks, linens, hoops and needles.
The Roswell Opera House Orches-
ira will POSITIVELY play for the
Opera House ball next Saturday
night. 1t
Mrs. w. H. Chandler of Plano, Tex,
who has been in the city for some
weeks as the guest of her sister Mrs.
Otto Hedgcoxe, left this morning for
home.
Miss Margaret Cornwell who has
been at Dayton for several months,
left this morning for her home at
Belle Pla1no. Kansas.
Charles H. Flato, of Shinar. Texas,
left last evening for home. Mr.. Flato
is one of the most popular ranchmen
In New Mexico and owns fine proper
ty here and in Texas.
G. M. McCulloch, wife and two sons
@nT.~n11z VIZ W, 90 H. AZ ill.,
and are at the Shelby. Mr.. McCulloch
is a banker in his home town. He has
invested in Pecos Valley real estate.
w. A. Bryant left last evening for
Artesia to e his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Bryant. who arrived there
overland from Comanche, Texas. He
will accompany them on a trip to the
mountains.
DIR. J. p. Morriss Of Paris. Texas,
is In the city and will locate perma-
nently. He has bought forty acres of
Hondo land from Jerry Simpson and
will put i into the highest state OF
cultivation. He is an expert fruit man.
St4ayed 81 Stois..-A liberal reward
viii De paid for the return of the
black Cocker Spaniel taken from
the residence Of III. r. Morrow on
the North Hill on Thursday, the
11th inst.-E. III. HUMPHREYS. 40t4s
Rev. G. C. Hill. the pastor OF the
Christian church left last evening for
Artesia and preached there last night
and win preach there again tonight
and return to the city tomorrow NOR
ming. Mr.. Hill has bought 16O acres
OK land neal Artesia.
Magnetic Healing and Osteopathy
are as much alike as currying a horse
and playing piano. Three weeks is
perhaps long enough time to learn
how to approach the hind wheels Of