The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-15

go, who has bee here for four
months visiting with friend and see
ing the country. left this morning for
Kalamazoo, Mich. where she will re
main indefinitely.
Miss Annabe1 and Master Duke
Carmack left last night for Los An
geles, where they will locate if they
find the country what they expect.
They will remain al least six months
giving the place a trial.
N. j. Wilkerson, better known as
Bud Wilkerson, a former cattle
man of this section, left this morning
for his home in Medicine Hat, Cana
da. He has been here for ten days
looking after cattle interests.
Mrs. H. Gill left this morning for
Amarillo, where she will join her hus
band in making their home. They
have lived here for a couple of
years. blu MIR. Gill's position on the
railroad now calls him to Amarillo
to live.
Miss Grace Wilson, who has been
here for several months for her
health and is greatly improved. left
his morning for her home in Rock
ford, Ill. She will visit at Kansas
City. independence and Chillicothe,
No.. on her way.
T. V. Coleman, private secretary
TO Avery Turner, vice president and
General manager of the Pecos Valley
md Northeastern railroad, returned
o Amarillo last night after a short
stay in Roswell. He lately came to
he Southwest from Chicago.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. F. Aldrich and lit
tie son came up from Hagerman this
morning, and will leave tomorrow
for Shenandoah, Ia, where they will
live until next fall, at least. DR.. AL
drich has sold his practice at Hager-
man to DR.. j.. A. FarnSworth, who
has located in the Valley.
Owing to the Indictment weather
last Sunday evening, and small at
tendance, the program for Children's
LAY at lnt SuIlSIldH CHURCH VIII DC
repeated mex Sunday evening. The
children will meet at the Christian
church Friday and Saturday after
Moons at 2:30 for rehearsal.
E. c. Backer, of Amboy, ILL.,, B. r.
Backer, of Renson, H., S. L. Harriet,
of Winfield, Kas., and w. j. Phipps,
Of D-o-oo- n III Il 49,.
~prospectors here and at other points
down the valley for some time, left
this morning for their respective
homes. Mr.. Harriet bought land near
Dexter.
Miss Ida McCune left this morning
for Sedgwick, Kan, where she will
visit her aun From there she will
go to Wichita to visit friends and
from there to Kansas City to take
lessons in pipe organ work, and
thence to Chicago for a normal course
music. She will be gone about two
months.
Clifton Chisholm returned last
night from a two weeks visit to
points north and east. He was ac-
home by Theodore Ham
Ilton, of Cleveland, Ohio. who will be
here for a couple of weeks, a guest
at the Chisholm ranch. Mr.. CHS
holm has just marketed a big ship
nent of hogs.
c. c. Martin, who has been here
or a few days visiting with his fam
ly and looking after business inter
ests, will return to his ranch Sc
niles north of town tomorrow. He
will be accompanied by his daugn-
ers. Misses Sadie and Mildred. who
will visit for a couple of weeks al
he ranch and at Glenn.
E. l. Mosher, of st. Marys, Ohio;
\. E. Day, OF Clarinda, Ia: G. E.
Mitchell, of Clarinda, Ia; I. w. Sha
of MonteZuma, o.: John Rauda
of Celina, Ohio; w. W. Shock
nd J. E Hamburger. of Celina. Ohio,
anne in this morning from down the
cad where they have bee prospec-
ing. They will spend a few days
ere before going home.
Mrs. Ella Kuster, wife of A. w.
1uster, who resides three miles
niles southeast of Roswell. died Wed
esday evening of tuberculosis. She
a husband and four children.
youngest three years old. The
amilv game fo the Valley Oyar all
ear ago from Wichita, Kansas F1-