The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-16

r. G.. Henderson and wife came i'll
last night from Vernon, Texas on a
prospecting visit will locate here
if they find a suitable location.
Miss Grace Wether Id. a teacher
at the Central school in this city
wen to her home in Hageriman Las
night to spent Saturdas and Sunday.
Judge A. A. Freeman, of Carlsbad.
was here today on his way to Albu-
auerque, to attend the Territorial
Bar Association, which meets there
Tuesday.
John Peck. G. t. Davis, j. Smith
who went to the Masonic celebration
at Hagerman last night returned this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Williams, who
have beer here looking for a loca-
ton, left this morning for their
home in Huntington Ark. They will
return later.
T. R. Chisholm returned last night
to his home in Artesia after a short
stay with friends in Roswell. He was
here more particularly to look after
business interests.
w. H. Long and James Sutherland
purchased v nice rams from
Paul P. Quincy a few days ago The
rams have e sheared and proven
satisfactory in every respect.
DIR. Rucker wishes us to say that
owing to the pressure of other busi-
ness, he can only be at his Office
from 8 to ~ a. M, and not on Monday
next. Rooms 8 10, Okla. Bdg.
Rustler Loveless was looking happy
this morning the cause of his joy
| being the arrival of a fine ~ten-pound
baby boy at his home last night.
Mother and baby are doing well.
G. T. Aughenbaugh, who has been
employed at the Citizens Bank for
the past six months, left this morning
for Kansas City, to attend law school
His home is in Stewartsville, Mo.
| MT. ana MIS-. u. "A. hSuIt0uy, WQO
have been here all summer, left this
morning, the former for Denver to
enter medical school, and the latter
! for her old home in Richmond, Mo.
j. M. Giles, one of the engineers
of the U. S. G. S. whose territory ex-
tends over New Mexico and Oklahoma
came UP yesterday from Carlsbad
for a short visit on has way through
| Oklahoma.
Earl Patterson returned this morn
ing from Pecos, where he was ac-
| companied by his mother on her way
to Mineral Wells for her health. She
made the first part of her journey
without trouble.
w. c.. Steen, who has been here
looking for men to work on the new
railroad in the north part of the ter
ritory, left this morning or Texico
He visited with his old friend Tom
Davenport, while here.
Tom Fleming, who has spent the
HNS ~ 1SAASA ma
fever, left his morning for his home
in Moberly, Mo. He has not had a
touch of hay fever since he came. He
was a guest at the home of Charles
Brown.
The members of the Rebekah lodge
are respectfully requested to be pre-
sent at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday
evening, Sept. 16 at 8 o'clock, to con-
slider important business. All mem.
bers should be personal---very. E.
Hodgson, N. G. 69t2.
A. L.. Grimshaw, traffic of
the Santa Fe Central railroad, came
in Thursday on the automobile from
Torrance for a prospecting visit and
to see the country. He is the guest
of J.. w. Stockard, manager of the
Roswell Automobile Company.
J.. w. Shelor, Of Tucson. A. T..
general agent for the Oliver type
writer in New Mexico and Arizona,
left last night for Carlsbad after
spending a few days here, calling in
local business men. He lief, the local
agency with Percy Evans, the Rec
Eord's local editor.
Paul P. Quincy, the Ohio sheep
man, has gone to Torrance and Pas
tura in the interest of sheep breed
ers. During his absence o. E. Mont
gomery, who has charge of the sheep
at Roswell. has sold a consignment
to Bell & Gilbraith, of Dimmitt, Tex,
which will he Shinned today