The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-29

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Miss Rhoda Weems returned to
her home In Artesia Saturday night
after spending a few days with the
family of Pat Boone
s. G. Adams, the Boston wool buyer,
left Sunday morning for points north
on a business trip and returned TO
the city last evening.
Mrs. Jerry Cazier and Mrs. NJ. L.
Galloway returned to their homes in
Dex er Saturday night after spending
h day here shopping.
Charley Graves, of Corsicana, Tex,
who has been in the Valley for sew
eral weeks on a prospecting trip, left
on Sunday for his home.
Earl Patterson spent Sunday with
friends in Dayton. He starts tomorrow
on a surveying trip to Santa Rosa.
Sumner and other points.
A. l.. Huffman and family, of Column
bus, Ohio, came in Saturday night
rom Springfield, Mo-, and will be
here indefinitely. prospecting.
Eliza Eddleman, of Pilot Point, Tex.
S expected today for a visit with his
with his brother, Bud Eddleman, who
lives II miles north of Roswell.
Maurice Spier left Saturday night
for his home in San Francisco. He
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visiting his cousin. Miss Flora White
nan
DR.. w A. Savage returned Satur-
day evening from an extended trip TO
many points in Texas and the Terri
tory inspecting cattle for the govern
ment.
Peter c.. Jacoby has completed an
artesian well on his place a short dis
lance east of the city. This is the old
Farmer place, and is very valuable
property.
Mrs. E. McElroy, who has been
here for the past mont visiting the
family of her father. j. s. Lenox, left
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stow, Texas.
Christy Webb leaves Thursday for
Rocky Ford, Colo, for a visit with
lady friends. He is TO be out on a
fifteen days vacation from his duties
at the postoffice.
Morrison Brothers have heard from
Charles Leo Morrison of the firm, who
is now visiting in London He will
leave London for Paris, where he will
spend several weeks.
Two homestead claims were fled
in the government land office Satur-
day. Miss Maud Evans made a final
proof on her homestead south of Ros-
well by Communication.
Dick Seay left Friday night for
Carlsbad. He, Clabe Merchant and
Mr.. Dearborn will go from Carlsbad
to the Guadalupe mountains to camp
and hunt for a month.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ridgeley, of Kansas CT
ty. who has been in Roswell for four
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Arcy, on Military Heights, departed
Sunday morning for her home.
E. U. Valentine, who has been here
for several weeks on a prospecting
trip, left this morning for his home
at Taylorville, ILL.,, in response to a
message announcing the illness of
his mother.
c.. r. Echols and wife, of Artesia,
arrived yesterday morning to visit
friends for several days. Mr.. Echols
formerly ran a machine shop in Ros-
well, and is engaged in the same bu-
siness at Artesia.
Percy Evans, local editor of The
Record, left yesterday morning for a
trip to his old home at Chillicothe,
cation. During his absence Robert
T. McClung- will act as local chaser.
Modern Woodmen of America, take |
notice. You are requested to attend
a meeting at Judge Bailey's office |
Monday evening, May 29th, at eight |
O'Clock, on business of importance 10 |
the members of the order.-W. c.
Burrus. L.
People wanting young roses for |
bedding. will do wei to cal at The
Alameda Green House before June
1st- After hat date we will have to |
plant our stock in the feld and can |
not fill vour orders ee+< |