The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-31

DR.. J. T. French came In yesterday
from Fort Stanton and will leave to-
night for his home in Ell Paso.
D. Medley returned this morning
from Valentine, Texas, where he has
been since July 13. The Roswell
weeds have grown considerably dur
ing his absence.
T. Fl. Thaman and family and Miss
Mary Sherman left this morning for
their old home in Oak Park. near
| Chicago. for a visit. They will return
in a few weeks.
You should AXE advantage of the
opportunity of buying a piano at
| COST. We must make a sale THIS
WEEK, regardless of price.-Pecos
VALLEY Music Co. 55t2
J.. C. Hale came up from Artesia
this morning to spend the day. He
has beer here often, and probably
did not notice any change in the
Roswell weed patches.
Miss Anna Hoag, who came in a
few days ago from Fair Plain, Mo,
and has been visiting friends here.
left last night for Carlsbad, where
she will make her home.
Most of the weeds around the big
show tent have now been tramDled
down. This will improve to some ex-
tent the appearance of Main street
70 L 49, $40 a~aO-n
The 4Axelscn Philamonic Orchestra
went to Dayton last night to play for
a ball. Those who went from here
were Prof. Axelson, Mrs. Jenny Row
land and Capt. Jack Fletcher.
Miss Cammie Jarrett, of Montcalm,
Texas, left this morning for Chillico-
the, Tex, where she will visit on her
way home. She had been here for
two months visiting Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Camel.
S. D. Miller, of Scranton, Pa, a rep
resentative of the International Cor
respondence Schools, came up rom
Carlsbad his morning and will be
here for a few days looking after the
interests of his school.
DR.. G. P. StokeF was here from Ar
tesla today visiting with friends and
looking after business. He did not
have time to express a professional
opinion as to the effect OF weeds
upon the general health of a town.
George Hinson, Jr, has secured a
months vacation from his duties at
for a trip. 1t is reported that he will
not return to Roswell alone. He will
not say weber he is going for his va
cation.
Health seekers who are subject to
hay fever are advised to stay away
from Roswell for a few days until
the weeds are cut. Many physicians
say that a prolific growth of Weeds
in a town has a tendency to cause
hay fever
w. M. Bevers came in last night
from a trip to Mineral Wells, Fort
Worth and many other points in Tex
dS. AS was oSSOAApnAASo w
T. H. Brown and wife, Of Athens
Texas, who are here to look at the
country n prospect.
DON'T RENT.-A nice Ave room,
new lath and plastered cottage, in
good location worth $1,75O, can be
bought for $1,450. Advance payment
Of $3.50, balance on easy payments.
This will be open for few days. See
R. H. McCune, 121 N. Main street.
soto.
LOST.-A herd of 40 COWS. When
seen they were about to enter a
weed patch on one of the vacant
lots on West 4th street. Finder
may have same, if he will agree
to keep them from escaping, and
thus running the risk of slow death
from starvation in a weed Jungle.
Willard Keen, roadmaster of this
division of the P. W, left last night
for his home in Carlsbad after spend
ing some time here looking after the
business of the road. By following the
track of the railroad and when up
town sticking close to the sidewalks
he managed to keep from getting
lost in the Roswell weed forests.
DIR. 2. T. Martin, who has e
here for a short time, left this morn
ing for a business trip to Kansas CT.
ty and his old home, Fulton, No.
He will return In DOT a week, go