The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-12

They are stylish and the price
Is low.-CaldweI's Misft- II
Mrs. M. e. Palmer, of Portales. and
Mrs. M. G.. Jennings. of Amarillo,
came in this morning from down the
Valley for a visit in Roswell.
Carlsbad, where he went. to
loo! alter business connected with
the electric light plant there
Al. Cooper went to Lake Arthur
last night. He has recently returned
to take up his residence in Roswell,
having been living for the past year
at FL Paso.
We have $50 acres with water
right, fine river bottom land, Az
miles from town. A bargain at $500
per acre.-Dicus, Frost & Co., Dexter,
New Mexico.
The U. s. Market carries a full
line of Libby's canned meats. Soft
Save money by going to CaldwelPs
Misft Parlor for your clothing. The
price is right. 1t
We have for quick sale a relin-
quishment to $50 acres four miles
west. of Dexter. a rel fine tract of
land at $500 per acre.-Dicus, Frost
& Co., Dexter, N. NJ.
The ladies of the First VI. E..
church will serve a chicken pie din
ner on Tuesday, May 16. from II 10
2 o'clock in Rays stone building on
Main street. Price 35c. 52tf
L.. L. Wells came in last night from
Henrietta, Tex, for a visit with the
he was a son-in-law. He will also Wis
it other relatives here.
J. N. Hamlin returned last night
from Fort Worth, where he has been
for the past eve months He
brought home with him A. ]. Garner,
who will probably locate.
barbecue and platform dance at the
head of Spring River Thursday night,
May Is. All Eagles are cordially in
vited to come and bring their lady
friends. Cite
Percy Harerman and family eft
this morning i'll the Hagerman car
Hesperia for their home in Colorado
Springs. They have been here for a
few weeks visiting the family of ]. j.
Hagerman.
Mrs. Lille Johnson left last night
for Dayton, to prepare to move to
her claim between that place and Ar
tesla. She is going this trip to set
out an orchard and put in other i'm
provements.
A. B. Edwards, H. C.. Holt, George
Ellis, C. L. Karsteter and F. w. Hall,
of Henrietta, Tex. and w. T. Watts,
of Colorado City. Tex, came i'll last
to attend the games today and to-
morrow.
John H. Wilson. who was adjudgcd
insane. was taken to Amarillo this
morning. There Sheriff Woodruff,
who started yesterday for Las We
gas with another inmate for the Ter
~ritorial asylum. is waiting for him
and will take him to Las Vegas.
Rev. Eli Witt left this morning tor
his old home in Memphis, Texas. He
came here five weeks ago to make
his home with Night Marshal NJ. w.
Witt, but became homesick for his
old associates. Mr.. Witt, Sr.. is sc
years old and is a retired minister.
w. G. Skillman returned yesterday
from a trip to points down the road
He stopped at almost every place be-
tween here and Carlsbad. He reports
that while the activity is not great
right now. hat the future of that
part of the Valley is very bright. He
was gone several days.
d. c. Patton. of Henrietta, Texas, |
was among the crowd that came in
last night from Henrietta, to attend
the ball games. He has a son in the
visiting team, and while here they |
will visit with the elder Mr.. Pa1ter-
sons son. Judge Emmett Patton, of
this city. The elder Mr.. Patton is a
trifle older than the average fan, but
he stiIl takes a live interest in Am 7
erica's national game.
Banks Close Saturday.