The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-09

John Richey, J. w. Warren and w.
s. Day, all well known citizens of
the lower Valley, were visitors here
Yesterday.
Misses Seleta and Maude Land re-
turned to Portales this morning after
spending a couple of months with Ros
well friends.
Alfred Eckhaus, formerly connected
with The Tair at Chicago, has arrived
and accepted a position with Price
& Company.
w. T. Wells and wife, formerly of
this city came in yesterday from Cali
fornia and are here for a visit of in
definite length.
]. F. Crawford and wife, of Dexter,
were here today on their way to Al
va, o. T., where they will visit a
week or ten days.
c.. G. Eckles and w. A. Swingle
left this morning for their home in
Byron, o. T., after spending ten days
in Roswell prospecting.
The will of the late DIR. w. E. Park
hurst has been admitted to probate.
The widow is Administrative without
pond and is the beneficiary.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Chruch will meet
Thursday afternoon al three o'clock
at the home of Mrs. H. F. Smith. 35t2.
Miss H. 1. Tenney left this morning
for her home in Galesburg, Ill. She
has been in the Valley for several
days. stopping part of the time in
Roswell.
LOOSE LIME.-We have it in any
quantity desired. Suitable for sani-
tary and disinefcting purposes
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY. East
Fourth Street. Phone 35.
Archbishop Chapel, who has been
stricken with yellow fever at New
Orleans, was once archbishop of New
Mexico, and was we'll known to a
number of Roswell people.
B. R. Buffham, of the Roswell Ponl-
try Yards, today received by express
a twenty-five dollar white Wyandotte
pulIet from the Orchard Hill Poultry
Farm, of Sewickley Heights, Pa
E.. E.. Barton left this morning on
his return to Falmouth, KY, after
spending the summer here for his
health. He was greatly benefited by
the ~matchless climate of the Pecos
Valley.
1 have for sale, at a bargain, a nice
4-room residence on Missouri avenue.
This is a neat, spendid little home.
Artesian water right. Need pay only
down. Balance one and
w years.. T. Carlton.
Rev. c.. C. Hill and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. U. Finley, O.. z. Finley and
wife, and all of the children, made
Captain mountains, for a two
outing and bear hunt
Mrs. Rose Quarterman, whose arri-
from Natchez, Miss, is noted in
column, has come to open a
first class dress-making parlor n is
accompanied by an assistant. Mrs.
Quarterman comes from one of The
best Mississippi families.
John B. link, of ST. Louis, who has
been here looking after his land int
erests, left this morning for Kansas
l.; orn of tho -or roo;IantC uuho
will not sell his Pecos Valley land.
He was here partly to rest from his
work, and greatly enjoyed his visit.
Robert C. Reid, an attorney of Ros-
well who is looking after the legal in
,erest of the Eastern Railway of New |
Mexico, from Willard to Texico was |
registered at the Palace hotel today. |
Reid has been in Willard and says |
hat construction is going right along
On the road. the grading parties push
ng the york as rapidly as possible.
New Mexican, Aug. 4.
J.. E. Wimberly, the Hagerman edi-
or returned home last night after
spending a day here. He met at the
and accompanied home his
sister, Mrs. Hawley of Floy-
her mother Mrs. F.. Wilson Of
Miss Ethel Wilson, of Pan
and Mrs. Wimberly's mother.
hrs. Wimberly. All are going to Ha-
for a visit with the editor.
The Roswell Building and Loan AS
offer for sale a residence
property located On the N. w. corner
f Kentucky and al Vegas Sts., 81