The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-23
DR.. Payton is here from white

in Elida this morning. He came to
four days ago on a pleasure
trip.
S. Totzek went down to Lakewood
last night to ook after the well ne
is having sunk on his and neal that
place
Hale H~ortenstein, Of Orchard Park.
left this morning for Wellington.
Kan. for a visit Of six weeks with
old friends.
w. B. Touchstone who has been
here for two years, left this morning
for a sixty days visit at his old home
in Griffin, Ga
Mrs. j. Amis returned this morn
ing for Carlsbad, where she has been
visiting with her husband, who is
working there.
Parties wishing pianos tuned now
leave orders at links music store.
Will be here short time. Henry Phil
lips. Artesia, N. NJ.
C. B.. Daniels and wife returned this
morning from Hagernan, where Mr..
Daniels has been working on the e
dam being put in there.
Willard Keen came in yesterday
and accompanied his wife to their
home in Carlsbad. Mrs. Keen has
been here for the past three weeks.
Alfred Dicus left today on his re-
1 ~. r. hic hon,o l., Nh xuo1 Ua-
He has been here for three weeks and
while here bought a farm lear Dex
ter.
Jones Taliaferro. of White oaks.
s here attending the commencement
exercises of the New Mexico Military
institute. He has a son attending the
Institute.
We have 100 acres with water
right. fine river bottom land, Az
niles from town. A bargain at $500
per acre.-Dicus, Frost & Co., Dexter,
New Mexico.
R. ]. Callison. If Abingdon, Ill
h is doing the Valley and stopping
t Artesfa, came up this morning for
short stay in the big town of east |
m New Mexico.
Mrs. w. H. Russell and Mrs. Allen
Bell who have been visiting here fol
he past four days with Mrs. J.. +.
Carder. left his morning for their
Iome in Hereford.
c.. t. Patterson left this morning
or his home in St. Joseph. He had
been here prospecting but was called
ZONE suddenly, before finishing his
yisit. He will return later.
Miss Grace Majors came up from
Artesia this morning. After spending |
L day with the Misses Norfieet, she
will leave for her old home in Kan
sas City, for an extended visit.
F. w. Flato, who has been here
looking after cattle interests, left
his morning for his home in Kansas
City. His brother, Charles, will con
tinue his stay here a few days.
Mrs. Allie Cole, who came in from
Alamogordo a few days ago on bust
less and has been the guest of Mrs. |
sallie Overman, left last night for
El Paso, where she will make her
home.
E. S. Warning left this morning on
his return to his home in Washing |
on, ILL.,, after spending a week here
md at other points down the Valley.
He was greatly pleased with the
country.
]. H. Nell. Of Rushville, ILL.,, and
Fred E. Crandall, of Galesburg. ILL, |
left this morning for their homes af-
ter spending a eek at different
points in the Valley. They spent most
If their time in Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson left
this morning for their home in Pc
oria, ILL.,. but will stop at ~Cherryville,
Kansas for a visit ~enroute. They
have been seeing the sights of the
Pecos Valley and prospecting for an
investment.
H. w. Smith left this morning for
his home in Beaumont, Texas. He has
e here about a week and is delight
ed with the Valley. He is going ID
arrange his business so he can leave
n will bring his family here TO live
will locate near Roswell. y