The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-22

J.. c. Wilson was up from Hager |
man today.
DR.. J. F.. Aldrich came up from Ha-
german this morning.
w. NJ. Bevers returned yesterday
from a business trip to Hagerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Paddock were
up from Dexter today looking after
business.
o. F. Galloway. OF Dexter. former
ly of Arkansas, was a visitor in the
city today.
Rev. E. C.. Meeker returned this
morning from Dexter, where he
preached yesterday.
Miss Ethel Gibson returned this
morning from AItesia. where she at
tended the M. 3. conference.
A. B. Motley left his morning for
his home in Sab Angelo, Tex, after
a visit here with his brother.
The land entries at the government
land office Saturday were two home
steads and two desert claims.
j. A.. Bellar returned this morning
from Artesia and LAX Arthur, where
he has beer with a party of land
buyers.
J.. A. Bloom, foreman of the Dia-
mond A. ranch, was in the city Sun
day. coming down with his father
and remaining all day.
A. S. Hornbeck, editor of the Text
co Trumpet, spent Sunday in Ros-
well. seeing the sights of a lively
town. He went home today.
John Brown and his father, Jacob
Brown, who have been here for two
weeks, left this morning for their
home in Morton's Ferry, Ohio.
J. w. Mercer, w. S. Shelton and
H. L. Shultz, of Jennings, La, WHO
are here prospecting, left Saturday
night for Lake Arthur n Artesia.
Hon. c. l.. Ballard returned yesJer-
day afternoon from Amarillo. He
SldTlcu 10 hdIodS lily, Jul d AILIl
rillo received news that changed his
plans.
FOR SALE.-One team of mules,
16k hands high. one mule 16
hands, one horse 16 hands. All gen
tie and good workers.. w. Holt,
Hagerman, N. NJ. 69d5w1
j.. o. Cameron and A. A. Freeman
vent to their home in Carlsbad Sat
urday night after spending a few
days here on legal business. They
will return the middle of the week.
Miss Lillian Mccain returned to
her work on the books of the Artesia
Townsite Company Sunday after
noon. She has work of his kind that
will keep her at Artesia most of the
summer.
Mrs. NJ. c.. Greenlee and daughter.
Miss Mary Greenlee. left this morn
ing for their old home in Warrens-
burg, Mo. Miss Greendee is one of
Roswell's teachers. They will return
in the fall.
Rev. T. NJ. Finley left Saturday
night for Pecos, to begin a meeting
in the Southern NJ. E. Church there
Sunday morning. He had been visit
ing the families OF E.. F. and B. F.
Walker in this city.
The mammoth traction engine for
the second steam loader of the Tay-
lor-Moore Construction Company has
arrived and attracted much attention
while being taken through town tc
the Hondo reservoir Sunday after
| noon.
N. P. Seldom, of North Main street,
near Spring river, reports finding a
queer bug in water from an artesian
well hydrant. He is not familiar with
the species s'and considers the find
remarkable, inasmuch as artesian wa
ter seldom contains any living thing.
Will Denning, who came home re-
Gently from a visit with parents and
other relatives, leaves the first of the
month for Trinidad, cut of which he
will travel over New Mexico and Ar
izona for ]. E. McBrady & Co, of
Chicago. wholesalers of toilet articles
Miss Efie Thompson arrived Sun.
day afternoon from West, Tex, and
will make her home il, Roswell fol
the nreSant while securing q muSi.