The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-07-12
Russell Durrill. Of Dexter, was IN

RUSSELL DuTT1ll, Oh D0EI9fy was II
city today.
Woman wanted for general GUS
work. three miles in the COUNTY,.
Hill. lift
The City band will give a concert
N the our house yard Friday night.
The boys of the J%ouvenile Band will
meet at the court house Thursday
for practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Scooter and
guest, Mrs. ]. c. Vineyard. of
we're up from Artesia to-
day shopping and seeing the metrop-
oils Of the Valley.
George Holdefer and wife of Des
Moines. Ia, who are making an ex-
tended visit in the valley came up
from Dexter yesterday for a few days
stay in the county seat.
LOOSE LIME.-We have it in n
quantity desired. Suitable for SAM
tary n disinfecting purposes
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY. East
Fourth Street. Phone 35.
Mrs. A. Archey and daughter, Mrs.
w. N. Howell left last night for 81
Paso. where they will visit for a cou-
led by Mrs. Archey's little daughter.
STRAYED.-One roam mare with
rnnah mana IA sIonIC 1i~h > d,
old, branded with S. C. in a circle
and RI with a cross bar. SIS reward
L. c.. Card, Dexter, N. NJ. 12t1O*
j. E. Hamilton left this morning
for Vernon and Fort Worth, Tex.
where he will remain about twenty
days visiting. He may go to Canyon
ion.
LOST.-Watch chain with glass
charm. Either lost in alley back of
Legal Tender Saloon or on Pecos
avenue, between First and Second
streets. Reward. Return to Elk Sa-
loon. 1873
The material l use is approved by
the Electrical Board of Fire Under
writer's, and my work will stand the
most rigid inspection. The price is
right. Sam Saunders, Electrician.
Phone 407. 1Ot6
Major and Mrs. Mark Howell leave
tomorrow for the Sacramento noun
tains on a three weeks outing. They
will be Joined there by Mrs. HoweITs
sister, Miss Pearl Randolph, who has
been in California.
r. L. Malone and w. S. Day. both
well known here. left this morning
for Canyon City, Texas on business
connected with the Pecos Valley I'm
migration Company. They will re
turn the latter part of the week.
Lon Worden of Diamond, Mo-, and
DIR. T. D.. S. Mccall, of Purdy, Mo,
who have been at points lower down
the valley for several days prospect
South. They expect to leave tomor-
row for their homes.
Mr.. n Mrs. j. A. McCleary and
the latter's brother, D. H. Dilley. all
of Kansas City, left this morning for
Hereford, where they will remain for
a time at least, for the health of
Mrs. McCleary. They have been cam
ping at the head of Spring river for
several days.
Mrs. NJ. E. Eastwood, Miss Emma
Daley and Miss Winifred Griffiths.
of Philadelphia, and Mrs. J. c.
Rhoads, of st. Louis arrived in the
city last night and are here for a
visit with the family of George Med
ley, of east of town. They will he
here and at other points in this part
of the Valley until September.
A. c.. Horton, a mining engineer
came lately from Calumet. Mich.
and has been visiting at Hagerman,
was here yesterday with w. NJ. Was
kom. He will soon go to the noun
tains west of here to prospect for a
on a Dig mining
deal. He predicts that New Mexico
will soon surpass Arizona in it's cop
per interests.
DR.. Stoker and mother have left
Waxahatchie. Tex, the home of
Mrs. Stoker n old home of the doc
tor. Mrs. Stoker has been at Artesia,
the new home of her son, for a vi
and is going home to attend Chau
and her son is going for a
short visit, to clear up business af-
preparatory to remaining perm