The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-28

ness as court s-tenographer. He win
return next week.
A. McKanna, OF Emporia, Kansas
came in last night for a visit with his
many friends among the railroad men
He is the inventor of the McKanna
train order device. -
Mrs. Jenny Buoy left this morning
for Amarillo. She viii visit there a
few days and then go to Denver to
visit until the first of November, at
least. She may never return.
VIM. Briggs and J. w. Middleton
who have lived here for the past ten
months for the benefit of their health
left this morning for Santa Fe, where
they will try the higher altitude.
George Thomas of Albuquerque and
the Johnson brothers of Texas arrived
yesterday at the Military Institute.
They were registered some weeks ago
and are just arriving now to take up
their duties.
J. R. Bidwell, wife and family left
this morning for DeBeque, Colo,
where they expect to make their
home during the coming winter. Mr..
Bidwell has land interests down the
Valley, and they may return later.
FOR SALE.-For a few days only,
$40 acres S miles east on Second
street Plenty of water to irrigate.
all fenced, at $40 an acre. Easy
terms. Call at my home east end
of Lovers Lance. w. Kuster.
77t6s
Roy Rogers, Carroll Smith, Kenny
Dunn, Clarence Hill, Elmer Fuller
and Fred Wilson returned yesterday
afternoon from a three weeks camp
ing trip in the mountains. They went
found plenty of game.
Judge and Mrs. G. A. Richardson
and son Donovan, returned last night |
from Albuquerque, Las Cruces and
other points in the central part of the
Territory. Judge Richardson has
been attending the Territorial Bar
Association at Albuquerque.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hudgins left this
morning for their home in Texarkana
They ave been here for the past
six months visiting with the family
of Mrs. Hudgin's father, J.. M. Nelson
while Mr.. Hudgins was working on
the gas plant, but nothing is being |
done ON the plant. II
Miss Sadie Moore. who has been
night operator here for the Western
Union. Telegraph Company, left this
morning for Amarillo, where she has
a position in the Office of the dispatch
Ell of the Santa Fee, which is a betterl
position. Another night operator is
expected soon from Denver.
F. G. Tracy. of Carlsbad, president
of the Pecos Irrigation Company;
passed through Roswell last night
ON his way home from Washington,
where he went to notify the Secretary
of the Interior that the Pecos Irri-
cation Company would accept the of
fer of the Government for the Carls-
bad dam project.
D.. J. Leary, representative of the
J. A. Folger Company, of San Fran
cisco, who handle the Golden Gate"
line of c~offees, teas, ETC., left last
night for points south after spending
several days here. He left Jaffa, Pra-
ger & Company as agents for the com
pany's goods in Roswell. He was al
SO selling stock in the same company
coffee plantation in Central America.
Boys are arriving at the New Mexi
Military Institute every few days
at this time of h year but it is not
every day that a girl puts in her ap
pearance there. This occurred a few
days ago.. however, and now Col and
Mrs. Wilson. the proud parents, are
to find a name that will be
good enough for her, for they declare
she is more valuable than all the
boy babies in Roswell.
I'll. J. Hagerman, of Roswell, who
spent last week in the city in attend
ance upon the Territorial fair, left :
Yesterday for Santa Fee. Mr.. Hager-
man will join Territorial Secretary
J. w Reynolds at Santa Fee. M both
will proceed to Las Vegas in the
automobile Mr.. Hager
man will be one of the chief speak
srs at the good roads convention to :
be held at La Vegas during the
Northern New Mexico Fair.-Albu-
luerque Citizen. s
IT. A. Graham, secretary of the Ros I