The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-01

STA this morning.
D. D. Temple was here from Arte-
STA today on business.
Henry Carr returned to Artesia last
night. He had been here for two
months working, but will now remain
in Artesia.
Why REM an old WORKOUT rig and
a plug. when Stockard & Deer Let
you have a bran new outfit at the
same price? z9tf
Capt. s. A. McMurry, of Louisville,
KY, a travelling man. quite popular
in Roswell, came in last night orr q
few days stay.
Mrs. M. E. Click and daughter Miss
Efie Click, were up from Hagerman
yesterday shopping. They returned
home last night.
A NJ. Heath returned to Artesia last
night after spending four days In Ros
well, looking ate business n visit
ing with friends
Stockard & Deems fine drivers and
pretty rigs are becoming 30 popular
you have to phone ahead of time to
get one for Sunday. 29.f
Have you seen those elegant new
livery turnouts? They are sen out by
Stockard & Deems new barn. Same
price as the old ones. 29tf
E. F. Walker returned to his land
office at Artesia last night after a
short visit at home. He was accom-
panied by his little son
l.. T. Walker of Oklahoma City who
has been here since last Thursday
went to Dexvter last night to contin-
ne his campaign for business.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kearney left last night
for a prospecting trip of a few days
to Artesia and Dayton. She was ac-
companied by her little daughter.
w. T. Gibbins, the recently married
cattleman, who now registers from
Los Angeles, arrived last night TO
look after business interests here.
Mrs. j.. w. Smith left this morning
on her return to Ardmore. l. T. She
has been here for foul months visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. c.. L. Stone.
Something new in Roswell line
drivers and swell rigs at a livery sta
BILE. Phone No. 9, Stockard & Deems
new barn. Prices same as old ones.
L. A. Bland, who has been here
since Isl Thursday on business, left
the automobile this morning for
Torrance. He travels for a Kansas
City hardware house.
c. w. Graves, who has been here
the past ten days visiting his
friend. J.. M. Reid, county superinten-
lent of schools, left this morning for
his home in Topeka, Kan.
quantity desired. Suitable for sani-
tary and disinefcting purposes
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY. East
Fourth Street. Phone S..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Stockard are
preparing to move into h brick res
Idence at the corne of Richardson
avenue and Walnut street. They have
ived at the Grand Central Hotel
Mr.. Stockard has been mana
ger.
David Brant, editor and manager of
MI nan- D4-,@~- - o--o (iku i
a.. came in last night. accompanied
his daughter. They joined the
Davis Hurd party that went to the
for a months camp-out to-
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Hastings. of
Rural Route No. 1, n Mr.. and Mrs.
1urd. Of North Hill. M their niece.
! late arrival from Waterloo, Ia,
cave Tuesday morning for Alto, in
he White mountains, for a month's
isit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hand, of Still
water, O.. T., who have been here and
the mountains west of Roswell,
eft Sunday for Denver. Mrs. ]. NJ.
)obbins, also of Saltwater, and Steve
anderson of Providence, R. l., who
gere with them left for Saltwater.
T. D.. johnson left this morning for
is old home in Huntsville, Mo-, to
Din his wife and daughters who have
cen visiting there all summer. Thet
yhole family will return in about a
MI. Johnson mas lived here