The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-04-03
LOCAL NEWS +:

Wall paper. paint and glass at the
Pecoe Valley Lumber Co. 7u
Hale Hortensten, of Orchard Park
spent Sunday in this city.
A. M. Heath was up from Artesia
yesterday to spend the day.
l.. C. Mathews. OF Atlanta, Ca ar
rived yesterday to transact business
G.. H. Ramsey, OF Dallas. arrived
yesterday afternoon on a business
visit.
farm 8 miles east of Roswell. Male
n-a,errad 2st3
$4,000 rolls of wall paper, all 1905
patterns. at the Pecos Valley Lum-
Der Co. u
FOR sALE-Tickets for lady and
gentleman to Chicago Roswell Pho
- pa-,ors Its
A nice furnished room for No
sick person. 513 N. Kentucky avenue.
Mrs = w Marable. 27t3"
Miss Marcia waskom returned to
Dexter last night after a three days
visit with friends here.
Mrs. H. C. Cornell left Sunday for
her old home in Flora. Ill, where she
will spend the summer.
w. C. Reid went to Portales Sun
h,.;-A.e viSit He
expects to return this afternoon.
Miss Mamie Perkins returned to
her school at West Grand Plains last
night after spending Saturday and
Sunday at home.
F. G. Campbell, who has been here
visiting his son., Allen Campbell, and
looking after his land interests in
the Valley, left Sunday for his home
in New York.
County Commissioner Thos. White
returned yesterday afternoon from
Kenna. where he has been looking
after ranch and cattle interests of
III L. F. D. outfit.
MI. LII N1o. IL L. OhC ONLA> 80
Saturday evening from Amarillo. ex-
pecting to locate here. Mr.. Jones ex-
poets to open a paint n wall paper
store in Roswell.
]. j. GIFTS returned yesterday after
noon from Chicago. where he went
on business for the Taylor-Moore
Construction Company. and to buy a
stock of spring goods for his store.
L. q. Fort returned yesterday after
noon from a business visit in Denver
and other Colorado cities. He has
been out on business connected with
the Roswell Canning Factory
Ira Thompson. of Benjamin. Knox
county, Tex. came in Saturday I'VE
ming for a visit with his brother. who
is employed at the THY" ranch near
Roswell. He may decide to locate.
w. l.. Burke. the second advance
nan Of the Dixie Carnival Company,
arrived in Roswell Saturday and will
be here until the opening of the earn
ival. possibly a few days longer.
DIR. R. Schurtz left Sunday for his
home in Streator. Illinois. after a
six weeks prospecting visit In Ros- |
well and vicinity. He did not invest
this time, but expects to return later
and buy some land here.
H. H. McIntire, who has been here |
for a few days visiting his family,
while on his way rom San Francisco
to Boston. left Sunday morning on
his way east The McIntire family
spent the winter with Mrs. McIntire's |
brother. E. A. Cahoon.
Varnedoe Heeth went to Portales
Sunday to act as court stenographer.
Upon his return he will make plans
to make a trip to Minneapolis. Mimi,
where his wife was on
ccou of the sickness of her moth
er. His wife's return may make the
trip unnecessary.
Bryan Barton, foreman Of the round
house, and J. d. Jones, car inspector,
left Saturday afternoon for New York
City. where they will join their wives,
who since last June have been visit
Ing their old homes in England. The
w gentlemen expect to reach New
York about the same time their wives
arrive on the steamer, md then they
viii accompany them across the con-
tinent- The ladies are accompanied