The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-20

E. A. Cox, of Artesia, was a visitor
in Roswell today.
e. F. Walker came up from Arte-
STA this morning.
]. C. Plott and R. H. Crump were
up from Lakewood today.
G.. H. Hutchins came up from Carls
bad this morning to spend a week.
F. Divers went to Campbell this
morning to look after cattle business.
Mrs. F. L. Mcfarland left this NOR
ming Tor Dallas, where she will visit
all summer.
Charles Cozad, a cattle buyer who
has been here for three days, left
this morning for Elkins.
w. H. Drashner and w. N. Perry
were up from Hagerman today look
ing after business interests.
c.. c. Clements and P. R. Trotter
came in this morning from Lawton,
o. T., on a prospecting visit.
Miss Stella Tucker returned this
morning from Coleman, Tex, where
she has been visiting for the past
five weeks.
We have 100 acres with water
right. fine river bottom land. Az
miles from town. A bargain at $500
per acre.-Dicus, Frost & Co, Dexter.
New Mexico.
Lee Simmons, wife and son, who
have just returned from a trip to
Sherman. Tex, spent yesterday in
Roswell and left last night for their
home in PecOS.
Mrs. Ella Jacobson and son, of 127
South Pennsylvania avenue, left last
night for Hagerman. to visit Mrs.
Jacobson's father, w. D. Amis, for
a week or two.
Misses Willie and Emma White,
who W. bee teaching at Memphis,
Tenn, arrived last night and will
now make their home with their mo-
Their in this city.
Night Marshal Witt sprung a-brand
new blue uniform on the people who
saw him Gu duty last night. lit is
Identical with hat of Day Marshal
Rascoe. Both are beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Burkett and
daughter. Miss Archie. who have
been living in Roswell for some time.
left last night for Boone county, Ark,
where they expect to locate.
Mrs. ]. /. Chastain and three little
grand-daughters, Beulah, Pansy and
Lucille Gillette, left last night for a
visit in Alpine and Maria, Tex. They
will probably be gone three months.
Mrs. NJ. Beeman. of Pecos avenue
left last night for Malaga. N. M, for
4 visit of four or five weeks with her
son. She was accompanied by her
laughter, Mrs. Joseph Wilson, OF Am
4rillo. who has been visiting here.
Misses Vida N Mamie Pruit. who
have been here for the past week,
listing Mrs. ]. B. Hrd, left last eve
hing for their home in Pecos. They
have been teaching school, at Elida,
and visited here a week on their way
home.
J. D. Armstrong, manager for New
Mexico of the National Life Insurance
Company of the United States, who
has been here for the past four or
i've weeks in the interest of his COM
Dany. left last night for Albuquerque
where he makes his headquarters.
Miss Jessie May Denning arrived
where she has been attending Trini-
ty University. She has finished h
second year Of the course at Trinity
and is home for the summer vacation
The hearing of the Kansas-Colorado
water suit at Denver will be conclu-
ded today, and Commissioner Rich
ardson will probably come home to
Roswell to remain a week or ten
days, after which the scene of hear
ing will be transferred to Garden CT
ty, Kansas.
j. b. Cooper and wife. of Plain
field. Ind. arrived last night and will
now make their home in Roswell.
Mr.. Cooper is a brother of the Rec
ord's foreman, c. c. Cooper, and like
him, is a first class printer. He will
assume charge of the Records job
department.