The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-24

5 LOCAL NEWS. s
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last night.
w. r. Allison. of Carlsbad, is a
Roswell visitor today.
Olin Lewis is in Roswell from Chi
cago, arriving yesterday.
R. j. Kretchmar came in from Anna
, rillo yesterday on business.
Judge A. v. Logan. of Artesia, was
a passenger on the train north this
| morning.
Chas. H. F1ato returned TO Roswell
from his Shinar, Tex, ranch. He ar
rived yesterday.
Albert Blake. u. s. Land Commits
sioner of Artesfa and his bride are
in Roswell today.
From the present indications it
must be said that the city street cross
ings are not high enough.
R. R. Smiley. of Monmouth. ILL
nois. went home today after an in
spection of the Pecos Valley.
~. j. NASi oA liz ~ VI I'm
cago are visitors in Roswell. They
are staying at the Grand Central.
A. L. Conrad, of Amarillo, was in
the city yesterday looking after the
Madame Palma, C~lairvoyant and
Palmist can tell your. past. present
and future. satisfaction guaranteed
312 Man st. 90 t6.
The body of J.. w. Howeth, who
his morning to Toler, Texas. by Dill
ley & Son.
John B. Gill came up from Artesia
his morning. he says Notwithstanding
the bad weather everything is lovely
in Artesia.
H. ]. Bryant. who a been spending
a week at the Hagerman ranch at
South Spring. left this morning for
Springer. N. M.
When you see the red pail with the
green label, you will know that the
contents are pure lard put up by the
Diamond Ice and Packing Co. 92tf
Today has presented more of the
characteristics of the Pecos Valley
weather than anything we have had
for some weeks. Let it continue.
]. ]. Chaser, of Shannon, Illinois,
left his morning for his home. He
expects to return to Roswell soon to
take another lock over the Valley.
Mrs. !. T. Richmond is expecting
her father, John A. Hall on the train
this afternoon from Caldwell. Mr.. Hall
will probably invest in land at Ros-
well.
A. F. Gray nd F. A. Holmes, who
have been in the Valley since the
last Tallmadge excursion, left this
morning for their homes in Winterset,
Iowa.
Miss Lena White left this morning
for her home at Eureka, Kansas. She
spent the winter here with her aunt.
L Tdllhy H. WIKI oh INSlltoShr
avenue.
H. H. Wilder and B. ]. fields of
Lakewood are in Roswell today doing
business at the U. S. land Office.
They are making proof on their des-
ert claims.
J.. w. Maxey accidently let off a
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Main street this morning. The report
was quite loud and caused many peo-
pie much guessing as to the cause.
A. Z. Sumption. general agent of
the ~Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing
Co. for New Mexico. Arizona and old
Mexico. left this morning for Portales
and will return to Roswell Monday.
The train from the north arrived in
the city last night about half past
ten. 1t is said that the ~lateness was
due partially to the fact of there be-
ing a Tallmadge excursion on the
train.
Councilman Ballard has this week
introduced in the Council a bill rela-
ting to the costs in civil cases. This
bin should ASS IS it is an outrage
on the community that it should be
taxed with the costs in civil cases.
]. Edwards. Territorial S~uperinten-
dent of the Y. P. S. c.. E, who rec
emily organized a union of the young
peoples societies of Roswell. was in
the city between trains this morning,
having spent the week at Carlsbad.
| Artesia and Hagerman. He was on