The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-18

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the case of Cottingham VS.. Render.
All Modern Woodmen of America
in Roswell. please call at the ofce
of Judge J.. b.. Bailey and leave adj
dress. 9 2
c. L. Medearis and wife came IN
last night from Hope. Ark, and ere
here to see the wonders of the Te-
cos Va ley.
Mrs. G. A. Boyle left last night fer
Artea I. where she will join in max
ing their home. Mrs. Boyle is the
daughter of City Marshal ]. J. Ras-
coe.
Superintendent w. D.. Garwood of
railroad was here last night ard to-
day. leaving this morning for the
north.
White Pine Screen Doors in The
white. This is the lightest and best
screen door on the market.-KEMP
LUMBER COMPANY, East Fourth
street. 35tf.
We have for quick sale a relin-
quishment to $50 acres four miles
west of Dexter, a very fine tract of
land al $1,000 per acre.-Dicus, Frost
& Co., Dexter, N. M.
D.. J. Rankin, who has been here
visiting his brother F. w. Rankin.
left this morning for his home in Al
brquerque. He came in Tuesday from
Mrs. F. P. Coates and daughter. Of
Greenfield. Mass, and Mrs. F. Z.
Stearns. formerly of the same place.
but now of Amarillo. came in last
night for a visit of indefinite length.
E. P. Rasmussen returned last
night from a three weeks business
trip to Cotulla and other points in
Texas. While there he closed a deal
for 10000 acres of and in that local
ity.
J. G.. Emerson was up from Arte-
STA yesterday buying back the horse
and buggy he solo to Gus Beidleman
about a year ago. He drove to Arta-
STA with his old horse. starting yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hon left last
night for Sweetwater, Tex, where
they will visit a week with Mrs.
Hons sister. From there they will
go to Knox county, Texas, to make
their home.
J. D. N. Reed and son passed thro'
Roswell last night on their way from
Oswego. Kan, to Artesia. where they
have bought out the general store
of Walling & Son. and where they
will locate.
l.. c.. Freeman came in last night
from Texarkana, where he has been
studying t~elegraphy. He is here for
an extended visit with his sister and
may Gee a position in this part
of the Territory.
Miss Netrie A. Hall, who has been
here for the past two years, teaching
school and recovering her health.
left this morning for her home in
H~arrodsburg. Ind. She is greatly i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Utterback and
daughters, Misses Johnson and Ruby.
who have been here for the past two
years. left hits morning for their old
home in Blue Springs, Mo, where
they will now live.
Russell Durrill and C. W. H%alIibur-
ton returned to their home in Dexter
last night after being here a couple
of days. looking into the legal ques-
lions relative to the erection of the
new school building at Dexter.
j. V. Ormond returned yesterday
from Trinidad, Colo, where he went
to take up work with the Singer Sew
ing Machine Co. Not satisfied there.
he has returned, but will not remain
here. He will locate at some other
point for the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy. Mr.. and
Mrs Weston. Mrs Willie Pruit. Clyde
Pruit, Ira Young and Vincent Davis
all of whom have been living at the
Hondo reservoir camp. left Wednas-
day for a two days pleasure trip t.
the Captain and White mountains.
Mrs. w. L. Packard spent a couple
Of hour here this morning, visiting
with friends while waiting for the
train 10 cave Roswell. She wa on
her way from her new home in Carts
bad to Chicago and her old home in
lGaleSburg. H., for a months visit,