The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-23

NiSil, iCAl ILLS MOiaIlA5 1OI uiS uOmc
in St. Louis.
J. w. Fleming came in yesterday
evening from Enterprise, Kan, for a
prospecting visit here and at other
places in the great Pecos Valley.
When you see the red pail with the
green label, you will know that the
contents are pure lard put mp by the
Diamond Ice and Packing Co. 92tf
join Cummins arrives today from
aunt, Mrs. J.. r. Ray. He will make
an extended visit here and may locate
permanently.
Mrs. Lucy Landers, formerly of this
city. passed through town this morn
ing on her way from points down The
Valley to Enterprise. Kansas. where
| she will visit.
John H. Fisher arrived last night
from Denver and he Will now make
his home with his brother, DR.. E. NJ.
Fisher. He will probably take up far
ming in the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Goresline and
baby arrived yesterday evening from
Gardner. Kan, on a prospecting Wis
it. They expect to be in Roswell and
vicinity some time.
L. ]. Bolton returned this morning
to his home in Amarillo after a stay
of several days in Roswell and neigh
boring towns, down the Pecos Valley.
Mr.. Bolton is a constable at Amarillo.
T. B.. Salter and sol P. E. Salter.
arrived yesterday evening from Aug
usta, Kan. and will be here for an
indefinite period looking over the ma
ny inducements of Roswell and the
Pecos Valley.
G.. NJ. Briscoe arrived yesterday
from Portales and is here looking for
a location. He came overland with a
team and wagon and reports that the
trip was a hard one for It the hor-
ses and himself.
D. o. Frambers. of Wellington,
Kan, returned today to his home at
ter a prospecting visit in the Valley.
He was one of the few who are not
pleased with the prospect of farming
in the Pecos Valley.
Ross Shoecraft left today for his
home in Oklahoma City after a visit
of four weeks in Roswell. He has
been here sightseeing, and returns
home satisfied that he has seen all
of interest in the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Mccormack left
this morning for their home in Gales
burg, ILL.,. after a stay of three eek
in Roswell and vicinity. They lave
not bought land, but will return to
see the Valley at a more favorable
time.
H. c.. Elrick, Frank Anderson, NJ.
Schloss. D.. w. Hamer and Calvin Z.
Donnelly were some of those who
came up from Dexter this morning
to spend the day in the county e
looking after business and shopping
in the big stores.
Mrs. Lille DUNCAN and three Chi
o4NA AAo1 AAShN
Kan, and will be the guests of Mrs.
Dungan's father, l.. V. Humphrey
Her husband will join her here in two
/ or three weeks and they will make
Roswell their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Drumm, of Kansas
| City, went down to Hagerman last
night t o remain a few days at the big
4.OO0-acre ranch the Drumm Commits
Sion Company has bought of w. E.
Washington. Mr.. Drumm will put an
overseer on the ranch and return to
his home in Kansas City in three or
four days. He does not intend to re-
main in personal charge of the prop
erty.
]. H. Putnam and c.. F. Mathews
left this morning for Beaumont, Tex.
from whence they will go to Crowley,
La. Mr.. Putnam is a capitalist and a
| partner of Mr.. Mathews in the drill
ing business. AS a firm they have
bought and near Lake Arthur and
Mr.. Putnam has bought lots in hat
| town upon which to erect a residence.
They will return at some future date
and Mr.. Putnam will establish his
| son in the Valley.