The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-07-26

on their way home -fromea trip to
points north.
James Fitchet, of Isabelle county,
Michigan, came in last night on a pro
speeding and sightseeing visit. He
will probably locate.
J. W. Warren left this morning for
a business trip to Kansas City. and
| points in that vicinity. He will be
gone about ten days.
]. w. Wheat and J.. McQuigg, of
Grand, o. T., arrived in the city last
night and are here on a sight seeing
and prospecting visit.
A. L. Conrad returned to Amarillo
this morning having found the Elk
preparations incomplete, owing to
| the e bad weather.
A whole carload of fine drivers
were put in Stockard & Deems new
stable west of the o.. S. land Office.
Some of them are for sale. lift
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. NJ. Gavin, of San
Diego, California, arrived in the city
last night for a visit with Mrs. R. F.
| Upton, mother of Hrs. Gavin.
J. S. Fitzhugh, of the law firm of
Fitzhugh & Ellis of P~ortales, is mere
for a business visit. He will be in
Roswell for a couple of weeks.
Moved from East Third street to
100 Main. Bargains every day. Want
ed, 1000 pairs old shoes.-Workover
| Prop. 21t6
Mrs. N. A. Besing came down from
Amarillo last night and will be here
until the train south is put on again.
| She is going to Carlsbad to see aer
daughter.
G. E. Evans left this morning for
Denver from where he will go to Port
land to see the fair and the sights Of
the great Northwest. He will be gone
about a month.
J. v. Cooper, G. B.. Kelley and Il.
w. Chiefly, arrived last night from
Oklahoma and are here to see the
country and locate if they find the con
| ditions suitable.
Judge J. H. Wilkins, Of South Nc
Alester. 1. T., has come for a visit
with Mrs. Robinson, of AIS Pennsy1-
vania n He is coming PARTLY
to see the country.
H. H. Akin, who has been here for
the past 3k months, working on the
farm of w. l.. Foster five miles east
of town. left this morning for his
home in Marshall, Texas.
| LOOSE LIME-We have it in any
quantity desired. Suitable for SAM
tary and ~disinefcting purpoSes.-
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY. East
Fourth Street. Phone IS.
w. E. Lindsay returned to his home
in Portales this morning, having come
here last night on business. He found
the roads too wet for business and
| will come to Roswell a little later.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Kellow came in
last night from Vernon, Texas. They
will be here until the weather will
permit them to go to the Captain
mountains where they will make their
home.
R. NJ. Thorne left last night for Ar
tesla. His home is in Carlsbad, but
he was unable to get there on ac-
l no1rnk ~ tho I-;J,x- -r1-L;,- 4-& TT@
was here Sunday and Monday to Wis
it his mother.
Judge w. B.. Lindsay of Portales,
came in last night. He will be here
until Thursday visiting with friends
n looking after business interests.
Mr.. Lindsay is United States Commits
| sioner at Portales.
The people of New Mexico will
again have the opportunity of consult
ing the famous Madame LeCompte,
who was with them at the Territorial
Fair, at Albuquerque, and Las Vegas.
Hotel Shelby room 6. 22t3*
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Eakman, of Artesia
arrived in the city last night from
Canyon City, Texas where they have
been visiting. They will remain here
for a few days, or at least until they
can return to Artesia.
A. L. Conrad trafic manager of the
Pecos Valley & North Eastern rail
road, came down from Amarillo last
4 NIGHT 70 Welt uitb friends attend tho
Elk festivities and incidently o at