The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-30

derd condition of the stomach and is
quickly cured by ~Chamberlain.s Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. For sale by
al; dealers.
Mr.. Sherman, of the firm of Cum
Minis & Sherman, left today for the
Ritter place, ten miles south of RIOS
well, to complete his work on the
new well there.
Miss Eula Odem of Hagern,an pass
led through Roswell this morning on
her way to San An on Texas to en-
ter Lady OF the Lake College, for rhe
corning winter.
You should AXE n of the
opportunity of buying a piano at
COST. We must make a sale THIS
WEEK. regardless of price.-Pecos
Valley Music Co. 55t2
L. r. Smith and son, Francis, retur-
ned last night from a trip to the Port
land Fair and the Northwest. They
| also visited in California and were
gone about six weeks.
h Book Club will meet with Mrs.
Sidney Prayer. 1O2 S. Richardson.
Thursday afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock.
The purpose of the meeting is to Sc
lect books for the ensuing year.
J. B. Gillett and son returned this
morning from Brewster county, Tex.
where they VI been visiting for the
past two weeks at Mr.. Gillett's ranch.
They found the ranch in good condi.
ton.
J. r. Jones returned last night
from a trip through Oklahoma, the
Panhandle and Las Vegas n Dor
tions of the mountainous district of
New Mexico. He has been gone since
June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Gorsline, return
ed last night from Portales, where
they have been while Mr.. Gorsline
has been establishing a skimming
station there for the Roswell Cream
cry Company
Messrs. Benson n Hill, inspectors
for the National Fire Insurance Co.,
and the North American ms. Co.,
have left for their home In Denver
after a visit with their local agents,
Kel1ahin & Calfee.
Ralph Meldrim, who has been lv-
ing at a ranch IN the Felix for the
past two months. left this morning
for Colorado Springs. where he will
visit before returning to his home
in Savannah, Georgia.
Lawn social Thursday night, Aug.
| 81 at Baptist given by Rev.
Vermillion's Bible Glass for the our
pose of raising funds to build a class
room, cream n cake Is cents, punch
10 cents. Everybody welcome 49t5
/ Mrs. John l.. Adams returned last
night to Artesia, where h and Mr..
| Adams have been living on their claim
during the past summer. The will
move here the last of the e in or
| der to let the children enter school.
Mrs. Mary Thorne, Miss Kate Eng
lish. Mrs. Richard M. Thorne, of
Carlsbad, and Miss Bessie James left
this morning for Elkins, where they
will visit for three days at the
ranches of Harry Thorne and Lycur-
| gus Johnson.
DON'T sRENT.-A nice five room,
new lath and plastered cottage, in
good location worth $1,75O. can be
bought for $1,450. Advance payment
This will be open for few days. See
r. Fl. McCune, 121 n. MAR street. |
5Ot6.
E. c. Higgins, Of Artesia was here
last night on his way from a trip to
the Portland fair, through California,
Washington, Oregon, British Colum-
bia, Chicago. Atlanta, Ca, and a few
other points too numerous to mention.
He was gone two months and had a
great trip.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Pierce and son, and Miss
Lucy Lea returned this morning from
an extended visit in the mountains.
Mrs. Pierce has been visiting for the
past month at the TX ranch near
Oscuro, where her son was working
all ummer. Miss Lea has visited at
Ell Paso and at the Goodin ranch.
Avery Turner, vice-president and
general manager of the Pee Valley
and Northeastern railroad, passed