The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-26

today.
Gus Lyles came down from Sunny
side last night.
Paul McLenathen was up from
Carlsbad yesterday.
]. P. Church returned this morn
ing from a business trip to Carlsbad
]. H. Griffin arrived this morning
from Los Angeles to look at the coun-
try.
Ernest Best came il this morning
from the south for a visit with his
parents.
Col. C. L. Ballard returned this
morning from a business trip to
Pecos.
Mrs. Sam Smith and daughter came
in this morning from Carlsbad to Wis
it friends
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey COW,
sewing machine, some furniture
1910 Kans. ave. 25t3*
E. w. Blaine left last night for
his home in Vernon, Tex, after spend
ing three re- with friends in Ros-
vel.
"The Mar on the Box" will be the
story of Bess May MacClane's recital
Thursday night, Aug. 2. Don miss it.
It's fine. 24-tf
Bess May McClane, one of Ros-
uQIl'c mnSt tolontnd danOhtarc will
recite for her home people Thursday.
Aug. 2. 24-tf
A. w. Kilsay, who lives five miles
northeast of town, left this morning
for Amarillo to be gone ten or ff-
teen days.
! S. C. Gill and E. S. Boulware came
in last night from Perry, Mo-, TO
see the country and make Roswell a
!, short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Murphy, of Dial
!, hart, Tex, were here yeste<day see
} ing the city. They left this morning
for Portales.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Work, of Penn
sylvania, came in this morning from
Lake Arthur, where they have been
prospecting.
The recital of Bess May MacClane
, Thursday, Aug. 2, will be for the ben
, eft of the Woman's Gu and it's
splendid work. 24-tf
I The gentleman from st. Louis who
! was tried before Justice Bailey on
} the charge of splitting on the foor was
found not guilty.
If I were hungry and had 25 cents
and was in reach of the Roswell Ho-
! tel, I'd have something good to eat
Wouldn't you? 12tf
! J.. R. Darnell, editor of the Elida
News, came down last night on q
business visit. He says it has not
showed at Elida this month.
Judge August NJ. Campbell and
family have move from Mobjack, Va.
: to Lebanon, Tenn. They are gradual
ly moving back towards Roswell.
Will Prayer, Earl Stone, and DR.
L. Durham returned last night from
Riverside Stockyards, where Mr.
Prayer shipped four cars of sheep.
c.. R. Home and Frank H. Crowel
and their wives, of Bates county, Mis-
! souri,, left this morning for theil
, home. They are friends of w. C. Bur
? rus, of this city.
I Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Diggs and little
daughter, Mary, left this morning fol-
Plainview, Texas, where Mr.. Diggs
will make their nome.
, r. T. Burge, George Duson, H.. J
Shaver and DR.. Morris returned yes
I terday from a two weeks trip thro
} the Captain mountains. They a {
1 good time hunting and fishing.
J Rosenstein, of Dallas, and J. E
Mutt, of Chicago, travelling mea VIII
make" Roswell at short interval.
and ave man friends here, cam
!. in last night to call on the trade.
B. v. Braly, of Mardin, O.. T., VIII,
has been here for ten lays lookin:
IS at the country, left last night 70
Dexter. He is seeking a place to MAX,
his home and will probably rotuIl
v to Roswell.
. James A. Hall, formerly of Ten
: nessee and recently of Elida, left las
l. night for Carlsbad to open a law OF
fee. He was here yesterday taking
f. an examination for a temporary Ii
cenSe to practice law.