The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-27

the home OF the brides faCn0r-ln-laW,
Lib Rainbo1t, on North Pecos avenue.
The couple will leave tomorrow NOR
ming for Canyon City to attend the
reunion for ten days, and, returning
cos. The groom is employed by r. E.
Muncy. The bride was formerly Miss
Sallie Corn. Both are estimable young
people and have many friends who
wish them every happiness.
-o
z. F. Deem went to Hagerman Sun
day evening.
Jonn B. Gill went to Hagerman last
night to buy apples.
Lincoln Whiteman went to Dayton
Sunday evening to visit friends.
Karl Anderson left this morning for
Kansas City, where he has a job
Father Linus returned this morning
from Dexter, wnere he held service
Sunday.
Frank Clayton returned Sunday eve
ming from a visit at his old home in
Georgia.
H. P. D. Howard came in yesterday
fromTexas and left this morning for
| Porta1es.
| w. S. Day and w. M. Waskom, of
| Hagerman, spent Sunday with Ros-
| well friends.
| NJ NJ. Brunk, manager of the Dex-
ter Townsfte Co., left this morning
for Missouri points.
| Misses Stella and Mamie& Head re-
| turned Sunday from a two weeks vi
sit with friends at Hernadez Lake.
Miss Mary Cowell left Sunday NOR
ming to meet her sister, Mrs. D. B.
Easton of Los Angeles, at Amarillo.
Miss Winnie Mason, who is attend
ing teachers institute, returned this
morning from a visit at her home in
IHagerman.
G. N. Taylor and wife arrived Sun
day from Pine Bluff, Ark, and will
be here several days seeing the ,eoun-
try and prospecting.
Ronald P. Fitzgerald left this morn
ing for Golden, Colo, to attend the
Colorado School of Mines. He is be
ginning his second year there.
| Father Juvenal, formerly of this ci
ty, but for the past year located at
Carlsbad, came up this morning tC
lspend few days with friends
Editor w. H. Mullane, of the Carls
bad Sun, was in the city today look
ing after some typesetting he is hav
ing done on the Records linotype
Percy Hagerman, of Colorado
Springs, who has been at his fathers
home at South Spring for several
: days, left this morning for the north
Geo. W. link, the jeweler, return
ed Sunday evening from a. pleasure
trip to Wisconsin. His wife and chill
: dren, who went with him remained
to continue their visit.
The telegraph people had trouble
an accident of its own which coul6
only be explained to linotype oper
Iator. More news tomorrow.
H. Wallace Stevens arrived nome
Sunday evening from stay of sever
al months in Illinois, Ohio, Pennsyl
vania and other eastern states. Hi:
. wife remained in Illinois. Mr.. Steven!
will be mere only a week this trip.
H. F. Smith returned yesterda.
from Los Angeles, where he went tw'
!. weeks ago with H. r. Morrow, Franl
Pearce and r. F. Barnett on a busi
ness deal. The other members of TIN
!, party will return some time thi
week
I'll Mr.. and Mrs. Will Allen returne'
a Sunday after an absence of a month
; IThey have been visiting at Pecos
| Barstow and Fort Worth. and Nj
!, Allen has been at Carlsbad part G
:. the time While there he opened
a Ibarber snop and later sold it. He wi
4 now make his home in Roswell
I'll w. p. Turner has come in from tn
e San Antonio office of the Pecos Va
g Hey Immigration Co.. to spend a wee
in Roswell and vicinity. He starte
n ON a trip down the road last nigh
+ He says that although the San anti
J. lnio country is looking well this yea;