The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-06

Punch and cake at Baptist church
tonight.
Wanted. a driver at the sacramen-
to Market. 61ts
Johnnie Kipling's candy store will
be the best ever. Cliff
Mrs. ]. P. Smith, of Lake Arthur
was here shopping today.
T. J. Wilson and Scott New, of
Carlsbad, arrived this morning.
ed this morning from AXE Arthur.
DR.. A. NJ. King was here from
Lake Arthur today visiting his IA
ther.
Miss Nellie Kinzer arrived last
night from Laconia, Ind, for her
health.
fFOR SALE Nice furniture and
nice family horse and buggy. 7o8
N. Main. 61t3
j. A. McGonagill, ]. w. Mayfeld
arrived this morning from Sonora,
after business.
Mrs. Sadie Harding arrived last
night from Clayton. N. NJ, to make
her home here.
Half the receipts of Johnnie Kip
ling's opening goes to the ladies'
Cemetery Assn. Cliff
Mrs. S. E. Butler returned this
morning from Dayton. where she has
been on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Johnson, of
South Main are parents of a fine ten
pound boy, who arrived Tuesday.
Anyone desiring good hog feed,
call at the Roswell Canning Factory.
1t will be given away for the hauling.
FOR SALE A fine gentle family
horse, buggy n harness. Also a
Jersey COW. No. 421 College Boule-
ward. Cliff
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.. Gilkeson have
arrived from Amarillo and are wait
Il ing lOE ll6 COLHplSllOA VI lS WdIhSI
building, which they hope 20 have
in condition to open as a hotel Octo-
Der 1st.
The excursion train arrived at ten
o'clock last night. There were a
good many excursionists. The Walk
er and Davisson Company brought in
35, who were given a ride in the Nun
cy auto today.
B. F. Rose, -baggageman at the rail
road station, received a severe injury
to his right land Tuesday night
while assisting in loading mules. One
of the mules caused his hand to be
mashed in the door of the car.
Mrs. A. J. Ballard and daughter,
Mrs. J. A. Manning, left this morning
for Dallas and points in southern
Texas, where they will visit several
weeks. Miss Halle Manning accom-
panied them to Dallas, wnere she
will enter ST. Mary's College.
Charles Davis brought to town to-
day a lot of petrified teeth that are
six or eight inches in length and are
supposed to be the molars a mastod-
on, an immense animal of by-gone
days. He found the relics in the
gravel pit of Haynes & Bonney.
I beg to inform my friends and
customers that I have resumed my
work. I am prepared to fill orders for
fall and winter work. Mrs. Ida Mem
denhall, fashionable dress and cloak
maker, 400 N. Kentucky ave-, corner
4th ST., first house north of Central
School,. 59t3*
Mrs. Y. R. Kenney returned this
morning from Los Angeles California
where she has been visiting for the
past month. She was accompanied
home by Mr.. Kenney, who went to
a few days with Joe Lee at Chihuahua,
south of Ell Paso.
VIM. Cosgrove, wife and daughter
| are expected today or tomorrow from
Silver City, N. NJ. They are return
ing TO make their home after an abb
sence of five years. Mr.. Cosgroye is
one of Roswell's Old Timers, having
been postmaster here for twelve years
in the early days.
R. 3. Muncy on Sunday entertain
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u
Muncy, and his three brothers, Bert,
Gran and Ed Muncy, all of Slidell,