The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-05


That good minstrel show will be
repeated tonight in tent.
Miss Media Rundstrom left this
morning for her home in Woodruff,
ILL.,. after a visit of o weeks with
her sister, Miss Alice Woodruff, who
is at the Tent City.
Miss Jewell sBayless, who mas bee
recovering from an attack of fever,
left this morning for Portales, to
join her father, who is superintendent
of the telephone company here.
DR.. R. H. Mckay was in from mis-
ranch 25 miles southeast today. DR..
Mckay was a u. s. army physician
at Fort Stanton 81 years ago, and is
now living in the Pecos Valley for
his health.
Tonight the Minstrels will give an
entire change of program.
VIM. j. Pearson and bride returned
last night from Canyon City, Texas,
where they have been for a week on
their honeymoon trip, visiting the
groom's mother. They are now keep
ing house on North Pecos avenue.
Mrs. M. w. Kemp and her sister,
Miss Ida Mckenzie, left his morn
ing for their home in Mexia, Texas.
They spent a year at Carlsbad and
have been visiting at the home of
S. P. Denning for the past few days.
Rice & Conley's Minstrels give an
entirely different show tonight.
Artesia beat Dexter at baseball on
the Artesia diamond yesterday after
noon, 6 to s.. The Artesia team
snatched victory from the visitors in
h ninth, by running in five scores
when he score stood five to one in
favor of Dexter.
r. H. McCune left his morning for
Kansas City, from where he will go
to his wife's old home in Missouri, on
a two weeks visit. He will be accom-
panied nome by Mrs. McCune- Dur
ing his absence his sister will be in
his Roswell office.
beg to inform my friends and
customers mat l have resumed my
work. l am prepared to fill rders for
fall and winter York. Mrs. Ida Men
denhall, fashionable dress and cloak
maker, 400 N. Kentucky ave-, corner
4th St, first house north of Central
School,. 59t3*
Tonight the Minstrels will give an
entire change of program.
In anticipation of a large sale of
coming school year., the Payton Drug,
Blk. & Sta. Co. has put in a complete
line of school books and a line of
supplies for the school children that
surpases any line ever shown in the
Valley.
Captain w. C. Reid, attorney gem
eral of New Mexico, who came in
Monday, went to Carlsbad yesterday
to attend to the business of District
Attorney J. NJ. Hervey in court. Mr..
Reid will be absent from Santa Fe
for two weeks, and will spend part
of the time in Roswell.
Tonight the Minstrels will give an
entire change Of program.
Judge Tom Campbell, candidate for
governor, and Sam Sparks, candidate
for secretary of state in the great
state of Texas, are both boyhood
friends of Jim Pinson, Roswell's eff
cient street Commissioners. After the
convention yesterday, Mr.. Pinson said
he hoped that all the participants
would be as good Democrats as mis-
two friends across the line.
Mrs. M. NJ. Lawrence, her son and
daughter, w. G. Lawrence and Mrs.
o. L. Ledbetter, went to Lake Arthur
last night to spend a few days. They
were accompanied by another son,
Percy l.. Lawrence, and mis- bride,
who came in Monday evening on a
wedding tour. The bride and groom
are from Crowley, La, and have been
to Canada and other northern points.