The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-30

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Shriners' meeting being held there
Carl and Miss Carrie Anderson
went to Carlsbad Wednesday nigh
to spend two days with their brother
H. L. Mecum, who travels put O
Roswell, returned Wednesday might
from a trip to Texico and Black
tower.
Misses Hazel Mayes and Sophia
Church went to Hagerman Wednes
day night to visit Miss Mile David
son until Sunday.
Miss Hortense Buoy arrived Tues
day night from Canyon City, Tex,
for a months visit with her sister,
Mrs. T. NJ. Daniel.
]. w. Collier, of the TeHitorial
Mounted Police, who has been here
for two weeks attending court, left
yesterday for Santa Fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Haggard, teach
ers of the Dexter school, came up
yesterday morning to remain until
after the teachers meeting.
Charley Tanner, a cadet at the
Military Institute, spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. R.. Tanner, of Hagerman.
Mrs. A. R. Teeple and little O
up yesterday morning from Ha-
german to spend three days with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hunt and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Olson and
daughter came up from Artesia yes
terday to spend two days with Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Olson, of South Main.
A seven room house within two
blocks of postofice, so foot front lot,
good outbuildings, artesian water
right. Valued at 81, OOO.-Carlton &
H. S. Malone and Ross Malone, of
Amarillo, passed through Wednesday
night on their way to a Thanksgiving
dinner 1t the Malone home in Hag
VIM. Gregory and E. c.. Laubergay-
er, of Brookfeld, Kan, who have
been here on business with George
NJ. Slaughter, left yesterday morning
their home.
J. c. Beers and daughter, Miss Ed
left this morning for their home
N o Collins, Colo. Miss Edith mas
been in the hospital seven weeks
with typhoid fever.
H. R. Morrow remarks that the
snow and rain of the past two weeks
has done much good in the Panhan-
die country, where wheat is one of
the principal crops. \
lay night from a six weeks stay at
her nome in Houston, being accom-
panied here by her little daughter,
who will enter the schools of Roswell
Miss Matte Boone, teacher of the
school at Spring Mound Valley, came
n yesterday morning to spend the
lay with her parents and to attend
he teachers association today and
AS the weather still continues to
De bad, it has never gotten too bad
cloudy to make first class mega
ives. We guarantee our work to be
irst class in every respect, at the
TENT STUDIO. Hess s& Co.
Little Miss Louie Wilson returned
o her home in Carlsbad Wednesday
hight. She was accompanied by lit
lie Miss Prunella Duke and her
lunt, Miss Bess Wilson, who will
7isit in Carlsbad a few days.
E. D.. Ruff and j. H. Everett, of
Mound, Creek Nation, Oklahoma, ar
lived Wednesday night on their way
o Lake Arthur with a view of To-
Mr.. Ruff is a minister in the
German Baptist, or Dunkard, church.
DR.. Marion lines, inspector in
charge of the work of the Bureau of
Animal Industry for New Mexico and
Arizona, left yesterday for his mead
in Albuquerque, after spend
ng two days here comforting with
he local government inspectors.
Mrs. Fleming Stockton and Mrs.
VIM. BARLEY, of ST. Louis, who nave
been mere ten days, left yesterday for
Albuquerque, where they will visit
before returning to Missouri. They