The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-13

See r. D. Bell. cts
List your property for sale or rent
with R. D. Bell. 67t3
| c. H. Sloan, of Gravett, Ark, left
last night for Artesia.
CO. Sutton, about real estate and
insurance, Oklahoma Block.
| CO. Sutton, about real estate and
| insurance, Oklahoma Block.
| Johnny Gayle went to Carlsbad last
night to remain three or four days.
List your property and houses for
rent or sale with Sutton. Oklahoma
Block.
| Willard Keen, roadmaster on the
southern division, returned to Carls-
| bad last night.
A letter from Carlsbad states that
district court will probably adjourn
early next week.
Mrs. Amelia Rucker returned to
her home in Elida today after prov
| ing up on ner claim.
Miss Jewell Bayless returned last
night from Elida where she had been
visiting Miss Olive Shivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Harris
| came down from Amarillo last night
to spend three or four days.
Have your horses and second hand
| buggies, wagons and household goods
| sold at auction by R. d. Bell. 67t3.
| FOUND One coat, near S. Spring.
Owner may obtain same by calling
at Record office and paying for ad.
67tf
| T. C. Lea, Jr., and wife, who have
been mere visiting relatives, left yes
| terday on the auto for their home
in Ell Paso.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Campbell left
this morning for their old home in
Wichita, Kan, after spending a year
in Roswell.
WANTED A farm hand who can
milk a COW and doesn't smoke ci-
| garettes. Address w. NJ. Ferguson,
| Alellen, N NJ. 67t2*
! George w. link went to Amarillo
this morning to meet his wife and
children, who have been visiting in
Minnesota for two months
Mrs. John Ogle and children left
| last night for Monument, having
spent a month with Mrs. Ogle's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V Sharp.
Ed Johnson, formerly connected
| with the Oasis ranch, has accepted
| a job as sassistant manager and
| book-keeper at the City Livery Stable.
Capt and Mrs. H H. Sargent left
/ this morning for College Station Tex,
| where the Captain teaches in the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
| of Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Proctor, who
lhave made Roswell their home for
] more than a year, left this morning
| for Amarillo, where Mr.. Proctor has
| a position representing the ProVldent
Drug Co.
Mrs R. P. Boyd and two little
daughters, who have been here two
months visiting Mrs. Boyd's daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. E. Williams, left this
morning for their home in Hartford,
| Arkansas.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holloman, Mrs.
| w. w Hyatt and r. l.. PreusSer, who
had been mere since Sunday morning,
| left last night for their home in Ar
tesla. They were accompanied by Miss
| Phronie Holloman, who went for a
visit.
| Arthur J. Beck, of Iowa, has been
| selected by the teachers committee
of the school board to teach the Sth
| grade in the Roswell schools this
term. He is a nephew of J. j. Beck,
who lives northeast of town, and
| comes highly recommended.
Be sure to get a CnanCe On
the doll and foot ball for every
lOc purchase of school supplies
at PaytOn's.
| FOR SALE One of the best horses
| in Roswell. 16 hands hign- Weigh
| 1.3OOfb Dark bay; good leather top
| surrey, with shafts, pole and dou-
BILE harness. Also my automobile.
Will sell either or all at reasona-
| BILE prices, as 1 expect to spend the
| winter in San Antonio, Texas, and
l | want to dispose of above articles
| before leaving next week--Jno- w
| Warren. 67t3*
| 1t certainly will sound a little bit
| strange to many Roswell people to
hear of Judge Bateman boosting Gov
/ ernor Hagerman in a speech at the
| Democratic Territorial convention
/ but the Judge usually manages to
| get in the band wagon as soon as he
/ sees the drift of public sentiment
In fact, Democrats centrally seem to
be more friendly to the governor
Il than members of his own party who
are under investigation. The first
word of denunciation has not YET
II appeared against the governor IN
II any Democratic paper of the Terri
tory.