The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-09
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500 Main Street.

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good ranch proposition, see us at
once.-Carlton & Bell.
FOR RENT Two or three rooms
for light housekeeping 3O7 North
Kentucky ave. 89tf.
Miss Zelma Rogers, of Hereford,
Texas. arrived Sunday night to make
her nome with r. L.. Rogers.
Mrs. Buck Powell came Town from
Penasco yesterday to do some shop
ping with Roswell merchants.
Miss Beulah Walters came up from
Lakewood yesterday morning to Wis
1t her sister, Mrs. Claude Deem.
Today was the day of the Joyce
Pruit Company's big opening, and it
was something of a carnival itself.
Secretary ]. A. Graham, of the
Commercial Club, left last night for
Carlsbad, On business for the Club.
A. R.. Forsyth, of the Big -Four
Real Estate and immigration Co,
left this morning for Chicago in the
interest of his company.
Capt. A. DeBeaumont, of the New
Mexico Military Institute, left this
morning for Wellington, Kan, on a
two weeks business visit.
DIR. A. L. Norfeet passed through
this morning from Artesia on his
way to Kansas City, where he is go
ing for a weeks business visit.
The foundation for the new Bap-
fist church, being erected at 5th and
Pennsylvania, is almost completed,
md construction will be pushed from
now on.
edward A. Finnegan left last night
on the midnight semi-occasionaP'
for Dayton to look after his claim
near that place, on which he will
make proof.
Clarence Urlery and City Attor-
ney K. K. Scott were at Triton yeSter-
| day, where they have bought prop
erty. Both are well pleased with he
progress n prospects of the new
town.
H. H. Ingraham of West Texas re-
turned home yesterday after looking
into his property interests in the
Valley. Mr.. Ingnam intends to move
to Roswell to make his nome in he
near future.
Harry Hamilton came up this
| morning from Artesia to umpire the
ball games that are to be played
Tuesday and Wednesday between he
Artesia and New Mexico Military In
stitute teams.
r. B%roadbent arrived a few days
ago from Philadelphia. He mas been
with the Stetson Hat Company OF
Philadelphia for eighteen years, and
intends to go into the hat business
here in the near future.
George w. link returned this NOR
ming from Dayton and Artesia, where
he went to look after the Santa Fe
| time service. While at Artesia Mr..
| link let a contract for an artesian
well on mis- land at that place.
The Record is a little shy on a
regular local editor this week, but
| will BIZ all right again in a few days.
In the meantime, the paper would
be pleased to nave you telephone in
any item you have an interest in
seeing published. We do not wish to
miss anything, but are slightly han
dicapped for the present.
w. P. Turner and
meFnfnw for San Antonio, Texas, to
| spend the winter. Mr.. Turner said
to a representative of the Record be-
| fore he left that he still had his int
| erests in Roswell, and would continue
to hold them, and ne had laft his
house all ready to return and go to
| house keeping in the spring, the
same as before
Heigh Ho.- The mummy is show
ing signs of life. The Elks are going
to make him laugh in seven days.
The paraphernalia of the Elks Carni-
val is beginning to arrive. Three
large tents have already been placed
on the Slaughter corner at 5th n
Main, having come in by express. A
million surprises at he Carnival for
every visitor. Sousa has finally con-
| scented to lead our special Carnival
Orchestra, at 5000 per night This is
straight
Mrs. H. H. McIntire, accompanied
by Catherine, Louise n Mabel Ca
hoon, returned last week from a
summer visit In the Easte. They spent
the greater part of tne summer in
the White Mountains of New Hamp-
shire and in Boston. Mrs. McIntire's
son, Don, is in Harvard, and e
daughter, Miss Persis, who has spent
the last three years in Roswell. is
this year al Abbott Academy in An
dover, Mass, % miles from Boston
Mrs. McIntire win spend h winter