The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-11

Dr.. J.. H. Jenkins wes Lake Ar
thur last night.
Johnnie Kiplingss candy store win
be the best ever. 61tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, 100
South Lea ave. 64t4
School books and supplies.-Mak-
ms Second Hand Store. Soft
The best SC Calico in town-Mak-
FMS Second Hand Store. 6Otf
C. C. Tannehill returned last night
from a business trip up the road.
FOR RENT Three room house.
Inquire of Mrs. E. H. Skipwith.
Cheaper than the cheapest store in
town.-Makin's Second Hand Store.
6Otf.
Eugene Collinson has arrived from
Galva, ILL.,, to live with his sister,
Mrs. H. L. Nowlan.
J. w. Thomas returned last night
from Chicago, where he had been for
ten days on business.
FOR SALE Horse and buggy, two
fine Jersey cows, 2 calves, 5 and 6
months old. Call at COG Union ave.
Mrs. S. C. Pitts left this morning
for her home in Austin, Texas, after
a three weeks visit with her son, w.
w. Pitts.
Mrs. L. w. Martin returned to Ar
tesla last night after spending three
days here with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. C. T.. McClane.
nv Ii :" T0rnc Iorru Toron nD1
w. A. Vickers drove up from Hager-
man last night as delegates to the
Republican convention.
Mrs. w. H. Perry, who has been
visiting ner father, w. J. Joyner, and
other relatives, left his morning for
her home in Little ock
Mrs. o. ". Bauer returned to her
home in Amarillo today, accompanied
by her children, after a few days vi
sit with Mrs. H. Holden.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, of Peo-
ria, ILL.,, who has been here during
the district Sunday school conyen-
ton, left last night for Artesia.
FOR SALE Two young, well brok-
en- mules, 4 and 5 years old, smooth
and in good fix. R. F. d. sc, MALT
mile east of Military Academy. If
Fred Mcintyre arrived last night
from South McAlester, L. T., to see
his wife, who is quite sick at he
home of Mrs. Pickering north of
town.
F. P. Dutton returned to Dexter
last night, where he is working in
]. M. Mays apple rchard. They
have shipped five cars of apples I'M
are still shipping.
Miss Belva Lovelace left this NOR
ming for Columbia, Mo, to enter Ste
vens College. Morgan Lovelace also
left this morning, to enter a business
college in st. Louis.
Mrs. Ella Davidson went to Hager-
man last night on business connect
ed with the new Hagerman Hotel,
which she hopes to open The
furniture has been shipped.
J. A. Graham returned last night
from Mineral Wells, where he has
been for relief from rheumatism and.
incidentally, looking after business
for the Roswell Commercial Club.
H. R. Morrow and family came IN
last night from their trip nOrthward.
They have been in Canada, through
the Thousand Isles of the ST. Law
renee and many other places of int
crest.
S. Totzek has returned from a trip
to Amarillo. Mr.. Totzek is preparing
to organize a company and develop
some extensive gypsum beds seven
teen miles below Carlsbad. He says
the gypsum is 80 per cent pure and
will make fine plaster cement.
City Marshal J.. J Rascoe is up
in arms against the men and Boys
who go bathing in daylight in North
Spring river, not only within the CT
ty limits, but within sight of many
houses. He says that he will arrest
everyone he catches there from this
date.
r. E. Muncy has decided that ne
cannot pay expenses of running the
big automobus at SOC for the round
trip circuit of the farms by way OF
Lovers Lane and has advanced the
price to Use. This announcement was
! brought into the Record office today
too late for changing his display ad.
Special rate will be made to paru1es
who charter the car for the afternoon
or evening. Leaves every day at 4
o'clock from the Shelby or Grand
secured. Sunday at 200. 400 and
700 p m,
60NK i