The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-06

left this morning for his home after
visiting Roswell.
e. v. Body, manager of the Ehda
Cement and Improvement Co., left
for his home this morning.
James Burton of Commanche, I. t.,
who has been in the city on business
left this morning for his home.
R. E. Covington, a prominent bust
ness man of Elida, left this morning
for his home after a business trip.
Try Cruse's sheer the next time
your horse needs shoeing. Only $1.50.
We use the best shoes and nails. 76tf
Cy Waugh, the real estate mar and
barber, on the side, returned this
morning from a trip down the Valley.
J. H. Singer, of Brownwood, Texas,
who has been a visitor to Roswell and
the Pecos Valley left this morning for
his home.
Attorney NJ. L. Moody left this morn
ing for his home in Elida after spend
ing several days in this city transact
ing business.
Roy Johnson, of Washington, Iowa,
who has bee in the Valley for the
past eight months left this morning
LOT MS nome.
The registration board of the Sec
ond precinct opened its o today
at Hills second han store in the
Gaullieur Block.
Dig up those last winter suits and
take them to HAMILTON BROS,
tailors, and have them made as good
as new. Phone 224
Jas. Johnson, of the wholesale de-
| partment of Jaffa, Prayer & Co..
| returned this morning from a trip
to Artesia and Hope.
A fine t~en-pound girl arrived yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Williamson, corner of
| Seventh and Richardson.
]. E. White, tine well-known Elida
merchant and politician left on the
morning train for his home after a
business visit in Roswell.
Miss Matte Boone, who is teach
ing school at Spring Noun Valley,
came up On the train this morning
to spend the day with e parents.
Attorney Hartwell NOVEL;, of Bis
bee, Arizona, arrived in the city on
the auto today and will spend ever-
al days as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lib Rainbolt.
The head If the firm Boldly & Son.
of Elida, was in the city today buying
goods from Roswell wholesale houses,
and purchased a line of candies from
Kiphng's factory.
H. H. Rankin, Robert Veech, Ellis
| Roberts and Richard Marshall, promi-
nent citizens of St~ronghurst, HI, are
in the city looking over the country
| with a view to locating.
Colonel ]. w. Sheets, the auction
| eer who cried the haywood lot sale
Yesterday, left this morning for his
been a public auctioneer for 26 years
and travels to all parts of the coun-
ltry.
G. C. Crichet, general manager of
| the Farmers Union Publishing Com
| at Bernice, La, left this morning for
Portales. He is seeking a location in
the Valley, hoping that the climate
will benefit his wife.
w. w. Allison, who formerly resid-
ed in Roswell, left fnis morning for
his home at CanyH City, Texas, af-
ter a visit with ~Helatives. He is as
ISOLATED in the Naf estate business
at Canyon City with Robert Faulk-
ner. formerly%f Roswell.
Mrs. j. Summersgill, of the Saliva
ton Army, left this morning for Pue-
bio, Colorado. She was accompanied
by her little daughter Martha. Mrs.
| Summersgill is known as Mother"
| Summersgill, and has lone good
work in the Army here.
J. b. Dilley and wife left this NOR
| ming for Illinois. Mr. Dilley will go
to Chicago to buy another carload of
furniture. Mrs. Dilley will go to a
| paraiso and Bourbon, Ind, and will
spend several months there. Her hus-
band will return in six weeks.
Mrs. Clymer Coldren and little son
lett this morning for Texico. where
they are now coated. Mr.. Coldren Is
engaged in the Immigration business
| The Coldrens formerly lived in Hos-
| well and have many friends here.
Miss Lena Westerterp accompanied
Mrs. Coidren and will make ner
home at Texico.
A physician asks the Record why
1t does not Ego after" the Divine
k.a H.nn hn11n1 forth