The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-27

!, Worth Record, was here today.
Mrs. Jerry Cazier was here today
visiting ner son, Landlord Cazier of
the Shelby Hotel.
Col. c. E. Baker, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa is m the city to spend about
! thirty days seeing the Valley.
Mrs. Phi Helmig is entertaining a
5 large party of lady friends this aft
ernoon. "Forty-two" is the game.
! Parson Mutt left this morning for
I his home in Amarillo, having spent
] two days here looking after business.
I WANTED Partner. Live man with
I brains, ability and some cash. Adj
) dress Partner" care Record. 26tf
T. J. Lawhon departed this morn
: mas been here several days prospect
! ing.
DR.. C. L. Parsons is moving from
the corner of Missouri and Third
town.
The recital of Bess May MacClane
Thursday, Aug. 2, will be for the ben
eft of the Woman's Club and it's
: splendid work. 24tf
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.. Work, who have
b been here several days prospecting,
left this morning for their home in
Washington, Pa.
Fl. c.. Graves left this morning on
his return to his home in Elk, O.. t.
I He has been here several days look
: ing at the country.
E. L. Boon left this morning for his
: home in Chicago, after a three weeks
} visit with his father O.. G. Boon, of
21a miles east of town.
M. L. Carr, a contracting driller,
J who has been in Roswell for sew
eral days, left this morning for mis-
home in Bartletsville, 1, T.
DR.. T. H.. Babney, formerly of Ar
tesla but later of Estancia, is here
: looking for a location and will prob
ably open an office in Roswell.
VIII 4SOlllo has lCIuIhSu q
\ trip to the Hitson ranch where he
inspected some sheep which he re
Gently bought from Mr.. Hitson.
Conductor Frank Mcdaniel has re
turned from Denver, where he went
to attend the Elks' reunion He went
south on his first run this afternoon.
B H. E. Deiss and wife came up from
Dayton this morning, Mr.. Deiss to
] look after business and his wife to
start on a trip to her old home in
Durant, I. T.
J. H. Boyd, 8. B. Opdyke, Ebb Glass
and w. E. Rogers were among those
who came up from Lake Arthur this
morning to spend the day looking af-
ter business.
The start on the excavation for the
new Baptist church will not be made
, until tomorrow as the preliminary
surveying is taking more time than
. was anticipated.
I J. R. Cothran, Judge Frank Will
! liams, Judge Eden and Mr.. Duiguid.
returned yesterday from a ten days
! pleasure trip through The White and
Captain mountains.
J.. w. Birdzell left this morning for
mis- home in Arkansas City, Kan. He
\ was here about a week working on a
trade to give a Kansas flour mill for
Pecos Valley lands.
: w. S. Kilgour, of the Smoke House.
went to Amarillo, this morning to
, meet some friends, who are coming
I to the Panhandle from %Illionis. He
will be gone a few days.
! J.. T. Davis left this morning on his
return to Alan Reed, Texas after tax
ing a trip through the Pecos Valley
: to see the sights. He has relatives
and friends in the vicinity of Roswell
. and likes the country very much.
S. S. Ward left today for his home
n at the Flying H ranch, at the head
of the Felix. He has beer here three
or four days and negotiated a lease
of the southeastern part of the Mes
:. calero reservation as a range for his
cattle.
Fred C.. Shields, a DENTS from Per
ry, Q. T., left this morning for his
home, having spent several days pros,
pecting here and down the vallayl
5 He has decided that the field of labor
/ which he occupies is well represented
in the valley.
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