The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-03-19

Mrs. Tom Davenport left Sunday
afternoon for a visit of a month with
Mrs. Hoss Cummins at Gerald ranch,
rs miles from Midland.
The Misses Morrison arrived Sum
day afternoon for a visit with their
son. They are guests at the Grand
Central.
Mrs. L. N. Bledsoe left Sunday morn
ing for Amarillo where she will live
indefinitely, Mr.. Bledsoe's run on the
railroad keeping him there most of
the time.
]. A. Norman came in Friday night
from the Nogal Peak Mine and will
be here over today or tomorrow.
when he will return to the mine to be
gin work.
Wyandotte and White Langshan $3.50
for Is. A few birds for sale,-A. E..
Day, 1900 N. Wash. Roswell, N. M.
Phone 533 93tf Sat
c.. L. Tallmadge left today yer the
auto route for Santa Fe, expecting to
be gone a few days. He also will
look after business at Albuquerque
before returning.
Mrs. w. P. Lewis and daughters,
Misses Maud and Evelyn. left his
morning on a two months trip to
Mineral Wells, Fort Worth, Oklahoma
City n Kansas City.
$500, 900 to oar on irrigated farms.
Long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay off oan
Agent, BOB N. Main, opp. P. O.
VIM. F. Greenwood left Sunday
morning for Colorado Springs, where
he will join his wife, who has been
visiting there for some time. They
will return in a couple of weeks.
Mrs. C. E. Shannon, who has been
here visiting her sister, Mrs. E. P.
Cooley, since December %, left Satur
day morning for Amarillo to join her
husband on their way to Chicago.
Waldo Snyder. day operator for the
P. ". e N, e, left Saturday for a six
weeks pleasure trip to Phoenix, San
| Francisco, Los Angeles and all of the
| points of interest In the extreme west
Col. Geo. French of San Francisco,
who has been called "A Peer Among
Orators will lecture at the South
| Methodist Church on Monday March
| 26th in behalf of the Salvation Army,
tickets 25 cents. 15t7.
E. H. Brice, of Carlsbad was here
Friday preparing to start on a trip TO
Los Angeles, Mexico City, Vera Cruz,
Tampa, Fla, then to Mexico City
again and Phoenix. A. T.. He is out
on a big pine lumber a
Roy Rogers of Lake Arthur; c. B.
Harris, of Artesia; N. j. Winchell. O..
F. Galloway, w. F. Brown n H. Ell
| rick. of Dexter and Ben and Dick Da-
visson, o. R. Tanner, John b. Reeves
and Miss Ethel Brown, of Hagerman.
came in from the south this morning.
| lumber enroute to the new town of
Triton. SIS miles northeast of Roswell.
and has let the contract for the
townsite office. 1t will be a fine and
commodfous frame structure, neatly
painted, and. will be used by The
company for the transaction of all
its business.
Any lady wanting a grass-proof
curbing for flower beds can get them
by seeing A. L. w. Nilsson, manager
of Hondo Stone Mfg. Co. One of these
curbings will be on exhibit in the
corner of DR.. Yater's yard in a few
days, also in the yard of A. L.. w.
Nilsson. They are cheap and abso-
lutely grass-proof. 1t
Mr.. G. N. Cameron, of Port Arthur,
Texas, who has been in the Valley
for some time prospecting, left this
morning for his home. Mr.. Cameron
secured a homestead near the new
town of Triton n will return at
once to take up his residence at Or
ton. Mr.. Cameron is in the furniture
and undertaking line at Triton. He
will build on a lot he secured of the
town company at Urton.
Mr.. Carmichael, who has bee in
Roswell and at other points in the
Pecos Valley for h past two weeks
prospecting, left this morning for his
home at Hydro, Oklahoma. Mr.. Car
michael and his brother both filed on
homesteads near the new town of
Triton and will both return to Triton
at once to open a general merchan-
disc store under the firm name of
Carmichael Bros. They are prominent
merchants at Hydro and will move
their store to Triton They will build
their own building and will be the
first store in UrtaR.