The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-10

today comforting with the heads of
1.-THE big dry goods firm.
The city park on NORTH Main has
the best crop of sweet clover in the
city. Some of the plants are declar-
ed to be six feet in length.
kind to sell will dc well to list it
with the Big Foup Realty Company
at Grand Central. OStf.
Will Prayer returned last night
from Albuquerque, where he attend
cd a meeting of the Territorial Sheep
| Sanitary Board.
ant of Carlsbad, passed through Ros-
well this morning on his way to Min
eral Wells for his health.
Iowa picnic crowd will start from
corner of Main and Fourth streets
at 700 a.. m. Thursday. C~onyeyances
will be in readiness. 11t2*
S. F. Ballin, a former Roswell bu-
siness man, came in last night to
remain a few days. He is now trav-
cling for a wholesale house.
Mrs. James S. Williamson and ia
ther, formerly of this city but now of
Captain, left this morning for a
months visit at Texarkana.
w C.. Merit and VIM. Sibble and
wife, of Lima, Ohio, arrived this NOR
ming to look over the oil field and
other prospects of the Pecos Valley.
Mrs. S. Bailey arrived this morn
ing fromHDayton and will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Marable, of North Kentucky ave-.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hon, who have
been living at Dayton and are well
known here, left last night for Dem
iEg, N. M, where they will locate.
M. J. Callahan, who has been here
and at Hagerman for the past week,
left this morning for his home in
Roseland, Kan. He has LAND at Hag-
erman.
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this morning to attend a contest tri-
al in the land office and to see his
brother, E. J.. DeArcy.
There vas nothing startling to re
port from the oil fields today. The
drillers are still at work, but have
made no new discoveries.
Mrs. Martha A. Yeargin and Miss
Ethel Yeargin, of Dayton, were here
today attending some of the big spe-
cial dry goods sales in Roswell stores
I. Mclaughlin, organizer for the
Fraternal Brotherhood, returned this
morning from Hagerman, where he
instituted a lodge of 10 members last
night.
Elmer Richey, of San Antonio, came
up from Artesia this morning, where
he has been visiting his father and
mother. He will spend a week in
Roswell.
Joe Gishweiler came up from Lake
wood this morning to meet his wife,
who is coming from Canyon City,
Texas. They own the S-Cross ranch
near Lakewood.
S. Payton and family arrived last
week from CIarinda, Ia, and are ex-
pecting to locate somewhere in the
Valley. They are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Day, of North Hill.
Judge A. M. Campbell and family,
who left here last spring, have locat-
ed at Lebanon, Va, but Judge Camp
bell has lately written a friend here
that they will be back to spend the
winter in Roswell.
Rev. Richard w. Lewis and Rev.
w. o. Hairless left this morning for
Snyder, o. T., where they will con
duct a two weeks revival, Mr.. Lewis
to do the preaching and Mr.. Hairless
the singing.
Prof. VIM. NJ. Heiney, superintend-
ent of schools at Carlsbad, came up
this morning on business. From here
he will go to Oklahoma City to do
institute work until time for the fall
opening of schools.
Mrs. Jordon, son and daughter, ar
rived Yesterday from Danville, Va,
and will remain mere some time for
the benefit of the on's health. They
are friends of Walter Paylor, coming
from his old home town.
Mrs. w. J.. Gossett left last night
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