The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-03

ness trip to Los Angeles. Tney say
the Pecos Valley still looks best of
all to them.
FOR SALE Tent, so feet by 80 ft
Top, center poles and rigging only.
Fair condition. Cost $3.50. Price $50.
Suitable for celebrations. Apply
Rice & Conley's Minstrel.
Captain Hester arrived Sunday af-
ternoon to begin his duties as instruc-
tor at the Military Institute. He has
spent the summer at Colorado Springs
Denver and other points in Colorado
and New Mexico.
Mrs. Ed Greene, of South Spring.
and Mrs. F. S. Jones left Sunday NOR
ming for Lawton, o. T. Mrs. Jones
and Mrs. Greene goes home with her
to return the visit.
deed was filed Saturday in the
office of Probate Clerk and Recorder
F. P. Gayle conveying lots 8, 10 and
II, block 2S, Roswell, to E. s. VOL
magott from the United States Of
America, for s1,50O.
The Payton Drug, Book & Station
cry Co. has received their complete
line of school books and supplies and
have them arranged so as to wait
on the school children in the quick
est possible manner.
The Sunday morning train left
Carlsbad without the regular mail
clerk and the train ran to Roswell
without mail service. At Roswell
Christy Webb, of the Roswell postof-
fee, took the run to Amarillo.
Miss Winnie Mason, of Hagerman;
Misses Nora Brown, Florence and
Robbye Reed, of Lake Arthur, and
Miss Ada McMillen, of Greenfield, re-
turned home Saturday. They had
been attending the teachers insti-
tute
Prof. w T. Woolverton went to
Carlsbad Sunday night to begin work
on the contest which his school is in
augurating, and which has been ad-
vertised in this paper. He will work
at all the towns in the Valley before
returning.
w T. Gibbons left Sunday for his
home in Ringgold, Texas. While here
he bought of l.. L. Johnson 1900
lambs, terms private, for delivery at
ID On
turn the last of the week to buy
more sheep and lambs.
Mrs. VIM. Van Dyke left mis- morn
ing for Fayetteville, Tenn, where she
will visit and from where she will go
to Wheeling w. Va, to join her hus-
band, who has a half interest in a
saw mill there. They have lived in
Roswell for five years
Capt. Fritz Fuller, of Santa Fe, ar
rived today with his son and nine
other boys to be entered in the Mill
tary Institute The party came over
the auto route and filled three cars
Capt. Fuller was Rough Rider with
Col. Charles L. Ballard, of this city
In anticipation of a large sale of
school books and supplies during the
coming school year, the Payton Drug.
Blk. & Sta. Co. has put in a complete
line of school books and a line of
supplies for the school children that
Valley
C. NJ. Bird, clerk of the District
court went to Carlsbad Sunday night
to prepare for the opening of the Sep
tember termn of court there. Judge
Pope and wife and Longstreet Hull,
the official court stenographer, will
go down this afternoon to open the
term tomorrow
J. c. Knorpp. who has been here
several days on business, has sold
LOO two and three year old steers
Riverside stockyards Sunday morn
ing to deliver them. They were an
extra fine lot of steers and brought
the top of the market.
The corner Store-room opposite the
postoffice is soon to be for rent. The
Payton Drug. Book and Stationery
Co. has rented the Garst building now
being built, and will move in as soon
as it is completed. The business of
this firm has grown rapidly and ne
cessitates more store-room as well
as more display room. In their new
place they will have nalf again as
much room as they have at present.
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