The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-05

Councilman Lincoln Whiteman, and
Tuesday evening to remain a couple
of days.
Sheriff Cicero Stewart, of Carlsbad
and Frank Anderson, of Hagerman
passed through Wednesday on their
way to Amarillo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Martin came
down from Portales Tuesday evening
to spend a few days with the family
of Carson Hon.
HIM. Nash and family left Wednes-
day morning for Colorado Springs to
spend a month in quest of pleasure
and recreation.
Mrs. George Jewett and baby have
returned from a three months visit
in Chicago with Mrs. Jewett's parents
and man. friends.
Mrs. Lib Rainbolt, Miss Daisy Rain
bolt and Miss Ora Lewis yer to
Carlsbad Tuesday evening to remain
for the big celebration.
Mrs. Christy Kaufman who has
been making her nome in Roswell for
some time, left this morning for Hum
bolt, Kansas to locate.
w. S. Prayer left today for Albu-
J querque to attend a meeting of the
Territorial Sheep Sanitary Board,
of which he is a member.
DIR. George A. Lipp returned to his
home in Portales after spending a few
days here looking after business for
the government, as stock inspector.
J.. r. Creath, of Artesia and his sis
ter, Miss Hattie Creath, of Colorado
| City, Texas spent the Fourth in RoS-
we'll returning to Artesia Wednesday
evening.
Miss Margaret Dooley, of Freeport,
Michigan, who has been visiting at
several points down the valley, came
in Wednesday for a few days stay
in Roswell.
Capt. N. j. Fritz, of Hagerman, who
was mere attending the meeting of
the board of county commissioners,
went home for the Fourth and re-
turned today.
Misses Nellie Lee and Gussita Kast-
Ter, of White Oaks, were here We'd
| nesday to meet Mrs. J.. M. Carter,
who arrived from Erick, o. T., and
went to White Oaks for a visit
E. F. Hardwick returned Wednes-
day from Artesia, where he has been
| several days. He was accompanied
home by his little daughter, Anna,
who has been there three weeks.
Harry Jameson, Judge Greer, Prof.
Dubois and Fred Hunt returned Tues
day night from a very pleasant week
of hunting and fishing trip through
the White and Captain mountains.
Mrs. Warren Hagle left Wednesday
for her former home in Stroud, o. T.,
| where she will remain until her huS-
band finds a location. They have
been living here since December 5.
A. l.. w. Nilsson left last night for
| Pecos for a business trip of several
days. He went to look after the cree
ton of a big hotel there, the building
to be made of hollow cement blocks.
F. A. Mueller, the tailor, is well
prepared to take care of h rush in
his business, which will surely follow
this oil boom. Get you orders in
Fearly for suits or extra pants. 88tf
The big Four" real estate firm
has moved its Office to the Grand Cen
trail building, occupying the room on
the first floOr formerly held by the
Tallmadge company as a real estate
office.
Liz III oA@ "Ooo lSA1 AA&o
morning for Amarillo, where h will
visit her sister a week and from
where she will go to Minnesota and
Wisconsin for a visit of a couple of
months.
A few of the farmers have brought
in farm products for exhibition at the
Commercial Tub but still more are
wanted. Fin specimens of wheat,
oats, alfalfa, rye etc., are what are
wanted.
w. H. Jameson, a representative of
the Standard Oil Company, who has
been here for an outing and spent 10
days with a party of Roswell men
in the mountains, left this morning
for mis- home in Chicago.
Mrs. Fannie Oyerman returned to
ner home, Redlands Ranch, near Dex-
ter last night after spending a few
days here. She was accompanied
home by little Miss Annie Forstad,
who went to visit a couple of weeks.
DIR. Emma w. Moorehouse n Mrs.
Cora Thomas, friends of Mrs O. c..
Beach, are expected this afternoon
from Appleton City, Mo. DIR. Moore
house may locate here and Mrs.
Thomas is coming to look after land
interests.
County Recorder F. P. Gayle left
Wednesday morning for Dallas, Tex,
having received a message that Mrs.
Gayle, who has been at Mineral
Wells for treatment, was worse and
had been taken to a sanitarium at
Dallas.
Rev. Lawrence Russell, wife and
family came in from down the valley
Wednesday morning to spend a day
with DR.. c. E. Lukens and family be