The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-09
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Mrs. 2. F. Deen left Friday for a
visit of several days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Amis, Of
Hagerman.
]. H. Boyd, VINO has been here get
ting signers for the Lake Arthur
bridge, returned home on Friday.
w A Johnson, of Kansas City
has been here a couple of days and
left yesterday for Artesia, from where
ne will go to Lakewood to superin-
tend the work of setting out large
orchard on his land and possibly put
ting down another artesian well.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Pettey, of Midlo-
THAN, Texas, arrived yesterday on a
prospecting visit of several days.
They will be guests Of Rev and Mrs.
R. w. Lewis at Cumberland City
during a portion of their stay.
Mr. and Mrs. E B. Hooker, of Kan
Sas City, Missouri. were here yester
day seeing the sights and looking for
a location. They went to Carlsbad
last night but will return in a few
days.
Mrs. H. c. Villas and son, of Chica-
70 left Friday for Hagerman. where
they will spend three weeks with R.
NJ. Ware and family. They stopped
in Roswell a day on their way.
Mr.. and Mrs H P Gursea, of Ash
land, Oregon, who have been here see
ing the sights, lef Friday for Dayton
to continue their inspection of the
Pecos Valley.
V. c. King. of Plainviw, Kansas
md w. D. Williams, of Abilene. Kan
5as, who spent two days here seeing
the sights, left Friday for Hagerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Radle and seven
children arrived Friday from Tonica,
LaSalle county, Illinois, and will take
charge of the Rev. Rhodes and Fergu-
son farms southeast of Roswell both
Of which were bought by an Illinois
capitalist.
John Williams and J. H Norris, of
Drexel, Mo, came in Friday and will
20 from here to Artesia.
Mike Well left Friday morning on
trip to Elida
Mrs. c. Hanny and daughter-in-law
Mrs. A. Hanny, left Friday on a few
lays visiting trip to Amarillo.
l.. A Barr of Dexter, was here yes
terday and left for an extended visit
at his old home in Monmouth, Ill.
Elida Friday, after spending a month
here working for the Sanitary Dairy.
E. A Longwarth left Friday on his
return to his nome in Van Weart,
Ohio. He spent two weeks here Wis
iting his brother, J. F. Longworth.
Laura L. Baker, who has been here
for the past two months visiting the
family OF J. ]. Loop, left Friday for
her home in Holton. Kansas, being
ealled there by the illness of her mo-
ther
NJ C. F'alvey and G. NJ. Heiserman
who have been mere several days Wis
iting A. A. Mason and other friends
left Friday morning for their home
in Abba, Iowa.
]. A. Hargis left yesterday for his
home in CanneIton, Indiana, but will
return il short time. He came here
two weeks ago to see the country, and
although he had no intention of buy
ing land, purchased tract of 240
acres 6A miles northwest of Artesia.
His case is the same as many others
who Immediately open their eyes as
never before when they see the Pc
eos Valley.
]. E. Conner. of Hillsboro, Texas,
who has been here seeing the coun-
try, left Friday for Texico, on his
way home.
Mrs. E. Aldridge, of San Angelo,
Texas, who has been here and at Ar
tesla, left Friday, accompanied by
her children, for Texico where they
expect to locate.
]. D. Darnell, of Ballinger, Texas,
for several days a visitor in Roswell
left Friday on trip through Arizona
Mrs Saran NJ. Hamilton returned
to Triton Friday morning. after spend
ing several days in Roswell.
Mrs s. E. Waskom and little dau-
ghter returned Friday from a months
visit with relatives at Colorado City
Texas.
]. w Hoff, of Los Angeles, Cahfor-
MIA who has been stopping at AIbu-
querque, came in yesterday for Wis
it with Roswell people.
Lee Bozarth left Friday for his
home in Higgins, Texas, after spend
ing a few days here with his sister
Mrs. H. T. Sta1feld-
c. AGoose, who has been running
out of Roswell as Putnam conductor
for several months, has resigned his
position and left yesterday for his
home in Kansas City
E. A. Afford, of Lakewood, left Fri
day for visit with his wife at Iade-
pendence. Kansas having spent a day
In Roswell in preparation for the
trip.
VIM. J. Jaeckel, representative of
the Anheuser-Busca Brewing Co. left