The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-25
SOME LOCAL BRIEFS
CROWDED OUT SATuRDA'

w OUT SAT
Special agent Howard Booth went
TO Carlsbad Saturday night.
john Doss went to Hagerman Fri
day morning, expecting to return Sun
day.
MI. Lyle, of Akron, Ohio, spent two
days in boswell and left for Carlsbad
to visit friends.
G.. t. Taylor, of weatherford. Pa,
went to Lake Arthur Friday after a
short visit here.
G. P. Cleveland was here yesterday
on his way to his home in Artesia af-
ter a visit in Amarillo.
G. Pinlell came in from Kansas
City Thursday night and went to his
home in Dayton Friday.
s. K. Gallaher, of Sioux City, Iowa,
VINO has been in h valley three
weeks, left Friday for his home.
Mrs. NJ. Beeman, of Amarillo, return
ed to her home Friday after spending
a week with Roswell friends.
w. A. Gillette of Dexter was here
Friday and has gone to Tulsa, L. T,
on a months business trip.
R. D. Bowers has arrived from Still
water, o. T., and will open a law office
in Roswell.
Ernest Paddock returned to his
home in Kenna Friday having spent
two days here visiting friends
]. S. Marshal of Topeka, Kansas,
a business visitor in Roswell several
days, left Friday for points down the
line.
H. H. Mcdowell returned Friday to
his home in Ken1a, after spending a
few days in Roswell looking after bu-
siness.
from st. Louis, Missouri, left Friday
for ATnnTnnnnf Non Mnvinn whore
they will locate.
D. j. Westcott, of Galva, Iowa. who
has been prospecting in Roswell and
vicinity for two weeks, left Friday for
Colorado Springs.
A. A. briggs, trainmaster Of the
Pecos Valley Lines, came down Thurs
day night on a business visit and left
Friday for Carlsbad.
E. w. Owen, travelling representa-
tive of the Jaques Manufacturing Co.
left Friday for his nome in Kansas
City. after a business visit in Ros-
we'll.
G. E. Jones left Friday for Stillwa-
ter, o. T., to prepare to return to Ros-
we'll to make mis- home, having secur-
ed a position on a farm in his local
ity. He will return in about three
months.
George Ady arrived Thursday night
from Denver for a visit with his son,
George Ady, Jr., and to ook into the
prospective oil field on the latter's
place west of town.
Miss Kate Hutton, of the town of
Kansas in the state of Illinois. came
in Thursday night and after spending
a day here, left for Lake Arthur to
visit Miss Aida Ault.
Dr.. Leslie Audrain arrived Thursday
night from Chicago for a few days
visit with his mother and sisters. He
will go from here to Amarillo to open
an office. He has just been graduated
from medical college with high honors
Mrs. N. P. Snelden arrived yester-
day from Dubuque, Iowa, joining her
husband, who has been here for two
years. She was accompanied here by
her niece. Miss Amy Wing, who will
max her home with the Sheldens in
Roswell.
DR.. E. E. Roberts. a u. s. Army sur
geon stationed at Fort Riley, arrived
yesterday to spend a few days with
mis- friend, Capt. NJ. S. Murray, form
erly of the commissary department
Of the U. S. Army.
Attorney R. E. Lund, who was per
ated on at St. Mary's Hospital sever
al weeks ago when mis- condition was
considered almost hopeless, is recov-
ering nicely. He has been at his home
some time and is able to receive cal
lers.
The senior class of the high school
has selected Elder c. c. Hill, of the
Christian church, to preach the bacca-
laureate sermon on Sunday, April 21.
The commencement address on April
26, will be delivered by rev.. John w.
Smith, of the Methodist Church South
Mrs. H.. D. Copeland arrived Thurs
day from Charlton, Ia, and went from
here to Carlsbad Friday to visit DR..
Wnicher and family. She was accom-
panied here by her son, Howard Cope
land who attended the Military Insti-
tute for two years and was a resident
of the valley several years. He visit
ed here two days and went to Carls-
bad SATURDAY..