The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-04


w w Jarrett, of Dexter, passet
through Sunday morning on his wa.
to Oklahoma for visit
! w H. Newberry, who had beer
here prospecting, left Sunday for hi:
home in Canyon City.
| James P. Mccormick, formerly EN-
ployed in a grocery store, is in the
city seeking a job. He is a guest al
the Richards hotel
Mrs. Dan DeArcy returned to Anna
rillo Sunday, after spending two days
here with her mother, Mrs. w. NJ Nc
| Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Cummins have
returned from the Dallas fair.
Have you talked with Col. Baker?
Mrs. Breeb Hurst, who is making
her home in Roswell, returned tais
morning from Dexter, where she spent
Sunday with her husband.
1. B. Rose returned Sunday morning
from business visit in Carlsbad
It's all a mistake about Nicola
shan selling out his KEYS. He has
more than he ever had, and is here
to stay. same old stand.-Makin's S
Store. 209t3
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson came
up from Hagerman Sunday morning
for short visit
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here Sunday.
Section Foreman Dunaway, of Ell
kins, was here Sunday on his way
home from the scene of the big wash
out below Malaga.
Misses Bessie and Ona Clayton left
Sunday morning for a months visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Joe Bradfield, at
Texico
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Haight left Sun
day morning on their return to Ma
quo1eta, Ia, after spending two weeks
here with Nj. and Mrs. w. X Max
well. They have also been to Ell Paso
and spent three days driving across
the flooded district between Pecos and
Carlsbad.
NJ. We'll made a trip to Texico Sun
day.
Bud Church went to Amarillo Sun
day morning to spend three or four
days with friends.
Miss Millie Davidson went to Anna
rillo Sunday morning for visit of
two or three days. She will return toI
before going to Santa Fe toI
make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kidwell, who have
been living in Roswell for six months,
Mr.. Kidweu being employed at the
Central bar, left Sunday for Pueblo,
Colo, to make their home.
Howard Booth went north Sunday
on railroad business.
Mrs. Nick Alley left Sunday morn
ing for her home in Plainview, Texas,
after visit with Mrs. J. E. Rice, of
1900 South Kentucky.
Riot in ST. Petersburg-a sensation
New Majestic tonight.
Avery Turner passed through in
his special car Sunday morning on mis-
return to Amarillo from a visit at the
washout between Carlsbad a1d S'ecos.
He reports that the work of repair is
progressing rapidly.
Miss Matte Bentley returned Satur
day night from a three months visit
in Fort Summer.
Miss Lillian Mccain left this morn
ing on a business trip to Jacksonville,
Ala, to settle up the estate of her
grandfather. On her return she will
stop at Dallas on business for the
Carnegie Library.
Mrs w A. johnson and Mrs. ]. ".
Thomas returned last night from
Greenville, Tex, where they had been
visiting their old home for several
weeks Mrs. Thomas had been gone
about two months. having spent few
weeks in Colorado with her husband
before going to Greenville.
TT. Cazier came up from Lake Av-
tlOn tIl1S morning LO Ldhe III the EihS
carnival
Miss Grace Eccles returned this
morning from a Sunday visit at her
home in South Spring.
Mrs NJ o. Becker was here from
Lake Arthur today.
S. I. Roberts returned this morning
from Carlsbad, where he has been sew
eral days looking after duties of clerk
of the court in Eddy county.
Mrs. Iva j. Keebler was here from
Carlsbad on business to/ay.
F. J. Bush and wife came up from
Hagerman this morning to remain
two or three months with j. L. Will
son and wife. grandparents of Mrs
Bush
Have you talked with Col. Baker?
Jefferson D. Hart, a cow man from
mmHagerman. was here on business
today.