The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-20

LOCAL NEWS.
!. L. HALEY came up from Carlsbad

ID. Y. Tomli1sOn went to Dalhart
Tex, today ON business.
C. A. Porter came up from Hage1
man Sunday morning to spend tw,
days.
H. A. Lay returned Sunday evenin;
from business visit of several day
in Amarillo.
Col. A. E Page is ill at his hom,
on North Hill, but hopes to be ou
in few days.
Lawrence Carton came down from
Texico Sunday afternoon for a shor
visit with his brother, NJ. B. Carton.
w. N. and A. L. Walling, of Dal
las, who made Roswell a short sight
seeing visit, left Sunday for Artesia.
E. w. Karr, of Webster City, Ia.
VINO has been here several days t.
see the country, left Sunday for Frie
Texas.
H. w. Gooch, of Albin, Nebraska
who has been here three or four days
seeing the country, went to Artesia
Saturday night.
A. F. Welker, of Dallas, a travelling
salesman of saddles left Sunday morn
ing for Canyon City after spending sey
eral days here.
E. A. Haggard, G. c. Douglass and
Benny Beard, of Dexter were visitors
here Saturday and returned nome on
Saturday night.
| Mrs. Clara Edmonds and daughter
of Benton, ILL.,, left this morning. fo1
their home, after spending three
months in Roswell.
| c. G. Lowrey and L. A. Callicut, of
Hazel, KY, who were here last week
| looking for an investment, left Sun
day on their return home.
| Dr. C. E. Odem and Dr. Lee Rich
ards and DR.. George A. Lipp went
| to Kenna Sunday to inspect cattle
| that are there for shipment.
Col. w. E. Rogers, of Lake Arthur
passed through Sunday morning on
his way to his old home in South Nc
Alester, 1. T., on a business trip.
D. G. Hall returned Sunday after
| noon from Acme, where ne has been
several days looking after business of
the Roswell Cement Plaster Co.
Capt. Bernard Ruppe and Lieuten-
ant Fisher, of Albuquerque, came in
on Sundays auto to attend meeting
of the Territorial pharmacy board.
Mrs Fred Paris left Sunday morn
ing on ner return to her home in
Stroud, o. T., after spending several
days in the valley seeing the sights.
Willie Smith came up from Hager-
man Sunday morning for short Wis
it with relatives and friends before
leaving this morning for TeXico to
work.
Miss Velma White, one of this years
graduates at the Roswell High School
left Saturday night for Lakewood to
join her fathers family who moved
there two months ago.
A Connor came up from Artesia
Sunday to spend the day with rela
tives, bringing home ais little nephew
Rober Connor, who has been visiting
his grand mother at Artesia.
Mrs. s. E. Champion and Miss Es-
ther Brown returned to their homes
in Artesia Sunday evening after spend
ing a week here with Mrs. Louis
Netherlin and Mrs. Jesse Lee.
Miss Olive Ricketson, who mas been
here since September attending school
and making her home with ner aunt
Mrs. w. D. Slease, left Sunday night
for her home in Lake Valley, N NJ.
Mrs. J. D. Wright returned Sunday
morning from Dexter, where she has
been nursing for some weeks. She
reports the arrival of a daughter at
the home of ]. R. Stanley two weeks
ago.
w. E. Perdue, of ten miles south
CT town, left Sunday for his old home
in GAINESVILLE, Texas having received
word that his brother had been killed
in Mexico and would be buried at
GAINESVILLE today.
" F. Shepherd, of Cestos, o. T,
proprietor of the Sunny Slope Stock
Farm, left Sunday for his home after
spending a week here looking after
his cattle interests east and north
west of Roswell. He bought four hun
dred head of cattle while here.
B. NJ Hall came in from El Paso
Sunday morning to spend a couple
of days, looking after his duties as
consulting engineer of the U. S. Rec
lamatiol service and to attend part
of the Commencement exercises of
the Military Institute in which his son
is a cadet
Mrs. VIM. Godby left Sunday morn
ing for her old home in Brownwood,
Texas, taking the remains of her hus
band whose death was mentioned in
the Record Saturday. She was ac-
companied by her mother and two
brothers, who came in Saturday ev-
ening from Brownwood.
$500.000 to loan on irrigated farms
nually with privilege to pay OF loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent. 303 N. Main. ODD. P. o.
Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Malady arrived
from Lampasas, Texas for a visit with |
Mrs. Malady's sister Mrs. H. r. Webb |
They will take up their residence on
a claim near Hagerman. They were
accompanied here by their niece, Miss |
Mary Brown, who come for visit of |
two months with her aunt, Mrs. Webb |
Mrs R. E. Muncy left Sunday morn |
ing for Amarillo taking her daughter |
Miss Eula, who is afflicted with appen /
dicitis. They were accompanied by
their old family physisian. Dr. W. D.
Patton, who came down from AmariE |
10 Saturday night and who viii nave
charge OF Miss Eulais case at Anna
rillo.
J. L. Rupard, the Sunday school
worker who has been here in charge |
Of the Sunday school Institute at the
Baptist church, left Saturday night |
"a ten days trip down the valley.
He reports that the institute in Ros-