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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-02
ELKIINS ELECTS.
DRY COUNCIL
SEVEN OUT ,oFs-TEN MEN m
cHAH6E OF CITY AFFAIRS
AGAINST SALOONS. ss

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ELKiNs, March 2.-The wartnes.
municipal campaign ever waged In Ell
kins ended yesterday with the election
at when the greatest interest was
manifested and large vote peIied.
The returns show that the dry. forces
gained a victory 5inasmucl, as they
elected enough eouneilmer, to keep the
town dry for anotheryear. Boyd Wees.
the dry candidate for mayer, was de.
feated by J.. NJ. koekenderfer, the wet
candidate by majority Of az votes.
THE vets also elected counciImen In
the First ana Fifth wards.
As the matter stands nav the dries
will have seven councilmrn to the
wet,: three. f-
1.-The vote ir ac foIlows:.
For Mayer. Boyd Wees. Peoples
Reform Ticket, tDry), 545; J. N. Koch.
enuerfer, Citizens Party Ticket tWet)
5s'.
For council, First ward M. ". Nc.
lntire, dry, 1o4: r. r.. Whit-n,an, wet,
100
Second ward, J. w. Reitz, dry. 90:
e. o. Fierg, wet, SO.
+ Third ward. M. F. Decker, dry, los:
Henry c. jones, wet, 81.
Fourth ward, e: F. Everhart, dry,
1913; C. r. Bray, wet, ;141.
Fifth ward, M. M. Brown, dry, 81;
H. VI. Daniels, wet, 1872:
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3clhanain q 4Rleslidetlees.

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Fletcher VIII
move the first OF; April from their
home on Maple avenue to the property
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Black on Benani nvenGe. Mi. Flc..h.
err having purchased this property.
The house occupied at present by Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher will be occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. w. q. McGregor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d: Scott will move
In the spring from their home on Sec.
ond street to the Ingman Flats on JET.
ferson street and the house which
they racate will be occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lynch. +
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-02

OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. WATSON Mr.. and Mrs. At,
Watson and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith,
also MIR. Will Scott. At Palm Beach
they met Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Fleming
and Miss Jean Fleming and Mr.. swee.
ney Fleming. and at jacksonville met
Mr. and Mrs. }. A. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed had delightful sojourn in
III. South.
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THIS is THE LAST WEEK
ROOT JUICE DEMONSTRATIONS
DRAWING TO AscLosE.

The Root Juice Demonstration ut
Booher's Drug store Will close next
Saturday night. The Juice has done
a wonderful lot of good here In Fair.
mont, as many nervous wrecks have
been restored TO health. and numerous
cases of .rheumatIsm.s catarrh; inlIEes.
ton and kidney troubles have respond.
ed to the soothing. healing and tonic
properties OF the great medicine.
Many haev reported that alter using
many other kinds off medicines with
-out benefit. the 2 first bottle OF Root
Juice had, such a healing strengthen.
Ing and nerre-settling effect thatHthey
were certain that a few bottles would
make permanent cure. The writer
has met dozens on the streets that
sail after taking the Juice "a short
while they were feeling better than
they had for years." For various rea.
sons many 10 not wish their. names
published In the papers. A, well known
lady who nor social reasons does not
wish ter. name published. said: Il
suffered with helin,atIc palms all over
my body. was weak and nervous
and my general health has improved
wonderfully = ALI who have fnyesti.
gated have found eevrything publish.
ed In this paper IN relation to the rem.
ely as true as ospgel,. and as this. II
the last week OF the j demonstrations,
those who need the great remedy can
moi afford to let. the demonstrations
close without getting some of IT.
Scores Of local people have bought
Rcpt Juice and mt d single complaint
has been made on the contrary, they
are praislns 4 to the skies all over.
town: II certainly Us a wonderful ned
icfne. n X
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To Graduate.

The many friends Of MIR. Ralph w.
Orr, who was located in this city for
sc"eral months few years ago. will
be Interested to know that in the near
future he will graduate from the Icma-
nd Theological! Seminary. While in
this city Mr.. Orr held a7pos:.icn with
the Potter Title and Trust Company.
During his stay here he MADE many
friends who will learn with Interest of
his coming graduation.
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Return. from southern Trip.

r. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Recu
l.turntd last evening en- eNo.s5s from.
a Southern trip. They visited tMardi
G-as at New Orleans land from. there
went to Havana, Cuba, and made a
tour of the country surrounding Ha.
vana.- Upon thellareturn from Cuba,
they spent some time at Palm Beach.
jacksonville and st. Augustine, Fla.
While r,ak.i1 this tour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed met up with number Of r air.
n,onters who are sojourning In the
South. At k9ems Q riean . they mel Mr..
NJ r o. Christie and 3, Miss Annie Rus.
sell, of this city on going 10 Havana
they met the yatson party, composed
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Teachers Training Class.

Presbyterian Church, was entertained
Presbyterian Church was entertained
last evening a. the hcSie of Miss Jean
cite Bright en- Jackson street. After
an interesting and profitable study
hour, social heir was enjoyed and
tempting refreshments were served.
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HartI=y'sf Spring opening.

HartIey's Department store will
hold Its q annual Spring opening on
Tnursday, March tire seventeenth.
The store will be thrown open to the
public and the spring Isies OF goods
will be on display. These spring OPEN
in1s are looked forward to from year
to year and are interesting events Tor
Fairmont citizens. Unusually pretty
displays Of all the different lines car
rf.d by this store will be exhibited and
:he store Will be in gala attire. Thc
singing birds will also be present, COM
ing from Hartz Mountains, Germany.
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Or. JONES to Lecture Here.

In connection with the regular meet.
lag Of the Juvenile department OF the
Woman'st Club on March the eleventh,
Df.tHarriet 8. Jones, Of Wheeling, will
lecture before y the club lat the clua
rectns at the Masonic Temple. Or.
Jones win eiectdre on tho subject.
"Adoleaeence" and 7aIl the Women CT
tile community over fifteen years OF
age are invited to attend this meeting.
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Celebrated Birthday Anniv.r.arv.. 6

Celebrated Birthday Anniversary. q
Mrs ard Mrs. Abe ,Friedman gave "A
delightful social affair last evening at
the Jackson street caBino, -.1shonor Of
the fourteenth anniversary OF y t!1.
birth off their daughter, Nettie.I "A
large number of friends were enter.
tained5'"ltf1f dancing and other Samuso.
tnents and during the evening a tempt:
ing lunch was served. Ahout seventy.
i've guests were, present. The, hall
was beautifully decorated for the. coca.
sion and Miss Mettie was the ireetpiehti
81 a number t pretty gifts. 8 he out:
ofstown guests present were MRS. Il I
Won st.rr,fselt OF 4Iollnstown, Pa, and
Mrs. r. Kle.n, 5of baltimore.
tho S,y.Q ", = tSfa,t ttt
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Eastern stars to- Meet.

The Eastern Star Lodge pwiit meet
on tomorrow evening at seven.thirty
o'clock at the club rooms at7thet Ma
sonia Temples Fr ,lg-,rtssF 80 "
. A class will pbc initiated and follow
Ing the initiation ceremonies, "a social
Session. viii be- held. It is urged that
alI the members be there promptly at
scver.thiItys o'clock - a. @er.
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To Have cpnr-e.rt.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the A. q.
II. &c arranging forEa concert to b.
given on the 18th day OF. March, st.
.Patriek''s+ Day. In the basement hall
Ct the Catholic Church. a programme
Is being arranged and the participants
will be local and cIarksburg talent.
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REWARD OFFERED FOR
CAPTURE OF FRANK SMITH
fRy United f'rcss.t

UNlONTOWN. March "a reward
Of five hundred dollars has been offer
cd for the capture of Frank Smith.
who killed his father and brother-in-
law. Some believe he has gone west.
The funeral OF the victims was held
this afternoon.
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AID Society Mcttinu.

1.-The Ladies' Aid Society of tine M. P.
Temple will meet Thursday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock in the study at the M.
P.Temple. All the members are, urged
t, he present. ~
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IEcxhanur.s

Erxhanue. ~
= The BETHANY Class or the Central
4 Christian Sunday School will hold mn
exchange at Mprgun Bros. grocery on
Saturday iaorninE, March 5. RI n
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/ WARREN, O.. March 2.-DynamItc
today Ind little ecffct on tile NInhon.
Ing river Ice ogrgc, which has result.
ed In flooding 900 homes here. The
gorgeSfat Leavitt threatens to nlnve.
making conditions here worse TIL,
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ICE !. CORGES
dam STREAMS.
STREAM WHERE TOWNS ARE
ENTERTAINMENT.
1-711--
tBy unittf Press.l

MA OIL CITY, Pa. March 2.-Flool
threatens Kellettsyille. Ice gorges in
Tionesta creek below Kellettsville
have backed up the water. The gas
line Is broken and the town Is without
fuel, Trains are unable to run. The
traffic on the Franklin branch of the
Erie Is abandoned. Tracks at Utica
are inundated eight feet. The ice
gorge ut Utica broke this morning.
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dAHT ELLEN:
Gold Medal Elour t. die bcul Tor mai
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-02
This Strong Guard i ard
Guards Your Funds
e-l5l =. = a.s4Ef
OFFICERS;

q = ~. rs. ~ 49,
J. II. Watson. President
J. 9. Hay denE5.. j. Vice President
Walton Miller Vice President
Glenn F. Barns. q. Cashier
John o. Morgan y. .Ass lstant CASHIER
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
!. E.sWatson. Jacob 81 Hayden Wall
ton Miller, Glenn Barns,
Hutchinson, \ 81. Fleming, u.
Hartley, Q. S. Nj klnney. 81 i Niet-S
els, g. L. Shaver, CIV. atsert.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-12

Baltimore, Mr., May 11.-Followfng
last weeks assemblage Of Northern
Haptists in Chicago. b Baptists Of
the South are gathering in Baltimore
today for b annual conference. The
sessions viii occupy eight days and
are expected to be of the most fmpor-
tant in results eve attained by the
Southern Baptist Congress during the
ffty-ive years hat annual gather
ings nave been held. In addition to
the main convention, the woman's
Missionary Union viii hold it's twenty
second annual convention and var
ious other auxiliaries of the Southern
Baptist Convention will also meet.
Several thousand delegates and visit
ors are already m the city and many
more are expected tonight and to-
morrow.
Tie baptist church is managed on
the congregational plan, each church
being supreme in its own government.
The annual conventions are concerned
with the great interests of the church
at large. Questions Of vital knpor-
lance will be DEMONSTRATIONS and
foreign missions. Sunday school work
the LayElon's Missionary Movement.
and the educational work of the
church, schools and colleges.
There are in the South about 2,00O.-
0 white Baptists. The Southern
church is entirely separate from the
Northern, and is declared to be ad-
vantageous in that, as a combination
the two branches would be unwieldly.
1t is customary. however, for the two
divisions to hold a triennial confer
ence, which will take place this a
in connection with the Southern con-
vention. The last meeting Of the con
ference.
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WANTED:

WANTED: Horse and buggy for the
summer. Call at Union Trust Co.
54tf
WANTED:-Position by a exper-
fenced young man. in general store.
address NJ. H. Edwards. Gil n.
First Street Albuquerque. N. M.
55tC
WANTED:EBuyer for two resident
lots on Richardson. owner leaving
city. .nust sell. Phone 1912 rings.
WANTED:tgirl for general house
work-Mrs. K. s Woodruff. COZ S.
Kentuckyt Avenue 5stf.
WANTED:+-A woman or girl to dc
housework. apply between 9 and
IL n IN. $40 s.. Lea. 5st2
wANTED:t Position Cd ranch or in
hotel by man and wife.-Call 80
N. Virginia Ave. 5St3"
WANTED:-ITo buy some pigs.-Mrs.
Nora Pettey. pnone 237-3 rings.
p. o. Boxs375. 5St2*
wANTED:t3 blacksmitls. { wood
workmen, q horseshoers 2 painters.
Texas Shop. 59t2.
WANTED:1iold hats at 104 E. End
Street. 5St6.
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New York, May IAN exhibition
devoted to mouth hygiene" was OPP
ened today under tae direction of the
Dental Hygiene Council of New FOR
The display is part of the national
crusade against dental diseases which
was started ny the Dental Hygiene
councils OF Massachusetts. New York
and Rhode Island. The campaign has
as one of its chief aims the education
of the public to the necessity of den
tai inspection in schools.
An examination last year of 1877 900
children in public schols of New FOR
showed that the number of cases of
defective teeth more than doubled
that of all other physical deficiencies.
Almost SIS per cent. of the school chill
dren examined in this city we're
found to be dental cripples-"
Admittance to the exhibition and
conferences will be free at all hours
from 2 a. m. to II p. m. every day.
The list of names in the Advisory
conmittee contains those of many
prominent public men. physicians, ed
ucators and charitable workers.
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Mrs. W. II. Burnett. Misses ina and
Nellie Atkins and Bert Atkins left
this mvorning for Wilmot, Kan. tax
ing the body OF their mother. the
late Mrs. b. F. Atkins. whose death
was mentioned i'm the Record yester-
day. The shipment of the body fol-
lowed a service at w O'Clock rais
morning at the Dilley chapel Elder
Fowler was In charge OF the service.
which Was attended by q goodly COM
pap of the relatives and friends.
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT:-Modern cottage. so4
North Penna. ave. 45tf.
FOR RENT IL room boarding
house, wel located, modern onven
reeple & Day. Phone 615.
FOR RENTt-Corner Kentucky M
Alameda. modern S oon nouse.-
Apply e. e. Minten, 1os. E. 3rd.
street. 34tf
FOR RENT.-A 4 room house 3ocat-
ed on Main street, connected with
city water: and sewer.-Apply Joe
Torian, phone 46s. 4stf.
FOR RENT:-A 4 room furnished
house. $500 per month. cari pnone
No. SIS. 55tf.
FOR RENT:-Nice 6 room house.
modern conveniences.-711 N. Rich
ardson. Geo. French. 56tf
ROOMS:-also for light housekeeping
nice and shady. Mo-. s. 8. Inn. Ste"
FOR RENT:--On June Ist. 8 room
house corner Richardson and Bird
st. Inquire 71S N. Main. SITS.
FOR RENT:-Rooms for light house
keeping and bed rooms Over Nor
rison store Phone. /. 5St3.
FOR RENT:|5 room modern house
with bath electric lights and city
water at 500 8. Ky. aye.. also office
rooms. Inquire DIR. J. W. Kinsinger.
5stf
FOR RENT:-Fdrnished rooms for
light housekeeping S13 N. Richard
SON sst2s.
FOR RENT:-Furnished rooms. ex-
c~ellentiy located.-Apply 500 N.
Lea or phone ass. 59t2s
FOR RENT:-A very desirable mod
ern furnished hoase. large lawn.
plenty of shade, goo s. Lea Ave.
eod6t-
FOR REET.-5 room house. hath city
water and lights. close IN. furnish
ed Also piano for sale. Inquire at
109 n. Ky. us
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l.. z. Dudley. who has been in the
law office of Gatewcod and Grave for
eight months. left yesterday a. m. for
his Old home in Abilene, Texas, &C.
companied by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". NJ. Dudley, of Abilene. who
were here. a month visiting him and
their other on, j. w. Dudley, 4 real
estate dealer. Mr.. l.. e. Dudley was
baritone soloist at the South NJ. r.
church, here he will be greatly
missed.
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Classified '"Ad5.'
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Cash for Small Ads.
L" Small ads, under one dollar :
must be paid In advance. We .
3" do this to avoid the keeping OF .
many petty accounts.
10 RECORD PUB. co. .
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FOR SALE:
FOR SALE:-3,OOO gal. tank tower
and piping. $25.OO.-210 s. Ky. ATT
FOR SALE:-An eight morse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Can Oasis Ranch Co. IStf
FOR SALE:-Residence in good 10
cality; water. bath, electric lights,
every modern convenience. Apply or
write c at Record Office. If
FOR SALE:-A beautiful 6 room
modern house, new and complete.
hall o and back porches, east
front. good neighborhood, close n.
Only $2,250, will give YOU terms
Roswell Title & Trust Co. 56tf
FOR SALE OHEAP:-3 work horses.
fresh cows n hay nacAinery.--F.
A Crizer. 6tsd-3tw
FOR SALE:-Fresh COW WITH heifer
calf at her side. Inquire at South
Side Market. sta
FOR SALES acre tract, 6 room
house, big artesian well. located at
corner East 9th. and city limits.
owner leaving city. must sell. phone
1912 rings. 57tf.
FOR SALE:-Good paying business
to settle up an estate will take only
small amount of cash.-Inquire of
Roswe ell Land Co SITE
FOR Neutrality-suspicious. OF
Claude Boone New Mexico Military
Institute. 57t6".
FOR SALE.-Splendid gasoline range
cheap. los s. Penn. 5St3".
FOR SALE at a bargain stock in
Country Club.-M. d. Burns. 5st3"
FOR SALE:-Caeap. 2 young goats,
800 s. Lea Ave. 59t3.
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Improvement in Fire Drill.

North Hill school had another fire
drill at $3.50 this morning and the
time required in getting out of the
building and back to work required
bnt one inmate and ten seconds on the
part of the children. This will no
doubt be the last fire drill Of the
school year. and showed improvement
up to the very last. being the best
record yet made by North Hill. Pres
emit this morning were Supt. NJ. II.
Brasaer and of course. J. F.. Rucker.
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Georgia Knight Tempiar.

Savannah, Ga, May IA celehra
tion of the semi-centennial of the or
der iR Georgia renders the conveption
of the Grand Com-panderv of the
Knights Templar the most notable ".
er held In tle state. A parade of the
Sir knights preceded the formal op-
ening of the session today. The con-
clave will end tomorrow with a ban
Quet.
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On BIacksudthing. horse J Shooting,
tire setting. rubber tireing. wheel
work and painting. Go 20 other shops
and get taeir prices then come to
the Texas shop on s. Main and get
ours. you have been robbed long
enough. Rig stock OF material. All
work cash or 80 days TO good paying
customers.
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Two Horses at Auction.

I win sell at public auction. Satur
day, May II, OF $3.50 O'Clock on the
corner of Main and second street, the
we'll known McClenny mare AID hea
yearling colt she b. the Dills horse.
On good buggy and harness. 5St3s
Fl. W. FERGUSON.
4. e. HARRISON. v. s.
A~uctioneer.
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Miss Theresa McHenry returned to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. washington, of
Marietta, Okla. who have been at
Carlsbad visiting. passed through This
morning on their wsy to Fort Worth.
Texas. being accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. d. II. Lucas of Fort Worth.
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Discuss Labor Matters.

Detroit. Mich, May 11.-Many b
matters of vital Importance to rail-
way employees throughout h country
will be discussed during the biennial
convention opened here today by the
National brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers.
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Wesley McCallister, of Lov1ngton.
N. NJ. returned home last night. a
ing spent a day here looking after
business affairs.
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Daniel r. Taylor, who was here Two
and onelAalf months on account of
Roswelis mild climate. left this NOR
ming for his hone i'm Cleveland, Olio.
He stated this morning that in all his
life, and he In beyond middle age. he
never left a place except mis- own
home, when he left with so much re-
greet as upon leaving RosNe ell.
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w. r Cobb, OF Albuquerque, an ex-
pert with shotgun and rife. arrived
last night to attend the shoot of the
Roswell Gun Club tomorrow. He also
represents an ammunition house.
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Or. and Mrs. III. l.. Hendricks. who
have resided at Dexter for three
wears, left this morning for their old
home in lola. Kan. where DR.. Hen
bricks has a splendid opening offered
HIN. They viii again live at lola
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First SAVINGS Bank.

Edinburgh, May 11.-Today is the
centennial of the opening of the first
modern savings bank. Henry Duncan
a Presbyterian clergyman, was the
father of the plan, and the institution
was opened at Dunfries, Scotland, on
May l., 1910.
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Gard of

We desire to thank all our neigh
E0rs and kind friends who gave their
aid during the last illness of our mo-
Their and lea1t tleir sympathy and
bowed many kindnesses at the time
of her death.
Respectfully,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Burnett,
Ina, Nellie and Bert Atkins.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sutton and
daughter, Miss Sarah, who were here
six months with w. w. Sutton Jr.,
left this morning for their home in
Cincinnati, Ohio. w. w. Sutton, Jr.,
will remain in Roswell until June.
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Miss Stephana Prayer left this no
ming to spend a week in Albuquerque.
While there she will be a bridesmaid
at the wedding of Miss Rebecca
Pearce and Mr.. Barbee Hook, waich
occurs on May Is.
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NJ. NJ. Brunk. wife aad children left
this morning on a three months visit
ing and pleasure trip to Winfield,
Kansas, Knoxville, Tenn. and Sout,
Boston, Va. Mr.. Bunk is also going
IN the interest of immigration to the
Pecos Valley.
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III. c. Krukenmeier and 8. C. Smith.
who were here serving on the grand
jury. left last night for their horne i'm
Dexter. N
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w. TT. CLEARWATER. proprietor of the
Roswell Electric Light Company, left
this morning for mis- home in Albu-
querque. having spent a few days here
looking after his interests
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C. .. Johnnan. formerly employed
here by the railroad company as tenn
porary agent and now working out of
amarillo in the auditing department
was here last night on business.
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Mrs. F. r. Faulkner left last night
for her home in Dexter. accompanied
by her daughter. after spending the
day here shopping.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-12

George w. Brantley left last night
for Carlsbad, where ne will make his
home, having gone into business
there. Mrs. Brantley went TO Carts
bad Sunday evening.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-12

Mrs. n. y. Jackson returned last
night from a trip to points up the
road, having been gone several days
while looking after business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-12

n. n. Wherry, of Altoona, Pa, who
Is visiting MIR. and Mrs. w. J. Rich
ardson left this morning for a few
days visit in Amarillo.