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SUFFER- ST. NEAR STEINER

kl4g-4Z44 Suffer St. north side. 165 feet west
Of Steiner; lot 27:6xI37:8. improvements con
sist Of store, tw0 fats and basement pro
ouclng q total rental Of S122-50. Building
insured FOR $4,000 This property is directly
opposite The Golden Gate COmmandery hall,
also the Alcazar theater
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oArAuoGUEs AT OFFICE

BROADWAY AND LAGUNA ST
Large residence southeast corner Broadway and
L-aguna ST., containing 10 rooms and all mod
ern improvements Property Is slightly. com
m2nulng un0bstructed view 10 The north.
Surroundings first class. Lot 30xII2:6.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE


FOR sale-On rent payments. modern 5 room
cottage with large foot porch running the
width of the house nice elevated lot, Box
1o3; cement walks; everything is first class:
the location is in a nice neighborhood in West
Berkeley u blocks from the streetcars and ?
blocks from the new Key Route station; It
and Bancroft. You go and see it and if you
like it you move in and pay me $50 per month,
it 1 will give you credit the purchase price
for all you have paid and you can continue
paying at the same rate until It's pald 1or
Pay rent to yourself
j. F. KINGSTON, Fitchburg Postofice.
FOR saIe-7 room house hardwood floors. beam
ceilings, all first class and new, modern
home; lot 40x135; on car line; near Berkeley,
Claremont district; $1,000 property; easy
terms: $500 down. $50 month DARR0W-
HUGHES CO.. 1855 Broadway. Oakland, CAL
SWELL, new, modern 5 room cottage near the
local station and street cars; hne nobhy 1I,
little home: price SSo9o, w6rtn more 9otIv MN
Box 1926. call offce. OakIand
FRUITyALE REAL ESTATE ESTATE
LOT in excellent location close to cars. local.
schools and churches; worth $50 sJon per iron front
balance easy monthly payments s. A.
PIEAsANTs 3so1 E. 14th St. Fruityale.
FOR saie-4 acre chicken ranch all kinds fruits,
fses 11ean szte sa ppsr PaHRs place
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
THE biggest snap ever offered; 81, 500; nothing
down; $50 per month, for comfortable s
room cottage in Alameda near the streetcars
and local trains; close in; big lot Address
box 4O97, Call, Oakland.
BUY your home from W. H. McNAUGHToN,
1896 Park st. Alameda: phone Alameda 323
PALo ALTO REAL ESTATE
FOR sale or exchange for Oakland or S. F. sub
urban property-Lot, 50x200; story house.
Apply owner: 1853 Piedmont av OAKLAND:
MELRosE REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY, 15ox2oo, built for chicken ranch,
for sale. Address E. WEBER, Lockwood st.
OF Yoakum av.. Fitchburg.
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
WILL sell choice business or residence lot in
the center of Richmond; handy to new Pull
plant; small payment down and balance
IS monthly; chance to make big profit; will
show property free of expense. G. w. MED
LER, ATS Pine st.
PULLMAN CAR SHOP LOTS.
s5 per month; for maps and booklet, BROWN
& SWEETLAND. 46S 18th ST., Oakland.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
SANTA CRUZ home, So, 200; $500 cash, balance
long term; fine. new. strictly modern. room,
gas, electricity, toilet, bath, lavatory plumbing.
being excellent: natural wood finish, screened
porch ETC.; built by day work for home; lawn
flowers; lot 50x160; commanding view EN-
BERT NJ. BROWN, owner, 1904 Broadway,
Oakland.
RANCHES, houses and lots for sale or trade.
Send for list. +. H. PARKER, Santa Cruz.
HOMES, ranches, acreage, exchange; list
DAVID L. WILSON. Santa Cruz Cal.
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
SAN ANSEI.Mo. Mil Valley San Rafael proper
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FEHREN- ROBINSON COMPANY,
e25 First National Bank building, S. +.
BELONGS TO AN ESTATE AND MUST BE


BELONGS To AN ESTATE AND MUST BE
SOLD.
40 acres Of all level, rich. sandy loan soil:
every inch Of it will raise alfalfa; we will sell
this for $1,000, less than half the value of the
naked land. but wait and what goes with
this; there is room cottage, barn, packing
house, cutting shed, etc, in buildings, 30 acres
full bearing vineyard, 10 acres full bearing or
chard assorted fruits; fine country road.
handy 10 town. and only 60 miles from Oakland;
this is ridiculOusly cheap and won't last long;
terms be arranged.
A SNAP IN A NEARBY SUMNER RESORT.
4 profitable summer resort and farm com
bined located in Contra Costa county: 160 acres
Of land all fenced. 20 acres in hay, IL acres or.
chard; good buildings, bath houses, mineral
springs of great curative qualities accommoda-
tions for a considerable number of guests, all
furnished; also all the horses, cows, chickens,
and all tools; this is a splendid income pro-
ducer and IS offered at less than the value of the
naked land
TAYLOR BROS. & CO.,
1886 Broadway, Oakland. Cal.
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PER CATALOGUE. UNDER THE
Personal DIRECTION OF
-MR. WENDELL EASToN--
CATALOGUES AT OFFICE
BROADWAY AND LAGUNA ST
Large residence southeast corner Broadway and
Laguna ST., containing 10 rooms and all mod
n2nd1ng an unObstructed view 10 The north.
surroundings first class Lot 3oxlI2.6
SUFFER- ST. NEAR STEINER
El49-4z-44 suffer St, north side. 165 feet west
Of Steiner; lot 2z;6xI37:8. improvements con
oueing a total rental Of Sl22-5O. Building
insured Tor $4,000. This property is directly.
ogloslle me Golden Gate Commanoery hail,
also the Alcazar theater.
POST AND LAGUNA SITS.
se5--93 Post ST., north side, 125 feet west Of
Laguna, comprising ? fats fronting on Post
st Of and rooms and bath each also 2
bath each. Property rents Tor sio0 per month.
Lot 23ri37;e It Buildings insured for s.. COO.
LAGUNA AND BUSH sTs.
ASH -ssuna, west side, 20 feet north Of Bush;
ms 80 rooms bath and sn modern i'm
Modern plumbing. billiard hail in basement.
Lot 2axei g. Mortgage Of So 800 ct per cent
! can remain.
EDDY ST Mr.. DEvIsADERo
1879 Eedy s.. south side, between Devisadero
and Broderick. Modern residence in fine order
containing rooms, bath ard all modern i'm
P:oVea1entSs gas and electric lights. Building
insured for 500. Mortgage $500 AZ per
Sezt can remain.
FBLL AND oCTAvIA SIS.
Residence 3S5 FtlI 81 between Cough and Oc-
pEoyemelts: wIn rent for $50 per month Lot
zisbzl1O IT, Street work al cone. House
injured fSr $4,000.
TREAT Ay. AND PATH ST
Property 1142-44 Treat aY., west side 90 feet
SCUM OF can St. comprising ? fats Of 1 and
b = lao IL rpor
ls LlsEy ST.. containing rooms and bath.
sE AND 12TH Az.
Beautiful cottage home in Sunset; .ios9 1 st.
taiaipg 3 rS0ras with foot basement, rat
proof large attie which could be converted
s5sso $500.
EDIkBUEcH ST SET sgTwEEN BRAZIL AND
<ae Rdisezrgh St. west SIDE. go It south from
% the r1sin hOEss and cottage sdSoiulag with
bGth. Lot 3ox7Oo II. Edinburgh st Is sew
ered. 5razl and Persia both bituninized
Mission 81 Car nne -four short blocks.
wax NESS Av. xR. CHESTNUT ST
j6stnmenl. East lsne Van Ness SIS # south
Of Chestnut s., each 25x1O9 It
J. y. WRIGHT & CO.
I25 and l27 sutter Street
4 BIG SACRIFICE MUST BE SOLD QUICK
Lots II Bvena Vista sv- near Congress. fac
ing Bsess VISA park, only i block from Masonic
~ Ti.z4 tract; size Of lots 25 5.3xI3O:7; swell
etf res11sEce property in the city: clear title
(AAKE OFFER)
3. F. zsESaEf. "a KEARNY ST. S. F.. CAL.
T0zosI -HEIGHTs. one block east Of Ashbury
an6 Clifford (eormerly 16th) st; 30 ft lots:
reasonable prices; easy terms; street work
80 besng done; most beautiful home sites in
ci-v CHANDLER BOURNE. $50 Mont
gstnery ST.
= 0T9-T-r-ss: z5x2s; colHngwood near Goth
oqbers red 1T $1,000. CHANDLER &
2OURE 2s5 Montgomery 81
"a s-5o-Ns-e room ccttagc; San Jose near
18th St: s. 500 mortgage zlso MISSION st
Ssso-Isevel lot 29th St. 26:2Kl14 feet; all uai,
cars; bargain. 2l90 Aissioa<
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TREAT Az. AND PATH ST
Property 11z2-44 Treat ar. west side 90 feet
south OF &4th St. comprising fats OF 4 and
rooms eech and baths. also cottage in rear
ls Llcky St. containing : looms and bath.
Lon 25z112s6 II.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

SAN ANSELMO, Mill Valley, San Rafael prope
ties. Atthowe Realty Company. 25s Market.
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j. ". WRIGHT & Co.
l25 and 127 Sutter Street.
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READY REFERENCE GUIDE OF San FRANCISCO BUSINESS CONCERNS

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE INSURANCE
Alan Alameda County Abstract Co., 426 10th; Oakland.
PACIFIC TITLE ms. CO.. 420 Montgomery ST.
STANDARD TITLE ms. CO., Mills bldg.
TITLE ms. GUARANTY CO., 250 Montgmry
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81 AND 18th AE
Beautiful cottage home in Sunset. zos9 I ST.,
south side, 52;o feet east Of 18th az. CON
taialcg FOWLS with s foot basement rat
proof; large attic wf.ea could be converted
40 recms. Lot ZSz1oo II. Building in
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RANCHES, houses and lots for sale or trade.
Send for list. f. H. PARKER, Santa Cruz.
HOMES, ranches, acreage, exchange; list.
DAVID L. WILSON. Santa Cruz Cal.
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-Two tickets to Chicago,
nondescriptive, good to Nov. 20. Ad-
dress Box SIS, P. Office. 76t2~
FOR SALE:-Good wood heating
stove, s2.50.-Cah at 6O2 N. Lea. ii
FOR SALE:-My fine stallion, 'tCol
onef'.-S. Nj. Owens. phone 293-
6 rings. 75t6s
FOR SALE:-Good riding pony, is
strong, safe. easy gait--Wm. F.
Greenwood, Soutl Spring Ranch. If
FOR SALE:-5-room modern cottage
close in, S2SO0.-Address box 1852.
Tiff.
FOR SALE:-Peeler building on Main
street. For terms see Miss Nell r.
Moore. lift.
FOR SALE:-An eight horse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Call Oasis Ranch Co. 1Stf
FOR SALE or Trade:-An Oldsmobile
fully equipped and in first class con-
dition. First cost, $4,000 will take
Roswell property. Address G. S.
H.. Record. 75tf.
FOR SALE:-4 room house. east
front, close in, shade, sidewalks,
some nice fruit trees. All for ST.
4O0--Roswell Title & Trust Co.
FOR SALE:-lU acres with a three
room house, well, cement tank,
windmill, also steel tank, barn,
shade and fruit trees. Close in, all
for $1,100.00- Roswell Title &
Trust Company.
FOR SALE:-Good business building
well located. at a bargain to wind
up IN estate.-Title & Trust Com
pany. 57tf.
FOR SALE:-All or part household
furniture for 5 rooms. no sick.-Ad-
dress IF" care Record. 74t3~
FOR SALE:-First class incubator.
cheap.-130s n. Ky. 75t3*
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WANTED

MANUFACTURING room girl.-106
n. Richardson. 76t2
WANTED:-To rent a furnished
house centrally located, with mod
ern improvements. Address, Wv"
the Record Office. Tito"
MULTIPLICATION by young man
as bookkeeper, just finished double
entry system. References furnished.
Address &C. B." care Record. 76t4<
WANTED:-Sewing machines. type
writer's and bicycles for repairs. 210
E. 5th st. phone 426; East Side Re
pair and Upholstering Shops. 60ti
WANTED to buy:-20 acres bearing
orchard with comfortable house,
not over 3 miles out. Price must be
reasonable. Address Lock Box 262
76t2" Roswell, N. NJ.
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EOk RENl

FOR RENT:-Nicely furnished front
roon.-5O7 N. Lea. 76t3*
FOR RENT furnished rooms with
board, PIG n. Va. ave. 73tf.
FOR RENT:-Nicely furnished front
room with closet,-106 S. Penn. 6t3%
FOR RENT:-A modern broom I'M
furnished house located corner of
9Th and Main.-Apply 719 N. Main.
75t2.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room lis w. McGaffey, phone 299-
4 rings. TAFT.
FOR RENT:-10-room house Feb 1st,
Z bed rooms furnished; furniture for
sale.-60O N. Richardson. 66tf
FOR RENT:-Ofice room with use
of vault in office of Roswell B. & l..
Association.-R. II. McCune. 64tf.
FOR RENT:-Flats. 15 rooms. bath,
toilet, water, gas and electric lights.
Apply ]. E. Mitchell, 107 N. Virginia
ave. 7Otf
FOR RENT rooms in Office build
ing may be occupied as Offices or
by reputable gentleman as sleeping
apartments, Phone sc. 59tf.
FOR RENT:-4-roon house. Phone
sc. 69tf.
FOR RENT:-Building formerly oc-
cupied by Majestic Theatre. For
terms apply to E. w. Mitchell,
agent. 21tf.
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Notice to the Citizens of Roswell.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
all premises. both residence and bust
ness, occupied or unoccupied. within
the limits of the City of Roswell, must
be put in strict sanitary condition on
OF before the Goth day of February,
1910, he same to be subject to spec
ial inspection BY the sanitary officer
Of the city. The owner, or occupant,
or agent. of premises not found to be
In such sanitary condition, as above
indicated, by h time aforesaid, will
be prosecuted under the sanitary ordi-
nance of the City of Roswell. and the
sanitary officer Of the City has been
instructed to strictly enforce the ordi-
nance, and see that it and this notice
are strictly complied with.
G. A. RICHARDSON,
Mayor Of the City of Roswell.
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The attention Of the citizens OF
Roswell is hereby called to the City
ordinance providing a penalty for
throwing paper or other rubbish, or
trash, including glass, upon the
streets and alleys within tne City OF
Roswell; and / hereby call your at
tention to such ordinance and advise
You that the officers of the City are
required and instructed to make any
arrest of people violating this pro-
vision of City Ordinance. It has been
the habit of many people to throw
paper, either loose upon the ground,
or in boxes, barrels or other receptac-
les in the rear of their premises, AID
leave them there until the wind scat
tiers them over the streets of the City.
This is also a violation of the Ordi-
nance, n the penalties of the ordi-
nance are to be strictly enforced,
and notice to that effect is hereby
given.
1t is very common for people to take
their mail and packages from the
post-ofice, strip their letters from the
envelopes and wrappings from h
packages and deliberately throw the
paper upon the sidewalk or upon the
street. If this cannot be otherwise
stopped, special officers in citizens
clothes will be stationed for the pur-
pose of making arrests of persons vino
insist upon continuing this habit and
practice. 1t has been suggested that
"a hin to the wise is sufficient" If
you are wise, this practice will cease.
The City govern nent of Roswell is
en~deavoring to make Roswell a clean
town in many ways. Some may VIC
late the gambling ordinance and 9th
er ordinances, but nearly every one
violates the aforesaid ordinance; and
the violation of one, as a violation of
law, is in effect the same. The conse-
quences may not be so great, but
still, all should observes the ordinan-
ces, and there would be less demand
for their enforcement.
Kindly give this a little bit of tho
and see whether or not citizens con
not contribute to the cleanliness as
well as the health of the community.
G. A. RICHARDSON,
Mayor of the City of Roswell.
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F. e. Baker, of C~arrollton, HI, who
has been here a few days visiting
his father-ia-law. ]. d. Bell and look
ing after business affairs, left Sunday
morning for Kansas City. He has Sc
cured a ten year lease on the stock
yards of the Chicago & Alton railroad
at Roodhouse, Ill.,, and will make IL a
big sheep feeding station. He II
to Roswell this trip to buy sheep, but
found none for sale at suitable prices.
All the sheep nea of eastern New
Mexico evidently want to keep and
shear their sheep this year, he says.
Rapnrd Want Ads n G44e49
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J. " and A. T. Hobbie, who have
been here about two months visiting
their brother, 5. r. Hobbie, left ON
Sunday morning with wagon n
mules for j. V. Hobbies ranch in the
Gallinas mountains, west of Torrance.
They will return in about WI months.
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Deputy Sheriff o. 2. Finley left Sun
day morning for Albuquerque, where
he will secure r. d. Seeley and from
which place he will bring him back
to Roswell. Seeley is charged with
issuing a worthless check to A. j.
Crawford, of the Roswell Hotel, and
was arrested at Albuquerque.
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Mr.. n Mrs. w. w. Waldo and two
children left this morning for their
home in Henrietta, Okla, after spend
ing five months with her son, j. w.
Waldo, who has bee here a year
and a half. They left their older
daughter with her brother In Ros-
well.
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/. II. Rapp, of the firm of /. H. &
W. NJ. Rapp, of Las Vegas. Trinidad
and Santa Fe. arrived Sunday night
with the court house plans and will
be here evera days looking after the
various buildings IN which ne Is inter
ested.
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II. r. Morrow left Sunday for Anna
rillo. after spending a day here ON
business. Mr.. Morrow has moved his
family and home from Amarillo to
Los Angeles, Calf, and in the future
will only come to Amarillo and Ros-
well for business visits OF two or
three weeks stay.
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w. II. Clearwater. owner of the
Roswell Electric Light G. Power Com
any left Sunday morning for ais
home in Albuquerque, having spent
two weeks here on business. He stat
es hat there is no foundation in fact
for the report that he is on a deal to
sell the light plant. He has no inten-
tiCn Of disposing OF the plant, ne says.
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NJ. d. Minter returned Saturday ev-
ening from a business trip to Kansas
City. where he went with a shipment
CT stock. He has bought a brand new
; ason automobile and is able to drive
like an old time autoist.
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Mrs. w. II. Ri7nsnider, wife, and
Mrs. Adella Rimsnider, mother of the
late w. H. Rinsnider, left Sunday
morning for their home in Madison.
Wis, taking tae body of their husband
and son for burial.
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shade Trees.

have growing here 1000 elm and
ash and nave to dig them RICH away,
sizes range from 4 to z e Make
me an offer for the lot, Dexter, Ha-
german, Lake Arthur, or Artesia peo-
pie. and make a park. 76t3eod.
R. r. CRUISE,
Roswell, N. NJ.
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The w. c. It. u. will meet tomor-
row at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Dem
ming, 401 n. Ky. ave. The program
will be a mus cal under the leader
snip of Mrs. Murrell. All friends are
invited to come out.
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Mrs. J. C. McNulty left Sunday
morning for her home in Phoenix, A.
T.. accompanied by her son. John.
who has been a cadet at the Military
Institute and will probably return hat
er to resume ais studies.
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Francis Wetig left Saturday night
for Artesia after spending two days
here on business with w. G. Hamil
ton. being interested in the im-nigra.
ton and LAND business.
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Mrs. Milford Atteblry returned to
Artesia Saturday night after a visit
of three or four days with her father
Thomas Boone.
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s. I. Roberts went to Carlsbad Sat
fTTday night for a visit with his fam
ily and to ooh after matters pertain
ing to h district clerks Office in Ed
dy county.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. MCGEE. of Cen
trail Colorado. wno were here repre-
senting Chase & Sanborn's coffee and
tea, left Sunday for Clovis.
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j. II. Nook e to the deep well
at the Yellow House ranch east of
Portales in Texas Sunday morning
and Roy II. Nook returned from the
sane place Sunday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Hale left this
morning on their return to their home
N LadOnnia, Mo-. after spending a
week here seeing the country.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Upton, who came
here from Clovis on count of the
death of Mrs. w. T. Upton. left Sun
day morning for their home.
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Miss Emma Anderson returned 70
her claim near Clovis today after
spending a few days in the lower end
If the valley.
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Miss King wishes to the
formation of a Special Water Color
Glass. Feb. l to June l. Special prices.
Enquire at studio, 101 North Ken
lucky. 1t"
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DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Jordan, VINO
spent three Month In Roswell h
past winter, came up from Carlsbad
Sunday morning for a short stay here.
after which they will return to Carls-
bad to make their nome.
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Ed NJ. Tyson left this morning for
EliGa, having received word of the ill
ness OF his daughter, Mrs. Anna T.
8eaIl, of that place.
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Miss Janney Massey. who mas been
IN Roswell since last May 10. left this
morning for her claim at Richland, in
the north end of Chaves County.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. James, of Sene-
ca, Kansas, who were here a few days
doing photngraphing. left Saturday
night for Dexter.
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Mrs. r. f. McNatt came up from
Artesia Sunday morning. bringing her
baby for a visit with Grandma and
Grandpa TotZek.
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Mrs. Luther Glenn left Sunday for
her claim in the north part of the
county. Her husband will remain in
Roswell, attending to business affairs
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Mrs. J.. d. kirkpatrick left this NOR
ming for a two months visit witt
her mother in Cranberry, Texas.
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ID. w. Jones came down from Elida
Sunday night for a weeks visit while
looking after business affairs.
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Judge w. f. Rogers, of Lake Arthur
left Sunday morning ol a bushes:
trip to Kansas City.
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w. A. Nicholas, field worker for the
Cnildren's Home Society, went 70
Dexter Saturday night to spend Sun
day.
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Mrs. r. ]. Moorehouse left Sunday
morning for her home in Kansas City,
having spent six weeks here, as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter t. Pay
Or.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Grant, of Well
ing. Okla, who spent two months in
Roswell, left this morning for Clovis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Davisson left
Sunday morning ON a few days trip
to FL PasO. combining pleasure with
business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-24

J. p. White returned Sunday night
from a business trip to the Yellow
House ranch and other points of the
l. r. n. property.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-24

Mrs. Annie Blackburn and Mrs. c.
W.. Andrews, of Amarillo. who were
here seeing the town, left Saturday
night for Carlsbad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-24

j. II. McKinstry went to Clovis Sun
day and from here will probably e
on a trip to Oklahoma City.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Slaughter re-
turned Sunday night from Dallas,
where they have been visiting since
the Christmas reunion at h home Of
Col. c, C. Slaughter.