Roswell Social Notes Hint at Carlsbad Trip
Mrs Mary Thorne and her sister Miss English depart for Carlsbad to establish connections with Mrs Thorne s son leaving Roswell social circles to feel their absence. Hon G A Richardson a leading Roswell lawyer and potential future congressional delegate was seen en route home from the north. Western Union telegraph service remains unavailable despite prepaid status, with Manager De Arcy overloaded by press dispatches.
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Miss English
Carlsbad
G.A. Richardson
Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Amarillo Herald
Western Union
de Arcy
Second Trial Opened in Territory Murder Case
Jurors were sworn and the case of Territory vs Nathan Hendricks proceeded after a four day jury selection. The jury of twenty four was narrowed to twelve. Hendricks stands trial for murder a second time after a mistrial and an appeal to the Territory supreme court. The Rainbolt family has retained Attorney General G W Prichard to assist the prosecuting team. Defense attorneys are Judge Gatewood C S Bateman and W W and J Peall of Sweetwater Texas.
Social Events Highlight Local Circle and Church Gatherings
The Social Circle met with Mrs. Harry Jaffa for a Five Hundred game and refreshments. A Episcopal church social at Mrs. J P Church’s home drew a sizable crowd with ice cream, cake, and a musical program, receipts totaling thirty dollars. Mrs Henderson’s Sunday school class hosted a social at Miss Eva Higday’s home with games, ice cream, cake, and a silver free will offering.
Early Morning Fire Destroys New Mexico Military Institute Stables
A blaze at four o'clock engulfed the New Mexico Military Institute stable on North Hill. Three carriages burned completely while three horses were saved. a sleeping man jumped from a window to escape. The loft and building were destroyed but insurance largely covered the loss. Cause unknown.
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