Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-07-26

Dick Nef was in from the Arson s.
mine last week.
ID. p. Casey was over from Lone Noun
tain last Tuesday.
Con Whitehill and Ben. Spiller have
gone TO Gold Hill.
]. H. Sommera was out on the ella a
few days last week.
Mrs. ID. Q. Hobart is suffering with an
attack Of tonsilihs.
NJ. w. Porterdeld is rusticsting at the
ella Hot Springs.
John II. Lester, Of the Mimbres, was
in the city last week.
Thomas P. Phillips was over from
Georgetown last Sunday.
@. G. Kidd and wife leave to-day for
their home in New York.
Mrs. H. L. Cakes has been quite IN for
several days, but is improving.
n Souder, Of Deming, autographed at
the Thinner Sunday afternoon.
+. NJ. Prescott was in the city last
week on one OF his regular business trips.
Prof. Danford came up from Deming
last Wednesday and returned Thursday.
@. Gusdorf and Phil. Prayer we're
passengers on Sunday afternoons train.
B. ". Clair and wife, Of Lordsburg,
arrived Sunday afternoon and are at the
Thinner.
John Card started out last Saturday
on a trip over the county to build politi-
cal fences.
Isaac M. Smith, receiver Of tho First
National Bank, came up from Deming
last Thursday.
Jake Raithel, one Of the old timers
here, was up On a flying trim from Dem
ing last week.
H. ID. Plat, commercial agent of the
Southern Pacific company at Ell Paso,
was here last week.
DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Stephens, Miss
Martin and J.. e. Sheridan were out in
the mountains last week.
John Brockman leaves for New York
this morning to join his wife, who has
been n the east for some time.
L. P. Martin, one of the lessees Of the
Peacock mine and mill, arrived last week
and is stopping at the Thinner.
Miss Minerva Hall, sister OF Mrs
Orcutt, Of this city, arrived from Maquo
keta. Iowa. Saturday afternoon.
Charles A. Qulngley, Of South Bend
Indiana, representing Studebaker Bros.
registered at the Thinner last week.
w. B. Walton, local editor of tn,
Headlight, made a flying visit to tn,
County seat and returned yesterday.
Col. Carr, Of the 9th cavalry, which
was formerly stationed at Fort Bayarc
} has been appointed brigadier general.
H. ]. Hutchinson was over from Cen
trail last week with some very fine silver
ore which had just been taken out there
Rev. HARDWOOD, superintendent Of tn
Spanish mission in New Mexico, of tn
Methodist church, was here last Sunday
Martin Mullen and wife came up from
Head and Hearst's Apache Tejo rancI
Saturday afternoon. They returne,
Sunday.
Frank Her, a former resident of thi
city, but who is now interested in
foundry at FL Paso, arrived Sunda
afternoon.
Mrs. @. A. Ament, who has Just re
! turned from a visit in the east, arrives
, Friday afternoon, and is stopping at tn
Thinner House.
Robert Steele and wife, G. W. Marriott
; and wife and Frank Jones and wife Wi
leave for the ella Hot Springs in a fe,
days for an outing.
Harry ". Lucas, postmaster here, will
make a tour of inspection of the post Of
fees Of the county next month, by ordeI
; Of the postmaster general.
w. Il. Donaldson was ia from the jim
! Stock ranch last week and reports tn
ranges dry. There has not been enougl
rain down there yet to start grass.
Harry Smith, formerly a resident O
. this place, but now a clerk in the Z
Paso National Bank, has been ~rusticat
3 ing for two weeks at Munson's ranch.
Mrs. ". II. johnson, sister Of Mr.
Harry Lucas, Of this city, died in Oh.
cago last Tuesday Of consumption. Mr.
Lucas has been visiting there for abou
three months.
w. M. Taylor, of the Mimbres, wa
bitten on his thumb by some insect 0
& his ranch about a week ago. When h
l. returned home at night his thumb wa
o somewhat swollen, but he paid little a
2 %tention to the matter for two or thrC
d days when his hand and arm commence
. to swell and become very painful. I
came here Friday morning 10 consult
"a physician in regard 10 the case.
O. s. Gungl and family left Sundl
3 morning for Fort Robinson, Nebrask
IL where the professor is stationed as bar
a. master Of the 9th cavalry band. Durir
,e his stay here he organized the Silver OH
q band and made it the best band silvI
"a City ever had. Although he was doir
,e we'll here, he decided to enlist again
10 b%andmaster, which position he filed I
II a number OF years, having last been Of
1t toned at Fort Bayard, in this Count
He is a well known composer, and h
departure from our midst is regretted