Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-08-02

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J. B. ouchrist was over from Hanover
Inst week.
W. q BEDDING was in the city last
Saturday.
J. English was down from Pinos Altos
last Sunday.
j. N Upon came in from bis ranch
last Friday
j. A. Harlan, of Riacon, was IN the
city last week.
s. s. Brannan came in from the Sap
clio yesterday.
OurdOn Bradley was over to Lords
burg last week.
P. Kirkgarde was in from the Mogo-
lions last week.
William WOODBURY., Of Deming, was in
town yesterday
Lum Hall arrived from Albuquerque
Sunday evening.
Fred Harrison left for the Mogollon
country last Friday.
John j. Bell has returned from an out
ing in the mountains.
George Woods was in from the ella
Hot Springs last week.
Col Martin has returned from q trip
to the ella Hot Springs.
A.. j. Pierce was in the Mogollons last
week. He returned Friday.
Prescott Allen was in from his Wal
nut Springs ranch yesterday.
Miss Minnie Harmon left yesterday for
Kansas, where she viii reside.
E. s. Strauss, of st. Louis, registered
at the Thinner last Wednesday.
Col H. L. Pickett has gone to Santa
Fe to attend the supreme court.
W.. G. Ogle, Of Albuquerque, Is in the
city. He is selling school furniture.
r.. E. Sheridan, who has been out at
the ella Hot springs, returned last week,
II. E. Muse, who has been out to Bald
Mountain for two weeks, came in Sunday.
G. H.. Dane, who has been in the East
for several weeks, has returned to Dem
ing.
G. G. Houck, Of Leadville, Colo, was
out prospecting with Hank Dorsey last
week.
II. H. Hatch, with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
was among the arrivals at the Thinner
last week.
DR.. E.. L. Stephens, who has been out
at the ella Hot springs catching trout,
has returned.
Ed Price, who is a partner of A. G
Draper at La Junta, Colo, was in the
city last week.
Jane s Demarest, one of the we'll known
miners of the Pinos Altos district, wasi in
the city last week.
Robert Redding was over from Lone
Mountain yesterday. He is not betting
on Harrison this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heflin, Mrs. Gilbert, Miss
Carvil and Bert Gilbert, have returned
from a trip to the mountains.
W. N. Taylor, who came here to be
treated for the bite of a poisonous insect
returned to his ranch last week.
Fred Hanson, Of Chicago,and L. Meyer
of New Orleans, were among the com.
mercial men registered at the Thinner
last week.
G. d. Bantz returned from the ella
Hot Springs last week. He was out
there catching trout and having a good
time generally.
Mrs. A. J. Loomis has returned from q
visit to her parents at Fort Smith, Ark
Her sister, Miss Emma Williams, re-
turned with her.
James Head, who resides on the ella
was in the city yesterday. There have
been heavy rains n that section recently
and feed has a good start.
Otto Arnold, who has been agent fol
the Santa Fe railroad company here fol
several years, will take a vacation thii
summer. Agent Nudge, of Rtncon, il
here to take his place.
The Elegant Restaurant changed pro
p~rietors yesterday.
A photograph is in full blast in the
Broadway Hotel building.
Since the departure Of Prof. Gung1
Verne Brado has been leader of the Sill
yer City Band
The road from Eckles' canon to Har
pers is washed QUE 80 that it is impassa
BILE, and it will require a great deal o
work to get it in good condition again.
The June frost did not damage corr
on the CHA so much as was feared
Since the frost a good growth has beer
made, and there will be a fair crop.
A large cellar is being dug under tn,
store occupied by Gillett & Son. Whel
the contemplated improvement are com
pleted on the building, Gillett & Sol
win have the best appointed grocer.
, store in Grant County.
Z Residents Of Grant County do not az
; pear to be very much interested in tn
? Territorial fair TO be held at AlbuqueI
' que next month. This County coul
, make as good an exhibit as any count
in the Territory, and it ought to b
made. There is no time TO be lost.
George W. Miles, superintendent O
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