Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15

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ranch for a few daya
r. @. Clark came up from Demins
yesterday.
o. A. Larrawuy was over from Fort
Bayard last week.
Mrs. j. u. Nudge and Nettio Nudge
have gone TO Kansas.
Thomas Foster was over to Gold Hill
last week.
M. II. Twomey is in Arizona on a bust
moss trip.
Col. Bliss, commanding officer at Fort
Bayard, was in town last Saturday.
d. .R. BrowneIl has moved into the
Swift residence on Bullard street.
Mrs. Perry B. Lady and Mrs. j. J..
Kelly, who are in California, arc expect
cd home about the last Of next week.
Perry B. Lady went 70 Santa re Inst
Sunday morning.
s. B. Gillett has moved his law Office
from Broadway 10 the Pickett building
on Bullard street.
DR.. Blanc is rusticating in the Mogol-
Ions with J.. ). Bell, George Bell, King
Wade and the editor OF the Enterprise.
William Walker recently took several
days to come from Gold Hill to this
place. He came by rail.
J. II. Bragaw was over from George
town last week. He says that the camp
is pretty dull.
d. @. Hobart returned from Chicago
last week. He will return o and re-
main until the close Of the fair.
g. d. Bantz, who has been in attend
ance at the supreme court in Santa Fe,
returned last week.
Col. Pickett went to Colorado from
Santa Fe where he was in attendance at
the supreme court.
10 E. Sheridan, editor of the Enter
prise, is in the Mogollons on a hunting
trip.
P. J. Dodd, who ia working a mine in
Sierra county, will not return home for
several weeks yet,
Mrs, Robert Redding, Of Lone Noun
tain, was quite i'll last week but is con-
siderably better now.
Lieut.. seyburn has gone to Fort Win.
gate and will go from that place to the
Worlds fair.
Miss Maud Carvil, who has been il
California for some months, returned
home yesterday.
Col. Hudson and daughter Mamie
came in on the delayed train yesterds!
morning.
Miss Ross and Miss Black, who have
been visiting in the east and seeing tn,
worlds fair, returned last Sunday.
Services will be held next Sunda.
morning and evening at the E~piscopa
church by Rev. w. K. Lloyd.
Harry w. Lucas, Grand Chancellor o
the Knights of Pythias, paid the Dem
ing lodge an official visit last week.
Rev. Llwyd has gone to Texas to re
side. Services will be held in the Epis
copal church here every other Sunda.
by the pastor Of the church at Deming.
Thomas B. Pheby, of the Mimbre
Consolidated Mining Company at George
town, has been in town for severa
days.
Dick Hudson, who has been agent 70
the Mescalero Indians for about a year
has turned the agency oveI to his sue
cessor and has returned TO this Count.
to reside.
N. Bell was down from Pinos Alto
last Saturday. He thinks that Pine
Altos is about as good camp as there
in New Mexico.
Don: H. Kedzie, editor Of the Western
Liberal, returned to Lordsburg las
week after having paid Silver City quit
an extended visit.
b Mrs. w. L. jackson and Miss Jacl
[ son, who have been visiting relatives 1
the east, returned last Thursday. The
were delayed considerably by the wash
outs on the Santa Fe, being six days o
the road.
Miss Nettis Munson, who has bee.
teaching school at Lordsburg and Pyra
mid, returned home last week. Sh
has been engaged to teach the Lords
burg school for another term.
Frank Wright, city attorney for th.
city, was caught in the washout las
week but he arrived here safely aft'
4 some delay.
4 Miss Mary Pennington, who has bee
Y visiting Miss Gertie Scott Of this cit.
has returned to Deming. Miss SEQ
> accompanied her home.
4 The editor Of the Lordsburg Liber
was here last week during the big foe
3 and when he went home he named 81
yer City anew. He calls il the Venice
New Mexico. Venice is a very pet
y name, thank you.
There was a killing on the afternoo
t Of the 4th inst, near Mowry City. JAG
t Kelsy and j. H. Mcbride have been Ii
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