Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-03


W. E. Niece, Of Hanover, was at the
hub last week.
Capt. Adams, OF Fort Bayard, is going
east soon on a recruiting detail.
L. O. Parker went out TO the Mogol-
Ions last week to visit Capt. French.
Chris. Reich has returned from the
Worlds fair.
A. B. Laird returned to the city on
Friday nights delayed train.
A. w. Potter, Of the upper Numbers
was in the city Saturday on business.
Mrs. o. E. Colby will return from
the east in about two weeks.
@. P. Crawford has gone to Oregon on a
business trip and win DO absent several
weeks.
Master Rush Muse began an appren-
tceship IN the SOUTHWEST SENTINEL
Office last week.
A. H. Harllee returned from Las Cru.
ces last Friday where he had been on
legal business before Judge Fail.
Mrs. Irwin, who vent to Mount Eagle,
Tenn, about two months ago, has re-
turned, much improved in health.
Mrs. Lettie Morrill, and son Charlie,
who have been spending the summer IN
the east, have returned to the city.
L. A. Stabb, Of New York, son Of Mrs.
Fannie Stabb, owner of the Thinner
House, is in the city.
Syl Gamblin, of the Mogollons has
gone to GAINESVILLE, Texas, and Madam
Rumor has it that he may returA in
double harness
DR.. G. N. Wood and family are now
domiciled in the neat little residence
which the doctor recently purchased Of
Mr.. Mathews.
E. M. Hough, who is interested in the
placers on Bear creek, left for his home
in Chicago yesterday. He will return to
Silver City Don
Verne L. Brado has composed a bril-
liant little gavotte, entitled "Alicia," ar
ranged for the piano, and dedicated to
Miss Alice Bailey.
Louis and Abe Abrahams have gone to
San Francisco, where they hope TO find
times sufficiently good to warrant them
in taking up their residence there.
DR.. G. A. Hughes, who left here a few
days ago, has located in Guthrie, Oklo-
homa. DR.. Williams sent his dental in
struments to him last Thursday.
Frank Stephens and w. G. Watson, of
Pinos Altos, Will devote a few weeks to
sight seeing at the Worlds fair. They
started for the white city last week.
Willie Gillett and wife arrived from
Eureka, Kansas, last Tuesday evening,
and have taken up their residence with
Mr.. Gillett's parents for the present.
They expect soon to go to housekeeping.
j. H. Nudge, genial station agent
has returned from his eastern trip. He
brought Mrs. Nudge with him as far
as La Junta, Col, where she will
remain with friends fora few days.
H. H. Belts went to Santa Fe last Sun
day morning where he will sit with
the board of penitentiary commissioners,
of which he is a member, for the pur-
pose Of letting Territorial contracts for
the ensuing SIX months.
Con Nolan, who has been on an ex-
tended trip through the south and west
in search Of a business location, returned
last week under tho conviction that
Silver City is the colorado OF Uncle
Sans domain.
P. L. Buquor has closed his barber
and repair shop on Main street and will
leave for Oakland, California, with his
family about the 10th of this month.
AIRS. Bennett, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Moore, for about
two months, left for her home in Spring
field, Missouri, last Saturday morning,
Mrs. W. NJ. Raymond, who has been
spending a few days in the city, left for
Nogales on Saturdays train. She goes
to instruct a class in dancing at that
place.
AT. Weunsch, a mining expert from
Denver, arrived from Mogollon last Sat
urday and left for his home on Sunday
morning.
W. @. Davenport, of Carlisle, is in the
city to receive the final payment on the
Raln-in-the- Face mill which has been
moved from East Camp and is now
being put up in Pinos Altos.
District Attorney Ancbeta is in at
tendance at a session Of the county com
missioners of Sierra county at Hillsboro.
He will be absent several days.
Mrs. w. II. Williams, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Loomis,
for the past two months, left for her
home in Fort Smith, Ark, last Saturday.
Mrs. Williams is a most estimable lady
and a former resident OF this city.
The genial c~ountenance OF J. b Farley
was seen upon our streets last week.
Mr.. Farley was at one time an attaohe Of
the A. 4. & S. r. company In this Terri