Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-07-25

T. +. Convoy was in socorro last week
on legal business.
A. Abraham was over to Central last
week with his phonograph.
Col. s. P. Carpenter was in the city
last Friday.
Albert Schultz, Of Ell Paso, was in the
city last week.
H. Fitzsimmons was in from Black
Hawk last week.
Mrs. Posey went as far as Deming with
Mrs. Davenport last Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Potion has been seriously
i'll but is getting better.
Mrs. A. G. Hood and children left for
Denver yesterday to visit her parents.
Miss Mary Pennington is visiting Miss
Gertrude Scott.
James l. Fielder and William Walker
were v e to Gold Hill last week.
@ W. f. schmidle is in town from the
Burros.
Superintendent Thielman was over to
Lordsburg last week on school business.
R. G. Clark was up from Deming last
week on business connected with the
First National Bank.
Fl. j. LOOMS, who has been in the
office Of U. S. Marshal Hall, at Santa Fe,
was here last week.
Thomas B. Pheby, Of the Mimbres
Consolidated Mining Company, was in
El Paso last week.
S. H.. Newman, the FL Paso life insur-
ance agent, has been in the city for sew
eral days.
". G. Warning went east last Saturday
morning. He expects to be absent for
some months.
A. H. Macdonald went down to Dem
ing on Saturday morning to look after
the interests OF this paper.
Frank Thurmond, who has been here
for sumo days, returned to Deming last
Saturday.
Capt. Bulls has gone to Santa Fe to
take charge OF the Indian agency to
which he was recently appointed.
Thomas S. HeAin, James L. Fielder
and Col. Pickett went to Las Cruces yes
terday on legal business.
Baylor Shannon made a flying trip to
Deming last week to see his brother, @.
NJ. Shannon.
Mrs. Charles I. Davenport has gone to
the state of Washington to reside. She
will be sadly missed by her friends here.
Mrs. H. Rosenberg, who has been Wis
iting in California for some time, has re-
turned. She expects to go east soon.
H. W. Loomis, chief deputy under
United States Marshal Hall, came down
from Santa Fe last Sunday. He will re-
turn 10
Rev. Lloyd, Of Deming, and Rev.
Llvyd, of this place, we're out in the
mountains beyond Pinos Altos last week
taking in the mountain scenery.
Ike Holman has accepted a position
in the dry goods store OF Henry Rosen-
berg. He will manage the business
while Mr.. Rosenberg is in the east.
Harry W. Lucas, who is visiting the
lodges Of the Knights Of Pythias 10 the
Territory, was in Santa Fe the last of
last week.
Felix Leavick, of the Confidence Min
ing Company, returned to Denver last
week. He intended to go out to Silver
Creek but important business called him
to Denver.
A. II. Harllee has returned from Las
Cruces where he has been attending to
the suit brought by the County commits
sioners against Lockhart. He is justly
proud Of his victory in the case.
Robert Black, of Lordsburg, who has
just completed a term in the Territorial
~penitentiary, has had his rights of citi-
zeuship restored by a pardon from the
Governor.
Mrs. G. M. Shannon, who has been
visiting Miss Conway, has gone to join
her husband. He was expected here
last week but was unable to come on ac-
count Of making preparations to take pos
session Of the ofico of collector Of inter
nal yen for the district Of New Mex
leo and Arizona.
Henry Rosenberg went to Deming
Sunday morning to meet Mrs. Rosen-
berg and expected to return Sunday af-
ternoon, but the Southern Pacific train
wa delayed by a washout and did not
arrive at Deming until after the train
for Silver City had gone. They came up
yesterday.
The merchants in this section Of coun-
try are not laying in very heavy stocks Of
good just now. II is estimated that over
100000 worth of orders for goods