Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-07-18

Miss Emma Roberts has gone to Iii
nois.
c. A. Larraway was in the city last
Saturday.
M. II. Twomey was in from Black
Hawk last week.
Herbert Martyr is in the the city for a
few days.
Rev. Fitch held services at Central
last Sunday afternoon.
Thomas S. HeAin was down to Las
Cruces last week.
Joe Williams was down from Pinos
Altos last week.
King Wade came down from the Mog-
ollons last week.
Miss Mary OFT visited Brockman's
ranch on the Mimbres last week.
William woodburn came up from
Deming last Sunday afternoon.
Frank Andrews and wife, Of Kingston,
went out to Bear Creek last week.
Judge CHM who has been III for some
time is again on the streets.
Judge Bal was at Las Cruces last
week on legal business.
Mrs. A. G. Hood who has been in for
some time win go TO Denver this week.
Rev. Bovsrd, of Albuquerque, held
services in the Methodist church here
last Sunday.
Thomas Foster went over to Gold Hill
last week to start the Standard mill on
custom ore.
Harry Lucas went to Hillsborough last
week on business connected with the
Knightso Of Pythias.
Thos. B. Pheby, Of the Mimbres Con-
solidated Mining Company, went to Gold
Hill last week.
Mrs. w. @. Porterfeld went east on a
visit last week. She will visit the
Worlds fair before she returns.
Felix Leavick arrived from Denver
last Wednesday and will go out to the
Mogollons this week.
Mrs. A. M. Little was here several
days last week. She had business before
the commissioners.
Mrs. w. T. Thornton who has been
visiting Miss Conway returned to Santa
Fe last Sunday morning.
Prof. and Mrs. Decker have gone to
the ella hot springs to be absent about
ten days.
Mrs. H. Rosenberg who has been visit
ing in California is expected home in a
few days.
MISS NJ. r. Koehler has gone east to
see the Worlds Fair. She will be absent
several weeks.
Mrs. o. S. Warren was over to George
town last Wednesday looking at the
RUNS made by the fire there last week.
Col. Burdick was here last week trying
to explain why the raise on his stock
made by the County commissioner
should not be sustained.
Col. Bennett, of the Colonial Mining
Company, at Silver Creek, was down
last week. He thinks there is a great
future for the Mogollon country.
A. H. Harllee and J. A. Ancheta we're
down to Las Cruces last week looking
after the interests Of the County IN the
case against ex-Sherif Lockhart.
Misses May and Jettie Gaddis have
gone to the Worlds Fair but they will
be back in time to resume their duties
as teachers at the beginning Of the next
term Of school.
John Duncan, of the San Simon Cat
tie Company, was in the city last week.
He came to see the County commission
ers about the raise in the assessment Of
the san Simon Company's stock.
Rev. Llwyd, pastor. of the Episcopal
church here, expects to leave about the
first Of next month. Services will be
held once in two weeks by the pastor Of
the Deming church.
w. H. Donaldson, Of the Jim stock
company, was in attendance at the meet
ing Of the board Of County commission
ers last week. He thinks the raise made
by the commissioners was unjust.
John S. Swift and family have gone To
st. Louis where they will reside in the
future. Mr.. Swift has purchased an in.
terest in a big hardware business in st
Louis.
Charles M. Shannon who was recently
appointed collector Of internal revenue
for New Mexico and Arizona is expected
here this week. Mrs. Shannon has been
visiting here for two weeks.
William Marble and W. H.. Small
were over from Lordsburg last week on
school business. At the recent election
for school directors Mr.. Marble was
elected n Of the directors IN the Lords
burg district, but it seems that he failed
to file his oath OF Office in the Office Of
the County superintendent as required
by law and n Of the members Of the
board has protested against Mr.. Marble
serving on the board. The case will be
decided soon.
For a week past George d. Jones has