Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-11-07


legal trip to the Mimbres last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l. Hewlett, Of the
Mimbres, were in town last week.
John Brockman returned from Santa
re last Friday.
Albert Lindauer, Of Deming, wac in
town Thursday and Friday Of last week.
DR.. Kimball is in the Mogollon u
try.
J. A. Anohets went out to his fathers
ranch, on the Mimbres, last Saturday.
Mrs Jno. Black returned from the east
last Friday.
I. @. Givens, Of Central, was in town
last Saturday.
L. A. Millvin, came over from George
town last weeks.
Thomas Lyons went out TO the ella
last Saturday.
Miss Mary Agee and Miss Stella Jack
son spent Sunday with relatives in the
city.
Attorney Jas @. Gwinn, a legal lumi
nary of Deming, wa a Silver City caller
last week.
w. Q. Porterfield and family are ex-
pected home from their eastern soiourn
about the 18th this month.
W. II. Duke, manager Of the Head a
Hearst ranch, at Apache Teju, was in
Silver City last week.
Capt. j. T. Rabb, of the Mimbres, was
IN town Saturday with a load of fine ap-
Piles from bis ranch.
Gurdon Bradley started for Mogollon
last Saturday morning on his bicycle.
He recently made a very rapid trip to
L%ordsburg on his wheel.
Felix Leavick and Jno. D. Graham came
in from the MogOllons last Wednesday,
and left on the Thursday morning tram
for Denver.
Among the last Of the Worlds fair
visitors was Nathaniel Bell, Of Pinos
Altos, who got back here on Tuesday
night from Chicago.
Capt. William French came in from
the U. S. ranch on Tuesday last to look
after a shipment of cattle and to get
cured Of a severe attack OF the mumps.
King Wade went out on Thursday to
Mogollon, where he has been negotiat-
ing with Mr.. Amber far the purchase OF
the latter's saloon.
T. B. Savage, who made the rich "Sav-
age strike" in the Lake Valley mines
and was afterwards mining at Carlisle,
is now at Cooney.
7. S. Hefin is back in town again
from Albuquerque where he has
been attending the United States court
on important legal business.
Thomas Lyons came in from the White
House last Tuesday and left on the next
morning for Santa Fe In company with
John Brockman.
H. H. Belts went to Santa Fe last
Saturday morning TO attend a meeting
Of the ~penitentIary board. He Will re-
turn tomorrow.
L. A. Sicily, who has been in the
Mogollons for several weeks with his
photographing outfit, returned to Silver
City last Thursday. he reports q good
run Of business.
Mrs. M. E. Conner, for a long time {
teacher in our public schools, but who
recently engaged to teach att Georgetown
has resigned her position at the lstteI
place, and on last Wednesday left for st
Louis, where she will in future reside.
Mrs. R. Il. Speed, who went to Gales
burg Ill, a few weeks ago, is improvnI
rapidly in health, and her many Silve
City friends are anxious for her final res
toration, and early return to her hom'
here.
Mr.. j. Mayheld, who has been VISITING
for some time in Kentucky returned
last Thursday accompanied by his niece
Miss Maggie Meader, who win spend thu
winter in Silver City
Jas. Mullen, for years a practicing at
torney at this place, also publisher o
the SOUTHWEST SENTINEL, has located il
Chicago, when the old law partnership
Of Mullen & Nottingham has been revived
These gentlemen are both kindly cemem
bered by the old residents Of Silver City
Tom Clark, postmaster at Gila, was ia
town last Sunday and Monday, and wen
to the irrigation convention at Deming
this morning with the Silver City dele
CATION.
E. q. Shields, at one time register o
the U. s. land Office at Las Cruces, an,
formerly chief engineer of the s. O., D
& P. r. r has just undergone a sever
surgical operation in st. Louis. MI
Shields had an extensive acquaintance il
this Territory.
John Gully, of London, England, re
gistered at the fremont last Wednesday
and on Thursday went to Black Hawh
in company with J.. H. FtzSimons b
look at some mining property.
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