Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-03-27

Capt. N. Cooney spent several days
here and in Deming last week.
W.. II. Jack expects to leave for New
York today.
Mrs. Bennett Is down in Deming visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Ashenfelter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Lee drove in from
the CHA on Saturday.
Felix Ieavick is spending a couple OF
weeks in town before going east again.
Ben Laawell has come in from Mog-
ollon with the intention Of living for a
while in Silver City.
j. @. Berry and Jas. Maddocks desert
ed Georgetown for two or three days
last week TO visit the County seat.
CMrs. Abraham and Miss Schwartz ex-
pect 10 leave here about May LIST for a
three months visit to Germany.
II. j. Hutchinson, a leading and a
shining light in the noble town of Cen
trail, spent Saturday at the "hub."
F. j. Davidson, one Of Pinos Altos
leading business men, drove down to
town on Saturday.
Mike Downs and Harvey Cooley came
IN to town on Saturday before going out
to the Bear Creek round up.
Alex HARRISON left for Iowa on Tues
day last, called home by the news OF his
fathers serious illness.
S. B. Gillett, Esq, arrived home on
Thursday from Santa Fe, where he had
been attending to the ~pardoning OF Per-
fecto Rodrigues.
Aaron Schultz and r. L. Powell start
today to drive over into Arizona to
look after some valuable mining proper
ty which they W in that territory.
J II. Steel has gone to Santa Fe to
live for a while. 1t might be we'll to
add that he has gone voluntarily and
will leave there when he likes.
w. J. Savage, from Canon City, Col.
hes been here for the past week visiting,
his brother, 7. B. Savage and taking a
look at Grant County mines.
Martin Mullen, the popular little MIN
bres ranchman, has been spending a few
days in town under the DOCTORS charge
having n Of his eyes treated.
John Card came down from the Mog-
ollons on Wednesday and is spending
ten days with his family. Hard work
seems to agree with him and he has
quite lost that stately, aldermanic port
illness which formerly distinguished
him.
Miss LudisO Moore, one Of our charm
ing and accomplished young ladies', left
town on Saturday for Pine Cienega
where she will remain till midsummer
in charge Of a school.
Mrs. Louis Abraham left this week or
a visit to Texas. During his wiie's ab.
senoe Mr.. Abraham is fitting up the cor.
ner rooms down stairs IN the Southern
Hotel for their residence.
B. E. Hsmbleton, who lived here last
year, has been appointed special treasu
ry agent with headquarters at FL Paso
His duties will give his friends here tn,
pleasure OF seeing him occasionally
among them.
Henry Carter got back from California
on Friday. The snow was so deep in the
mountains that he was forced to return
to wait here for six weeks or SO till the
passes would be open and the roads be.
come passable.
+. D. Bennett and John 7. Mitchell
came in from Mogollon on Saturday
Mr.. Bennett left for the east on Sunday
and Mr.. Mitchell started back for camp
yesterday.
Herbert Martyr, deputy assessor, and
Chas. App, from Lordsburg, drove into
town on Saturday after a trip through
southern Grant County. Their work is
all completed with the exception Of one
or two important people at Separ who
they will have to make a special trip tC
see again.