Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-12-11

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yesterday on busiooas.
Vic. Culborson ca1ro 10 Yesterday
morning from the @. o. 8. ranch.
Baylor Shannon, our popular sheriff.
! elect. came IA from bic Bear Creek rrnch
on Sunday.
]. b. 0ilchfist The genial manager Of
tho s. O q N. r r., came over from
Hanover on Thursday.
Professor and Miso LonQuemare are
expected here from FL Paso within the
next few weeks 10 stay for a short while.
+. r. Wsman, Of she Deming samp-
ling Works, came up from the city Of the
plains last Thursday.
Judge Goliath and his son John, Of
Gold Hin, we're in the city last weak and
left on Monday for their home.
A. H. Nichol drove IN from Burro
Cienega ranch on Sunday night on a
flying business trip.
ODE. Foote has been laid up III during
the last week, but is now out better
again.
Mrs. Tayman and Capt. Pitcher we're
among the visitors in town yesterday
from Fort Bayard.
Genial Bill Knox came in from the
Burros yesterday morning and spent the
day in town.
Mics Nudge, who has been visiting her
brother here for the past two months,
took the train yesterday morning for
Attlca, Kansas.
Mrs. Jas. Shipley returned from Chi
cago last Thursday where she has been
visiting relatives the past few months.
j. T. Murray. one Of Central's young
and energetic business men, paid the
County Seat a visit last Thursday.
N. f. Fleming, one Of our genial ranch
eros from the ella, started for his ranch
yesterday after a two or three days visit
in town.
Lieuts. Brown and Barber rode over
from Fort Bayard. on Sunday and spent
a few hours with US visiting friends.
Miss Kate Thompson spent Friday,
Saturday and part Of Sunday at White
Signal looking after her mining claiml
in that camp.
Chas. G. Bell, esq, our hard working
district attorney, left on Sunday morn
ing's train for Las Cruces, on important
legal business.
Mrp. John Gillett aud children who
have been visiting in the east forNths
past eight months, returned last Satur
day.
b. E. H~ambleton, a popular ex-resi.
dent OF Silver City, arrived here on THU
mornings tram. He will spend a few
days with us.
Rob't Black vent down to Las Cruces
on Sunday to attend meeting Of the
board OF regents Of the Agriculture
college.
Lieut.. H. J.. Price spent wednesda!
night in town saying good-by to BIZ
friends before leaving for Huachucl
where he has gone to take command o
q. company OF his regiment.
Harry Booth is at present il Kansa,
City, and may go into business there
He will probably run down here for a
flying visit in the spring.
Miss Williamson, who wal hurried!
called home some weeks ago by the new
of her mothers illness, is expected bacl
at Fort Bayard this month. Her mother
health is happily re~establshed.
Capt. William French spent Sunday ii
town on bis way back 10 the w. S. ranch
He expects to return here on Saturda,
en- route to attend the Territorial meet
ing Of eattlemen.
W. X. Lloyd, some time clergyman il
, charge OF the Episcopal mission her
and lately in charge Of the Deming par
ish, left the latter place last Saturday Il
take charge of a church in Texas.
+ Geo. Murphey, a cousin OF Eugen
Cosgrove who has been teaching a elias
in elOcution here for some time past, lsl
. town on Sunday morning, having joiner
tho pavton Qtoc7r n.
Q Neils T. Moller, who has traded hi
y Rio Grande valley ranch for Geo. v
Miles town property in Silver City. can
up here on Sunday TO look after bis prof.
erty and is spending a few days with a
Ed. N. Young, our popular probal
8 clerk, is home again from a trip throug
. Texas. While away be met DR.. Stephen
Billy Kane and other old Silver Citizen
all Of whom we're prOspering.
Pete Spence, well known to Old-tim
q Grant County men, was pardoned out
: the Arizona peniteniiary, where he ho
\ been sefying a term for manslaughte
on Thanksgiving eve.
Hon. JAS. s. Fielder, who has been
Las Cruces and sooorro on impoftaI
!, legal business TOR about ton days r
turned last Thursday evening. He lei
again on Monday for a two weeks Wis
! 70 Georgia.
Miss Henrietta Mitchell, one Of Il
charming young ladies who visited Fo.
Bayard q year or two ago, ls ngain Their
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