Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-26

Don't forget that Silver City will
spread tho eagle 10 royal ety. e on the 4th
Of July.
l. A. Skelly has rented the room on
Broadway, formerly occupied BY Hands
nssay Office, to g Chinaman who will open
q restaurant there soon.
There is a camping party on the MIN
bres among whom Misses Alice Bailey,
Lillian Sheridan and Belle Gaddis, Of
this city, are numbered.
Mrs. 9. Bennett has a g%eranium
which Is twenty years old and is to all
appearance Us vigorous as when but two
years Of age. Il Is a magnificent speci-
men n a free sloomer.
Mrs. Eugene Coegrove entertained
about sixty children last Thursday after
o The little folks ro,nped and play
ed games with all the mirlh and v%ivacit,
Of their happy little souls, and at SIX
o'clock they were served with pleasing
light rsfreehments.
Rev. W. X. Lloyd, OF the Episcopal
church IN Dsming, was united in mar
riage TO Miss Olive Moreland, Of Hills.
bOro, On Wednesday, June Doth. After
a short wedding trip into Mexicp, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd will go to Deming to
make their home, occupying rooms at
the Bristol residence.
George w. Leerlgnt has purchased an
interest 10 the grocery store Of Wesley
Cox, on Spring street, and the firm is
nav Cox & Leeright. Mr.. LeerIght is an
old MurphysbOrO boy but has recently
returned from Silver City, N. Nj, where
he WA connected with an bot
thing business. He will add 10 the pop
ulRrity OF the stOre.-Murphysboro, (Ill.)
Daily Independent.
The many friends OF Mr.. Leeright will
read with pleasure the above item OF
news.
o. G. Hinnman, Al Hood and Ed
Young had a line time fishing ia Dry
Greek, and would not have objected "a
walking a portion OF the way home il the
driver had not intlmated that they ought
TO help carry ia one Of the horses. That
was too much, ~ they held y cOnsulta.
ton and concluded to leave the team and
"hoOf II" The boys we're about peiered
out when overtaken by a good Samaritan
who took them in and delivered them &c
the bosOms Of their families.
A party Of our society people, consist.
ing Of fourteen couples, chaperoned by
NJ. 10 E. Sheridan, drove out to Mr.
Ernest's place last Monday night for :
moonlight dance. They carried then
music with them. The party arrived al
half past eight, when the large platform
was at once prepared for dancing. Al
midnight supper was served IN that ele
giant style peculiar to the genial old gen
tleman who acted in the dual role o
host and caterer. At three o'clock tn,
dance concluded and in the gray dawI
Of the morning a most delightful driv,
homewsrd was enjoyed. 1t is probabl,
that during the next full moon another
party will be made. There is no bette
place near here for a thoroughly goo,
time than at Ernst's, for he understand,
how to provide such entertainment a
his guests most appreciate.
In connection with the program o
exercises which will be observed in Silve
City on the 4ih Of July. We publish
complete roster Of The various cummit
tees who will have the entertainment il
charge. Thus It will be seen that tn
celebration ls an assured thing and tina
the program, winch is a good one, will b
carried QUIT the letter. A sufficient fun,
has been subscribed by our business me
to defray all expenses and pay prizes :
the fortunate When times ar
% hard and money so scarce the pruiec
"a at first looked upon by some with
slight degree Of disapproval. but when
WIS considered that the patriotism Of IN
American citizen rises TO such a dekre
about once n year that IL can no longe
be confined, it wal beemed ADVISABLE {
furnish appropriate neal for escap'
, The committee 10 charge OF the race
! will give all Information needed in regar
! thereto upon application. Silver Cit
has yet disappointed her guest
and you may he sure she will not do 8
this year. So come and join US in tn
exercises and have a glOIiously goo
time.
NlnIng ana Milling.