Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-03-13

A. B. Laird went down to Demlue
Last Friday morning.
Mike Ross came mp from Deming last
week.
Hon. Baylor Shannon was 10 town
last week on commissioner business.
Lieut.. Ducat came over from Fort
Bayard last Friday.
Lieut.. Price, Of Fort Bayard, was a
Silver City caller last Wednesday.
Herbert Martyr has gone out on an
assessing trip through the County.
Vic Culbertson was 10 from the Sapsllo
last Sunday and Monday.
H. II. Belts returned from Santa Re
last Tuesday.
WIN. swancoat was in from Hanover
last Saturday.
J. w. Fleming was in Deming last
week.
J. @ Cureton was in from the Min
bres last week.
The family Of Aaron Schultz have re-
turned from their visit east.
Harry Bennett has accepted a position
IN 40 insurance Office at Albuquerque.
DR.. Sewers, of the ella, wa. in town
last week on business connected with
the extensive alum mines at that place.
Mrs. Julia Black, pr~opriotress Of the
Broadway hotel, will 20 to California
where she will remain for a few months.
Mrs. Schroyer, mother OF Verne L.
Brado, viii return to Chicago to live next
Thursday.
W. @. Porterield went to the Midwin-
ter fair yesterday. He will be gone sew
eral weeks.
j. w. PorteVield, a travelling represen-
tative Of the extensive Meyer Bros. drug
firm, and brother of W. c. and NJ. w.
Porterield, is visiting in the city.
Jacob, Lyman and Sam Abraham came
over from Clifton, Arizona, last Friday
to attend the funeral Of their father and
returned on Monday mornings tram.
Miss Maude Knucky has returned to
her home in Georgetown, after a pleas
ant visit in the city, the guest of Miss
I9da Mcintosh.
G. A. Laraway, a prominent ranch
man near Fort Bsyard, paid the soUrH-
WEST SENTINEL an agreeable call last
Wednesday.
A. d. Mckenzie has returned from
Canon City, Col, and gone out to Silver
Creek. He is one Of the principal own.
ers OF the Deep Down mine at the latter
place.
Mss Francis OFT completed a success
full five months term Of school at Hills
borough last week and has returned tC
her home in this city.
Frank Jones left on a trip through
the western part Of the County last
week. He will be gore several week.
and will visit Solomonville, Arizona, be
fore returning.
Rev. BovRrd, d. D., superintendent Of
the Methodist mission work in this dis
trict, delivered two very interesting ser
mons at the M. e. church in this city
last Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. H. L. Cakes, who has been ID
poor health for several months, has gon,
to Las Vegas, accompanied by her chill
dren and sister, Miss Carrie Sparks, t.
remain for some time under the pater
nal roof. The many friends Of Mrs
Cakes hope for her speedy recovery and
safe return to Silver City.
c. K. Simonds, a prominent citizen o
Fort Scott, Kansas, was called to thii
city last Tuesday, to attend the bedsid
of a very sick son, supposed to be in tn
last stages OF consumption. However
he improved 80 much that on last Fri
day ne started for home with his father
Hon. Robert Black went TO Las CruceI
last Saturday morning to attend a meet
ing Of the state board Of regents OF tn,
Agricultural College. Among other i'm
p%ortant business to come before til
board will be the election of a president
Mrs. Belle Smith aud daughter, VIII.
have been visiting DIR. and Mrs. Whit
10 this city for several weeks, returned
10 their home in Audubon, Iowa, thil
morning. Mrs. Smith is a delightful
lady and made hosts Of friends durinI
her brief stay among us, WHO Fegre
that she could not remain longer. Mn
White accompanied her sister, and vii
be absent several weeks.
Mrs. +. ". Armstrong, who has bee.
a guest OF her brother aud sister, judy
and Mrs. Bantz, in this city, for a fey
weeks, returned to.her home in st, Lou
yesterday morning, accompanied BY be
little daughter. Mrs. Armstrong was
central figure IN Silver CIty's gay sOcist.
circles during her visit, and her earl
return to us would be much appreciates
by her many admiring friends.
Billy Beale tells a very pathetic stor
about his wanderlngs In the wilds O
Demlng last week and how he was final