Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-09

INTO tne Eotueu TOW
Cesario Flores, an old timer Of Silver
City, died last Saturday morning.
Sheriff Lard was a passenger on the
southbound train last Saturday.
A. H.. Harllee is gradually recovering
from his recent severe illness
Victor Culbertson was in from the
Sapello last week.
W. A. Grade, with his family, left for
Los Angeles, last Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Booth we're over from Fort
Bnyard on Saturday.
Mrs. Posey is at home again after a
months visit in Chicago.
w. d. Duke, ye popular ranchero from
Apache Teiu, is in town.
Mrs. Idus l. Fielder is confined to her
Don with IN attack Of grip.
Mrs. Oh. Foote is visiting her mother
in Albuquerque.
Master Vallie Rosenberg has just re-
covered from an attack Of the mumps.
Mrs. j. w. Carter has been confined to
the house for some days with a sharp
attack Of the grip.
Sam McAnich, the popular bookkeep-
or in the Silver National Bank, has been
quite seriously i'll for the past few days.
1. Wormser was one OF the prominent
Deming people who has been visiting
the County seat in thepast few days.
B. F. Gooch, stock and ranchman on
the Mimbres, was in town last week
with a load Of fine apples.
DR.. Williams was chosen County ply
stefan at the recent session of the board
of County commissioners.
Arthur Nichol and ]. Douglas Smith
went out to Burro Cienega last Wednes-
day morning.
J. H. Nudge and AL. Hood, with their
families, have moved into the Booth
residence vacated by Geo. H. Utter.
Geo. Foote has recovered from his re-
cent illness, and 10 much reduced in
weight.
A. H. Lawrence and wife, Of Kings
ton, registered at the fremont last
Thursday.
Mr.. Merchant, who was a guest Of W.
II. Jack, attended the club dance last
Friday night.
Harry Bennett has severed his connec-
ton with the Deming Headlight and
gone to his home in Las Cruces.
James Morris, one of the stalwart
men from the Mogollons, 10 making a
stay in town.
Hon. I. s. Hefin has gone east and
before returning will visit in Virginia
and accompany Mrs. Heflin home.
]. NJ. Wiley and Geo. Bell went out to
the Burro mountains last Saturday for
a few days hunt.
Hon. G. D. Bantz was in Las Cruces
last week looking after the %mandamus
proceedings against Superintendent
Thielmann.
Or. Kennon, who has been closely con-
fined at the Sisters hospital for some
weeks with a combination Of ailments.
is eonvalescing.
". T. Topham is slowly regaining his
health at the Grant County Hospital
and hopes Don to be ready for business
again.
s. M. Ashenfelter, Sig. Lindauer
Frank Thurmond and Col. McGrorty
were up from Deming last week.
William Brahm, who has been confined
to the house for a few days with ar
attack of pneumonia, is on his spins
again.
Isaac Siggins and G. F. Elliot left fol
the mid-winter fair at San Francisco
last Friday morning, and will be absent
about two months.
Ed s. Millilan, relative Of Elmer
Young who was recently murdered il
Silver Creek, passed through this cit!
Saturday on his way to Canon City, Col
orado.
w. deH. Washington, a former socia
t~avorite Of Silver City, has turned "pro
lessor" and is now assisting Mr.. Ian
drum in giving instructions in stripping
the light fantastic" At present the,
have classes at Phoenix and Tempe, Ari
iona.
]. Douglas Smith, who is nowl STOP
ping at Burro Cienega was in town las
week and paid this Office a very pleasant
call A reporter Of this paper aoknowl
edges the receipt, from that gentleman
of two handsome gem stones from hi
own mines.
To the ladies: Say, what has becomI
OF your "asntlemen's benefit" entertain
mentS We S-e all on the qui viye, "don'
you know" and since our "benefts" ar
, about as rare as hens teeth, we are be
/ coming not a little impatient.
Mr.. Andersons an agent Of the interio
department, rs travelling through Gran
County, examining the timber cultur
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