Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-08-14

Lieut.. jerks is expected here about
October let.
Geo. w. Miles got back from Santa Re
on Wednesday.
M. II. Frame has taken the train on
the 8. O. q N. road.
Miss Mamie Rose returned on Friday
from a visit at Gold Hill.
Mrs. Owens and family drove over
from the post yesterday.
Frank Thurmond has gone to Detroit,
Michy on a two months trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenberg and family
returned from their visit east
DR.. win 4. williams is at home again
looking after his numerous patients.
7. F. Conway and Ed Young visited
w. n. Duke at Apache Teio on Sunday
j. w. Foster, n OF Deming's stalwart
democ came in on last nights tram.
Mrs. w. L. jackson returned home on
Wednesday from a lengthy visit at Ros-
we'll.
Alva Mason, one Of the luckiest old
timers in Pinoa Altos, was down here on
Saturday.
Judge w. NJ. Pofteraeld and 10 Por-
terrified are camping out near the Gila
hot springs.
q. L. Clapp, the able surveyor of the
Mimbres irrigation ditch, came up from
Hudson's yesterday.
Lieut.. J. /. Brown was over from Fort
Bayard OF Saturday and called on q
number Of his friends.
Andrew Wiley, whose reputation
stands high as q mill man, is now super
intendent Of the Sheridan mill.
W.. Rivers took Fridays coach for
Mogollon, where he has taken a place in
the Little Fannie compeny's mill.
William Murray, the rising merchant
OF Central, left that town on a business
trip to Ration and Trinidad on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker and family
are expected home from their visit East
at the end Of this week or the beginning
OF next.
Miss Frances OFT expects TO leave in
about three weeks for Hillsboro where
she has again been appointed school
teacher.
H. Maynard Sewers and Ed. B. Sewers.
came in from the aluminium camp on the
ella last Tuesday and stayed here till
Thursday.
Mrs. j. M. Fritter and children re-
turned last week from Los Angeles,
where they have been ~soiourning for
several months
Prof. Selby, the new principal Of the
Normal school, and Mrs. selby arrived
here on Wednesday to make silver City
their future home.
W. d. Duke, the popular manager Of
the Hagein & Hearst ranches, Grove q
spanking four mule team in from Apache
Teio yesterday morning.
w. H. Jack arrived here on Friday
after several weeks hard work in Colfax
county, and went on out to Oak Grove
and the ella yesterday.
Felix Leavick, the affable manager Of
the famous Confidence mine, spent a
couple days in town and started out to
the mine on Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton returned to their
ranch on the Sapello last Friday. They
we're accompanied by Miss Edith Thomp-
son who will remain there for a week or
two.
r. J. Clark came up from Deming on
Thursday and spent q couple Of days
here. There was a called meeting Of the
Owl club every night during his stay in
town.
Mrs. Tayman, one Of the most attract
i've members Of Fort Bayard's pleasant
society, passed through here on satur-
day morning on a visit Of several months
duration TO the East.
John D. Bail, 10 q. Sheridan, Robert
Black and Richard Hudson all went up
to Santa Fe on Friday. Judge Bail 70
attend the republican central committee
meeting, and the others to pull the wires.
Q. G. Bell, Esq, left on Friday for
Santa Fe 70 attend the meeting OF the
Territorial democratic central commit
tee, Of which be is a member. Mr.. Boil
took with him the proxies Of Major
Fleming and Mr.. Boone, neither Of whom
we're able to attend.
Tom Holman, ex-probate judge Of
Grant County, arrived home on Friday
evening. Mr., Holman Is an old ex-Union
soldier and has been living az the
soldiers home near Los Angeles for some
months past, but having received an in
crease Of pension under the present dem
%ocratic administration he has reioined
his family. During his absence he has
lost health; in addition 70 the troubles
from which be previously suffered be
has now lost the use Of his tongue and is
hardly able TO speak.
Letter List.
The following ia a list Of the uncalIed
for letters now held In the Silver City
p~oatofico. Auouat IA. 1924.