Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-05-22

Marshal Cantley had official business
in Trinidad, Col, and intermediate
points, last week.
H. J. Hutchinson, one OF the best men
In the thriving little town Of Central,
vas 10 town last Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Steele and her mother,
Mrs. Nichols, are visiting friends in
Iowa.
Miss Susie Adair, postmistress at Pr
noe Altos, was in the city shopping last
week.
John NJ. Wiley and Jas. Harvey spent
several days at the Hudson hot springs
last week.
Henry Rosenberg started for New York
last Sunday. He expects to be absent
about two months.
s. S. Brannin, chairman Of the board
Of County commissioners was in from the
Sapello last week.
Mrs. DR.. White returned last Friday
from a two months visit among relatives
in Audubon, Iowa.
G. F. shelton, who has beer attending
court in Socorro, passed through this
city yesterday on the way to his home
ia Cooney.
j. d. Lee, who met with a serious ac-
cident near Mogollon, recently, an &c
count OF which was given in this paper,
was in town last week.
Capt. William French, OF the w. S.
ranch, who recently made a large sale
of cattle TO Merchant & Son, has gone
to Los Angeles, on a business trip.
". II. Morrow has gone to Mogollon to
tell the good citizens OF that enterprisinR
camp what he knws about the best in.
s%urance company on earth.
Harry Booth. tho postmaster at Fort
Bayard, general merchant ut Central, q
thoroughbred, and an all around gentle
man, came over to tho hub last Saturday
Mr.. John A. SPHINX, who Is teaching
summer term Of school at Hansberg, wa,
in town last week and paid the SOUTH
WEST SENTINEL an agreeable call.
Jas. Mullen, a former old citizen anC
attorney and at one time editor Of tn,
New Southwest, is now located at 10
La Sale Street, Chicago, where he /
practicing law.
j. Master Clarence Link 10 now carryinI
his arm in "A sling. He had the mistoI
tune to fall and fracture it while playin
last week.
n Mr.. and Mrs. q. P. Rosecrans wer
called last week to the bedside OF Mr.
Rosecrans' father, who is dangerousl
"a III at bis home IN Sierra county, Califol
II MIA.
Hon. j. ". Fleming wal in the NORTH
ern part of the Territory last week .
q business connected with his new ofiC
nj Of mine inspector.
Mrs. David Abraham and Miss MINI
Schwartz called for Hamberg, German.
last Thursday. They will make the vol
age in about nine days.
LOUIS Aultman, Of Deming, who d
Of slres the nomination for the Office
'' probate clerk at the hands OF the r
publican party of this County, was
f-... l..e w-nob a.. H4fllfuft..N
is Frank w. Smith, OF Las Cruces, geu
~ raj manager OF the Rlo Mimbres Irrig
ton Company, and a gentleman Of fl
social and business qualities, was
town last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mabel Gilbert returned from h
he extended visit to California last Thur
as day, and Gu(es)s who was the most d
lighted to see her, Mr.. and MIS-. Glide
or her large circle Of friends?
,s. Mrs. Breckenridge, mother Of NJ.
Jas. Carter. who has been attending d
bedside Of her daughter during her
cent severe illness, has returned TO h
home in 81 Louis. Mrs Breckenrd
- will pay US another visit as soon rs CO
" v%enient.
Mrs. Bantz, mother nj Hon. eide
% D., who spent the winter 10 his Gil
~ returned to her ST. Louis home Ia
week. Mrs. Bautz is a lovely old la
and she endeared herself 10 all who h
OF the pleasure Of forming her ncquaiI
lie anee. II IL hoped that she may Rga
return at no distant day.
Mrs. j. w. Fayman. sister Of Hon
10 S. Fielder, is visiting in the city fol
eir few days. Mrs. Fuyman, who former
he lived ~ Deming, and was favorbly kno,
.te here as Miss May Fielder, is now a re
dent OF Los Angeles. California, and
en- route TO her childhood home IN &c,
gia. Mrs Fayman is an accomplish
"A musician and delighted a small par
!, Of friends at the Southern pHTlors Il
ne Friday night and Sunday afternoon wi
her raro aud cultivated soprano vol