Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-10

kNhoONANs
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Schultz paid q
70 Fl paso last week.
Thos Lyons aud Dr. Barron came 10
on "Wednesday from the Red Barn.
Nathaniel Ben. Esq. paid ono Of bic
frequent visits 70 Silver City on satur-
day.
Or Williams i expected home from
his eastern trip between the 10Th and
2Oth.
Mfyund Mrs M Fleming came in on
ThuAday from their fine ranch on the
CHA
Frank Reed, a nephew OF Yves Wolty,
arrived hero last week from Eureka,
Kaa.
DR.. Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Dawson Of Hanover spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Gertrude Scott spent Sunday in
town, and returned to her school at Han
over that evening.
Miss Mildred Brahm 10 home for the
holidays from separ, where sho has
been teaching school.
Mrs. William Gilett arrived here on
Thursday from Eureka, Kansas, accom-
panied BY her brother.
William. the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Foster, is suffering from a
sharp attack Of ~tonsilitis.
Reese Herndon went out with Vic
Culberson on Friday 70 rusticate In the
mountains for a few days.
d. r. Brownoll, the afable proprietor
Of the Southern Hotel, ia out in the
Mogollon country on a visit.
Mrs. Ella Kuns, sister Of Mrs, NJ.
Fleming, arrived here on Friday. She
IS spending a week with her sister en-
route to Kansas.
A. H. Nichol aud Harry Classen drvoe
out Of town on Saturday morning for
Lordsburg. Harry may never return
here as a bachelor. but arturo" will
probably spend the holidays II town.
r. P. Hart left on Saturday mornings
train for Lcrdsburg to complete the
gather and sale Of the remnant Of bis
horse herd. He will probably spend
Christmas here before finally leaving
New Mexico.
Tom Rose, an old-time Silver City boy
was here last week on a visit to the old
home. Mr.. Rose has risen to the po-
sition Of yardmaster Of the M. K. s. 7
RAILROAD at Waco. He left yesterday for
Texas, and expects to come back in
April to leave his wife and two children
here for the summer.
The biggest audience that ever greeted
a travelling company here was in Nor.
rill's Opera House on Wednesday even,
ing to boar Bowman & Young's minstrels
/ The performance was a f~rst-class Niger
minstrel and variety show, but wal
r spoiled by a deal Of pronounced vulgar
, ity. The house was so we'll filed thai
giThe manager decided to remain foi
1 another night, when a fairly good au
dience was present, many people wh'
would have gone a second time remain
ing away, they said, on account of th'
wholly unnecessarysvulgarity The con
tortionist WAS rs good in his line as wa
ever seen on a stage or in q circus; tn
I, drum mayors play with his baton was
wonderfully good piece Of work; tn
: leading tenor appeared to have a reall
good voice but was suffering from hoarse
ness, as were several Of the other singers
the dancing (of which there was q grea
deaD was first class; the endmen's joke
were good, most OF them being Of cours
OF "the fine, old, crusted" variety, but
T. few new ones we're s~prinkled in;the ban
Q played pleasingly, the costumes wer
we'll devised, and altogether the shov
with the n exception already mer
toned, was we'll worth attending.
The Haywood Celebrities, which al
peared at Morrill, Opera House last Tue
day evening, was an organization con
|. posed Of four people; two ladies and tW
gentlemen; eavh Of whom was an az
complished artist. The piano was pr,
( sided over by Mr.. Frank M. Fuller, VIII
y proved himself a master. The reading
y. by Mira. Clara Bryant-H Haywood wei
q very entertaining and were roundly an
heartily applauded. Miss Flora Drescl
20 81, at the violin, drew the smoothest DO
X ever listened to 10 Silver City. She WI
greatly the superior Of any violiniat WI
has ever appeared hero, and her talei
~ was thoroughly appreciated. The CO
net solos, by Mr.. ". Scott Heywoo
IN, we're executed with a high degree
"a accomplishment. Every number on Il
entire program was a gem, and, althoui
70 the audience was small, it was brig
aud a~ppreciative and was composed
our best people. The company express
delight at the cordial warmth with viii
9s- they were received here, and will ps
,et haps favor us with a return date lat
he 10 the season. Should they do so
crowded house will surely greet them.
a Latest Indian News.
ey From our Special Correspondent.
'ad Fr BAYARD, N. NJ, Dec. 9, 90
Nothing known about the India
ne except rumora that have appeared
the papers. From Ft. Bayard the I
an a. Zee