Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

Mike IWomey in In Caliiornia.
J. o Tousy b In from Cold hin.
o. " zosimnn. she piano man, IL in
town.
A. ". Wilson IVES % from Dsmins
last week.
Thos. T. rssS ussln from RloOi.s on
Saturday.
Ed. Pennington came upfrOn Domlne
last Saturday.
Homer Turbln was tn from ,hs Min
bros isst week.
John 7. Mccabo wee over from Lord,
burg last week.
r. ,. Davidson was down from Pinos
Altos 81 Thursday.
Jaa Lanaford was In from Gold ain
q fow days last week.
Albert Schultz was IN from Cooks
Peak on Wednesday.
Mra G n. Dane was up from DominR
a ioW days last week.
Jas. Sterling was over from Gold Hil
q few days last week.
John Noes ives IN from the Manages
several days last week.
d. R Brownell vent over to Hanover
last Sunday on business.
Jas. A. Mahonoy was up from Domlng
on court business last week.
Harry Hermann was in from Mo-
gollon several days lest week.
s,gmund Lindauer was up from Dem
ing on court business all last week.
p. r. Smith was up from Dsninv sev-
eral days last week looking after matters
judicial
Ralph Hsloran. the life Insurance. man
from Albuquerque, was 10 town several
days last week.
Mrs. A. B. Laird returned from ster-
ling, Kansas, yesterday. A. B. met her
at Albuquerque.
III Vaughn, a good democrat aud q
prosperous ranChman, was IN town dur
ing ell last week.
Clayton N. Petty was in town all Of
last week attending to hia assumpsii
cases before the district court.
Mrs. John Spiller and son Bon. lOiI
for California last Wednesday where
they will spend most Of tho winter.
WIN. swancoat, superintendent OF the
Mineral Point Zinc company, was ia
rom Hanover several days last week.
Mrs. N. A. WemplO. Of Topeka, Kan.
uas, sister ct Mrs. O. Bennett, 10 Visiting
N the city. She will remain about tw'
weeks.
Robert P. Thompson, who has beer
seriouslp IN at Southern, with sciatl'
aud infiamatory rheumatism, m SLOWLY
recovering.
William Smith and wife and lIisI
Emma Williams came in from the cas-
last Tuesday and went out TO MOgOllOt
on Friday.
Mrs. Bonner, daughter Of DR.. Dsven
port and SISTER 70 Win and Charlie
Davenport. arrived from Tyler, Texa
last Sunday.
10. TytherlOiRh, brother OF Mrs. D
, R. Brownell. arrived from Chicago q fey
days ago and will remain IN Silver Cit
for sOn time.
> Jas. N. Upton has gone to 10
/. Angeles, Cal. to visit Mira Upton. n
will go to San Francisco and Other moi
able points 10 the state before returning
John MoAllister had the misfortun
0 70 seriously cut his foot with an ada
/ 10 Pinos Altos, one day last week. II
will be disabled for some tins.
. A cooking main will DO held In Mo-
rill Hall here on Christmas day, III
birds belong 10 Ed ElragBof tho Mangl
. aud Q. A. Alhngham Of Silver Cat
3 Fifty cents is the price OF I'D mission.
MIRA @. L. Cantley will receive e2Ol
upon tho benefit certificate Of her lsI
husband through the A. o. U. v. lode
tomorrow. The money isnow on dspos
and final action will be taken at q
lodge meeting tonight.
Hugh McGroRor, who lived at Osorg
n sown, this County, for a number
D. years, but who became deranged 81
was finally taken 70 Canada Coz tfsi
p msnt. died N an asylum there on Il
96th OF Ssptembar. Mr.. and Mrs
Oregon had many friends hero who v
D. regret thus intelligence.
4
" Two saddles we're stolen from ,.
= Cureton's stables on the Mlmbfss on &
= eighth OF Novsmbsr 34th. The thiss
were tracedt to The graveyard north
X Georgetown and then the trail beoai
obscure. A toward Of o50O0 Cor the
d. rest Of tho thieves and recovery Of {
Ct aaddles hrs been offered BY shoI
81 Shannon.
Another terrible accident the resi-
OF i~niudioious handling Of giant poWd
ne occurred 81 Hnos Altos one Wssk q
Y yesterday. The phiogtunato man WaI