Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-09-10

A. II. Thompson, was up from Deming
on court business last week.
T. W. HoIson was in from Lone Noun
tain attending court last week.
Judge Seaman Field, came up from
Demiug last Thursday.
Thomas R. Hunts, Of Deming, was a
Silver City guest last week.
Prof. Seaman was down from soccoro
on business last week.
Sid D~erbyshirs was IN from White
Signal a few days last week.
F. J. Davidson was down from Pinos
Altos on Friday.
n. Bell was down from Pinos Altos on
important business last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray we're
over from Central last Friday.
Herbert Dawson was in from Hanover
on Sunday.
G. w. Woods, a prominent ranchman,
returned to Las Cruces last Friday.
Malcolm McLean, Of Pinoa Altos, was
down from Pinos Altos several days last
week.
Fred Lohnman, a prominent business
man OF Las Cruces, IS in town on court
business.
j. Douglass Smith came in from White
Signal last Saturday.
j. A. Harlan, bridge superintendent of
the A. L. q S. f., was in town on bust
ness last week.
Judge r. O. Barrett was down last
week from Pinos Altos on court bust
ness.
Judge Porterield and Maynard Sow
ers were over to Fort Bayard on We'd
nesday.
). S. Morgan, deputy U. S. marshal,
came up from Las Cruces with prisoners
last week.
l.. W. Lenoir, Of Las Cruces, ex-clerk
Of the third judicial district court, came
to town last Thursday.
d. r. Brownell, who has been in the
Mogollon country for STEW weeks, on
business, returned last Wednesday.
Hon. W. E. Martin came down from
Socorro on Tuesday to attend some
business matters before the U. S. dis
trict court.
Harry and Wayne Whitehill were up
from the Mimbres a few days last week
and reported everything fiourishing 10
their neighborhood.
DIR. Williams has gone to New York
for the purpose Of taking a post gradu-
ate course in medicine and surgery. He
will be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Haight, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. b. Iaird, for sew
sral months. returned to her home in
Sterling, Kansas, last Thursday morn
ing.
Richard Hudson returned from santa
Fe last Thursday where he had been at
tending a meeting Of the penitentiary
board Of commissioners OF which he is a
member.
r. L Foster, receiver OF the defuuct
First National Banks, Of Silver City and
DeminR, attended the sessions Of the u.
s. district court last week on business
connected with the closing up OF the at
fairs Of his Office.
Charles App, formerly q business man
Of Lordsburg, came up from Las Vegas
on Wednesday to testify before the U.
s. district court in the Chinese cases.
Charles has numerous friends here who
are always glad 10 see him.
Mr. and Mrs. E. l. Hall returned 10
their home in Santa Fe this morning.
During their brief stay in our city they
renewed many former acquaintance
and cultivated hosts Of new admirers.
They added much to the charms Of our
elite society through their genteeI pres
snce.
Mrs. Angus Campbell came 10 from
the ella farm last Tuesday acoompani-
cd by Misses Runyon aud Dozior, Of st.
Louis. Miss Dozior loft for her home 10
81 Louis on Thursday morning, Mra
Campbell returned 10 the ella, and Mics
hunyon remained 10 the city the guest
Of Mra. John A. Moses.
The many friends OF Miss joan War
rem viii b delighted TO know that that
popular young lady passed q rigid ox-
animation and waa admitted 10 scholar
ship IN the LELAND STANFORD, Jr., Uni
versIty, at palo Alto, California. lnaf
Wednesday. This ID one of the finest
educational institutions in the country.
q diploma from which Is d mark OF rare
distinction 10 The field Of knowledge.