Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. W. 9. Porterteld enter
tanned q few friends with progressive
whist last Wednesday evening in honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Lee, Of Denver.
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D. Il Carr has severed his connection
with tde Eagle, and has been succeeded
by Rev. A.. "A. hyde, who viii now com
blne newspaper reporting with church
work.
The Hudson Hot Spring & Sanitar-
ium Company Of Hudson, N. NJ, has
fled with the Territorial secretary q GER
tifcate increasing its capital stock from
s5o,OOOt to 100000.
Next Sunday, being the first Sunday
in Lent, services will be held, as usual,
at the Episcopal Church, by Rev. Ed
wards. Cross, at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
All are cordially invited.
When a man marries he fully intends
TO be No. / in the family, but often the
full point drops out and he lapses into
mo one" This is not said In bitter
ness, but observation forces the remark.
The Blue Goose saloon was closed on
Friday under an attachment OF Houck
q Dieter, Of 81 Paso, for Nss2 There is
Eols Of property on hand to more than
cover al demands. The licenses alone
cost some 81. 300.
A detachment Of / troop, LIST cavalry,
under the command of Lieut.. jerks,
passed through here on Friday, en- route
for Siggins' to look into q report Of
Indian trails that have been seen in
that part Of the country.
Mrs. Ed. Elrage left on yesterday
mornings train for Pima, A. T. She
was hurriedly called there by the news
OF the relapse OF her sister, Mrs. Hender-
son, who had been dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever, but had been improving
up to Saturday.
VIM. Brain has received the sad news
that his mother, who is now over ninety
years OF age, has become 30 enfeebled
that che no longer recognizes her "
children Mrs. Brahm, SEN, lie Lying at
KIlburn City, WIS.,, taken care Of BY one
Of her daughters.
Ben. Spiller came near losing his left
and last Wednesday. While working
at the stamps in the Pacific mill the left
sleeve Of his jumper got caught in the
battery SO that one of the stamps fell
several times against his hand before ne
could tear the sleeve loose.
w. d. Duke has resigned his position
De superintendent Of the HaggIn 4
Hearst cattle company. The work he
has done win be somewhat divided. II.
A. Gnstro, who has bought cattle for
the company Tor many years, will have q
general supervision Of the company
with headquarters In California, and Joe
Taylor will have active charge Of the
range.-LiberaL
Boone Bros. 4 EdeIman Of Oklahoma
have been In Grant County during the
-past-wsek buying cattle. They pur-
chased 900 head from the G. o. s. COM
pany and 100 head from Sam McAninch,
These viii be loaded here on March Is.
They also bought 1850 head Of the
Alamo Hueco and I0O Of the Kerr cat.
tie. These viii be shipped from Dem
ing on the 18th inst.
Quite a number Of Silver Citizens
went down to Fl Paao to SEQ the fghts
but as the fights did not take place ouI
people are gradually returning. Jas
Harvey, VIM. Cassman, A. b. Lard
VIM. Roach and Richard Hudson ali
got home on Saturday. The SOUTHWEST
sEETIEEL's reporter, Chas. Allingham
and others came back on Sunday. And
strays still keep dropping IN.
The marriage Of @. L. Dotson and
Miss Mildred Brahm viii take place
next Sunday evening at the readonco Of
tho BRIDES parents. The ceremony viii
BE- performed BY Rev, Edward s. Cross
The date chosen is Che tW~enly-iourth
anniversary Of the wedding Of the brides
father and mother, who were married ID
Silver city on Sunday Feb. %, 1872
Miss Brahm is one Of Silver Citys hand-
somest and most popular young ladies
and Il Ia . matter 81 congratulation that
her marriage win not take her away
from her old home and irlonda. The
HoOEHwEsr SENTINEL joins tho many
other friends Of the happy couple ID
wishing them long life and prosperity.