Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-10-29
LOCAL TIE MS.

Hon. =. NJ. Webster is fore
man OF the grand jury,and Mr.. OuC
Il. Cent? inter prefer.
MIR. Andy Laird, OF Deming, /,
10 town, to remain day or two.
Mr.. Van Patten is distric,
coart interpreter this term, Mr.
Pho having resigned on account
OF failing health.
Mr.. Mowers held Episcopal
services last Sabbath evening, In
the absence of regular Methods,
services by Rev Mussell, MIR
Mowers will hold the usual Eplsco.
pal services next Sabbath morning
aud evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Rock, OF
Kingston, are guests OF Mr.. Now
ers.
Read our peerless clubbing OF
fer on fourth page OF this paper
We consider ii the most i,beral of.
fer we have made since being in
the publishing business.
The wife of Prof JAS A. Long,
who will be kindly remembered by
many Hillsboro people as Miss
More Reading, arrived here Sun
day on a visit to relatives and
friends. Prof. Long is now prin
cipal of Deming school and super
intendent Of schools of Grant
County. Mrs. Long is accompan
led by her little daughter, Leona.
The ladies' of the NJ. E. Church
will give Halloween SOCIAL at
Aragon's new store on Friday even.
ing. Oct, Goth. Fruit and cake.
Good music and lots OF Halloween
games. Admission Zoe, Every.
body invited.
The Union Sunday school will
hold their usual Christmas and
festival on Christmas
eve in the UUioD Church, where
there will be Christmas tree,
speeches, and The usual enjoyment
for the pupils and their friends.
Mrs. w. ii. Bucher and
daugt ar, Anna, have returned home
from a pleasant visit with friends
aud relatives In the East.
Hon. Edwin Il. Suder, regis
ter Of the land Office at Las Cruces,
was In attendance upon the Dis
trict Court for several days.
Miss Gertrude Fuller, one Of
most noted belles,is Wis
ltipg Hillsboro and expects 10 re-
maip during the winter. We are
indebted to B. Il. Bourne, Esq,
and family for this charming ad
lition to our society. Miss Fuller
may be seen most any bright morn
ing galloping along the Mesa, or
climbing the trails TO the noun
lains, and on her trusiy Snow
Drift" makes very pleasing pic.
ture. She ia never more happy
than when pointing out TO her
Eastern friends the many pictur-
esque places adjacent to this little
town nesting in the valley, and in
praising our delightful climate.
Miss Fuller and a party of friends
took long ride up the North
Percha valley Monday last.
The first snow storm OF the
season occurred here Wednesday
night. covering the ground. The
is very cold for this section
II present. and leads to the belief
hat a Colorado blizzard is wagging
is tail IN New Mexico. Later
Snow fell last night to the depth OF
,ver an inch, and it is still showing
Deputy Sheriff w. J. Johnson, OF
is in charge OF the grand
ury. He is an excellent officer.
Ed. Young and George Baucus
rave made a big strike Of silver
IRE at Hermosa. The first class
,re from the new strike assays 800
"a, while the average product
uns 275 ozs. The deposit is two
eet wide.
Married, at Cold Springs, Oct.
9th. 1897, by Rev. J A. Mussell,
Ir. james NJ. Reynolds aud Miss
ia May Williams The ceremony
ook place at the bone Of the
rides parents, and was attended
y a few invited gnests The AD
ocATE aud friends of the young
ouple wish them "a long, happy
nd prosperous life.
= j. Il. Collsrd il ADVERTISING
or wood for bis new Standard
ill
"A party Of Boston and New
'ork capitalists are looking over the
amp.
--Represented by Col. A. W.
Iarrir. the Justices of the peace Of
axe Valley, IIillsboro and kings
70 appeared before bis Honor,
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