Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-11
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flulHp. MT. leulOTus leg was DadlE
crushed but no bones broken.
Jas. A. Curren, founder of a number
of papers, was in Eddy last week, and
for the first time met his uncle, William
Curran, better known as Uncle Billy
Curren.
News of the death of George R. King,
at Ft. Thomas. which occurred on the
2sth of July, was received by his brother
the first Of the week. He had few
teeth extracted and gangrenc set in.
| Death soon resulted from blood poison
ing.
San Juan County
| John A. koontz and family, Of Aztec,
are entertaining John Daw and family
this week.
John H. Austin, of Aztec, is enter
tanning his brother, Joseph, and wife.
of Ridgeway, Colo, this week.
L. c. Jackway, of Durango, and W.
e. Jackway, of Kearney, Kas., with
their wives are visiting the principal
places of interest of San Juan county
Rev. Hugh Griffin, on Saturday night.
said the words that made Nick Town
send and Miss Ncttie Moss man and
wife. They live at Pennington and are
well known over the county.
Mrs. T. J. West. Of Aztec, served an
elegant dinner Friday afternoon in
honor Of her sister, Mrs. Redman, of
Bonneville, Mo. The guests were Mrs.
PEPPER and daughter, of Cedar Hill;
Mrs. j. w. McDermott and daughter, of
La Plata; Miss Rael, of Salt Lake CITY;
Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Page and Mrs.
Mcdonald, of Flora Vista. Later in the
evening a number of ladies of Aztec
were invited to meet the guests and Mrs.
Redman and cooling refreshments were
served after which some vocal and i'll
strnmental music was rendered.
Chaves County.
The repairing and plastering of the
court house at Roswell has been COM
peted.
Miss Carrie French, of southern Hi
nois, has returned home to attend to
some business matters. but will return
and make Chaves county her permanent
home.
The Roswell end of the railroad ex-
mss q hSs and tEas Gsspeed M
be at work on the approach to the Pc
COS.
Attorney A. C. Campbell, of Eddy,
was in Roswell last week on business
connected with the right-ofway pro-
cceding between the railroad company
and Sedilo.
The Misses Randolph and Mabel Pra-
ther have returned to Roswell from
visit to Mrs. VIM. York, sister to the
Misses Randolph.
II. l.. GILL; from along the line Of the
Ell Paso & Northwestern. returned to
Roswell Monday, where he will remain
and devote himself to his business. that
of looking after the water development
contracts.
Mrs. r. M. Parsons, of Roswell will
entertain Mrs. Bush. wife of DR.. Bush
physician of the Texas & Pacific rail
way at Pecos, for the next ten days.
Dona Ana County.
w. +. Cormack will occupy the build.
ing as store room that is being erected
by d. M. Sutherland near the postoffice
in La Luz.
The first telegraph Office in La Luz
was established by r. r. Norton on
August 2.
T. A. Goodwin and family, who have
been spending some weeks in the mount
aims near Pine Springs, will soon return
to their home near Alamogordo.
NJ. Sattcrwhite, of Alamogordo has
a monster contract on his hands in the
way of furnishing several forty-foot
stringers for the saw mill at Alamo
gordo. 1t is difficult task to get them
down the wagon road from the summit
of the mountain on account of the sharp
curves.
Two new engines of the hogback
type, to be used for climbing the range,
are expected in Alamogordo soon.
Ira A. Wetmore, of Roswell. opened a
livery stable in Alamogordo Saturday
and is ready for business.