Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-09-01
WESTERN LIBERAIh
LoRDsbtRu, sEFr. i 1885
T. A. Falvey and family returned

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Monday. The little oues are ready
for It.
DR.. Davis and FAMILY, who have
been in California for some weeks re-
turned home Tuesday hiorbing.
D. NJ. Evans made an Fl Paso tFiI
this week with a couple Of car loads
of high grade Stems Pass silver ore.
Gordon McLain aud family came 10
Tuesday morning from their visit
with Mrs. McEain's relatives In
British Columbia!
br. L. A. w. Butt6h's mother and
sister, who have been visiting him at
Clifton returned TO their eastern
home Tuesday.
j. d. A. Smith came down from
Cliftoh Monday, to tieet his wife, who
returned from her California trip
Tuesday morning,
d. W. Reckhart came up from Ell
Paso Saturday; and apent Sunday look
ing over the Superior mine, with
which he was greatly pleased.
e. W. Clapp returned yesterday
from his months trip 70 California.
II he tries to tell ybH he did not have
a good time do not believe him. His
face shows for itself!
Tbos. Simpson returned from his
San Francisco trip Monday. He re-
port that Harry Wright is getting
along finely, that he will lose the
sight OF his eye, but that the ball will
be saved.
]. N. Wines came up from Ell Paso
last Saturday and stRyed 10 town look
ing after his mining interests until
Tuesday, when he returned to El Paso
on business, aud will be gone for a
couple Of weeks.
School Trustee Cannon secured
the aid of 4 sailor the other day aud
had a set of halliards rove through
the block at the top OF the school
house flag pole, and when school
opens the stars and stripes will again
be displayed.
w. II. Williams, who has been east
for several weeks, recuperatlng among
the moonlight stills In the mountains
of Tennessee, came in Monday night
and went up to Murencl Tuesday, to
resume his position ia The Arizona
copper company's store.
Thos. Simpson has had drawn the
plans for the new hotel TINT will be
built on the present site OF the Owuby
house. The plans are at Clifton, but
viii De sent Gown here for inspection
ia a day or so. and the LIBERAL will
give a complete description of the new
building.
The two-weeks old baby left an
orphan by the death Of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
McNeer, last week, died Sunday.
The little one was never strong, and
despite the tenderest care lavished on
it by Mrs. w. II. Small, lived but a
few DAYS. The funeral vas held
Monday morning.
Lieutenant Fred Bugbee passed
through on the east bound traln Sat
drday morning. He had been 10 Tue
s6h; resigned bis position on the rail-
road, and was on his way to Fort
Riley, to join the F0rtieth infantry,
OF which regimeht ne had been APP
pointed a lieutenant. The best
Wishes OF his many friends 90 with
hitti:
The iew flag pole has been raised
bn the top Of the Knights Of Pythlas
new hall. The pole is Of iron, and has
b large gilt ball at the top. 1t was
sent into this country many years ago
to be put on top OF the Viola mill, but
never was raised. When the Knights
concluded to build the hall they werA
presented with this staff by II. Z.
Hoffman.
w. II; Small has bfsnched oft In
the Mercantile business. lie has
formed a partnership with h. F. Bill
ingsley at Duncan, and they have
opened the Duneah Cash Stofei where
no goods viii be sold to any q Do
credit: This is an entirely distinct
establishment from %Billingsley's store,
which viii continue to do business In
the old Duncan style.
Henry Katz, one Of the prominent
business men OF Clifton, and Miss
Bertha WELLER, of Switzerland, were
marriedin Fl Paso Sunday, by DR.. o. j.
Cohen. the Jewish:rabbi. Miss WELLER
came across the ocean with relatives,
arriving but a few days ago, to take
part 10 this event. The newly mar
ried couple arrived 10 Lordsburg Sum
day night and went up TO Clifton
Monday.
There was a big Gre in Yuma
Wednesday morning, SanguInetti's
large store caught are ftbm some IN
known source about two o'clock in
the morning. Everybody turned out
IN heln cave the Ooodg. IA the IRE