The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1902-09-13

they brought to place in the
School of Mines.
]. S. Mactavish, manager for
the Becker-Blackwell Co. at
Magdalena, has gone east on
business trip. He will visit St.
Louis, Chicago, and probably
New York before his return.
John Fullerton has been in
town this week visiting relatives.
He has taken occasion TO visit
the School of Mines for the first
time and expresses surprise at
the facilities for work in the in-
stitution.
G.. Biavaschi opened his res
taurant in the Abeyta block on
the east side of the plaza this
morning. Short order meals or
regular meals will be served and
guaranteed to suit the taste of
the most fastidious.
Prof. f. A. Jones' son, Elstou,
who has been employed by the
Cerrillos smelter as assayer
through vacation, arrived in AL
buquerque last night. He will
attend the university this year
Albuquerque Citizen.
Word comes to Socorro that
Fred Davenport, who with his
estimable wife spent some time
in the city, is at Cerrillos in very
poor health. This is sad news
to Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport's
many friends in Socorro.
There was a heavy downpour
of rain out toward the Magda-
lenas Wednesday and though
there was but a slight sprinkle
in Socorro a flood of water came
down the arroyo with a roar that
could be heard a mile away.
Mrs. c. II. Brown left Wednes-
day morning for the City of Mex
ico. Mrs Brown will visit other
cities and points of interest in
the southern republic before her
return. She is accompanied by
her niece Miss Elsie thinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo p. Gar
cia became the happy parents of
an infant son at II o'clock tc-
day. Grandpa Abran Abeyta
will no doubt see to it that this
event increases the republican
majority in SocOrro county by
one.
Miss S. NJ. Rowe left Thurs
day for her home at Alma. Miss
Rowe received a teachers second
grade certificate at the recent ex-
animation in this city and is
therefore we'll qualified to preside
over some school in Socorro
county.
The Foster Millinery company
of Albuquerque gives a grand
September opening on Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday of next
week. The ladies of Socorro are
invited to attend and examine
the finest stock ever seen in New
Mexico.
c. II. Elmendorf of the Ameri-
can Valley company was in town
yesterday afternoon on his way
to Santa Fe. Mr.. Elmeudorf is
very we'll pleased with the prospect
for the next year, saying that he
has never seen the grass better
during his residence in New Mex
leo.
w. h. Morley came in Thurs
day from the Morley ranch and
| left Yesterday morning for New
York City where he will coach
the Columbia football team. Mr..
Morley will receive $4,000 for
three months of service. He ex-
poets to return home in Decem-
Der.
Capt. A. b. Fitch was in town
Monday on his way north ac-
companied by his daughter Miss
Blanche, who was goiAg to Terre
Haute, Ind, to act as bridesmaid
for a young lady friend, and by
his son Hereford, who was going
to Ann ArbOr to complete his
law course.
Mr.. w. H. Seamon, of El Paso.
is here, and has placed his two
sons in the Military Institute,
He is grand lecturer of the Ma.
sonic fraternity for New Mexico,
and is holding special school
: of instruction yesterday, today
aud tomorrow, in the Masonic
J hall. Roswell Register.
We are anxious to close out al
our shirt waists before the com
ing season and are Offering al
our
, 7s cent waists at so cent,