The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1902-08-09

null, India linen, very low in
prices at Price Bros. e. Co.
Andy Wickham arrived in
town Sunday from Mexico. He
visited at the home of his parents
until Wednesday, when he left
for the Cripple Creek mines.
Hon. Sol Luna was out at his
sheep ranches west of Magdalena
the first of the week. On his re-
turn Mr.. Luna reported dry
weather and short feed on his
ranges.
c. H. Elmendorf of the Ameri-
can Valley Co. passed through
the city Tuesday morning on his
way to the company's extensive
ranges in the western part of the
county.
Attorney A. A. Sedillo and
family returned yesterday from
an outing at Riley, west of Mag
dalena. Mr.. Sedillo reported
dry weather prevailing where he
visited.
James w. Abbott of New Mad
rid, Mo-, arrived in Socorro
Wednesday to visit his sister,
Mrs. S. c. Westlake. Mr..
Abbott will probably reside in
New Mexico.
The we'll known firm of Hood
Bros. & Hudson of Frisco has
dissolved partnership. G. L.
Hood continues the business, coll
lects all outstanding accounts,
and pays all bills.
Mrs. John E. Griffith returned
Thursday morning from a visit
with relatives and friends at her
former home in Ohio. Mr.. Grif-
fifth and Lena are expected to ar
rive in day or two.
J. B. Squires, now at his home
in Philadelphia, has not been in
the best of health of late. He
will soon return to Socorro, a
fact which will greatly please
his many friends here.
Mrs. Charlotte Cortesy and
son Andy left Thursday morning
for Douglas, Arizona, on busi-
ness. They will remain in
Douglas for a few days only and
then visit points in California.
Hon. H. M. Dougherty and
family left Monday morning FOR
Denver. Mr.. Dougherty will re-
turn in about a week, but Mrs.
Dougherty will visit relatives in
Kansas City before her return
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Grimes of
Portsmouth, Ohio, were in the
city between trains yesterday
morning on their way to Magda-
lena where they will be the
guests of Captain and Mrs. A.
B. Fitch.
J. ]. Leeson, who is now agent
for Abran Abeyta in the man
agement of the Garcia opera
house, has already made dates
with several theatrical compa-
nies for entertainments in the
near future.
Miss Daisy Huntsinger of AL
buquerque arrived in Socorro
Wednesday to visit her brother
II. G.. Huntsinger, the photo
grapher. They will take a trip
to the salt lake west of Magda-
lena next week.
The Misses Girardot and Stein
hour who were guests of Mrs.
Frank f. Smith for several days
left Tuesday morning for Trini-
dad where they will visit rela-
tives before returning to their
homes in Denver.
T. ]. Cox and family were in
the city Thursday on their way
from Frisco, where they have re-
sided for some time, to a new
home in northern Texas. Mr..
Cox has been employed recently
as book-keeper for Hood Bros. &
Hudson.
Mrs. Paul ]. Terry and little
daughter arrived in the city
Monday from their home in
Juarez, Mexico, for a months
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Terry is now visiting her
sister, Miss Anne w. Fitch, in
Water Canon.
Prof. p. A. Marcellino escort
ed several of his friends Wednes-
day to his fruit ranch five miles
north of the city. The peach
trees were found to be only mod
erately laden, but with fruit of
an excellent quality. The pear
trees were bending and breaking
under their load. These or
chards afford a fine illustration