Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-05
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG. SEPT. 5, 1902.
The pay car was ia town Tuesday.

OF The week.
Mrs. Baylor Shannon was in from
Clifton Wednesday, en- route to Silver
City to get her son Lloyd. She ex-
poets to return next Tuesday.
Btamble OwnbY, who has been
spending a month 10 California, re-
turned the frstof the week, aud re-
ports having had a good time.
John Card, formerly a we'll known
Silver Citizen, was in town the first Of
the week. He is now travelling for a
wholesale hardware house OF ST. Louis.
Mrs. NJ. W. Speed removed to Ben
son Wednesday, where she will make
her home with her son J. p. Speed,
who is working for the Southern
Pacific company.
Word has been received from @. W.
Maxson that he has been quite sick at
his home in Los Angeles, having been
confined to his bed. The trouble is a
result of the fall he had a few months
ago.
Wednesday Samuel Mcmillan, OF
Duncan, and Miss Nellie Porther, Of
Newark, New Jersey, were married at
the VeBtome hotel. Miss Porther
had come all the way from New Jer-
sey for this ceremony.
The trains were both late Tuesday.
The train from the east getting here
about half past six, and the train from
the west getting here about eleven
o'clock. Washouts were reported as
the cause Of the delays.
James P. McCabe, who has been
leading a butterfly life on the Cali
fornia beach for some weeks, returned
to Lordsburg Sunday. He thinks
that the beach is a great place for a
man to be parted from his money.
John Robson is over to Silver City
attending the grand Jury session. He
is a member Of that august body.
Messrs. Small, Ownby and Jernigan
have an invitation to be present at
court tomorrow as members of the
petit jury.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. orocker left
yesterday for the California beach to
stay a couple Of weeks, by which time
they think they will have as much
fun as they want. DR.. e. V. Rowe
will have charge of the doctors
practice during his absence.
Seth Haskins and his group of al
legged actors were In town and gave
what they called an entertainment
under canvas Wednesday night. 1t
was not largely attended, and was a
very bum affair. The outfit went
from here to Clifton yesterday.
George Wood left Monday for his
old home at Canadian, Texas, where
he will enjoy a months vacation, and
in the meantime the Southern Pacific
railroad will have to get along as best
it can. The other men think that by
doubling up and working hard they
a do his work.
School will open next Monday with
Mrs. e. w. Ciapp in charge, assisted
by Miss Taylor. The school yard is
being surrounded by a fence. Wheth-
er this IS to keep the children in or
the burros out is not stated. 1t is a
decided improvement to the looks Of
the grounds.
Mrs. r. NJ. Kedzie and Miss Mary
returned to New Mexico this week
after having spent several months
visiting friends and relatives in Chica-
go and Michigan. She was met at
FL Paso Wednesday by her husband
and they went up to Haywood to
spend a few days and talk 1t over.
WANTED:-A bright boy age about
16. Requirements; Must be able tc
read and write, willing to work any.
where, and be Of general assistance &c
the undersigned. A fine opportunity
to one who can fill the above re
qulrements. Reply In person only t.
e.. Mccormick, Aberdeen, New Mex
leo.
S. w. VIM was In from Stems Pass
Tuesday. Ee and Mr.. Guenther were
well pleased with what they found or
the Mineral Mountain company''
properties. Mr.. VIM will put a mum
Der of men to work, and do some more
development work before a decision IL
made as to the works that will b.
erected to handle the ore.
President James Oolquhoun and hi
family arrived In New York from
Scotland last Saturday. He is ex
pected te arrive here next week. Mr.
Coluuhoun intends to make his future
home in Los Angeles, and will maxi
frequent trips to Clifton, where h.
will Keep in touch with all the affair
of the Arizona copper company.
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