Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-06-23
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, JUNE q, 1906.

1870 WASoAf VI III d1Ot - Nlolo-
ing with Jody Leahy, and the pair are
having a great time.
Mrs. w. d. Grlflth left Saturday for
her old home in Minneapolis. to visit
her relatives for a few weeks.
Mrs. L. L. Kyes left the first OF the
week for Long Beach, California,
where she will spend the summer.
Mr. aud Mrs. E. W. Clapp enter
talned a number OF friends Saturday
evening, 10 honor Of the third anniver-
sary OF their wedding
r. W Vandeyes, who left for El
Paso some weeks ago, was 10 the city
Friday after his family, which be will
move to the city Of the Pass, where
he has q good job.
Professor E. A. Jones was 10 the
city again the lrst OF the week TO take
a look at the Clara Sutton, in the In
terest OF the North American com
pany.
Ira Conner, who has been working
In the Southern Pacific yard here for
some years, has taken a position on
che Arizona s. New Mexico road, and
moved his family to Clifton. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Conner will be greatly missed 10
LUrdsburg.
Miss Bessie Muir, who has been 10
California for a couple OF years, was in
the city this week, having returned to
New Mexico a couple OF weeks ago.
She thinks the San Joaquin valley,
where she has been staying, is the gar.
den spot Of the world.
FOR SALE. A few articles of
household furniture, including kitchen
table with bins and drawer. three
burner oil cooking stove with oven,
china closet, linOleum, ice cream
freezer, irons and kitchen utensils.
Above will be sold cheap to save pack.
ing. Apply at residence.
r. NJ. KEDzIE.
Word came down from Clifton last
week that Claud Fuller was very sick.
He has been driving a team for the
Arizona copper company. His mother
went up and found he had typhoid
pneumonia. He was in the hospital
and was receiving the hest OF care aud
attention, as do all the employees of
this company.
The session laws for 1905, passed by
the last legislature. have been printed
and distributed. They make a book
OF nearly four hundred pages. Many
of the laws are wise ones. Some
could have been better. Ii the book
had oCly contained a Jaw erecting the
county of Pyramid it would have been
d more valuable publication.
A Chinese maiden, under the care Of
a chaperone, arrived 10 town the first
Of the week, aud will become the
bride Of Charlie Lee, the Chinese mer-
chant as sOon as the necessary mar
riage license IS secured from Silver
City. Charies r. Council, an inspec.
tor OF immigration, whose duty il is to
look out for The Chinese, is expected
To arrive in lime t. give the bride
away.
Mrs James Barber died "Wednesday.
A child was born 10 Mrs. Barber some
weeks ago, and she never recovered,
sinking slowly until relieved by death.
Mrs. Barber was a must estimahle
woman, and had made a large circle
of admitting friends ia the few years
she lived ia Lordsburg. She leaves
her husband, one daughter, Wilma,
about ten years old, and her mother,
Mrs. Greenup, ~ mourn her untimely
death.
Yesterday morning the two and ahalf
year old son OF S. B. Scarborough was
seriously hurt. He was found unc0n.
scIous out in the yard where there
was a loose horse. On being examined
It was found that he had received a
blow in the face which had broken his
nose. He recovered consciousness,
and is not thought to be seriously 10.
jured. He could tell nothing OF what
had happened to him, but it is sup
posed the horse kicked AIM.
Miss Blanche Casey, who was one Of
the teachers In our school last winter,
aud Robert Boulware, we're married 10
Silver City last week. The bride is a
most charming lady, aud vas very
popular in Lordsburg, as she also is 10
Silver City. The groom is a prominent
business man 10 Silver City, aud wore
out several teams last winter, travel.
ing between Silver City aud the Lords.
burg schoolhouse. The newly welded
couple will make their home In Silver
City.
Charlie Snyder, the ten year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Snyder, was
drowned at Gold Hill Tuesday. He
went swimming in a dirt tank, in por-
tions Of which the water was six or
eight feet deep Ills mother was on
the back OF the tank. Her attention
was drawn from the boy for a moment,
and on looking back she found him
a. H-