The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
? LOCALS

tOWn wednesday on DuSineSS be-
fore some of the county officials.
DR.. G.. w. Bennett Of Indian
Territory is in the city aS the
guest of his sister Mrs. Phoebe
Howell.
Lieutenant Cipriauo Baca and
Sergeant Rob't w. Lewis had of
fetal business in Magdalena
Monday.
For sale, one span of work
horses. Weight about 1000
pounds Inquire of Hill & Fisher.
Socorro, n. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin of
Kelly were in town Tuesday as
guests of Mr.. Martins mother,
Mrs, Nj. ]. Martin.
The School of Mines opened
Monday with an enrolment some
what larger than that for the
first day of last year
Prof. p. a. Marcellino went
down to San Antonio Sunday to
begin work the next morning as
principal of public schools.
Conrado A Baca. deputy treas
urer and collector. returned
Thursday from Frisco. He says
that he had a hard trip overland.
Hon. w. +. Martin has been
in Silver City this week in at
tendance upon district court in
his official capacity of district
clerk.
w. H. Byerts is advertising
goods at exceedingly low prices.
Read the ad and YOU will see
that it is worth while to give
him a call.
Lieutenant Cipriano Baca has
rented the Kiehne cottage at the
head of Eaton avenue and he and
family will take possession the
first of next month.
Mrs. A. Kiehuc left Yesterday
morning for the Kiehue ranch in
the western part of the county.
Miss Estelle returned to Mesilla
Park to resume her studies at
the Agricultural College.
Matias Nj. Torres and wife
accompanied by their young son,
Leopoldo, parents and brother OF
J. A. Torres, came down from
Magdalena Wednesday and are
taking in the circus today.
Mrs. Agnes James, who has
recently been living with her
daughter Mrs. Dan ScruggS of
Albuquerque, has rented the
Fullerton residence in the south
ern part of the city and is ex-
pected to take possession the first
of next month.
Reports from out west are to
the effect that band of Indians
are causing considerable trouble
for the settlers in destroying
fences and running off and kill
ing stock. A posse consisting
of Charlie Anderson, Dave Sor-
rell and others are in pursuit.
J. II. Hilton is adding to his
stock of shoes. His Lady'S Hos.
pital shoe is novelty and solid
comfort. He has just sent in an
order for S400 worth of mems
shoes. His stock of children's
school shoes is varied and com.
plete. He also has some extra
fine fancy harness. Give him d
call for anything in his line, and
you will be pleased with results
Fred Baldwin came to towr
Yesterday from his ranch in the
Datils. OF course it is a mere
coincidence that Fred is here OF
circus day. But, be that as il
= may, speaking of the sanguin
: airy reports concerning Indiar
activity in the western part o
the county, he says that thu
only evidence he saw OF sucl
activity was a few Navajoei
Shearing sheep. That seems t
be just about the extent of thu
outbreak.
Frank N. Farrar of Buffalo, N
Y, who will be pleasantly re
membered by friends in Socorr'
as having spent some time her,
with his family two years ago
r writes that Fred M. Denny die
| Sept. 9 from the effects of al
, operation for appendicitis. Mr.
/ Denny and family spent tn
I winter in Socorro and left her
only a few weeks ago. Th
: afflicted ones have the keel
4 sympathy of a large circle o
: friends and acquaintances in thi
city.