The Socorro chieftain., 1907-03-09
= LOCALS =
Two Coon milch cows wanted.
f. l.. Eisenhart. Phone -.


E. L. Eisenhart. Phone -.
h. C. Patterson was business
visitor in town Yesterday from
Polvadera.
The best of the Huston-Frank-
lin shows at the opera house
Monday night.
Mrs. w. ID. Crabtree is quite.
i'll at her rooms in the western
part of the city.
Max II. Montoya of San An
tonic was a business visitor in
Socorro Thursday, stopping at
the Winkler hotel.
Hear the Eiler's King of the
Cattle Ring" show band at
noon and don't miss the best of
all shows at night under canvas.
f. II. Gregg of MagdalenA
was in town yesterday on a busi-
ness errand. Mr.. Gregg is al
ways sure of a hearty welcome
from Socorro friends.
Mesdames II. O. Bursum and
w. E. Martin arrived at their
homes in this CITY Tue sday morn
ing from a visit of several weeks
duration in Santa Fe.
John Becker Of the we'll known
John Becker Company at Belen
was in town last Saturday and
was registered among the guests
at the Winklrr hotel.
The King of the Cattle Ring"
is by far the best play ever seen
under Canvas and has proven to-
be a great attraction for country
and out of town people. Thurs
day, Mar. IA.
Word has been received in So
corro that p. II. Kamm died a
few days ago at his former home
in Kansas. Mr.. Kamm was call
ed back to Kansas about three
months ago by the death of his
wife.
President Joseph Price of the
Socorro State Bank is very proud
today in the possession of a box
of fine cigars sent him as a
birthday present by his little
grandson BERTHE Stern of Albu-
querque.
Probate Clerk E. H. Sweet
went up to Magdalena yester-
day to attend the stockmen's
meeting called to make satisfae-
tory arrangements with John H.
Hatton, acting supervisor of the
newly created Magdalena aud
San Mateo forest reserves.
Sheriff A. c. Abeytia returned
home Tuesday from a visit of
several days with his parents,
Hon. and Mrs. Aniceto Abeytia.
in Santa te. While in the capi-
tai Sheriff Abeytia improved the
opportunity to learn of legisla-
tive proceedings at first hand.
Neil A. Smith and sister, Mrs.
Tina Lee, of Hill City, Kansas.
arrived in Socorro Wednesday
morning and have rented suite
of rooms in the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Balue
i'll the western part of the city.
Mr.. Smith is looking for bust
ness opening.
Guy Lewis, formerly a resident
of this city, is fillingP. J. Savage's
place as conductor on the Magda-
lena branch during the absence
of the latter in the east. Mrs.
Lewis and daughter joined Mr..
Lewis here the first of the week
and all are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. katzenstein.
Mrs. O. x. Smith and children.
accompanied by Prof. o. X.
Smiths mother, who was re-
turning to her home in Kansas
from a visit with son of hers
/ in Arizona, left Wednesday
morning for Mrs. Smiths former
home in Kansas, where they will
remain until September. Pro-
lessor Smith accompanied them
as far as Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo II. Utter of
Silver City were in Socorro
Yesterday TO visit their son, Geo.
+. Utter, who is student in the
mining department at the School
of Mines. Mr.. Utter is an old
resident of New Mexico and has
been engaged in mining in the
vicinity of Silver City for a good
many years. That he has
achieved more than ordinary
success in that line of business
is shown by the fact that he re-
Gently sold one of his properties
in the Silver City district for
Sl25,00 Mr.. Utter gave IA
} glowing report of the prosperity
that has come to that dis
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