The Socorro chieftain., 1907-04-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

sound with his singing as he
came. City Marshal Cresencio
Torres took him in charge and
put him in the couutv's strong
box to recover from the effects
of too much of Magdalena'S high
altitude.
a telegram was sent from So
corro day or two ago to Presi-
dent Roosevelt heartily COM
mending his choice of Captain
George Curray as governor for
New Mexico to succeed Governor
Hagcrman. The telegram was
signed by a very large majority
of the leading business men of
the city.
Rev. John Campbell. the new
Presbyterian minister at Mag
dalena, has arrived at his post of
duty with his family aud will
conduct his first services at
Magdalena and Kelly tomorrow.
The people of the two towns con-
tributed very literally for the
support of minister aud de-
serve good service.
Capt. M. Cooney was over
east of the river during the
storm of last week. The Captain
says that there was not much Of
a snowfall over there and that
therefore the ranges were not
greatly benefited; also that the
vineyards between Socorro and
San Antonio look very much as
though the vines had been killed
Mrs. Russell Howell and two
interesting little daughters have
been guests in the home of Mrs.
| Phoebe Howell i'll the city since
Sunday morning. They are on
their way from Albuquerque to
join husband and father at
Brent, near Tularosa, where he
has a desirable position in CON
nection with mercantile es-
adjustment.
Mrs II. A. True and daughter,
Miss True. left Socorro Monday
morning for their Massachusetts
home, expecting, however, to
visit relatives and friends in
| Colorado and Kansas on the way.
Mrs. and Miss True spent the
winter in SocoIro, and while
here made many friends, who
will be glad to give them a
hearty welcome whenever they
may see tit TO return.
J II Hilton has just added a
large assortment of summer
goods to his already large stock
OF shoes for men, women, boys,
and girls. The new stock was
( purchased FROM the NJ. ID. Wells
company of Chicago and the f.
/ Mayer Boot and Shoe company
of Milwaukee. They are guar
anteed to be as good as can be
had for the money anywhere.
Don't send out of town for your
shoes. Give Mr.. Hilton call.
Manuel Salenana, an employe
in the Office OF El Defensor, was
arrested by Deputy 5. c. Abeyta
one day this week on complaint
of Eugenio BiavaSchi, bar tender
in Biavaschi's saloon. The COM
plant charged SalefIana with
having INDUCED in threats to
to mar the personal comfort and
safety of young Biavaschi, A
4 deadly weapon was found in
his possession when he was
arrested. He is now ont under
bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Homer Hill
entertained large number of
their friends ar bridge whist
Monday evening and a still
larger number at duplicate whist
Wednesday evening. The games
were much enioyed, as, also, the
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served after them. All guests
came with anticipations OF a
pleasant evening and, as usual,
nobody was disappointed fol
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill have an en-
viable reputation as host and
hostess.
Deputies S. c. Abeytia and
Henry Dreyfus have done good
work this week in the arrest o.
seven drunk-and-disorderlies
Five of the seven paid their fines
and trimmings and went on their
several ways 10 remain sober fol
a short time at least The othei
two are behind the bars of til,
county Jail. Sheriff Abeyti;
says that he is determined I,
stop the drunken and disorderll
, conduct that has been altogethe
: too prevalent on the streets o
Socorro of late.