Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17
Today Is 81. Patrlck's day.

Today Is st. Patrick's day.
Ciaud HollinRsworth was up from
Hachita yesterday on business.
Miss Abbie Groom, Of the Animas,
has been ia town this week, visiting
friends.
Louis Champie, recently appointed
school director at Bedrock, TO all q
vacancy, was in the city this week
S. W.. Catlin, was down from Stelns
this week, attending to some business,
and left here for Rodeo.
Mrs. @, NJ. Coggin, OF FL Paso, has
been in town this week, visiting her
sister, Mrs. M. Q. Hardin.
Miss Mariee Marshall has been call
cd to hurley, by the sickness OF her
mother, Mrs. r. B. Marshall.
The regularly called statement Of
the First national bank Of this place
appears in this weeks paper, and is a
fine statement.
Elmer T. Carroll, Of Boaz, N. NJ,
has beed appointed clerk on the Cliff
ton and Lordsburg run. and will be-
gin work Monday.
Jas. Frazer was down from Duncan
yesterday, He reports that the Twin
Peaks Company is taking out plenty
OF ore and will be winner.
Charlie Noble was down from Stems
this week. Charlie has got to be
quite a miner, having worked much
Of the winter in the Beck mine.
Harry ]. Anderson, formerly man.
ager OF the Shannon copper company,
was in the city Monday, accompany
ing Superintendent Bonnie to Clifton
on q visit,
Adolph Witzel, formerly treasurer
OF Grant county, was in the city Mon
day, en- route to Clifton on business,
and took the occasion to visit many
old friends.
Stanley Coon went over to Silver
City the first Of the week, where he
has been having a good time, He was
figuring on getting a petit jury panel
but failed to connect.
Mrs J. L. It. Waters, OF Duncan,
was in the city Saturday on her way
to southern California. Mrs. Waters
recently suffered from q slight at
tack of grip, and has gone to Califor-
MIA to recuperate.
Smith the watch man, has opened
a watch and jewelry rapair shop
in what was formerly the Ven.
dome dining room, and is prepared TO
do first class work. 2-lO
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Clapp, and
daughter came down from Tucson last
Saturday, returning Sunday. IL has
been about five years since they
moved from here, and they enjoyed
their short visit very much.
The choir of the Methodist church
will give a musical entertainment at
the knights OF Pythias hall or the
night Of the 30th. They have some Of
the best musical talent In town and
promise a fine entertainment on that
occasion.
The called statement OF the First
national bank Of El Paso, the big in-
ancial concern of the southwest, APP
pears In the LIBERAL today. The
bank has more deposits than any
other 81 Paso institution, and more
than several Of them together.
Superintendent Greenway. OF the
Calumet 8 Arizona, came over from
Douglas Monday, In q motor car,
vent on to SILVER City, TO call on Mrs.
Roosevelt, and returned on Tuesday,
stopping to take a look at the Superior
mine, which his company is working.
Mrs. w. +. Ritter and son, John
Barnes Ritter, and Mrs Ritter's sis
ter, Miss Bessie Barnes; CANT in from
I'D Paso Saturday night. and are now
% the Ritter bungalow, John Bar
mes Ritter Is quite taken with Lords
burg, and intends to settle here, and
make this his home.
W. B. Kelly, OF the Clifton Era,
was in the city Sunday, on his way to
Tucson, on q business trip. He thinks
the dismissal Of the injunction suit
by Judge Lewis did noC entirely set
Gle the court house question for Cliff
ION, and looks for more court proceed
before the court house Is built.
LaAt Friday John Robson received a
telegram announcing the death Of his
daughter Maggie, at Aguas Calientes,
Mexico, where she was living with
hor husband. He has received no
further word, and does not know the
csnse Of her death. Besides her
husband, who mas an engineer on the
Mexican Central, she leaves one child
70 MOURN her loss. She wa born,
raised and married ia LordsbuFg.
The base ball season has opened,
and the local players are getting at
lt. Last Saturday the regulars did
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