Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-08-11

Miss Marie Marshall came over from
Silver City last week, to visit her aunt,
Mrs. w. II. Small.
There we're thirty cars OF ore shipped
from Lordsburg last week, about the
usual amount Cor q week.
d. G. Creswell, the postmaster at
Stems, was brought In to Lordsburg
this week, suffering from an attack OF
typhoid fever.
DR.. NJ. j. Moran, OF Deming, will
come to Lordsburg August l4th, and
stay for one week to do some dental
work.
Judge L. P. Deming was in from
Bedrock last Saturday, accompanied
by r. H. Woods and A. B. Conner,
and made final proof on his homestead
entry.
All those wishing dental work will
do we'll to see Doctor Moran Of Dem
ing during the week Of the l4th Of
August.
Love Jones of Gold Hill has sold
his cattle to his brothers, and moved
into town. He expects to go out in
the Animas, pick out a good piece Of
the rich land there, and settle.
r B. Marshall motored oyer from
Hurley to take in the ball game and
race Saturday, and returned home
that night. Mrs. Marshall remained
several days, visiting with Mrs. W. H..
Small.
DR.. NJ. J. Moran, Secretary Of the
Territorial Board Of Dental Examin-
ers, will spend a week with us COM
mencing August the 14th.
Mrs. S. r. Dunagan with her baby
is in from the Animas. Mrs. Dun
agan has about recovered the use of
her hand, which was disabled by hav-
ing a needle run into it, but the baby
is very sick.
r. f. Fitz, who has been mining
down at Yerbanis, Durango, Mexico,
has returned to the United States,
audi is now at his home, at Elgin,
Illinois, He.says that Mexico is very
unsettled at present.
E. E. Kyes and family have zone
into California for a months yaca-
tlon, while away c. f. Baughman
and j. j. Malone will attend to the
business Of the Arizona & New Mex
tco road.
Thos. Kennedy, who has been in
Oklahoma for about a year, visiting
with his sister, returned this week.
lie look in a good condition, and his
sisters cooking and the Oklahoma air
evidently agreed with him.
Mrs. A. ID. Wallace, who taught In
the Clifton schools last year, and who
has been attending the teachers con-
vention in San Francisco, returned
lest Saturday, and spent Sunday in
Lordsburg before returning TO Cliff
ton
j. C. Brock brought in to the LIB
ERAL offices some fine peaches from a
tree that is different from most peach
trees On this tree the leaves come
out before the blossoms do, while on
most peach trees the blossoms are
thu lrst thing to appear in the spring.
The peaches are a fine tasting fruit.
Fred Jack, the immigration inspec-
tor az Deming, was in the city this
week, looking up Tommy Tong's re-
cord and getting it in shape so he
can make a trip to China, and return.
III the record Is not properly made up
before be leaves the country he viii
have considerable trouble getting
back.
DR.. Moran, the we'll known dentist,
OF Beming, writes the Liberal, that
ne Will be here next Monday and will
nay a week. for the purpose OF fixing
the teeth Of any that may need it.
the doctor is the secretary Of the
N Mexico dental board, and stands
50 he head Of his profession in New
Mexico.
Tnske was some little excitement
il society circles last week Thursday
InOEnlAs when It was reported that
DF, psbioss and Miss Lizzie Swan had
boarded the east bound train that
moFHins. They went TO El PasO, and
WegSt hsFe married, and returned to
Lordshurg to receive the congratu-
lions Of their many friends Friday
evening.
M. 9. Hardin, who recently made a
homestesd entry a. San Simon, Is
having tFpnbie whit he hasno6 re-
sided Continuously on It, having
mOdgfrsquent and extended visits 70
LoFdahurg. AZ q consequence one Of
Hhs Heigh1oFsi who thinks he has
GnBs valuable claim, has 6led contest
nf his ensEys and will cry and prove
that M, Hardin IL not entitled 70 IL,