Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-07-25

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kept open an hour, Postal laws and
regulations. Section 264.
John N. DeMoss has made a home
stead entry In the Animas valley.
Sheriff McGrath came I'VE from
Silver City Saturday to visit his
family.
John L. Augustine has returned
from his trip to his old home to visit
her parents.
There have been several fine rains
the past week, and the weather has
been much cooler since the rains
commenced.
Miss Eva Stull, Of Eldrid, Pennsyl-
vania, is in the city, visiting her
brother, who is in the employ Of the
Southern Pacific.
Katie Scarborough, who has been
Silver City for the past few weeks,
attending, the summer normal school
returned Saturday.
Anthony Conner's good luck, or
good judgement still pursues him.
Last Saturday his wife presented him
with a fine girl baby.
Mrs. D. f. Sellards, who has been
attending the summer normal, at
Silver City, has returned to her val
ley home. She will teach the Stems
school this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Edgar were I'm
from Bedrock the latter part of last
week. Mr.. Edgar brought in a sam
pie of the mutton he raises, and
treated his friends. 1t was delicious.
Socorro is again in the earthquake
belt. Some years ago there were many
little quakes in that town, none big
enough to do any serious damage.
Last week there vas another light
one.
The street car strike is still on in
Phoenix, and the unfortunate resid-
ents of that place who have to walk
around in this bright summer wealth
er spend all their spare time cussing
the strikers.
The h~omesteaders in the southern
part Of the county are after patents
for their homesteads. The LIBERAL
this week begins the publication Of
even notices of intention to make
final proof on homestead entries.
The New Mexico militia are In en-
campment at Las Vegas this week.
The boys are having a fine time, and
are getting many pointers on military
life, which will come in handy when
the United States intervenes in Mex
leo.
w. e. Wright went up 10 Clifton
Sunday. On the same day Miss Lucy
Kitchens made a Clifton trip. Tues
day Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Wright came
from Clifton to L~ordsburg. In the
mean time Miss Kitchens had ceased
to exist. Congratulations.
DR.. DeMoss had a hurried call to
the River Wednesday morning, and
pushed his I'D car hard, having to
take some sleeps jumps, where the
floods had cut the road, in one place
about four feet Of a Jump. He arriv-
ed in time, and reports a son born to
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Harper.
The LIBERAL has received a letter
from Jack Page, who recently left
here for New York, to learn the
linotype trade. Jack is stuck on
New York and says sit certainly is a
great CITY," AS Jack has spent most
of his life In Duncan and Lordsburg
1t is probable that to him, in COM
parison, New York is ome town.
The LIBERAL has received a speci-
men Of the wheat raised by Anthony
Conner at Bedrock, which was de-
scribed last week. 1t is a fine speci-
men Of wheat In any mans country.
1t measures four feet and eight In
ches In height, the heads are large
and well filled out. The specimens
are IN exhibition In the LIBERAL Of
nee.
Sunday the Lordsburg team went
down to Deming for a game Of base
ball. They were accompanied by a
number Of local fans. There was a
pretty game, but the Demingintes re-
turned the compliment the Lords
burgers paid them a week ago, and
beat the visitors to the tune Of six to
four.
L. f. Vaughn, having got his Ar
izonian once more going, was in town
Saturday, returning to Phoenix. He
has rented the Arlzonian to Captain
o. r. Valid, who worked on 1t some
years ago, and had charge Of 1t for a
time while Mr.. Vaughn was away.
Captain Wald Is an experienced news
paper man and a good printer, and
will when he gets the shop cleaned
out and in shape make a good and in
teresting paper Of the Arizonian.
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