Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-11-27
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LORDSBURG, Nov. q, 1914.
A little rain Wednesday not enough
to do any damage to the erops,

Charles Burch, a daughter, Tuesday.
Oliver King was in from his farm
near the head Of the Anlmas, this
week.
Charles Warner, Of the IS company
was in the city for a few days, watch
ing the new engine run.
Greenlee county went wet by a ma
jority Of Is, and Duncan, which has
had an experience with the dry game,
having been dry for a year, went vet
by a majority Of %.
For sale, cheap, a fire proof safe,
with inner and outer doors. Outer
door locked with combination, inner
with key. Inquire at the LIBERAL
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. John I. McCabs and the son
Tom went down to El Paso to spend
the thanksgiving week with her
daughter, who is attending the school
for girls In that town.
II the person who wrote q letter TO.
the LIBERAL and signed 1t "a Grant
County Teacher" will give the LIB
ERAL his or her name, some attention
will be paid to the communication.
A picture Of Miss Isabelle Lancas-
ter Eckles, Jul county superlnten-
dent Of schools, who is attending the
teachers convention in Albuquerque,
was printed In an Albuquerque paper
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. R. Coon gave adm
ner party Sunday, In honor of Messrs.
Williams and Neff, of Ell Paso. There
we're present Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Rit-
ter, Master John Ritter and Messrs.
McCabe and Kedzie.
Mrs. T, G. Rodgers, who has been
serving as one of the directors Of the
normal school at Silver City, has re.
moved from that town, and as it is
not convenient for her to attend the
meetings Of the board she has resign
ed. Governor Mcdonald has appoint
ed H. II. Belts to fill the vacancy 30
formed.
The publishers of The Youths
Companion will, as always at this
season, present to every subscriber
whose subscription is paid for 1915, a
Calendar for the new year. 1t is a
gem Of Calendar-making. The deco
rative mounting is rich, but the main
purpose has been to produce a cal
endar that is useful, and that purpose
has been achieved.
Last Sunday ]. A. Williams and Z.
E. Nef, OF Ell Paso, arrived In town,
and Monday, accompanied by j.. II.
McCabe and f. r. Coon, In Mr.. Nc
Cabe's car they took to the brush, in
search Of birds, bear, jack rabbits and
mountain sheep. They returned in
time to get home for the Thanksgiv-
ing dinner.
Silver City is quite confident Of Sc
curing the sanitarium to be built by
the Moose organization. 1t will be
the biggest sanitarium In Silver City,
as it is expected to spend 1900, 600 in
financing 1t. Silver City has been
doomed for the sanitarium by some
men high ia the order, and the num-
erous institutions there and the good
work they have done is a strong argu-
ment for the climate there, and elm.
ate is the chief thing in curing con-
sumption.
Senator W. B. Walton, being In
Demlng on legal business, came up to
Lordsburg Sunday, to receive the con-
gratulations Of the faithful democrats
on the outcome Of the recent election
In Grant county. He confined his
gratitude entirely to this county,
which, he ~contended, had done nobly.
On cross examination he admitted
there were so darned many Teianes In
the county that nothing else could be
expected.
A pouch Of mail, said to contain
much money, was swiped from the
Mogollon stage at Jackson, one Of the
way stations on the road. Postofice
Inspectors have gone there to inves-
tIgate the loss, and recover the money.
II the money Is not recovered before
the inspectors get there it will be safe
to-ssaylt Will not fbe recovered by
them. There is a good deal OF hot
air about the government keeping on
the trail Of a p~ostofice thief till 1t
gets him, bubit is generally the case
that thief and inspector die Of old age
before they meet.
Last week Nj. and Mrs. W. +. Rit-
ter made 3 trip up to Duncan In the
family car, and from there went out
to call on H. A.. Martin, at his ranch,
They also called on Mrs. RItter's
sister, at Steeplerock. They had some
great experiences trying to motor
through the northwest portion Of
Grant county, where heretofore the