Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02
LOCAL & PERSONAL


FOR SALE
One Electric sign completely ms
tailed. large mortised letters, DRUGS.
for $500 cost $500.
The WARMER DRUG Co
El Paso, Texas.
A cement sidewalk was lain last
week by J. S. Brnwn from the corner
OF the G. II. sullivan store TO the new
business block recently erected by
Mr.. Brown. H%oughland and McSwain
] did the work.
Juan and Santana Fierro have open
ed a pool hall and cigar store at the
So mine.
County Surveyor, +. L. Cox expects
TO visit the southern part Of the coun-
ty in the interest Of good roads In
about two weeks.
Quite a few NJ the southern Grant
county cattlemen went over to Silver
City yesterday 10 attend the cOnyen-
tion OF the southwestern New Mexico
Cattle Growers Association which Is
i'm session today.
b S. Jackson Of Hayden, Arizona,
arrived in the city Saturday to &C
cept a posi- ion in The dTy-goOds de-
partment Of the Roberts and Leahy
Mercantile Company. Mr.. jackson is
an experienced dTy-goods salesman
aud las occupied some responsible
positions In Arizona.
G B. French. a travelling represen-
tative OF the Engineering and Mining
Journal Of New York. motored over
from Silver City Saturday to inter
view local mining men In the inter-
ests Of his publication, and visited K.
V. Bush the New Mexico contributor
to the Journal.
Some Of the boys In from the coun-
try for the round up at the lake, got
to whooping 'em up Saturday night
and the officials were forced to move
them on out Of town. Anyhow the
boys had a good time.
Mrs. Marshall Lewis entertained
the Ladies' Aid Of the Christian
Church at a tea yesterday afternoon.
Ed Fry has returned to Lordsburg
after an absence Of several weeks.
]. w. Cureton had a crew at work
last week dragging the Lordsburg-
Silver City road on Juniper Flat, aud
10 has added greatly to the condition
OF the swamp. Several wells we're
dug on Juniper Flat this winter by
autolsts who were so unfortunate as
to become begged in that neighbor-
hood, and the country wa plowed,
dug, trenched and explored In such a
manner that further traffic Mas al
most impossible, until Mr.. CuIeton
smOothed out the wrinkles.
Sheriff II. j. McGrath came over
from Silver City Sunday and returned
Monday afternoon to take the spring
crop of prisoners to Santa Fe and
wind up the moody massacre" down
In the Mimbres country.
The new State Tax Commission in
session in Santa Fe last week placed
the valuation upon the Arizona and
New Mexico railroad in New Mexico
at 81, l32, 400.
Norris Cohen spent several days in
FL Paso last week returning Monday
evening.
J. II. Clark, master mechanic OF the
50 Mining Company returned Wednes-
day from a brief trip to El Paso.
A. S. Roane and wife were visitors
here Tuesday and Wednesday en- route
TO Animas. Mr.. Roane is the district
manager Of the Two Republics Life
Insurance Company Of FL Paso.
Rufus Wamel OF Animas, was in
itiaied into the local Masonic lodge
on Monday evening.
Word has been received here that
the evangelistic meetings will be
opened by Rev. Mundell on schedule
time, a week from Sunday, April 11Jh.
Rev. J.. A. Land will preach at
Columbus, N. NJ. this week.
Mesdames. Lisenberg and McLoy
and children of Clifton left Monday
for their homes after spending several
days with Mrs. l. l. Johnson.
Mrs. Dude Lyall has recovered from
an operation she undeTwentthis week
In the hands Of DR.. DeMoss.
Part Of the instruments for the
LordsbuTg band have arrived and re-
hersals will soon start.
Sunday afternoon the Junior and
Senior baseball teams played two
~astTously for the Seniors. There were
some brilliant plays made but the
Liberal has been bribed by the
Seniors % TO expose them.
Mrs. Coon and Miss Schrum held a
millinery opening at the Eagle Drug
Mercantile Company's store Monday
and Tuesday and gave Lordsburg a
glimpse OF those new Tipperary af-
fairs. Mrs. Stevens has also put a
consignment OF late hats on display.
Owing to the illness of the Liberals
society editor we are unable to go
into details.
The famous photo play Samson Will
be the attraction at the Star Theatre
tonight.
Harry Martin, prominent Grant
countv catttpman and bankar WAS n