Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-06-18
LOCAL & PERSONAL

ANNn ~ 10 ANaNA I'LL NAAt 1A0ANHN
for the bucking tin caballO"
French Dry Cleaning, Steam Clean
ing by the new process. No more
tears or bad odOrs. 3aTments altered
and reftted for men and women by
an expert tailor. NJ. p. Farrer, the
Tailor, Ownby Building, Main Street.
J. II. Dunnagan was In Ell Paso the
latter part OF the week. He returned
with another Ford which he will put
on his auto service.
Mr.. Lynde Of the A. & n. NJ sur
veying corps, has returned TO Clif-
ton.
See the beautiful dress patterns at
the Blue Front.
Frank Weldon has opened a lunch
counter In the building occupied by
the Clifton saloon. Mr.. Weldon Is
known for his excellent cuisine es.
pecially In the hamburger line and
many hungry LordsbuTgers may now
receive short orders at all times from
him.
Charles Fuller has joined auto
mobile Row" having purchased a new
~Studebaker -Four" from Jim Casner
the local agent. Who's nextg
Andrew Locklear returned Satur-
day from Silver City where he has
been investigating the purchase of a
cattle outfit In the northern part Of
the county.
DR.. Rowan OF Clifton, Arizona, a
member OF the firm of Rowan and
Downey owners of the Caterpillar
tractors, was a visitor in town last
week.
Miss Katherine Scarborough and Miss
Jewel Dunagan are among the south
ern Grant county teachers attending
the Summer Normal School at Silver
City.
Messrs. Williford and Epley Of Ro-
dec were In town Saturday.
John Hayden Of Stems has sold his
interests in the Queen Bird mine. He
was in the city Saturday closing the
transaction
Mrs. j. c. Brock was in Lordsburg
Monday making third annual proof
on her Desert Claim 10 Tompkins
canon.
Miss Gladys Smith and sister have
returned to their home 10 Kingsland,
Texas after visiting their sister Mrs.
John Augustine.
Messrs McCabe. Reynolds, Patter-
son and Morningstar will leave Satur-
day for Santa Fe TO take the Scottish
Rite degree In Masonry.
Messrs. Poole, Yeary and Beddish
are new clerks az the Eagle Drug Mer-
camille Company's store.
Neckware, long ties, beads, hair or
naments. Come and see them at the
Blue Front store.
j. S. Brown attended the big cele.
bration at Wilcox, Arizona, This week
when the Mascot Western railroad
vas inaugurated into service. While
In Wilcox Mr.. Brown put in some
Of July Celebration.
r. X. Minson, Of the A. & n. NJ.
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r B. Ownby and
daughter expect to leave Monday for
a months vacation TRIP to points in
Texas.
Quite a singular sight was the con
ference among the lone armed del
egaiion in front Of the Mint Club this
week. Among those present were:
Messrs. DeMoss Marsalis, Joe John.
son, the man injured in a "Caterpil.
lar" accident and the man who was
injured in the cap explosion at the IS
Mine. All carried their arms in
slings.
Harry Martin Of Steeplerock passed
through Lordsburg Wednesday after
noon.
Charles Warner arrived here Tues
day from his home in Los Angeles.
MI. Curtis OF the Curtis Manning
Company OF FL Paso, was a business
visitor here Tuesday.
G. W. Marriott, former Wells
Fargo agent and we'll known Silver
City automobile man, passed through
Lordsburg Tuesday morning en- route
TO Los Angeles in a Ford Mr.. Mar
riott purchased his supplies for the
trip while here.
Miss Sylvia Turner has accepted the
position of cashier with the Roberts
aud Leahy Mercantile Company vac
ated by Miss Lula Ban tlett who has
| resigned. 1t Is understood that we'd
ding bells will be ringing the latter
part OF the month.
Miss Pearl Scarborough has been
promoted to the position OF Assistant
Bo0kkeeper at the Eagle Drug Mer-
camille Company's store.
Walter Sullivan was operated upon
by DIR. Il O. DeMoss Monday morning
! mua he foot 80 20 Tho uaEln unnna.
ated to prevent the spreading Of a
bone disease with which he had been
suffering for many months past as the
result Of a minor accident. MT. Sui
Ivan Is getting along as well as could
be expected, which Is welcomed news
10 his many friends. He was taken
home Wednesday.
In a scrub baseball game Sunday
afternoon, Nelly Marsalis sustained a
broken hand when he was tripped.
His injuries, while very painful, are
not serious.
Mrs. j. 3. Downey and soDs Julian
and Roland arrived here Tuesday
afternoon and will spend the summer
with Mr.. Downey who Is manager OF
the Caterpillar tractor line between
LoTdsbuTg and the So Mine.
W. H. Klmon was in the city Tues.
day.
Judge r. p Barnes, father Of
OF Mesdames Ritter, Coon and Wal
ker was 10 LordsbuTg several days.
Miss Helen Coon returned home
Thursday from attending school at
BroWnell Hall at OmGha, Neb. She
was accompanied by Mrs. w. Il. He
welt aud sun Dean OF David City,
Neb., who will spent a few days here
en- route TO California. Mrs. HeWett