Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-07-30
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Raleigh Jacobs, son of Mrs. L. B. Ja-
cobs, is here from Tyrone to help his |
mother conduct the Pure Food Bakery. |
The Blue Front Store sells new par
asols for, r,sl25.
Graniteware at I5c. and 25c. John
son & McCauley's, on the east end OF
Main street.
See our dress patterns. Six yards
from SOC. e. 81 so. Where2 At John
son g. Macs Of course.
Nat Cannon returned from Ell Peso
Thursday. While there he secured the
Buick agency for Southern Grant
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Interrieden are
spending several days in FL Paso.
Deputy Sheriff Bob McCart of
Silver City was here Wednesday,
en- route to Duncan.
M. P. Farrer, the tailor, has re-
ceived his Fall lire of goods. Come
in early and select your suit before
the Fall rush begins.
Miss Katherine Scarborough returned
Tuesday from Silver City where she has
been attending the Summer Normal
School.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Lovelace left Friday for
Kansas where she was called owing to
the serious illness Of her father.
J. B. Jernigan of Hachita was in
the city Monday to accompany the
remains of r. c. McMahan to Ha-
chita for burial.
w. c. Monday of Lordsburg is
guest Of his sister, Mrs. John R.
Fowler, at present. - Duncan
News.
For good suit made and fitted on
at home for less than mail order
prices see NJ 2. Farrer the tailor.
American woolens Sl5 to S25. Imports
s25 to $40
When you think of chocolates
think of the Mint Club and John
sons, "the appreciated choco-
lates." Kept on ice. Always fresh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pattee of
Clifton passed through Lordsburg
Tuesday en- route to the Pacific
coast.
Tom Coleman, miXologist at the
Clifton Bar, made an extended trip
to Duncan, Solomonville, Stafford
and other Arizona towns last week.
Harry Martin, the Steeplerock
cattle man and we'll known Grant
County banker, was a visitor here
Monday, en- route to his home.
The county commissioners are calling
for bids for the construction of bridge
Bcross the Gila river near cid Fort West.
The bids viii be opened August 28.
Harry Hill has purchased brand new
Studebsker, which is expected here this
week. The auto row" is filing fast.
Everybody is buying car. Let's sing:
II didn't raise my Ford to be Jitney. ."
DR.. R. E. Buvens spent sevol al
days the latter part of the week at
Dona Ana and Ell Paso visiting rel
atives and friends. He returned
Monday evening.
Miss Erma Springer of Clifton
was the guest cf Mr. ard Mrs. M.
P. Farrer Tuesday, while en- route
to California to attend college at
Santa Cruz.
James E. Casner of Lordsburg,
N. NJ, also placed an order with
the Elliott-Garrett Company for
one of the new model Studebakers
as soon as the first shipment ar
rives from the factory.-El Paso
Times.
B. B. Ownby and Mr.. and Mrs
Lew Morris went to Hurley Satur.
day, where Mrs. Morris will spenc
a short time visiting friends. Mr.
Ownby and Mr.. Morris returned
via Silver City Monday morning.
Milk chocolates, butter scotch
fruit chocolates, and the best spec
linens of the candy makers art, il
Johnson's, "the appreciated choc
olates." For sale by the Mint Club
, Always fresh.
p ]. E. Allen this week purchases
the Duncan Hotel from G. E. Head
He intends to convert it into a res
idence for his family, which h
will soon move here from Lords
burg. The building is Duncan
first hostelry.-Duncan News.
Miss Ruth Carter of Silver Cit
{ is spending the week in Lordsbur
{ the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +
!, Ritter and Mr.. and Mrs. Marion .
y Walker. Miss Carter motored owe
from Silver City with Mrs. Coo
I and party Sunday evening.
e F. S. Washburn of Cedar Raj
s ids, Iowa, was the guest of Mr.. an
d Mrs. Clark at the SO mine cam
It last week. Little Miss Clark +,
% turned to Cedar Rapids with M
IS Washburn and will spend the sun
n. mer there visiting with her gran'
le mother.
r, J. N. Wilkey, father of w. '
a Wilkey, the we'll known Dunca
ID merchant, has accepted a positiC
m as butcher of the Roberts al
nt Leahy Mercantile Co. meat depai
v ment. John Kellerman, the form
ee butcher, has gone to Silver Cit
lg where he is employed by the Mo
OF arch Meat Market.
Some of the Lordsburg boys bl
NJ chocolates for their mother
ed friends and sweethearts. Tn
M want the best. Johnson's, "the a
is preciated chocolates" are carri