Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
LOCAL & PERSONAL

LUCHL q fEkOUlVAL
Matt Mansfield spent the week.
end in FL Paso returning Tuesday |
evening. While in the Pass City |
he and Mr.. McCabe visited the late
Matt DOYLE and were probably the !
last friends to see the pioneer pros
pector of Shakespeare.
Jim Edgar the well-known Red
Rock goat raiser, was in town last
Tuesday and Misunderstanding
well, something besides goats. Mr..
Edgar shipped over thousand
head of his best stock to Texas
Tuesday. There has been created
big demand for the Edgar-Vese-
ley goats and preparations are be-
ing made for further large ship
ments.
Joe Nygren visited his wife in
Silver City on Tuesday, making the
trip with B. B. Ownby.
Mrs. M. @. Hardin returned last
Tuesday morning from a delightful
vocation trip to southern Califor
MIA.
Mr. Ullery of the Lyons-Altas
DIESEL engine company returned to
Lordsburg Wednesday morning.
Lawrence Boyd, president of the
Monte Rico Mining and Milling
Company, is in the city from his
home at Lynchburg, Va.
C. L. Mullin has made appliea-
tion for liquor license and expects
to establish saloon in the Powell
building at Hachita.
Mrs. r. B. Ownby and daughter
returned from San Antonio, Texas,
TUESDAY.
Red McElgin has just finished
painting the front Of the Vendome
/ hotel building. The new coat
/ greatly adds TO the good looks of
/ The min street. The Espee depot
has also been repainted The
"paint uD and clean up" campaign
has not been in vain but there is
much room for Improvement es-
peciaily in the business part of
town.
Jack Turner left Tuesday eve
ming for San Angelo, Texas, having
shipped eight carloads of his fine
angora goats the same day. There
were 1916 head in the shipment
and all have commanded a big
price on the Texas market The
Turner stock is attracting wide at
tertion ard is in demand.
! Born to Mr.. and'Mrs T. NJ. Stew
enson August II, a son. Both
mother and boy ere doing nicely
and the proud daddy is doing the
0roper thirg by his many friends.
/ Dr. q. c. DeMoss was in attend
ance.
lIrs. Gale of Duncan has been in
The city while her baby boy has
hen receiving medical attention at
the hands of DR.. DeMoss. The baby
is much improved.
S. s Sullivan of Red Rock was
here Tuesday for medical treat
ment.
Mrs. E-therbrook has returned
70 Stems.
The fall term Of the district
court begins at Silver City or Sep
tcrnber s.
Walter Interrieden of Chicago,
accompanied by his mother, are
listing Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Inter
-icdea at the 85 mine.
George Wright left Tuesday eve
ring to spend three weeks vaca-
ion at SIN Angelo, Texas, where
he has a brother.
Albert w. Lawrence has secured
l patent to his land southeast OF
Lordsburg.
Ivy Murray and viii Lyn were
1ere Tuesday accompanied by Mr.
Buchanan, the Overland agent.
There will be big dance tonigh'
(Fridav) at the X. of P. hall. Th'
iess Hill orchestra from Duncan
will furnish the music.
Dennis Ryan, The popular Espe'
engineer. Is spending a few day
n Los Angeles. He was accom-
,anied to the coast by his wife an,
family. His son, Dennis. Jr., vii
y cave this week for his final yea
in Annapolis Naval Academy.
olney and McAliister's for Quin
Il tette chocolates.
Assay Outfit and Pipe Filters equiv
! nent for sale cheap. Enquire at lC
L Cream Parlor.
M. P. Farror, the tailor, has re
I seived his Fall lire of goods. Com
: in early and selec. your suit befor
/ the Fall rush beg ms.
! Miss Sylvia Turner spent several day
/ El Paso, returning Wednesday moo
I Chocolate Brazil nuts, milk choc'
2 ates and caramels chocolate dil
3 ped. Pound box, 81; half poun
\ Ben, the owner of the Tom Tong re
I taurant, accompanied by his seven ye
& Sd son, Juong, arrived here Wednesdl
4 evening from China, where Ben h
{ ,pent ia months. Ben is gong to nal
6 many Improvements in his restaura
= = the neaT future.
Captain John Greenway, manager
p the c. & A., was a visitor at the
nine, en- route to Douglas from a Il
" % the Steeple Rock mining district,
Saturday.
For a good silt made and lifted
IT. home for less Than mail ord
lricss see NJ Z. Farrer, the tall
Nmerlcan Wool.ns si5 TO S25. lmpuI
ls5 20 $40
Bert Blessington and L. H. Davis,
the Ell Paso Times, were here Tuesd
n the interests of securing a write
If the local camps for the big Tim
anniversary edition.
Olney and McAllister's for CHI
olate and vanilla caramels, i
Messrs. Dunnegan and Fitch of
.hita were visitors at the 90 mine w
nesday.
Johnson's Appreciated Cho
lates" at the Mint Club.
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