Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-02-26
LOCAL & PERSONAL


Wednesday evening for El PasO where
they will spend several weeks.
Ed Allen made business trip to
Duncan on Wednesday.
Local cattlemen are holding the
yearling steers at s35 a head. Old
cows are bringing $40.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Methodist church will hold their
tea at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Huggett this afternoon.
w. L. Bush of Kansas City was In
the city several days the earlier part
OF the week.
George Kitchens and @. Corbett Of
Bisbee, Arizona, were here on busi-
ness Monday,
W. r. Cosper of White Signal, was
in Lordsburg several days this week.
T. L.Flynn, smelter superintendent
OF the A. Q. Company at Clifton, was
In town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Kinnon Of Gra-
mite Gap we're visitors here Wednes-
day.
No more overdrafts are allowed ac-
cording to a recent decision of the
courts. Banks are prohibited to pay
any check against which there are no
ample funds covering same.
Beautiful line OF ladies' and misses
Spring hats will arrive at the Blue
Front Store about March first. Prices
to suit the times.
The Baseball bug is at work In
LordsbuTg and whenever the weather
permits the boys get out the needed
paraphernalla and fly to it. 1t is
generally hoped that there will be an
organization Of several teams here
during the spring so that Lordsburg
may have some good demonstrations
Of the national game.
The Star theatre has booked wild
animal feature for Saturday night.
Andrew Locklear returned Monday
from a trip through the garden spot"
country of Arizona, where he may
locate having disposed of his inter-
ests here.
Neely Marsalis and Earle Kerr left
Saturday evening for the Mmbres
Hot Springs on short vacation trip.
A total of four of Lordsburg's citizens
are now at the Mimbres Hot Springs.
The Joint revival meeting In Lords
burg will begin March 7th, on schedul-
ed time
Work is progressing fast on the new
Sullivan haberdashery under contract
by Jack Heather. The building has
been remodeled and a double front
put in. Mr.. Sullivan will be located
in his new quarters by Monday.
E. L. Constable returned Monday
from Miami, Arizona, where he has
been on business trip.
Ed Hill OF Redrock spent several
days In the city this week.
A fine line Of ladies' neck wear at
the Broken Dollar store.
d. B. Smith and wife of Stems,
came down Monday evening to attend
the vaudeville show and do some shop
ping.
Rev. and Mrs. Huggett rendered a
dinner Monday evening In honor of
Rev. and Mrs. Ruth.
Don't forget to read the ads this
week. There's special message to
you in each one.
Rev. ]. A Land returned from his
periodical visit TO the southern part
Of Grant and Luna counties and will
hold services here Sunday.
J. W. Cureton was in the city on
Tuesday.
Go to Johnson and Macs for up to
date goods.
Pike Penn, of the Clifton, Arizona
Steam Laundry, was business Wis
itor here Tuesday rustling traie for
his plant and greeting old friends.
Mr.. Penn was a caller at the Liberal
office, leaving an advertisement which
appears in this issue. Robert Mahan
Is the local representative for the
Clifton Steam Laundry and Is CO.
operating with Mr.. Penn In building
up quite large business here, featur-
ing sanitary, neat work and prompt
delivery.
1t is reported that the U. S. Play
Company will appear In Lordsburg
before long.
The Willard-Johnson fight booked
at JuareZ, Mexico, on March 9th,
has been indefinitely postponed, ow-
ing 20 the failure of johnson to get.
to the scene Of action Numerous
complica ions having set in between
him and the Mexican officials. The
tight may be staged in Havana.
One price TO all and no cuts at the
Bruken Dollar Store.
Mrs. Egon is in Tucson at the bed
side OF her daughter who Is reported
as being seriously Ill but now GONZALES
cent.
Last week was Vaudeville Week"
in Lordsburg there being two good
troups here at the same time. On
Saturday night large crowd attend
ed the performance at the Star
theatre and which was repeated again
on Monday evening. The Cox Family.
by request, postponed booked date
at Douglas Arizona, and gave an eX-
celent show and dance at the X. of
p. hall Monday evening The house
was packed to standing room only.
The various acts we're line and proved
the Cox Family to be one of the best
travelling vaudeville troups in the
Southwest The dance following was
enjoyed by large number.
Tuesday night was million Dol
lar Mystery night Mt the Star and a
large crowd turned out to see the
further episodes Of the mystery.
W. B. Eacho and H. L. Driver,
members OF the lst Regiment Infan-
try Of Richmond, Va, were interest
ing visitors in LordsbuTg last week.
The two men are walking from Rich
mond to San Francisco In seven
months and II they accomplish the
fete they are both to receive S125O.
They have been on the road since
August 3lst and are making about %
miles day. They visited the So Mine