Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-10-15


we're received in as new members. |
Mrs. Briel was the successful win
ler Of the prize.
The ladies Of the Methodist
church are planning to stage a
play at the Star theatre within the
course of few weeks.
The girls Of the Wanabec Club
the K. of A. club at a
delightful party in the club rooms
above The Chase garage Saturday
night A pleasant evening was
spent in dancing and games.
Follow the crowd to the Wolgast
and Moreno fight Saturday night
II the Star thoater. Get the hab-
II. c Washburn Of Paradise,
Ariz., was in the city last week on
business. Mr.Washburn is one of
the most euccessful Arizona cat
tlemen and is row moving part Of
his stock irto the Aninas valley.
w. D. C'Doc") Aston has been
granted a license for a saloon at
the Shakespeare camp.
G. w. Williamson of Redrock
was a business visitor in The city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Wharton of the Rio Grande
Cattle Loan Association cf El Paso
was in town the first Of the week.
His company expects to open for
business this week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Marshall Of
Marion, Indiana, arrived in Lords
burg Sunday and will remain hero
indefinitely. They are The parents
of Mrs. S. NJ Chase and The grand
parents of Miss Marie Marshall.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Marshall have resid-
ed in the southwseet at several
periods but have decided to remain
here permanently this time.
The board of directors Of the
Fret Nstional Bark of Lcrdshurg
held their quarterly meeting Tues
day and attended to routine bust
ness, Mr.. Mansfield was Che
only out-cf-town member prese5t.
Frank McKeehan Of Duncan ar
rived ir the CITY on Tuesday to at
terd to his cattle shipments on The
18th.
J. o. Phillips, the gents furnish
er returned from trip to Tyrone
on Monday evening.
A. ]. Lynde of the A. & N. NJ.
at Clifton, passed through Lords
burg on Tuseday en- route TO Cali
fornia on his vacation.
The strike situation remains IN
hanged. More troops of the A.
Il. G.. are on the scene. Persons
re leaving The camp by hundreds
and the company officials have Of.
'ored no definite lines for settle.
ment.
James Patterson returned WeGne7
day from an extended vacation trip Il
the Pan-Paciic exposition.
Jamos Kreabaum Of Walnut Well
was visitor here Wednesday.
G. L. Seese, Los Angeles representa-
tive Of the Associated Press was herr
from Clifton Thursday. He reports NJ
change in the strike situation but ven
tursd en- opinion that the strike woulC
be settled within ten days. A commit
tee will meet with the mine manager
today in El Paso,
FOR SALE: No. 10 Smith Premie
typewriter. New, Visible writer.
See Mrs. w. H. Steven
Austin Morris. Mixologist at the Cel
tral Bar has returned from trip t
Clifton.
The regular monthly board meetin,
If the Rio Grande Cattle Loan Co. wa
held in El Paso on Wednesday of thi
week. The company has made wonder
ful progress in disposing Of their cap
tai stock and are going to be able {
take care of the business at an earl
1ate. Five more representative cattle
men were added to their board of diret
tors at their meeting and the commit
tee appointed John L. McCabe pres
dent of the company.
Miss Elizabeth Garrett left Nor
law ofterpoon for FL Paso afte
spending about two months herr
Miss Garrett intends to return I
LordsbUrg in December to oFgar
re a glee club and TO give voc;
essons. In January she will Civ
, concert. Miss Garrett's sojour
here has been very pleasar
ard She has captivated the tow
with her lovely voice. 1t is hope
that she will make her STAY shol
end be back by the end Of Noveu
Der.
Miss Ella Desmond Of The Boi
ney Mining Company returned {
Tuesday from a delightful trip
The Panama-Pacific exposition.
Miss Isabel Lancaster Eckle
county school superintendent, a
c0mpanied by Mr. Rowland Of u
Pathe industrial moving pictul
productions, passed through Lore
burg on Tuesday en- route 20 all u
/ school districts of southern Ora
l county on tour of general inspe
1 tion. Miss Eckles will be in Lord
burg about Monday.
Il GRAND FLOWER DANCE
/ In Lordsburg Saturday, October 16i
/ Given by the Smith Nursery Co.
Of Stafford, Arizona.
q A big fine Boquett Of fresh flow
a will be given away free 10 each dane
A four pieced Orchestra win be h,
from Stafford and crowd Of visit
/ dancers from Stafford and Duncan v
| be in attendance.
i Remember the date as we want
Il hand you a bunch Of our fine flow
i consisting Of Roses, Carnations, Fei
\ and Chrysanthemums Admission
II Gentlemen $l.00 pay at the door, Lad
n admitted free,
MODERN BUNGALow-O On edge the
L0rdsburg. One Of the most mod
residences IN Lordaburg. Bargain
$1,000. Enquire at Liberal Office.