Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-07-09
LOCAL & PERSONAL

J. r. Hicks and Al Blevens OF Sill
yer CITY came over Monday to attend
the 3ilbert-Geotge battle.
Miss Efe Smith of Silver City was
the guest of Miss Marie Marshall dur
ing the three days of celebration.
]. jackson Of the So Mine spent the
4th OF July with his family in Piuos
Altos.
Ms J. 5. Kelley and children of
New York were lie guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. In etrleden this week.
w. b. Conner of Animas spent the
4th in LordSbuTg with his Caughter
Mrs. NJ q Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bateman of the
50 Mine have returned To Cananea,
Mexico.
For good suit made and fitted on
at home for less than mail order
prices see VI. p. Farrer, the tailor.
American woOleus Sl5 TO S25. Imports
S25 10 $40.
John Robson and family have gone
to California and will spend the SUI.
mer on the Pacific COAST.
r. S. Pratt of the S5 Mine returned
Wednesday from trip to his home
in Michigan. All the boys we're glad
to welcome him back.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parks and daugh-
ter Miss Fredina OF Duncan were
Lordsburg visitors during tile big Gel
ebration July 3, 4 and 5th.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Williams Of
Duncan we're here with their fine
horses for the Independence d y
Races.
George s. Mullarkey former foreman
of the b vie A riz. Enterprise arrive d
in the city Tuesday to accept the pO
sition as foreman at the Western L.
beral office.
The Engineering and Mining Jour
nal of this week contains in the edi-
torlal department an article on the
nitrate deposits ~ Grant county as
published in the Liberal aud written
10y A. .. Garland OF ROdeo.
Albert NJ. Jackson Of the S5 Mine
assay office left Friday evening for
Blrming ham, Alabama where he has
accep' ed a responsible posilion with
one Of the large powder companies
Get out that old suit II you cannot
afford new one, and have IL cleaned
and pressed by the bes5 methods Nc
wear, tear or bad odOrs. Nj. P. Farrel
| the Tailor
DR.. NJ. NJ. Crocker and wife are so
jouTning on the Pacific cua>t for thI
benefit OF Mrs. CrockeT's health. Thei
many friends hope Mrs. Urocker viii
return much improved.
Bob Ross, for many years book
keeper for j. A. Leahy, was In Tn,
city Wednesday en- route to the cas-
from California Mr. Ross spent
great day here greeting his many OLE
friends.
j. b. Leahy entertained a larg
crowd uf young folks at a most de
hghtful informal dance at the Leah
residence on he evening OF July 9th
All report having a very pleasan
time.
Fat" Pongs, proprietor OF the UI
To-Date restaurant left Tuesday even
ing for Albuquerque where he wi
visit Charlie Hoy, later going 10 Sa
Francisco and return 70 LOTdsuuT
via the Southern Pacific. "Fatn n
celved a big send of by his man
friends before his departure.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank r. Cuon ente
tained about forty friends Saturda
night az their suburban home in hol
or of their daughter Miss Helen CooI
The beautiful lawn vas illuminate
for the. occasion with lanterns an
covered with rugs giying the beaul
ful evening lovely setting. Dam
iDg and cards were engaged In an
delicious refreshments consisting {
grape frappe, cake and coffee an
White House punch were served dul
ing the evening The affair was OF
& long TO be remembered aud one rea
K iirming tile dellghtfulness OF Mr. an
Mrs Com as h 81 and hostess. Tho
who attended the party were; Me
!, DANES Ritter, DOwBeY, Carroll, Clar
r Beam and Walker. M es: Marti
Beam, Wiudham, McGrath, Smit
g Marshall and Blown. MrssFs: Ritt,
Is J. and r. DOwney Beam, BieIsca
Casner, Lynde, Bush Poole and Asbe