Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-10-29

burg on Monday.
Nickie Martinez is now the
proud father of a baby boy.
Mrs. J. A. Land has been very
i'll the past week.
Mrs. F. Maloit left Sunday for
Gallup.
w. c. Peterson, master nfsehsnic
of Tucson, was in town on Monday.
DR.. E. C. DeMcss has returned from
an extended visit to his home N Nash !
vile, Tenn,
]. B. Foster of the Bonney Min /
ing Company returned home last |
week from a visit to Silver City. 4,
M. M. Owens purchased new
Ford automobile from SCOTS Ga
rage last Monday.
E. Patterson of Ell Paso is Wis
iting his brother-in-law, Dr.. r. E.
buvens CT this city.
Mrs. Jack Heather has returned
to Lordsburg after spending the
summer in California.
w. II. Harrison from California,
was in Lordsburg on business for
few days this week.
J. NJ. Euese cf the SulliyGn Ma
chinery Company CT El Paso was
visitor for several days last week.
Louis Lee, grandson Of Charles
Lee, just arrived from California
with his bride, IIo Tom.
Surveyor Cox Of Silver City is
in Lordsburg looking over the
roads Of lower Grant county.
+. Jones is now having his new
residence painted. The work is be-
ing done by "Red" McElgin.
Mrs. Fuller entertained the La
dies Missionary society of the M.
g. church at her home last week.
G. Eckert arrived in Lordsburg
last week. He will start working
on the hoist at the IS mine.
Hrs. Connor has returned 20
Lordsburg after an extended visit
with her daughter at Clifton.
Mrs. A. W. Dunlap, after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. y. R. Smyth,
left for Ccntertown, Missouri.
]. L. Wells is completing his
assessment wolk on his Tango
group Of mines.
Master Key and the Diamond from the
| Sky will be shown on MONDAY night
instead of the regular night, TUESDAY.
On account of rhoi E. Lucaybeeing
here on Tuesday night.
Walter Hughes and Lemm Hill
of this city left for Redrock Sat
urday where they will attend
school.
There will be a business meet
ing OF the Ladies Missionary so
cIety this afternoon at the M. E.
church.
New notions of all kinds at the
Blue Front. See our new tans and
MILDLY blouses, hair ornaments,
Windsor ties, etc, at the Broken
Dollar store.
D. w. Briel and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Graham S
ranch accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Mansfield.
r. Clapp is able to resume mis-
duties at the S5 mine, after being
incapacitated for few days on ac-
count of a slight injury to his
wrist.
Mrs. F. w. Weldon returned
home Saturday, after IN absence
of a month visiting her many
friends in Douglas, Columbus anC
Tucson.
DR.. Odd Hamilton, the dentist
arrived in Lordsburg Saturday
] He expects to be with US for a few
days only. He will return SOM
, time in December.
ID. w. Briel and family accom-
panied by Mrs. Wells and Mrs
Morningstar, motored TO Demini
Saturday, where Mr.. Briel pur
chased a piano for his new pic
ture show at the 85 mine.
One hundred militiamen, unde
command of Maj. E. r. GrimsteaC
of Phoenix were in town on Wed
nesday en- route to Clifton, to r.
inforce the 200 state troops a
ready in the copper strike distric
Mrs. W. Marbel has returned I
her home in Lordsbnrg, afte
spending about six weeks visitin
her relatives in the East. Her man
friends in Lordsburg are glad |
see her home again.
Mrs. Nat Cannon entertainC
the Bridge Club at her home q
Tuesday. The prize was won
Mrs. +. R. Coon. Mrs. d. w. Bri
was unable to attend so her v
, eancy was filled by Mrs. Man
field.
} The delegates, H. Halter, chai
man of.the executive board, and
8. Hughes Of the Western FEEDER
tion Of Miners, who were in co
) ference with the mine managers
I th Clifton-Morenci districts. at
Pas0, were In town on Monday
lroute to Clifton.