Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-09-17
Local and Personal


Miss Rebecca Bailey is visiting
her parents for a few weeks. She
arrived Tuesday evening.
Miss Irene Martin of Duncan
passed through Lordsburg Satur-
day en- route to Arizona, where
she will teach school.
Howard Boyd returned Saturday
from a very pleasant trip to the
Panama-Pacific Exposition and q
visit to Los Angeles.
Stanley Coon motored to Silver
City on Saturday, accompanied by
Harry Martin, Julian Downey, and
Miss Julia Beam.
Calvin Glenn and family passed
through Lordsburg last week en-
route to Pinos Altos, where they
will reside.
Dave Vuksanovich OF this city has
been one Of those to lend financial
assistance to the Western Federation
OF Miners.
FOR SALE: Pipe cutters outfit
and Assay Outi. Cheap. See Mr..
w. ". Stevens.
j. d. Allen of Duncan pass ed through
Lordsburg Saturday to appear before
the Arizona corporation commission at
Globe in connection with handling calls
for Clifton and Morenci through Dun
can. 1t is learned here that he won
his fight.
Messrs. Leahy, ]. Jackson, F. r.
Coon, Stanley Coon, Geo. Hayden, P.
Farley, r. B. Ownby and Oscar Hun
ter were subpoened to serve on a spe-
cial venire at district court. They left
Thursday morning.
Suits and Overcoats, SIS to $40, made
in my shop. Cleaning and Altering of
Ladies and Gents garments.
Farrer the Tailor. Ownby Building
J. B. Foster of the Bonner Min
ing Company has sent a ella mons
ter to his former home in Beloit,
Wis. The brute will be placed in
the City Park on exhibition.
T. A. Kerr returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Ell Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Cannon stayed
at the Kerr ranch in the Animas
during Mr.. Kerrs absence.
G. L. Sullivan and Walter In
terrieden were in Ell Paso this
week making purchases for the new
85 mine store, which will soon be
established at the 85 mine camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Jeffus and
children left Saturday for Pecos,
Tex, where they will visit friends
and relatives for a week or ten
days.
Yesterday was the 18th of Sep
tember and the local Mexicans cell
ebrated in grand style, bringing
the day to a close with a grand
baile at the X. of P. Hall.
Joe Nygren, and daughter, Miss
Fay, were Ell Paso visitors this
week, where Mr.. Nygren went to
do the holiday purchasing of toys
and novelties for the Eagle Drug
Mercantile Company.
j. M. Busbys Minstrels will
show here next Thursday evening
under canvass. The show carries
with it big brass band and is said
to be one OF the best aggregations
of colored stars on the road.
Mrs. Clark entertained the lad
les OF the Brldge Club at a delight
full affair at her home at the 85
mine camp on Tuesday afternoon
The party was largely attended
and all report having a pleasant
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie DunnegaI
of the Animas were here Monday
en- route to their home after hav-
ing been married in Deming on
Saturday. They received many
congratulations while here.
BUSINESS FOR SALE-Wel
paying candy store and ice cream
parlor in Lordsburg. Reason fol
selling: Ill health. See Mrs. Ste
vens.
The X. of A. Club was re-organ
lied Monday night and officers
elected as follows: Avery Nc
Clure, President; Quilla Hardin
Rce president; Ralph Constable
secretary Darwin Stephens, treas
urer; Millard Hardin, Warden
The club was organized for tn
benefit of the Lordsburg schoo
boys and the members are enthus
| iastic about it.
Four cases of typhoid fever il
the Mexican section of Lordsburi
are reported by Deputy Count!
Health officer E. C. DeMoss. Tn
cases were not discovered unit
one death had occurred. DIR. De
Moss is promoting a vigorous cam
paign of cleaning up prospectiv,
typhoid breeding spots in ant
about this city and warns the pub
lie to use precautionary measures
Postmaster M. @. Hardin wa
called to Tucson, Ariz., this wee
to testify in the case Of the Uniter
States VS.. Fred G. Keyes for alleq
ed violation of the Mann Whit
Slave act. Keyes is charged wit
bringing a woman to Lordsburl
from Ell Paso on January % of thi
year and thence to Arizona. Tn
case is being heard before the Fec
eral court in Tucson.
Quite a few of the local peopl
are planning to attend the bi
watermelon day celebration a
Duncan, Ariz., tomorrow (Satul
day. in connection with the opeI
ing Of the ella river bridge.
Manager d. w. Briel put on
big feature Wednesday nigh
when he put on "The San Dieg
Exposition" in five reels, shown
the big fair in all its details. Fo
the occasion he made a specil
price Of DC for children. The sho
was largely attended.
Judge Oliver G. King, the An
mas Valley Justice of the Peac
wGs a prominent visitor in Lord
burg Tuesday afternoon, motorin
over with Rufus Wamel and Eliua
Thompson Of the valley. Ju6l
King was al inflated over the n
cent "bacon" captured from Rod,
by the Anmas baseball team
scription next week.