Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-08-11
LOCAL & PERSONAL.

where they have been spending a
months vacation.
A. A. Williams, the we'll driller,
was here from Duncan the first of
the week. Mr.. Williams has start
ed a new we'll for Alex Martin at
the Martin home in Duncan. He
has finished a 207 foot we'll for
Floyd Hightower and has much
work lined up along the river.
M. S. Miller and j. F. Bolander
of Knox County, Texas, arrived
here the last of the week in Mr..
Bolander's car. They are looking
over Southern Grant County with
a view to locating permanently.
Nh. Bolander is a we'll known cat
tleman in Texas, and many years
ago skinned" mules through
New Mexico and Arizona. He says
that quite a number of people
from Knox county are planning to
come to New Mexico.
Oscar Hunter received a new
Ford touring car from the Scott
agency the last of the week.
Robert w. Bliss is attending the
convention of the Arizona State
Federation of Labor in Tucson,
Arizona, this week. Mr.. BliN is a
vice president of this well-known
organization.
Ell Paso Ice Cream and Cold
Drinks at Mrs. Stevens Ice
Cream Parlor.
Morris and Wright have built
an addition to their warehouse
north of the S. P. tracks.
William Heather, we'll known
angora goat raiser from Silver
City, was here the first of this
week buying up mohair. Mr.. Hea-
Their also made a trip to the ella
river, purchasing much mohair
from that section.
w. w. Carbon was in town from
the Animas valley on Sunday.
Frank Mccarthy, formerly of
this city, but now employed by the
Rock Island at Liberal, Kansas,
was a visitor here several days
this week.
Miss Matilda Beam returned
home Tuesday noon from Berke-
ley, where she has been attending
the University of California. Miss
Beam is a valuable member of the
local school faculty.
Ray Case of Deming was a bus
mess visitor here Tuesday.
Oliver G. King, justice of the
Peace at Animas, was in town
Monday and Tuesday.
BORN Tuesday evening to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c.. Rubesch,
an eight pound daughter. Both
child and mother are doing nicely.
Walter was on deck bright and
early Wednesday morning with
two-bit cigars and wearing a hat
several sizes larger than usual.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods
were here from Bedrock Wed,
nesday.
John Hayden was in towr
from Stems Wednesday. He
says that two wholesale liquor
houses are opening up at the
Pass.
Attorney A. W. Moningstal
left Thursday on No. 2 for ar
extended trip in the east. He
will visit New York City anC
jamestown, N. Y. returning via.
Washington D. C. where he will,
place his daughter, Miss Hazel,
in school for the coming term.
MI. and Mrs. Morningstar will,
return to Lordsburg about the
% of the month.
Charles Warner, secretary anC
treasurer of the IS Mining Com.
pany, arrived in the city Tuesday
from San Gabriel, Calf, to lool
after his business interests. Mr.
Warner has returned to his home
in California in July, after max.
ing an extended visit in the east
He has many friends in Lordsburl
and vicinity who are always glaC
to welcome him back to "the best
little town in the southwest"
Miss Carrie James, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. James of the 81
mine, was taken to the Hotel Diet
in Ell Paso Monday morning fol
treatment of what is supposed t,
} be typhoid fever. Miss Jane.
l attended school in Lordsburg las
year and has many friends her,
who trust her illness will not y
serious, ~
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