Local notes from Socorro _E. L. Smart sells bread to Simon the Clothes Doctor moves in_
The Socorro Chieftain reports locals including E L Smart selling bread and Simon the Clothes Doctor moving into the north room of the Terry block. Capt J F Fullerton and son Elmer with W S Fullerton head to San Diego. Various visits from Magdalena ranches and Santa Fe business. A push for a Socorro commercial club and several social notes accompany a steady stream of regional news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
G. EB. Cook
St. Louis
J. F. Fullerton
Elmer
W. S. Fullerton
San Diego
California
T. W. Medley
H. C. Medley
G.O. Owsley
Socorro
Magdalena
C. BE. Ross
Santa Fe
Hos
HW. C. Bursum
Leo Loewenstein
N. Hilton
Miss Ilton
San Antonio
Miss Hilton
Wm. Gardiner and Son
Chas. Gardiner
W. P. Sanders
Socorro County
Ladies' Cavalry Escort to Open New Fair Parade
Article details Captain T. J. Matthews leading a ladies' cavalry company as parade escort on the first day of the fair in Socorro New Mexico. Urges interested ladies with saddle horses to meet at his residence Tuesday at 7 30 PM to join the showy unit. Also mentions school notices and thanks from the Sisters of Lorero for repairs aided by local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Matthews
Trumper
Matthews
Socorro
N. M
Reserve Daily Rains Seen Amid Town Visits and Game Invite
Rainy conditions persist as Sam Hilliard and others visit town on Friday and Thursday. Laura Cooper attends the Friday dance while Benjamin Sanchez visits from Aragon and Bert Snider arrives from Douglas. Sunday school remains well attended and plans are set for winter schooling. a White Sox versus Nants baseball game is advertised at the fairgrounds for tomorrow, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hilliard
Mr. Cowyer
Mr. Bailey
Spurs
Laura Cooper
Benjamin Sanchez
Aragon
Bert Snider
Fairgrounds
White Sox
Nants
Notice for Public Publication of William Gardiner Claim
William Gardiner of Magdalena New Mexico filed final proof for Homestead Entry No 3995 dated August 1 1903 Township 18 Range 4 West. Proof will be made before E K H Sweet Probate Clerk at Socorro on September 21 1908. Witnesses: David Farr J M Allen Charles Gardiner and W P Sanders all of Magdalena New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las July
Nice
William Gardiner
Magdalena
N.M
Hamestead
EK. H. Sweet
So M
David Farr
J. M. Alien
Chas. Gardiner
W. P. Sanders
Notice of Levy and Sale on Civil Case in Socorro NM
Notice of alias writ of execution issued July 27 1908 from the District Court Third Judicial District Territory of New Mexico Socorro County. Sheriff Aniceto C Ati will sell at the north doors of the Court House Socorro on Sept 7 1904 at daylight the Socorro Company chattels to satisfy a judgment of 141 and 6100 dollars damages plus 400 dollars costs and collection costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Third Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
County of
Socorro
Krakower, Zork & Moye
Socorro Company
Territory
Aniceto C. Ati
Sacorry Co
Democratic Chairman Fitch Absents From Socorro
Chairman Jas. G. Fitch of the territorial central committee has been away from Socorro all week, leading to speculation he is promoting the lost cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. G. Fitch
Democratic Territorial Central Committee
Socorro
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Smart
Simon's
Cole Railston
Park House
Elaso
Oscar Redeman
Mr. Redeman
Ilw. Smith
Pan-American Federal Smelting and Refiningmpany
Juan A. Baca
Burley
Mr. Baca
Henry Graham
Frank
Mr. Graham
Pan-American Smelting and Refining Company
Mr. and
Mrs. Christilan
Tacoma
Washington
Geo
Christian
Kelly
Ladies’ Cavalry
Mt. Carmel School
Messrs
Morris Loewenstein
P. J. Savage
Chambon Estate
Ang. Winkler
E. A. Drake
Abran Abeyta
Hilli & Fischer
C. T. Brown
Ola McCarty
Bruce Cooper
Silver City
First National Bank
Albuquerque
Joshua 8. Raynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
W. W. Woods
United States Depository
A. T
8. F. RY
Whitney Company
Alaska
White Mountain Ice Cream
Hercules Powder Mine
Socorro State Bank
The
Loewenstein Bros
Rio Grande Supply Company
Rio Grande
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