Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-09-02

Mioo Atuln IAttliilttn AcAb idol week iOT
Chicago where she will perfect her
musical education at the Western Uni
versity Of Music.
Miss Belle Gaddis has resigned her
position in the Silver City public schools
and has been succeeded by Miss Carrie
Whitehill.
Miss Annie Woods, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Woods, of the Gila
died suddenly in this city Thursday.
Interment was made Friday. Deceas-
ed was SO years of age.
The business men Of Silver City are
going to make an effort to have the
Santa Fe place a respectable passenger
car on the run between Deming and
this pOiut.
The Silver City Social club, which
annually furnishes much pleasure to
the dancers of Silver City, is to shortly
be re-Organized for the winter social
season.
Mrs. Florence Sturdivant and little
daughter, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. c. W. Marriott for the past
year, left Friday evening for their
home in BOnaparte, la. Miss Ina Mar
riott accompanied them and will spend
the winter at her aunt's home.
Captain Bert Gilbert, Of the United
States artillery, has returned to West
Point after spending his summer vaca-
tion with his parents in Silver City.
Captain Gilbert is at present detailed
as an instructor at the military aca-
deny.
The Silver City base ball club went
down to FL Paso Friday evening and
engaged the Remnant team of that city
in contest Saturday and Sunday after
moons. Saturdays game resulted in a
victory for FL Paso by a score of to l.
Sundays game was a victory for the
same place by score of 10 to /.
Mrs. H. H. Belts, who has been visit
ing relatives in the New England
states for the past two months, return
ed to Silver City Tuesday. She was
accompanied by Miss Madge Gay,
who came on visit to her sister. Mrs.
w. H. Newcomb.
Prof. Hugh A. Owen and wife have
returned to Silver City, after spending
a pleasant summer vacation in Califor-
MIA. Prof. Owen also conducted a sue
cessful teachers institute in Santa Fe
county, during his absence.
M. w. Porterheld, manager and w.
B. Walton secretary Of the Territorial
Board of the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position Managers Of New Mexico. at
tended a meeting Of the board held last
week in Vegas. Both gentlemen said
that the work of securing an exhibit
from New Mexico is progressing rapid
ly an that the Territory will be repre-.
scented by highly creditable display at
st Louis in 1904.
Miss Fannie Fleming eldest daughter
of the mayor of Silver City, and Mr..
Phillip B. Estes, a successful young
cattlemen, were united in marriage at
the Catholic church in this city Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock, in the presence
Of large number of friends. A we'd
ding dinner followed at the home Of
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Estes will re-
side in Silver City.
Owing to the lateness of the train, an
effort was made to have the game OF
base ball between the Deming and
Fort Bayard teams played at Silver
City but the patients at the government
sanitarium interposed such strenuous
objections that the arrangements could
not be carried into effect.
W. X. Burnside, formerly of Silver
City, who has been in Douglas for some
time, is in the city on a visit to his
brothers, John L. and w. E. Burnside.
Mr.. Burnside has resigned his position
in Douglas and will locate in Los An.
geles.
Thomas Bush, who recently escaped
from the Grant county Jail did not en-,
joy his liberty for any length Of time,
Sheriff Blair received word Saturday
that he had been arrested and was
serving a thirty days sentence in the
SocOrrO county jail. He will be turned
over to the Grant county officers at the