Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-01-13

Mrs. Julia Walker of Gage has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Watkins. this week.
Hal c. Kerr, the popular cattle,
man Of Cambray. was in the city
Monday.
DR.. Il. G. DeMoss Of Nashville
Tenn. was T.. l.. Worrell's guest
Monday.
w. l.. Foxworth, the well-known
lumberman Of III paso, has been the
guest Of II. G. Bush this week.
N. A. Bolich and brother who Il
visiting him from Pennsylvania, 70
to Phoenix today on business.
Deputy Sheriff w. d. Close OF
Columbus was pleasant GRAPHIC
caller Tuesday.
Harry II. Newton has been spend.
ing a few days with his many Dem.
ing friends, en- route 10 Los Angel
es, his future home.
DR.. Milford and family are locat-
ed in the Kerr residence next To
A. l.. Sangre, the north part Of the
house being the doctors Office.
c. C. p. Phillips and son Sam of
Mexico have concluded that the
Deming country is about the proper
thing.
j. +. Conley and sister, Mrs. j..
H. Turner of Oskaloosa, Iowa, have
been looking into conditions here
and are exceedingly well impressed.
County Commissioner c. l.. Hub
bard and Hon. Wright Shaw are
the latest additions to the Chamber
Of Commerce.
Miss Virginia Slmeth of Mem
phis. Tenn, is n guest at the home
of Ralph C. Ely and is temporarily
employed in Mr.. Ely's law Office.
Mrs. s. Burnside was most pleas
antly entertained Wednesday and
of this week at the ranch
home of Mrs. Nellie Quincy.
Col. Richard Hudson has been
very i'll for several days but we are
glad TO state that his condition is
much improved.
J. A. Mahoney is on a business
trip to Chicago. The new hospital
furniture will have his attention
while there.
DR.. Moir has been in Santa Fe
this week in attendance at the reg
ular quarterly meeting of the New
Mexico Board of Medical Examiners.
Chas. G. Gates, city street COM
missioner Of st. Joseph, Mo-, is a
guest at Mrs. Kate McCahon's. II
is a cinch that he likes things here.
The Seymours left for their home
in Wisconsin, Tuesday morning,
with that inevitable comeback idea
in their minds.
Miss Lillian Larson has returned
to her school work at Silver City,
after a two weeks stay with her
parents here.
Miss Sarah Boreing, Louisville,
KY, is the guest of her sisters,
Mrs. J. NJ. Williams and Mrs. j. M.
Young. She may decide to remain
in the sunshine state.
Alfred Strum came down from
Lake Valley to attend the annual
meeting of the Bi-Metallic Mining
and Milling Co., of which he is
president.
w. l.. Samuels and wife are To-
Gated at the Lester House and
Frank Samuels and family are in
the Leopold cottage on Iron street.
All very desirable citizens.
M. l.. Brem and family of eight
children of GAINESVILLE, Texas, ar
rived this week and are preparing
to make a home in the Mimbres
Valley. We are glad to give them
hearty welcome.
John M. McTeer is home from
Kentucky and is mighty glad of it.
He says, There's nothing to it but
the sunshine state" and intimate:
that a good many Kentucky people
are beginning to think so.
Miss Catharine and John Burn.
side of Silver City spent several
days last week visiting at the HON,
of Frank Wyman. On their return
home they were accompanied by
Mrs. S. Burnside, their grandmoth
er.
Col. w. +. Cody, accompanied b,
his brother-in-law, l.. f. Decker Of
Cody, Wyo., and mining expert, L.
W. Getchell of New York. were il
the city yesterday, en- route to tn,
ColonePs Arizona mines. All ex
pressed themselves to the GRAPHIC
as being very much delighted will
this country.
Col. H. II. Belts, the sage of Sill
yer City, deputy oil inspector, cit.
clerk, member of the New Mexic,
Bureau Of immigration, and one o
the men to be reckoned with in tn
new state, was in the city this weei
passing out some nice bouquets con
corning the Deming country. TIL,
Colonel has a host of friends her,