Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-28
PERSONAL.


4 G. s. Buckley Of Leipsic, Ohio, Is
the guest of his cousin, Geo. LETTER.
! N. b. Stump is home from AS
bury College at Wilmore, Ky.
Assessor Cook Is just recovering
from a severe illness.
/ G. H. Hon has been working with
Mr. Pattberg in III Paso.
W. E. Davis was an insurrecto
camp visitor at juarez over Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Evans has returned
to her former home in Mississippi.
| ID. M. Alexander of Tennessee Is
an interested visitor here.
Mrs. Mary Minis and sister, Miss
Kemp left Sunday for San Antonio.
Robt. Pond is home from Cali
fornia.
| Mrs. Frank Meyers Of RincOn, Is
spending a few days with her daugh-
tiers, here.
F. s. Coffin of Brentwood, Tex,
was a welcome GRAPHIC caller.
Tuesday.
Miss Lyn Robinson has been
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. r. II. Elliott, at III Paso.
Mrs. Ben Larsen is in Silver City
attending the illness Of her brother
in-law.
Miss Mildred King of the Times
and Miss Carrie Hubbard are work
ing Silver City and the mining
towns north.
Mrs. l.. II. Brown is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Charles, of Dundee,
N. Y. She expects to accompany
her home about the first of May.
Director Cheney, Gen. Supt. Kern
and Div. Supt. Summers were in
the city this week en- route to and
from their mining properties at
Santa Rita.
John M. McTeer is home from
Kentucky and is smiling all over his
face to get back into the sunshine
state. Mrs. McTeer and son Jack
will return in about three weeks.
John T. Donovan. general agent
Of the Illinois Central, is looking
over this region and it would not
be at all surprising to see him come
our way.
John T. Kelly, the very able staff
correspondent of the Albuquerque
Evening Herald, has been here this
week in the interest Of his excellent
paper.
Assistant Postmaster II. ID. Green
has been on the invalid list since
Friday. Too much business. Ed
win Leopold is doing extra duty in
the meantime.
w. l.. Foxworth has been spend
ing few days with H. G. Bush.
There is no getting around the fact
that Foxworth is getting nightly
stuck on Deminp.
j.. J. Kelly of Silver City visited
his son, Cashier H. II. Kelly Tues
day and Wednesday. He has just
returned from South Carolina,
where he accompanied the remains
of the late Judge Harllee.
Mrs. VIM. Howard received a
telegram Saturday evening announc-
ing the death of her brother-in-law,
Lewis Singleton, at Kansas City,
Mo. She left Sunday evening to
attend the funeral and will be gone
for about six weeks.
Joe Stump has been spending a
few days in FL Paso. While there
he visited the insurgent camp and
conversed with the rebel leaders.
He says the III Paso stores are selling
lot of groceries and supplies to
. the armies across the border.
X. N. Rogers, who has been
spending the winter with his daugh-
ter, one of Deming's very efficient
teachers. leaves tomorrow for
, Iowa. but says he will return some
time during the year to make his
permanent residence here, where
! he will be cordially welcomed.
: James F. Hamilton of Bellevue,
Mich, representing the Hamilton
Bros. Construction Company, was a
very welcome GRAPHIC visitor this
) week. IE company with c. J.
Laughren and M. w. DePuy he
: viewed some of our big pumping
, plants, Tuesday, and Is very much
impressed with the Demine country.
Deming was honored Tuesday by
the presence of Hon. Ernest War
ner and Mrs. Warner, prominent
, citizens Of Madison. Wis.,, who are
touring the Southwest and came to
! ! this city to visit City Attorney A.
A. Temke and Attorney r.
F. Hamilton, former associates in
the attorney generals Office at
$ Madison. They were very much
3 pleased with the Deming country.
5 At $50 Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
;, were entertained at dinner at the