Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

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over Sunday.
Mayor Corbett was In Fl Paso
Tuesday.
Cashier and Mrs Arthur c
Raithel were weekend guests Of IN,
Temke's at Seamanville.
Miss Eugenia Roy Of the Silver
: City Normal was Miss Larson''
guest. this week.
4 Fred Sherman. C. c. Rogers ant
w. M. Raulston were at Las Cruce,
on land business last week.
I. A. Chase left. Tuesday evening
for California and will return via
motorcycle in about six weeks.
r. L. Pilloud, telephone cashier
at Albuquerque. was the guest Of
Manager LETTERS. Tuesday.
Frederick Powell Is home from
his extended summer visit in Col.
umbus with his uncle. Fred Pen.
nington.
| c. s. Peterson, the noted newspa.
per man Of Denver, has been in
Deming, this week. collecting data
for his book. Representative New
Mexicans."
Mrs. Margaret Baldwridge, sur
gical nurse Of FL Paso, has conclud-
ed that Deming Is the proper place
to live. and has this week estab-
lished her residence here.
j. N. L. McCurdy and wife, par
ents of our Hondale live ones, are
spending a few weeks with them.
Like all others they are exceedingly
well-impressed. :.
Mrs. W. A. Ramsey and daugh-
ters, Winifred and Ruth, left. Tues
day for a visit with relatives and
friends in Tennessee. Mr.. Ramsay
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accompanied them as far as FL Paso.
j. c. Echlin. representing the In
ternational Correspondence Schools,
will be at the Widen Hotel, July %
and 29. where he will be pleased to
see anyone and explain to them
their system of teaching.
Miss Carrie. Steed writes from
Arkansas that she is having a de-
lightful time, and that she may be
expected home the latter part Of
August
Hon. W. ID. Murray, accompanied
by Mrs. Murray and their two
daughters, Hazel and LYDIA. came
down from Silver City, Saturday, all
except W, ID. going to California
for the summer.
Miss Jean Forsythe instructor of
music and art at Silver City Nor
NAL, is a guest at the Thurmond
home. The auto party we men
toned last week got stalled and
came down by train the following
day.
We are exceedingly glad to note
the marked improvement in the
co ndition Of Il. M. Quinlan, who
has been suffering a severe attack
of typhoid. He is able to take
daily exercise now and will soon be
ready to resume his railroad duties.
Eli Parkhill, the deservedly pop
ular young banker of Llano. Texas.
who was an over Sunday guest at
Edgar Hepp's, is very compliment
airy in his praise Of the Deming
country and her people. He ex-
pressed the opinion that Deming
has every reason on earth to look
forward to a bright and prosperous
future.
Wallace II. Wright and wife have
arrived from Webb City, Mo-, for
permanent residence and are at
present quartered in the Swope res
idence south of the greenhouse.
Deming is pleased to extend these
excellent people the glad hand of
welcome. Mr.. Wright is a Drury
College man and a live one.
o. J. Durand, general agent for
the Kansas City Life Insurance Co.,
leaves today to attend a meeting of
the 100000 clubs at the home office
on July 26, q and 2S. After the
meeting Mr.. Durand will accom-
pany Vice President Fred w. Flem-
ing on two months trip 70 Eur
ope, a business tour on which he
will net as French interpreter. Mr..
Durand will join the statehood dele
cation in Washington on August 3.
Albuquerque Journal. July "a.
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