Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-07
G. W. o. Martin and wife are

T.. ". TONNOTtil, vi III dso, u IT,
lieving Manager Bush Of the Dem
ing Lumber Co., for BIO u two
weeks, and II. G. and his wife have
linked" to some secluded spot for
absolute rest, much needed.
Mrs. Alice Smith and Miss Mar
garet Rosch are spending the sum-
mer in California, the former in Los
Angeles and the later at San Diego.
where she will witness the gradua-
ton of Miss Janette Merrill.
J. G. Hopkins, of Washington, ID.
c.. called on his old friend, Col. tt
tus, Wednesday. They were form
er mining associates in Clifton and
Hopkins is now several times a mil
ionaire.
Miss Alice Heath has returned
home from Deming where she has
been attending high school. She
will spend her vacation with her
parents at Sunnyside. Columbus
Courier.
Thos. Searle, who has just com
pleted a residence and farm ne +
Hondale, has gone to Illinois to close
up some business matters and on his
return will install n fine pumping
plant.
Mrs. J. II. Schurtz, W ! { @ of the
genial manager of the Mimbres Val
ley Lumber Co., has arrived from
Almagordo, and the family is get
ting nicely settled in the beautiful
new Pride residence near the high
school. Deming likes such families.
The editor left for Douglas, Ari-
IONA, yesterday, where he will deliv-
er an address at the annual banquet
of the Chamber of Commerce and
Mines. tonight, his subject being
The Deming way of Doing things. -
j. l.. Greenwood and wife; prom
inent residents of Ramona, Oklaho-
ma, are amoeg our latest arrivals.
They have purchased so acres of the
c. T. Robinson tract south of the
city and are preparing to begin ex-
tnnsive development
Judge Colin Neblctt of Silver
City passed thru Deming. Wednes-
day evening, enroute to his former
home at Blackstone, Va. He will
return home via Baltimore, Md,
and take in the Democratic Nation
al Convention.
DR.. George ID. Carter has been
offered a $4,000 job in Mexico
which is too attractive to he turned
down. The genial doctor and his
estimable family have made hosts
Of friends during their brief resid-
ence in Deming, who rejoice in the
Doctors good fortune but regret
exceedingly the departure of him
self and family.
Arnold W. Harris, son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Harris of Denver,
Colo, stopped over a day this week
to visit his aunt. Mrs. Frank Wy
man. Mr. Harris has recently gra-
duated from the School of mines Mt
Golden, Colo, and was cnroute To
Hurley where he has a position
with the Chino Copper Company.
Mrs. l.. M. Harrington, Miss Fan
ME and Master Frank, left Tuesday
evening for Colorado Springs, where
they will spend several weeks, going
from there to Helena, Ark, and re-
turning to Deming for the winter.
Mrs. Harrington has extensive
property interests here now, but
whether she had or not, ljeming
would get her for the winter.
o. j. Byerle and family, of Frank
lin, La, have moved to Deming for
permanent residence and Mr.. Byerle
has taken a good position with +. c.
Peterson 4 Co. They are old friends
of DR.. Gates and together. with him
have leased the Clark residence on
Gold avenue, formerly occupied by
Ralph e. Ely. We are glad to ex-
tend them the hand of welcome.
T. l.. Chase has returned from a
four months trip, during which time
he was in thirteen of the western
states. He investigated IRRIGATION