Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-31

49, xVs VINO rooooe8 on q
AoneseeoA ten miles northeast Of
town. vos . passenger on the after
neea train bound for Fl Paso We'd
nss1Ay.
J. II Greenwood, a nephew Of
Caskisr Greenwood Of the Columbus
State hank and assistant to the cash.
ier, mAde . business and pleasure
trip to II Paso Sunday and returned
to Columbus ON the morning train
Wednesday.
Languin, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Burkhead, while out rid
ing Tuesday afternoon was thrown
from his mount and painfully, but not
seriously injured. The horse became
uncomfortable and attempted to 60
under q wire used as q clothes line,
the wire striking the horse across the
nose causing him to spring back in
stantly, throwing the little rider.
Mr.. Swanxey Of the Foxworth-
Galbraith Lumber company, went to
his home in Deming in his ''buzz wag-
on Saturday and spent Sunday with
his family. On account Of the recent
heavy rains he decided to leave his
car and came by rail, arriving on the
east bound train Monday.
Private Harry Long, a member Of
Troop d, 18th cavalry, died in the
hospital here on Tuesday morning.
The soldier had been troubled with
stomach and intestinal troubles Of an
acute character. The body Of the
deceased was escorted to the train
Wednesday afternoon by the Off
GERS, band, and all troops Of the gar
rison. Every member Of the regiment
stationed here turned out to pay their
parting respects to their dead COM
rade-in- arms.
Editor and Acting Postmaster L.
L. Lewis, Mrs. Lewis and their two
daughters, Madge and Millicent. Mr..
and Mrs. A. g. Beck. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Dean and their son Edwin. left
Tuesday morning in Mr.. Deans au-
tomobile and carriage for a ten
day outing in the Florida mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Amer are enjoy
ing visit from their daughter, Miss
Josephine Amer, who is here from
California. She will spend some time
here visiting and viewing the mag
scenery of southern New
Mrs. L. J. Jagers was here few
days this week for visit with her
husband who is agent at the station
here. Mrs. Jagers resides at An
thony. New Mexico. where she man.
ages a large drug store owned by Mr..
Jagers.
One Of the fine gray mares owned
by James T. Dean was struck and
killed by lightning on last Monday
evening during the severe electrical
storm on that date. Myron Dean had
driven the mare out TO his place a
few miles north Of town and had
zone into the house only a moment
before the heavy clash which did the
work. There was yong colt with
he mare, but it was not hurt. This
means a considerable loss to Mr.. 1
Dean, as il breaks up one of the !
argest and best teams in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Meek and .
amily came here Saturday for an
yer Sunday visit with Mrs. Meek's :
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Richie, =
( the Commercial hotel. The visitors
ctutucu W tuCiI honic NJ Ist u>o WI ,
he afternoon train Monday.
Edwin Dean and Ross Gesler went
D Deming the last Of the week and
eturned the first of this week. They
eport some very muddy roads be- 7"
ween here and Deming at the present .
me. =
On Saturday evening, August /. :,
AIRY Strouer and Battling Mantell
i'll fight a ten-round bout at the :.
commercial hotel hall for the cham =
ionship Of the border patrol. Bat
ing Mantell is well known here in
having fought several
puts and never has lost one at this :
lace. Strouer is also well known q
IRE now, having won the decision in II
'e fastest and best fought battle u
at has ever been staged here. OF
d,
C. C. Edmunds spent Sunday on u
5 farm in the Animas valley in D.