Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-18

was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Winfield, Monday.
Roland Anderson. of FL Paso, was
IN thee ity, Monday, enroute to his
mines IN the Hurley district.
Jacob Saanck, merchant tailor, has
.pened up fine new shop at III n.
silver avenue near the Carson hotel.
T.. T.. Foulks was in Lordsburg on
hn,ncss. and IN vompany with DR..
Hoffman and +, &. Alley TO Hurley
nd Santa Rita Tie following day.
John NJ. McTeer arrived from Al
nuouerque. Monday. to look after tn
bnsiness of the Missouri State Life.
# which Bob Miller is the $4,000
representative.
According to the Silver City hide
nendent, bread has joined the avia
non corps and is now fifteen cents
urr loaf straight. II Is said that
home baking is becoming the favor
,lr indoor sport OF the S. G. ladies.
At the expiration of her term of
-rhool. Mis- l.eona Walker will TAX,
the position IN the office of the Unit
al Land a Water Company recently
.acated by ii. Jarvis Williams. who
going into the government service
The way our patriotic women arr
.olng INTO this question of food pre-
parcdness l. going 10 make vast
difference in the high cost of living
They have certainly gone ut it IN the
right spirit and are pursuing the right
methods.
The bank of Tyrone, which wa
opened n few weeks ago by Senator
". d. Murray, of Silver City ana
pcming, has made very rapid strides
While lis capital stock is only 500,
900. is resources today are three
times that amount.
Mrs. A. ". Hanson writes the
Graphic from Gallup, requesting thal
the paper be sent to her during the
summer To Forrest City, Iowa. She
-ay Lient. Hanson has gone TO th"
Preside training camp, from where
he will receive his military orders
&. Ii. Lester and son, Roy, left
tuesday morning in their Stut2 ear
Tor California Mrs. Lester will re
main for time as the guest of her
son. Ii. W. Lester. There is no doubt
but that the Testers hold the long dis
lance record of motoring of any fam
Nv in the United States
\ few minutes after II. VI. Grove
left to attend church, Sunday evening
the tire whistle sounded and oE =
turning To their home they found &"
IN Flames. The department did val
lant service IN preserving large por
ton of the building. although much OF
the contents were badly charrcd, and
al least three rooms were put ont OF
commission. The loss Is partially
covered by insurance.
j. +. Luedcrs. auditor and adJustor.
of the Fidelity and Deposit Company
Of Maryland. Inspected the work that
has been done by County Treasurer
Edgar licpp. Friday, and quietly
slipped the information Ia hepp
friends around town that he never
found accounts in more perfect shape,
nor the business of the COMPANY
transacted IN q more efficient manner
to all of which Ed. entered plea
If guilty.
Postmaster II. \. Smith, of White
water. ordered one of the last ship
ment of the Winona wagons OF +. +.
Peterson. In noting this purchase II
m,ght be well TO observe that wagon
ordered now and last fall costs the
dealer S9.ln more from the iactor'
than it did ut that time. This fact
however, does not deter the loca
dealer from getting two or three ear
loads Of wagons every moon or two
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Sheriff II. j McGrath says that
District Attorney Vaught is one OF
the most accommodating officials on
the state poyroll. \ few days ago
Sheriff Simpson picked up pair OF
Mexican cheek-raisers. who were
wanted at Dryer, and as the district
attorney had to drive up there for tn
hearing, he took the prisoners Is has
ear and delivered them to the Grant
county sheriff. As usual. the guilty
parties ''owned the corn"