Deming graphic., 1918-01-18

dfs. fInrq Fielder left Wedues-
ldag for Heonin, Arizona, whore
/ size win several weeks visit.
ling abo viii 20 % La
)olla where she will
pl eck On the Southern
pacl1 kin, forty milas east
Of londay night, causing
q eht hours IN traffic.
10 was IN from the Tuni-
an fountain country Tuesday
Nomne War Service Board
u II the Chamber of Commerce
Dday afternoon The race track
the Turner Amusement Park was
he Of the principal subjects discuss
Ied. The race track was endorsed by
the Board and they viii endeayor io
have District Attorney Vaueht recon-
slider his action which forbids racing
on Sunday The races are not OPP
posed BY military authorities. in fact,
the soldiers are interested in and en-
ioy the races There will be no
gambling allowed on the grounds.
Edwin II. Matthews came down
from Winslow, Arizona, Tuesday, on
account of the illness of his aunt
Mrs. E. II. Matthews.
r. L. DAILY arrived in the city from
New York City He is here on bust
ness and Will remain indefinitely.
The missionary society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, south.
viii meet with Mrs. W. A. McCreary
at her home at PIG South Nickel Ave
me.
o. f. Lindlof returned Monday ev-
ening from FL Paso, where he had
been on a business and pleasure
"trip.
Mrs. Tom Murray and sons, Don
and Raymond, left last week for
Douglas. Arizona, to visit Mr.. Mur-
rays sisters, the Misses Alta and
Ruth Murray.
p. R. Smith returned Monday
morning. from the Cobre-P Plata mines,
located about seventy-fiyc miles
north Of Albuquerque.
Miss Nellie Carroon left the first
Of the week for her home in Rochrs-
ter. Minnesota, in response 10 a tel
egram announcing the serious lime,
of her BROTHER Miss Caroon has
been visiting her brother, Frank.
who has been confined in the old
base hospital for about three months
Reed Watkins was in from the
Gage country Monday.
Fred S. Gregory Of Hondale. vino
Is now employed by the FL. Pasa
and Southwestern Railway, as see \
ton foreman, is doing some spe-
cial work in the Deming yards.
Mrs. r. b. Dean has been enter
iaining case Of ln grippe this week.
A. c. McElwain. of the McElwain
Mere. Co, left Monday afternoon for
st. Louis. Mo Mr.. McElwain ira
vels for the McElrov- Sloan shoe
house out of ST. Louis. He ex
poets to make a trip over the state
and thru Arizona before returning
home.
Miss Hazel Van Meter returned
Saturday from FL Paso, where she
had accompanied her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Rhinehart. Mrs. Rhinehart
entered a hospital in that city for
treatment.
Attorney -at-law Karl A. SNYDER
has moved his law office into Judge
Felder's office on East Spruce ST..
where he viii be pleased to meet his
many old friends.
a!rs. j. B. Camunez and children
have arrived from Las Cruces for
an extended visit with her sister, Mr..
Alex Triviz.
Sgts. Howard Files, Verne Mar.
shall, Lucien Clark, T. Nesbitt. De-
we're Smith, Edward Solomon ana
Private Van Laanen, of Camp Cody,
entertained a party Of FL Paso
friends, composed Of Mrs. J. W. Zol-
lars. and Misses Edith Maloney, Eliz-
abeth Stevens, Mary Hill, Dorothy
Reardon and Anna Bucher, at din
ner at the Harvey House Saturday
evening
Mr.. +. d. L. SQuires, head of the
publicity work for the Y. NJ. c. AL
here arrived last Saturday from
Chicago. Mr. SQuires will divide his
time between here and III Paso and
when at Camp Cody win be found
at the Y. NJ C.. A. headquariers
building Hei very interesting
gentleman and will accomplish much
good during his stay at Camp Cody
The Ioka Laundry, located in the