Deming graphic., 1918-01-25


l27th field artillery, is taking a
course of special instruction. Mrs.
Mckinley expects 10 stay in the Tex
a~ City month aud Mrs. Ruther-
ford will remain during the stay Of
Set. Rutherford.
Mrs. y. T.. Bradshaw and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Mcbride are home from trip
thru northwestern Texas.
}. p. Famam. special income tax
collector for Uncle Sam, for New
Mexico, and Arizona, came in from
Silver CITY Wednesday and will be
here four days. lie is making his
headquarters at the Bank Of Dem
ing.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
nights of this week the Armory was
the most attractive place in Deming
for pleasure-loving folk. On these
respective evenings there was Il dance
given for the enlisted men under the
auspices of the War Service Board.
Thursday evening a grand concert
was given between the hours of I 80
and $50 by the band of the l35th
infantry under the leadership Of
Prof J. C. Meyer Immediately fol-
lowing was the military dance from
$50 to IL :00. Each evening the at
tendance grows and the armory is
fast becoming the most popular place
for social affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd, of Lake
Preston, S. D., have been here visi.-
ing the South Dakota soldiers sta
toned at Camp Cody Last Friday
evening they entertained at dinner
at the Harvey House Capt and Mrs.
4. G. Port and son Clyde; JAS. Wilde,
George r. Fleming, Fred J. Stephen
son, Earl +. Flanagan, G. II. Manley,
Irving Pulls, Elmer A. L0vell Elmer
T.. Thompson, Floyd McGarvie, Wal
ter Trousdale. Elmer Hanna, Clyde
Roley, Edward L. l.udyick-on and
Victor Julson. From here Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd 90 to Camp Pike at Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas, to visit South
Dakota troops stationed there. The
South Dakota soldiers are loud in
their praise of conditions here.
The High School pupils give a
dance for the benefit of the athletic
association at the Deming club to-
night
Juan Naldespno, Deming's Span
ish- h-Amencm notary. spent Sunday
in Las Cruces with his wife and
Young son. lie returned Monday
morning.
Mrs. Mary Hudson, mother ct Mrs
Mednc Boucher, has been confined ia
her bed with pleurisv several day.
this week.
G.. B. Kelley was called 10 Fl PasC
last Thursday by Sheriff Seth 0rn.
dorff to identify one Ed King. Will
several aliases, who was shot tC
death bv Deputies Robert Mulherr
aud V. Hogan, on the night Of Jan
uary r, at Hotel Dieu. This King
however, proved to be another King
Ed King was very popular in Grimm
al and court circles.
Mrs. b. +. Kelso, who has beeI
/ here the past five weeks visiting he
husband Pvt Kelso of the l35tI
| Ambulance Corps, returned THURSDAY
/ to her nome in Fairbault, Minnesota
Miss Dorothy Arens and Corp
| Herman Mithelman were united il
marriage at the Catholic cmrcl
Monday morning by Father J. NJ
Garnet. The bride was attended b,
| her sister, Miss Rose Arens. Of For
/ Bayard. New Mexico. Corp. an'
| Mr. Mithclman are domicicd o.
The home Of Mr.. and Mr.. Rabbi
/ Lyud.
Miss Rose Arens. q nurse in IN
government tubercular hospital "a
Fort Bayard, was here to attend th
wedding Of her sister, Miss Rose. nn'
returned to her duties Tuesday morn
inc.
Edwin Brown. who has been 4
charge Of the Red Cross work here
since the establishment Of the camp
has been granted q vacation and vii
return TO his home in Minneapolis
Minnesota. Frederick W Harry vii
have charge Of the work during MI
Browns absence.
Miss Frances d. Mutt, court ste
noerapher, Isl n Silver this woek do
ing some special slcnoTaphic work
Miss Isabel Phillips has returned
home from the convent at Las Cru