Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-02-08

Their, d. c. Farrah.
Mrs. o. Hoagland arrived last week
from Three Rivers for an exter
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Sinclair, East Spruce Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stefano and son
Raymond left Sunday for the Duke
City. Mr.. Stefano has been one of
the valuable employees in the post Of
flee, serving as dispatch clerk.
Mrs. j. b. Camunez and children
have returned to their home in Las
Cruces, after a visit in the city with
the family Of Alex Triviz.
Fred Wharton. who left Alamo
gordo for Deming several months
ago, returned' the first Of this week
to answer for physical examination
before the draft board.-0tero Co.
News.
Beware Of Strangers"
L. 0. Mcqueen Of Camp Cody spent
Sunday with the Chase family of this
city, Mr. Mcqueen is a nephew Of
Mr.. P. NJ. Chase.-Western Liberal,
According to the Hoover program
we now have two wheatless days
Monday and Wednesday-and one
wheatless meal each day. Also one
meatless day-Tuesday in each week,
and one meatless meal every day.
Two porkless days-Tuesday and
Saturday. Meatless means without
any cattle, hog or sheep products.
G. b. Kelley spent Thursday in
Gage transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Bowman and
Miss Stella were in from the Hondale
country Saturday. They were
ping and visiting Miss Ada Bowma
who is here attending the Deming
public schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Il, W. Davies are
here from Pipestono. Minne3ota, Wis
ting Minnesota boys IN camp.
Glenn Roy Haste, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W, NJ. Haste, former owners
Of the Bank Hotel, mas passed the
examination and has been ordered to
report to the commanding officer of
the 42d forest battalion. Washington,
d. c., before February -.
Mesdames c. W. Waddington and
Emma Heron went to Silver City
Wednesday on business.
G. w. Hughes had the hisfoi
to be run over by a government truck
which resulted in mashed foot Sat
urday. He was taken to the old
base hospital, on Pine street, where
he is doing as nicely as could be
expected.
"BewareOf Strangers"
Mrs. Il. w. Mathis, mother Of Mrs.
II. C. Orr, has been quite i'll with
erysipelas.
Fred L. d. Squires, publicity man
Of the Y. NJ. C. A., returned Tuesday
from a ten days business trip TO
FL Paso.
The Florence Mills circle OF the
Christian church meets tonight with
Miss Lucille Major.
Miss Ruby Franco left last Thurs
day for FL Paso.
Sundays and holidays excepted,
there are only sixteen working DAYS
in the month Of February.
j. A. Milliken was in from the
Tunis and Red Mountain district,
Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. J. P. Kirkland. Of Livingston.
Alabama, Is a guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Hardaway. They were
neighbors and friends in Alabama
twenty-five years ago.
Don Hazen, of Tunis and Red
Mountain, has gone to haywood
Springs TO take the baths for rheu-
matism.
Ed Milhken, who had the misfor-
tune to break his lee in the early
part Of December, is improving slow
Nv. For several years he was a
valued employee Of the Park garage,
His many friends hope he will soon
recover.
Mrs. J. 7. Hunter and two children
left Monday night for Victoria. Tex,
to be present at the funeral. on the
following day, Of her brother, an Of
ficer in the national army, who died
at Washington, D. C.
"Miss NJ. c. Hutchinson gave her
splendid version Of Rebecca of Sun
nybrook Farm. She not only made
Rebecca q living personality TO her
hearers, but she brought the scenes
and people Of the old state Of Maine
In dni,rhfful ravtou- ,o cha oo,..iol