Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-04-15
LOCAL BRIEFS

VIM. Menhennet, manager OF the Ma
jestic theatre, returned Monday morn.
ing from a business trip to Iordsburg.
District Attorney j. ). Naught went
TO Gin last Thursday where cattle
steaing case was heard before JUS.
il,e of the pence.
Sam Watkins, the automobile man.
made a business trip to Silver City
last week. lie has sold his agencies
there 10 e. W. Richards ana will dl-
vide his time Ia the future between hI.
business here and In III Paso.
Tuesday afternoon OF last week, the
q. Il. ;. Sewing Club was entertained
by Mrs. W. e. Rawson. Delicious re-
fre~hments We're served. Invited guests
were: AIRS J. G. Kerr Mrs. Martha B.
Ament and Mrs. sage Mrs. John
Lester vii entertain the club next.
The Missionary Society of the Bap-
iiSi church considered the subject /.
Work Ia different Missionary Fields'
at their meeting on last Thursday af-
iernOon. Several instructive papers
were read aud the subjecf was dis
c,lssed by tile members with keen In
ierest. Mrs. David Olson presided.
Edward r. s0mervall, who was quite
seriously injured recently by u team
running away, IL well ON The road Ia
recovery AZ the base hospital at Fort
Bliss, III Paso.
Mr.. aild Mrs. 4. A. Mclaughlin AMI
little Miss Mary Frances cnnic In last
week from san Deigo. where they
spent the last two months.
Mai. Frank G.. Brewer, commander
at liemount Depot. Camp Cody. left
Monday morning for Los Angeles. on u
ten days leave ~ absence. lie was
accompanied by his wife.
Antonia PARA, of Swartz. y. NJ, was
0n the streets Of Demlng cary Monday
morning IN covered wagon loaded
with apples from his twenty acre or
chard In the Mlmbres valley. He re-
ported prospects good for full crop
of both apples and peaches this year.
No damage ~ far from frost.
The solicitor for the postoffice shows
some long delayed activity against the
direct action propagandisis Won
der II he viii get after the propagan-
dist who seized the telephone, tele-
graph and cable linesy
4 party passing through here Mon.
day on their way west ran into n mud
hole abont seven miles west, and had
10 come back and make II new start by
another route. The mud was the re-
suit Of water allowed to overflow the
iNdh illItll.
Rev Henry. Presbyterian evangel-
ist. Went out Ia the Capital Dome
neighborhood and preached az the
school house az . 30 y. m. Sunday. At
night he preached al Mountain View
On the second sunday IN May he will
hold an all day meeting at Capital
Dome. Everybody Is invited 10 take
II basket. hav: dinner on the ground
aud stay all ra'.
The last Of u series Of silver teas
was given by the ladies' sewing Club
of the Episcopal church on Thursday
afternoon Of last week. \ very pleas.
ant and profitable meeting H. reported
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
Will lie entertained by Mrs. John Les
ter tomorrow afternoon,
The Methodist Missionary Society
will meet al the Tabernacle Thursday
afternoon. All members are urged 10
he present Visitors welcome Mrs.
L. NJ. Steed will has" charge of the
following program Wesley House nS
II Strategic Center for the City" "rhe
Life 0f Prayer Life Of Devotion"
Mrs. L. II. Matthew's hymn, prayer;
Our Task IN the city" Mrs j. VI
Schuriz: What We Have. or the Yves.
ley House at Work" Mrs. =. NJ. Steed.
story. "The Lost Granddaughter" Mrs
T. 7, Hodson. Hymn,
on Thursday afternoon of last week
lhe members OF the Christian church
society met at the home af
Mrs. Walter Blrchhcld An excellent
program. In charge Of Mrs \. T.. Rar-
racks. was enjoyed. State secretary.
Mrs g. a. Thumb was present and
gave an interesting and instructive
alk ON the work,
u. +. Hardawav Went to III Paso
Monday Ia make survey and locate the
Genie driveway which Is to he built
here,