Deming graphic., 1919-07-08
LOCAL BRIEFS

Miss Helen Boswick Of Atchison.
Kans., arrived yesterday to visit her
sister Mrs W. A. Howard.
Mrs. W. X. Ward, Of Hot Springs,
Arizona, is here 10 visit her brother, ].
Il. Grover, OF Cooks Peak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morgan left
Deming yesterday for camping trip
ON the ella. They viii spend some
time among the big trees and noun
taIns OF that beautiful district.
District Attorney J. vaught depart
ed yesterday TO transact legal business
in Silver City.
Joe Bukey OF III Paso was In the city
the first Of the week.
]. Il. Hancock of Los Angeles, Calit.,
was In the city the first OF the week.
Sheriff W. @. Simpson and Mrs.
Simpson, are back from a camping
trip at Palomas Springs. They report
having fine weather and dandy time.
"Bilr' is one OF those border sheriffs
that work hard keeping order right
next TO anarchy and II isn't such an
easy job. Hence the vacation.
Seman Quincy, Henry Ward, Karl
Dsckert, Albert Rhea, Leonard Minis,
II. ]. Upton and family, Mrs. Arthur
Raithel, Mrs. Margaret Raithel, Leon
ard Orr, william r. Brown, "Skeet"
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs Elufson, were
among the Silver City visitors ON the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Decker will leave
the city for vacation In Los Angeles,
Calf, next Saturday.
Mrs. John Lester, who is visiting her
uncle, Harley II. Newell, mayor OF
Pasadena, writes that she is having a
lovely time.
Among those that went to Columbus
TO spend the Fourth OF July were I:
Frank w. Taylor, A. II. Pike, John
Copeland, ]. N. Lenox. Miss Edith
Clark, Jim Hougland, Frank amuels
aud family, Thomas Searls, Mrs. Colt
and family, ]. X. Gregory and family
and ]. Il. Hunter.
George Schenk spent the Fourth
with old friends in Las Cruces.
james OBrien, formerly In charge Of
the Service Club ON Silver avenue has
taken charge Of the Border Club ut
Eagle Pass, Texas.
Tony and Bert Ehrman were In Sill
yer City the Fourth.
John Deman went to Silver City the
latter part of last week where he will
lrecuperate from the "flu" He ex-
peets TO be back IN Deming TO stay.
Emmet and Howard Connolly are
among the fisherman this week at
Elephant Butte.
Robert Williamson Of Separ was a
visitor in Deming Saturday.
II is whispered that Addie Num- will
be back from Texas soon with a bride
George Measday 13 years old, who
received a bullet in his brain from
rifle last week while hunting, is report
ed at the Deming Ladies Hospital to be
recovering to some extent the use OF
his limbs which were paralyzed. Hope
Of his recovery is held out.
II. A. Hulsey OF Columbus is trans
acting business here today, having
come up from the border towy yester-
day.
Elbert McKinzie, assistant to ]. +.
Waggoner OF the Y. NJ. c. A.. at the re-
mount station at Camp Cody expects
to leave the city for San Antonio. Tex,
today. He does not know where he
will be assigned.
Mrs. Il. X. yallandigham returned
last week from a visit to Denver, Colo,
Editor Vallandigham forgot to meet
the senior member of the firm as
agreed at the train. How he squared
himself has not been learned.
Mrs. j. w. Rayner, wife OF Capt. ].
w. Rayner OF the Salvation Army, ex-
poets to leave Demlng the latter part
OF the week for Colorado Springs, Colo,
where she will take much needed
rest.
Mrs Frank Bmball Will leave the
community In week OF two for points
in Kansas and Colorado where she will
visit relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Nordhaus are
planning their annual summer camp
ing trip on the Gila this season and