The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-04-02

Mrs. Floyd WnIIN VIII NIINIIaIH'
al bridge saturday alltInoon'
p. w. Holman. O. n cusInms
Inspector viii rlslm April 4
Opal kI1fcf and Charles r.
Smith. both ~ Columbus. were mar
ricd lnsi week u Dtmlnu Judge
g. O. hodsefe performed he trf
muny.
The Ladies' Ald viii hold al all
day meeting at the rca|ionco 81
Mrs. A. j. Taylor next Wednesday
April T.
-E0rpn I. Payne postal clerk |n'
The Chicago poslofnte. Il Ia Column
bus with hia wife and they viii re-
main for some time.
This Is. lhc last chance ne
Courier has 70 emphasize The fact
that u u not only your vote. but
fnur neIfhhoft vote. which 81
needed 10 put the bond Issue over
IT. Ycaghcr, machInigl on the ~
paso Herald. spent Sunday IN Co
lumbus and incidentally tore dosen
and erected the Courlcr's typcsol.
lllne machine.
Mrs. p. p. Johnston OF M paso
who has been visiting her children.
Mrs Fred Weldcnhcck and W. W.
Hutchinson. for several weeks. has
returned 20 her home.
Lieutenant James, L. 8 A. &C..
companlcd BY numerous eoldlera.
witnesses and prisoners. wlll 90 10
Santa " 20 attend The session on
the federal court early IN the week
You cannot vote on The water.
works bond issue unless you paid
taxes during the year 1919. u makes
no difference WHAT year you paid
for, but your receipt must read
1919.
Mr.. and Mrs +. n. Robinson Of
Chicago, H. r visiting Mrs. Kate
q. Payne. Mr.. Robinson will re.
turn To Chicago this week. but MIRA
Robinson VIII remain a few weeks
longer.
Mrs. W, J. Walker. who haa
been visiting In Columbus for the
past year. len Wednesday for Texan
points on an indefinite visit How
much she will invest In Texas oil
helds will depend upon the tempern.
ture Of The Oh fever.
&C g. Fielder. a brother ~
James s. Fielder. Dcming attorney,
aud years aHo a resident Of Silver
CITY. died the past week At Venice.
Cal. The deceased was probate
judge Of Grant county several
terms.
, Jack Breen, probably the best
known officer in Luna county. will
resign his county and city position
April 4 and will be Immediately ap.
pointed 10 the force Of customs IN
speciors IA the employ pf the u. x
government and stationed In Columl
bus.
Lee Riggs. Jack Brccn and p
w. Hickman will leave early In the
: week for Santa Re on government
2 business pertaining mostly 20 viola
tions OF federal lnwa regnrdine
boolleeeing. They will be away
during election and candidates vii
q lose votes thereby.
D The junior member Of the
Dcming Graphic. his wife and three
y children, motored 10 Columbus sun
D day In their now self.starting Ford
Mr.. Ramsay II one OF the best print
ers IN this section OF New Mexico
and the Graphic reflects his ability
q Mrs. Ramsay was delighted with tn
trip and they motored home much
p impressed with Columbus and lhi,
: side o. the mountains.
d -One Of the pfciliesl arranged
q entertainments OF the Eaatertd'
was given a. a compliment 10 Mrs
W. &. Franklin. bride OF W. q
Franklin. cashier Of the First Ma
g tonal Bank. by Mrs. Wilson XII
gore nj her home ON Taft stree
Wednesday afternoon from 3 10 &
The guests after several hour
= spent showing their craft al noodle
work and discussing topics OF hi
day, were served with an olegnn
~four-coursc luncheon. The plat,
e cards and favors yer al suggestive
2 Of Easter. Covers were laid for sin
q Those invited 10 meet Mrs. Frank
n lin were Mesdames kimballSiev
art ]. J. CLARK. J. II. Cox, Lee Riggs
William King and A. Guest.
\ Miss Ruby Webb. daughter o
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hoppe and VIII,
was married Al the Methodist par
sonage In Demlng Monday eveninI
10 Mr.. Nolan OF Columbus. Tn
happy couple departed Wednesda.
evening on their honeymoon L
points IN Indiana. Last Friday Al
iernoon they were given a shower
at the Hoppe residence by Mrs. J
Yarbough. Mrs George Peters. Mr.
+. W. l.. Moody and Mrs. b. n. Siscs
As quests there % Mesdames A
nj J. Evans. Lee nlgsA. Mrs. Anderson
:, Mrs. w C. Franklin, a. Frederick
n son, Floyd White. Edwin Dean. +,
A. Moore. Rogers. Stacey. viii KIM
y A.