Deming graphic., 1921-05-31
LOCAL BRIEFS

u Mlit ltllluE OI the ntIApuNHtNN III
ness Of Mrs. J. ii. Rogers. mother Of
Mrs Pollard.
The big refrigerator ears carrying
the famous Imperial Valley canta-
lOupcs have begun to roll through Dem
ing 10 the eastern markets.
Trucks loaded with Mexican labor
crs and their families from points In
Arizona continue To come through
Deming en- route for Juarez where
they are repatriated
Memorial Day passed In Deming
very quietly and with practically no
observance.
Fred sherman and son Frederick
left the city Friday evening for Los
Angeles, Calf. 10 join Mrs. sherman
He will be absent about week.
] The Deming Cavalry Troop needs
ten more men In order to bring II up TO
the strength required for federal rec
oglition July /.
When folks don't pay their taxes
after reasonable lapse of time the
state should relieve them OF the burden
Of ownership.
The Misses Helen and Rosemary
gaumnn returned Ia their home IN
Tucson. Arizona. after visiting here
with the grandfather. $. Lindaper
Mrs 4. l.. Lindsey Of Clebun, Texas,
daughter Of Mr. Lindauer accompanied
them.
Mrs. Joise Dwyer of III Paso Is visit
/ ing here with her daughters. Mrs
Mark Kennedy and Mrs. Walter Rus
sell
Word has been received here of the
birth Of baby boy last week 10 Mr.
and Mrs. c. T.. Carroll Of san Diego
Calf. Mrs. Carroll was formerly Miss
Helen SwOpe Of this city. Motlier and
child are reported well.
Mrs. Minnie Swope Baker and
daughter Ann left the city last Wed
'nesday for San Diego Calf, where she
will make her home with her sister.
Mrs. G. +. Carroll.
Henry Ward is home from the New
Mexico Military Institute at Roswell
He expects to enter the X. o. T. G. at
/ Monterey. Calf. this summer
Mrs. l.. O. Tucker returned last week
from Yuma, Arizona, where she has
been visiting for the past month.
Mrs X. +. Hamilton left the city late
last week for a visit with friends In
III Paso.
Tom Jones formely manager Of the
Standard grocery, was in the city last
Friday returning 10 his home in III
pa>o where his infant child is reported
to be- very ILL.,
; Mr.. and Mrs. TOdhunter were In the
city from their ranch near Gage last
Saturday.
Miss BesS Foster left the city sun.
day for her home in Colorado Springs
Colo. This has caused deep regret In
one Of the banks and one of the drug
stores Of the city, these two institi.
tions having furnished two enthusiast
ic apprentices for the millinery bust
hess.
Walter Russell. Jr, returned from
the State College last week with his
parents who had motOred over at the
close Of the college session.
President Harding has caused the
establishment Of an Information bu-
reau on the ground floor Of the post
office building in Washington, ID. G..
/ for the benefit of visitors To the capi
tai who have business To transact with
the various departments and bureaus
j. &. OIeary has received a notice
from Karl Payne, formerly Of this city.
Of his graduation from the high Schoo,
at Mesa, Arizona. May 20
Mrs. sam Watkins and little daugh-
ter Of FL Paso. Texas. were guests at
the home of Mrs. Watkins mother.
Mrs Martha B. Ament last week.
Mrs. r. ]. Williams is visiting in Las
| Cruces with her husband who is en-
gagged In reclamation work near there
Mrs ID. \. Mcl.urc Of III Paso Tex
as, is a guest at the home Of her
grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. Barracks.
W. J. McRobelts is harvesting alfal.
ia on his farm near Deming.
4 petition is or was being clandes
timely circulated for the recall Of f.
ID. Martin. superintendent OF the pub
lie schools. B. w Wheatley, principal
Of the high school and Bess Colvin.
principal Of the central building Just
who is circulating the petition IL {,
impossible 10 ascertain nor who.
anyone, has signed 10. The newspaper
offices are without information ON the
subject as are members OF thes chOo
board.
Lieut.. J. NJ. Pennewill. Sn of j. W.
Pennewill Of Silve City was one of te|
seven killed IN an army airplgue crash
Sunday near Indian Head, Nd. OF the
remaining six killed, four were army
officers. The body of Lieut.. Pennewill
is en- route for Silver City FOR burial.
Johnny Burnsides, Jr.. Of Silver
City, y. NJ. Lieut.. Jessie Converse. and
Sgt. Jack Logan of San Diego, Calf,
were guests Friday. OF Henry Ward
The young men have been attending
the New Mexico Military Institute al
Roswell and were en route TO their
homes
y. ID. Martin, superintendent OF pub
lie schools. has accepted an offer to
teach in the normal university at Sill.
yer City this summer. Prof. Martin
leaves tomorrow. but wishes It to he
know that he viii h. in his office here
each Saturday beginning with next
saturday from the hours Of s to II
a. m. for the transaction OF business
concerning the local schools
WHITE GaIE H. M