Deming graphic., 1921-08-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

ingram ana Dexter maze q tflp
Las Cruces last week.
A. w. Pollard attended n meet p
OF the state republican executive cor
mittee last Saturday at Santa Fe.
The Schoepf Motor Co. reports th,
sale Of Buick car to Lee Russell
Miss Gene Shannon was in the cit
last week visiting friends. Miss Shar-
non has been employed at Alton, bu.
now goes to Strauss.
Miss Ella Blom is back from a va
cation in California, and looking fires !
as n daisy.
William Wilson, superintendent G.
the Tucson division of the Southerr
Pacific, was visitor in the city Sat
urday AMI Sunday, conducting som
freight tests
The aeroplane accident reported In
the Associated Press dispatches from
Denver, Colo, last Saturday after
noon, told Of the death Of Ross f. Po-
land, n former lieutenant Of the avia-
ton corps, in an air derby. Mr.. Po-
land is a cousin Of Mrs. j. V. Schurta
of this city.
Leslie Peterson is in III Paso TAX
ing treatments.
Capt. Ed Hcrlihy was n visitor in
Deming last week at the home of
Mayor Hamilton.
Capt. Jones Of Hachita was n Wis
itor in the city last week.
A. j. IIuxtablc is a vacationist al
the E1ephont Butte dam.
The Rev. X. l.. Houlder was
Lordsburg visitor last week.
Mrs. W. II. McDonough has been
notified that baby boy had been born
20 Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.. McDonough,
Jr., at their home in Albuquerque.
George Schenck is spending his va
cation in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Lynd have
moved into their home at the corner
of Birch street and Gold avenue. Mrs.
Joe VILLA Bell has moved from this
house to the Barracks house across
the street.
Mrs. o. A. Almy was an FL Paso
visitor last week.
f. S. Case was in Deming last week
from his home in Gage
Albert Lind1uer was a visitor in the
city from his ranch last week.
Mr.. Luxton has returned to Arizona
after brief visit with his family
here.
L. o. Tucker returned 10 the city
last week from Yuma, Ariz., and has
again entered the race for the DEM
ing postoiiice.
Mrs. l.. X. Carraway is visiting her
sister, Miss Ivah Overholser. With
her husband, Mrs. Carraway expects
to go 20 FL Paso in the nsar future to
make her home.
The Misses Maize and Madge Gyp
son Of Ryan, Okla, are in the city, en-
route to California, visiting with Miss
Ivah Overholscr.
Word has been received here OF the
death at Fort Bayard last Thursday
night of Tobias Wiseberg. The body
was taken to New York City, accom-
panied by the deceased's wife and
child, for burial Mr.. Wiseberg was a
former Deming resident.
The removal of passport rules on
the border will make it n lot more |
convenient for Deming citizens who
have TO pursue business and pleasure /
in the southern republic.
Mrs. II. II. Ruebush is confined to /
her home, 4l2ha Gold avenue, with a
severe case Of scarlet fever.
Miss Katherine Wamel has returned
from Et Paso, where she was the
guest Of Mrs. Herman Rosch.'
Mrs. II. s. Doyle is visiting rela-
tivos in Arizona. She will spend n
few weeks in California before re-
turning to Deming.
The Rev. and Mrs. William Sickels
are enjoying vacation granted by
the formers congregation.
Lee Caldwell and Jesse Scott were
visitors in the city from Hachita last
week.
s. A. Cox went to Mexico last week
to look after mis- cattle. which are pas
tured south of the border
Mrs. w. II. McDonOugh Is back
from a visit in Chicago. She says that
she wouldn't stay in the windy city II
they gave Il to her, the weather being
the hottest she has experienced in
many years. -
Roy Cantrell and wife Of Little
Rock are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Cantrell Of Mutt, N. VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Heiser Of Louis
Vile. Ky. stopped in Deming Wednes-
Iay night for n brief visit with THEN
I'D time friends, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.
Foulks.
Mr.. md Mrs. Charles Casncr and
Mrs. George Smithers Of Alpine, Tev.
visited nt the Foulks hore last week
The heaviest rain that has fallen in
'ears last Saturday brought the MIN
,res river down past Deming, an un- ,
lsual sight.