Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-08-12
Local and Personal

I4ANoI ~. -. klhaAc1Ntaft went 70 ii
PasO on business Monday.
Attorney J. s. Fielder went to Silver
City on legal business Saturday.
John l. Burnside, Of Silver City, was
Deming visitor Friday.
Mrs. John Deckert and son, Carl, have
gone to California for visit.
Judge Pennington has placed new
Smith PRIMER Typewriter in his Office.
1t is reported that Conductors Nick
erson and Searle are off duty now days,
Col. P. R. Smith was Unexpectedly
called to FL Paso on business Saturday.
Edward Kimmick, Of Mimbres valley,
transacted business in our town Satur-
day.
Mrs. NJ, Dwyer and daughter, Miss
Julia. of Dryer, were Deming visitors
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Sam Lindauer, Of Silver City, visited
over night with his brother. Sig. Lin
dauer, Of this city. last Friday.
A. ]. Clark spent Sunday at the pop
ular Haywood Hot Springs. Mr.. Clark
knows a good thing when he sees It.
George L. Grover, leading business
and mining man Of Cooks, gave this Of
fee pleasant call Monday.
Albert Schultz, a fruitgrower from
Swarts on the Mimbres, was in town
with a load Of fine fruit Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward and their party
of explorers returned from the wilds of
the ella the latter part of the week.
W. H. Greer returned from a bust
ness trip to California Monday evening
on the delayed Southern Pacific train.
Mrs. Julia Boone, Of Fierro. visited a
few days in our town .ast week, on her
way to her old home in Texas for
visit.
Walter Russell was down from the
Mimbses a few days the first part of
the week, combining business with
pleasure.
James Phillips purchased a new wind
mill and large tank of j. A. Mahoney
last week. and had them placed at his
ranch near Florida station for watering
stock.
Col. p. X. Smith returned Thursday
from Fl Paso. where he had been in
the interests of the Deming Bank and
Loan Co.
R. r. Heydt, a switchman in the Santa
Fe yards, was quite badly hurt last week
while claiming up some bad-order cars,
but is recovering from the injury with
out serious results.
Mrs. S. w. Brown and Miss Lottie
Moore start tomorrow for st. Joseph,
Mo. Mrs. Brown win return after a
short visit, and Miss Moore will remain
for medical treatment.
Ed Merz, the pioneer blacksmith and
one Of the Oldest settlers Of Deming.
left the latter part Of last week for an
extended visit 70 California.
Mrs. NJ. W. Mayfeld left last Satur-
day for a visit of about ten days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cor
man in the lower Mimbres valley.
The new iron awning around the
Clark Co, block is nearly completed,
and will greatly improve the appear
ance of that fine building.
G. NJ. Greer, of Omaha, representing
the Smith PRIMER typewriter people,
transacted business in our town few
days, leaving for Fl Paso TUESDAY
morning.
A. L. Sangre has opened up repair
shop in the building with the Deming
Fruit Store, just north of Mahoneys,
and will repair clocks, sewing ma
chimes, typewriters, etc. Mr.. Sangre
is a good workman, and will do your
repairing right. Give him a call.
|. Mayfeld, proprietor of the Y. f. S.
brand Of cattle, has bought the Keith
ranch joining him and the five brands Of
cattle owned by Mr.. Keith and his sons,
thus giving him large herd. The
brands purchased were the F. cross,
running ~, H. 6 bar, link A. and P. z.
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