Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-11-04
Local and Personal

See those fine homemade candies at
the Brady Cafe.
Dennis Mooney was in from his Santa
Rita ranch the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Pat. Mum visited in our town a
few days the latter part Of last week.
Chas Hubbard went to Santa Rita on
mining business.
Don't forget the Red Mems Masque-
rade, thanksgiving evening.
J. l. Cox went to Silver City on in
surance business yesterday.
Macedonia Torres merchant and
farmer Of Dryer was a business visit
or in our town yesterday.
Hot Coffee and Oysters for these cool
nights at the Brady Cafe. Also fine
fresh fruits.
Edward Kimmiek Of Swarts was in
our town with fine load Of winter
apples last Friday.
in. Onstott and ]. +. Foster have
gone to the Black Range for a two
weeks bear hunt
Miss Fay McKeyes has been quite
sick the past week but is somewhat inn
proved at present
AL Watkins was in from the ranch
Wednesday afternoon buying provisions
for the boys on the roundup and left
early Thursday morning.
Sheriff W. ~ Foster and wife re-
turned Wednesday evening from Cooks
Peak where they had been few days
on a visit.
First Annual masked Ball Of the Hua-
chuca Tribe No, Is. Red Men. Deming
Opera House Thursday evening Nov
ember 26th. Everybody invitedS
Pablo Ribera the Silver avenue
Grocer went out to his ranch on the
Mimbres on business Sunday returning
with two loads Of produce last evening.
II. A. Jastro was in town last week
looking alter the shipping of a lot OF
cattle which the Victorio Cattle COM
pany had purchased of various stock
growers in this region.
j. f. Foster has sold a half interest
in his extensive herd of cattle in the
northern part of this county to his son
A. L. Foster, and thinks Of moving to
Deming sometime this winter.
U. L. Mcdaniel and NJ. NJ. Killinger
were in the Floridas few days last
week looking over their mining proper
~, aud brought in some specimens of
fine copper ore.
Cox Brothers have sold their unny
Side ranches to Mr., Huntington and
have bought the new place of Sam
Gregg near Hermanos, where they will
move their fine herd Of cattle.
Watch these columns from week TO
week for program and announcement
Of the great masked hall to be given by
the Red Men on Thanksgiving evening
1t will be the big affair Of the season.
W. p. Tossell is having his jewelry
store reprinted and papered and is put
ting in a fine new wall case and other
wise improving the place so as to ac-
conodate new and enlarged stock
OF winter goods.
Jas. V. Bergen Of FL Paso, claim
agent for the +. P. & S. w. railroad
was in cur town a few days the latter
part of last week arranging some right
of-way matters and settling some
claims against the company.
Mrs. A. j. Clark and daughther
Anna went 20 FL, Paso last Thursday
where they were met by Misses May
and Marguerite, who are attending
school at Las Cruces, and spent Sat
urday and Sunday together in the Pass
city.
Z. P. Hubbell Of Denver, represen-
tative of the Denver Type Foundry
Co., was In our town last SATURDAY. and
took good sized order for new print
ing equipment for the Graphic Office
which will be added to the large ship
ment received last week.
J. /. Cox district manager for the
Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New
York, secured the prize offered by the
company for the largest increase in
business in the territory. This shows
what energetic and constant work viii
accomplish as Mr.. Cox has q much
larger country to work over with a
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