Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-07-08
Local and Personal

John KOsky went to Chicago last Fri
day for visit Of about ten days.
Captain w R. Fall Of Columbus
was a Deming visitor yesterday.
Joseph Taylor Of Haywood visitet
friends in town from Friday to Sunday
Superintendent Brock, Of the Fay
wood Lead company transacted bust
ness in Silver City on the 4th and 9Th.
S. Holstein, the veteran
cowman Of Dryer, transacted bushes.
in town last Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Walton Of
Silver City, last Sunday morning, 9
boy. Mother and son doing fine.
Mrs. J. w. Deemer and daughter
Nellie spent the fourth in Silver City,
returning Sunday evening.
Adolfo Dominguez, the agreeable
clerk at the Lindauer Mere. Co.'S store
spent the fourth at Silver City.
Mrs. H. A. Teel and family Of MINI
bres joined the patriotic crowd at Santa
Rita on the Fourth.
Mazda and Julia Miller of Dryer were
visitors at Santa Rita on the Fourth.
N. ]. Hicks of the Mimbres fruit re-
gion was at the celebration at the big
copper camp on the Fourth.
I. j. Goode took in the big celebra-
tion' and visited friends in the copper
camp the latter part of last week.
Charles Nelson was in from the MINI
bres to help celebrate the Fourth at
Santa Rita.
Walter Moore and his sister Eta of
the Upper Mimbres celebrated at Santa
Rita and took in the dance on the Fourth.
7. ]. Kills, representative of Pr.
Collier and Son, was in town Thursday
and gave us a pleasant call.
Macedonia Torres, Dryer merchant
started out yesterday with big load of
supplies for his store.
Mrs. John Lester and Miss Allie
Branon spent the Fourth in Santa Rita
and report fine time.
Charles Dennis of the Mimbres help
ed to celebrate at Santa Rita on the
Fourth.
B. F. Taylor and wife of haywood
were among the merrymakers at Santa
Rita on the Fourth.
j. & S. C. Stenson are having a new
coat of paint put on their store. which
is improving its appearance very much.
W. G. Butler the goat raiser at Black
Rock in the eastern part Of the county
transacted business in town Monday.
Cap Foster and wife of Dryer min
gled with the crowd of sight viewers at
the copper camp on the Fourth.
]. X. Butler who has been suffering
with lame foot for two or three weeks
past, is again able to be around, though
he has to walk on sticks yet.
Among the Mimbres valley people
who were in Santa Rita during the eel.
ebration was H. V. Whitehill and fam.
lily of Haywood.
The Mesa Arizona Free Press came
came out in red, white and blue on the
Fourth and presented a very neat ap-
pearance in national colors.
We have on our table a box of fine
Mimbies valley apricots. for which we
extend thanks to Hon. w. NJ. TAYLOR
who is responsible for their being here
Uncle Bob Miller of Dwyer took in
the big celebration at the copper camp
and seemed to have just as good a
time as any Of the boys.
W. j. Andrews, a young man from
New Jersey who is now travelling in the
northern part of the territory is expect
ed here soon TO visit with his friend
Judge Field.
X b. Thomas, general manager of the
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co.
passed through our town last Friday en-
route to Hanover to look after the
company's interests in that camp.
Miss Dasie Grover of Cooks visited
her friend Mrs. Powell of this city last
week and took the train Friday for
Pinos Altos to visit relatives of that.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Williams came in
Friday and qnant the En,,,-tk l., A,...