Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-05-20
Local and Personal

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chant, is in town on business this week.
Don't fail to see W. R. Merrill's
horse on another column.
Hal. Taylor of Hermanos transacted
business in town Saturday.
George Tomerln and wife Of Column
bus were in town last Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. Browning,
Monday pound girl. All doing well.
Cruz Smith, a prominent citizen of
Hermanos was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Mastic, who has been visiting
in town for some time returned to her
home in Hachita Friday.
j. A. Mahoney returned Saturday
from California, Mrs. Mahoney remain,
ing for a more extended visit.
Mrs. w. R. Merrill has been very
sick the past week and is not yet able
to be around.
Former express agent, Whitehead
OF this place has moved to Douglas
where he has a similar position.
The family of Emiterio Mendoza,
former resident of Deming returned
from FL Paso last week and will make
this their home in the future.
A. L. Sangre who recently moved
here from Rincon and is now establish
ed in the residence owned by Thos.
Carr, in the west part of the town.
L. A. Engle who has a contract to
sink large well 2l5 feet deep at Cam.
bray, left Monday morning for that
place to begin work.
Some evil minded person helped him
self to good quantity of wood belong
ing to Pablo Rivera, the Mexican mer-
canton Silver avenue, last Sunday night.
Mrs. Mary Bower, grand worthy
matron of the order Of Eastern Star.
ca me in Monday morning and
visited the local lodge leaving yester-
day morning.
The Deming Real Estate and improv-
ment Co., moved their office Monday
to the building next to the county o flee
where they will have roomy and conye-
nient quarters.
P. R. Smith Jr, returned Friday from
Haywood, much improved in health by
two weeks stay at the famous hot
spings. He reports that the popularity
OF that health resort is growing steadily.
B. 7. James, who conducted the seq
vices at the Methodist church last Sun
day left for his appointment at Duncan
Arizona Monday morning.
Captain J. H. Lester and daughter
Laura left for New Orleans to attend
the reunion of confederate veterans.
which will take place in that City next
week.
Dick Roberts delivered train load
of cattle to the Lyons & Campbell Co.,
Sunday and X. Hudson train load to
Chessman of Denver on Monday: thus
It is that the money is coming into our
county for the product of our ranges. (
W. NJ. Wambaugh of st Louis. one
Of the executive committee of the san
itarium company arrived Saturday and
is looking after the interests of the
company and arranging details for be.
ginning work when the other members :
arrive.
Rev. Thomas Harwood, Of Albu- [
querque, who is the Oldest Methodist
preacher in New Mexico, and superin
tendent Of the Spanish missions of the
Methodist Episcopal church for New
Mexico and Arizona, visited our town
,sterday and held services in the
Spanish Methodist church last evening.
The largest delegation Of Silver City
people that has ever visited our town
came in Saturday to attend the play
Saturday evening and the ball game
Sunday They were given a jolly time
by our people and left Monday morning
in high spirits. This is as it should be-
tne interests of the two towns are iden-
Jical and they should be as one in every
thing that is for the advancement of
this part of the territory.