Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-10-28
Local and Personal

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See those fine homemade candies a
the Brady Cafe.
Jas. Martin was In from Tres Her
manas Mining district Monday.
For SALE:-A fine gentle young jer
sey COW. Inquire Of A. H. Thompson
Jas. S. Fielder returned the latter
part of last week from his Texas TRIP
and reports fine time.
Morris Ellison and Miss sheppard Of
Hauley, Oklahoma were married AT
the Victoria hotel Sunday night at $50.
Rev. A. Marston officiating.
]. w. Pennewill Of Silver City was a
business visitor in our town one day
last week.
Mrs. Nj. Dryer merchant and post
mistress of Dryer was in our town on
business Monday and Tuesday.
Hot Coffee and Oysters for these cool
nights at the Brady Cafe. Also fine
fresh fruits.
Lee Lester was business visitor at
Fort Bayard few days the latter
part Of last week and the first Of this.
Mrs. j. II. Tracy went to Santa Fe
Sunday for a visit with her son Sam
uel ard Walter Clark, who are attend
ing school there.
Miss Katherine Clark returned Sun
day from Los Angeles, her health be-
gan to fail from the time she arrived
there and her Doctor advised her TO re-
turn to New Mexico.
DR.. Cassels was called to Hermanos
Saturday by the serious illness Of the
infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goode;
he returned Sunday and reports the
little one doing nicely.
c. H. Brown has accepted position
with the Southern Pacific company
running their pump at Cambray sta
tion for a while.
The Santa Fe has been laying off sew /
eral men in the local shops lately but .
we do not look for the dull spell to last
long.
DIR. Chas. Mcclellan returned the lat
ter part of last week from his eastern
trip he looks as if he had a good time
while away.
j. T. Grover and son John of Cooks,
were in town on business last Friday
and Saturday, and made pleasant
,all at this office.
Rev. T. L. Lallance Presiding Elder
oi the Methodist church preached at
Methodist church and held quarterly |
Tuesday night.
Bishop II. c. Morrison of NJ. E. |
church south Of Louisville Kentucky. |
will preach at Methodist church in the
afternoon Wednesday November 18th. |
Note changes in ads of W. r. Mer- |
rill and Sunset Dairy this week. 1t
Will pay you to watch the advertising
columns of the Graphic as they viii |
ell you who the progressive firms of
the town are
Col. P. r. Smith went to Clifton on
business last Thursday; he was accom-
panied by his daughter Miss Lillian
who remained for an extended visit in
that city.
Word from II. p. Merrill, states.
hat he reached his home in Maine on
The 18TH, in good health and his usual
happy frame Of mind, and we presume
he is now telling his friends OF the
pleasures of his western trip.
The new cement sidewalk on the
south side Of Pine street is progressing
'apidly and will add much to the appear |
lnce of the street; thus is the improve |
nent of Deming steadily advancing. |
c. G. Jaegar, Of the firm of Jaegar
Brothers, has returned from the east
where he purchased goods for their new
grocery store, and is now busily en-
gagged getting things ready for opening
as soon as possible.
Albert Field and Charles Hughes
vent down to Tres Hermanos
Sunday to take j. A. Mccoy out to his
camp in that district. They were &C.
on the return trip by Misses
Grace Smith and Minnie Lewis who
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
Miss Smiths parents at the camp.
Dr. S. D. SwOpe will start for New
York about the first Of next month
where he will enter the past graduate
College Of Physicians and Surgeons for
he winter course Of instructions. Dur
mo- his absence DIR = M Ctood ,.,ilI ~ |