Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-09-23
Local and Personal

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transacting business Monday and yes
terday.
Macedonia Torres of Dryer returned
Friday evening from Fl Paso. where he
had been few days on business.
FIN. Oakley representative Of the
Westesn Newspaper Union Of Denver
was a pleasant caller at this Office.
Mr.. and Mts. Grover and family, of
Hadley were in the city Friday shop
ping and greeting friends.
Regular Oonclave of McGrOrty Com
mandery, No. 4, next Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. Drew German, prosperous farm
er Of the Mimbres valley, was in Dem
ing Sunday and Monday.
Johnnie johnson is again on the
streets Of Deming, after long absence
Like all the rest, he couldn't stay away.
Mr.. John d. Weems. one Of the old
timers of this section, was shaking
hands with his numerous friends on our
streets Saturday last.
E. L. Medler, deputy United States
Attorney, was down from Albuquerque
prosecuting the two Cinnamon who
were no before U. S. Commissioner B.
Y. McKeyes last Saturday.
Simeon Ely of Dwyer was a wei
come caller at our Office last Friday,
and when he went away our desk was
decorated with large basket of fine
apples, for which we extend thanks.
Edward Kimmick was in with a fine
load Of fruit again Friday. Mr.. Kim
mick is on the road most of the time
now selling fruit at Santa Rita, Cooks
and other places as well as Deming.
Col. P. r. Smith and wife returned
Saturday evening from California,
where they went to lay the remain of
their son Paschal in their last resting
place.
Miss Blanche Williams, Of the Cook
settlement Of Luna county, has been
visiting the family of Mrs. Pennington
during the week, and left for home
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Steve Birchheld, Jr. who has
been on visit to the old folks in Texas
returned home this week, and is now
located at the ranch ten miles east of
Deming.
Mrs. Fendall wishes to state to the
ladies of Deming that she has just re-
ceived her Fall and Winter styles and
samples from Chas A. Stevens Chica-
go. and will be pleased to see all her
old customers and as many new ones as
will care to come and see them. Next
to Wamels grocery store.
Mrs. Ed. Pennington. who has been
visiting Fred at Douglas for the post
ten days, returned home Monday eve
ming. She reports Douglas forging
ahead and putting on all the airs Of
big city
Some Of the Mexican people of the
town have formeda social club called
the Sunrise Club. The first dance was
given by the club last Saturday eve
ming, there were about 100 invitations
out and very enjoyable time was re-
ported by all who attended.
Rev. DIR. Thos. HarwOod, superinten-
dent Of the New Mexico Spanish Mis-
sion Of the NJ. E. church came in last
night from over the field southwest OF
here in Mexico and Arizona and held
services az the church here while wait.
ing for the train for the north.
Mr.. E. F. Macvannan, Of Sepal
came up TO the metropolis Of the south
west Thursday evening, and had some
fun with the Masonic goat-or rather
the goat did wit him. Mac. says h
never knew before what a jolly place
Deming is to spend night in.
The lower floor Of the new city hal
is about completed, the big alarm bel
in place, and the truck Of the fire de
partment will be moved into its new
and permanent quarters as soon as thu
painters get through with the work o,
rejuvinating it.
We have on our desk we'll writer
contributed article relative to the grea
resources that might be opened up b