Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-09-02

Col. P. R. Smith, returned from u
PasO Saturday evening.
Attorney J. S. Fielder was Silver
City visitor last Friday.
Hon. W. NJ. Taylor was in from his
Mimbres valley farm with a fine load
Of fruit Saturday.
Miss Helen Gin left Saturday for Fl
PasO where she will attend school this
winter.
Mrs. w. F. Cousland went out to
Rino, Friday for an extended visit with
relatives.
Largest and best nicRle tablets
At ]. A. KinheAr q Co.
Guy Moore was in from the Mimbres
fruit region Monday with fine load of
melons which he sold out around town.
Miss Ella p Quincy and her mother.
who have been spending the summer in
California eturned last Wednesday.
j. c. Brady went to Fl Paso Monday
to purchase fittings for his new confec
tionery and oyster parlor.
F. F. Rogers returned yesterday
morning from his eastern trip, looking
us fresh as lark, and ready for bust
ness again after his few days with
old college chums.
}. E. Foster, father Of Sheriff
Foster and one Of the leading cattle
men of this region was a Deming visit
or last Friday.
w. r. Thomas and Will Jennings.
who have been seeking their fortunes
in the mines for the past two months
returned the latter part Of the week.
A. J. McCollim Of Winfield Kansas
visited few days with his son John
hcCollim of this place on his way home
from the G. A. R. encampment at San
Francisco.
School books at ]. A. KinAeAr .
Co.'S.
Hon. W. c. Wallis, chairman of the
county board Of commissioners, and
wife left Saturday morning for Los An
geles for a short visit
J. |. Cox and Albert Field spent a
few days writing insurance in the
southern part Of the county along the
Mexican line last week returning Sat
urday afternoon.
N. A. Bolich returned from Califor-
MIA he was accompanied by his family !
who has been spending the summer in
the land of flowers.
Misses May and Marguerite Clark and |
Mary Tracy left Monday evening for
Las Cruces where they will attend
school this winter. Mrs. A. j. Clrrk !
accompanied them up as far as Rincon
on their journey.
We extend thanks to r. NJ. Hughes,
the enterprising market gardener east |
of town, for several fine musk melons, |
which were presented to the Graphic !
force last Friday.
Buy your school books and sup.
plies from ]. A. KlnnsArQ Co.
J. A. MahOney and family returned
Monday evening from California,
where Mrs. MahOney and the children
had been spending the summer, and
were met by Mr.. Mahoney at Los An
geles on their return trip.
Roy Y. Dreyhus, an invalid who
came here two weeks ago from Hills
boro, I'll. died at the Lester rooming
house last Friday and the remains were
taken back to the old home for burial,
by a brother who came with him to
take care of him.
Mrs p. j. Bennett and son Clarence
leave today for an overland trip TO
Clifton Arizona where they join Mr..
Bennett, who went there last spring
and established the Clifton Herald.
The Bennett family lived in Deming
nearly thee years and during that
time made many friends who will Join
the Graphic in wishing them success
and happiness in their new home.
Ed Merz and his niece, who have
been visiting in California some weeks,
returned Friday and report fine time
Col. r. Hudson and wife returned
last Friday from California, where they
attended the encampment of the G. A.
r. and had good time generally.
Captain Knowles and wife andsister,
Mrs. Ida NJ. Jones Of Denver, and two
sons who are spending the summer
vacation az the Knowles home. gpent