Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-03-25
Local and Personal

sick this week.
All up to date styles in millinery at
Mrs. Kinsworthy's.
Chicago vs.. Deming, on the Deming
diamond, March 9th. Don't fail to
see it.
L. A. Engle returned Sunday evening
from business trip out through the
country.
A, ]. Clark, who has been on the
sick list for a few daOs is reported some
better to-day,
You viii be pleased with your new
hat if 1t is trimmed by Miss Eva Rains,
the expert trimmer with Mrs. Kins-
worthy.
Ed. Patten, Of Lake Valley has been
transacting business in our town for the
past few days.
Calvin Baker returned from Hudson
not springs last Monday evening much
improved in health.
Note the change in the Racket store
ad. this week. Some good bargains in
new goods are offered.
Mrs. Hewlett and two children, from
the Mimbres, left here last Friday
morning for visit at the Hudson hot
springs.
A. B, Laird, a former resident of
Grant county and ex-sheriff, passed
through our town yesterday enrOute to
Silver City.
H. A. Lumis, one of Deming's pioneer
newspaper men, who now lives in Santa
Fe, was pleasant visitor at this Office
last Wednesday afternoon.
w. H. Greer returned last Thursday
from Santa Fe, where he went as
committeeman in the interests of the
cattlemen's association.
E. W. Lewis has purchased a fine
camp wagon for the accommodation of
any customers VINO may need an up-tO-
date rig for camping tour.
Anything from a SIPS street hat to
an Easter bonnet costing SIS, at Mrs.
Kinsworthy's millinery store. Come
early, before the best are taken.
F. C. Roberts and c. r. Butler, two
young insurance men of indianapolis,
Indiana, passed through our city on
horseback en- route to California, last
week.
A small fire started under the plat
form Of the freight house one day last
week, caused by spark from an engine,
and If it had not been for the prompt
action of the employees of the freight
house serious conhagration would
have resulted.
W. R. Merrill has had the trees
trimmed and a number of things done
to improve the appearance Of his fine
residence property in the north part OF
town.
Hon. A. w. Pollard left last night
for Los Angeles where he will meet
Mrs. Pollard and her mother who will |
return with him the latter part of the
week
Rev. Father NORM, of Silver City, |
held services here Monday morning and
solemized the marriage of Geronimo
Gonzales and Pillar Ortega, returning to
Silver City yesterday morning.
H. Tyler, an influential stockman
from Hermanos, was a business visitor
in our town a few days the latter part
of last week. He reports everything
lively at the junction point.
The second story of the new Clark
building opposite the Graphic Office has
been leased by Mr.. Cain who will
open it up as a rooming house on April
18TH; entire new furnishings have been |
ordered of j. A. Mahoney, and the new
lodging house should be one of the fin
est in the southwest.
The marriage certificates of Pillar Or
tega and Miss Geronimo Gonzales, of
Deming, dated March %, Rev. Father
august Norm officiating, and Pedro
Armandaras and Miss Bernardo Garcia,
of Gage, Justice Edw Pennington o.
fieiating, were filed in the Office of pro-
bate clerk, B. Y. McKeyes the past
week.
1t will pay you to read the aGvertis-
ing columns Of the Graphic new ads.
and changes in old ones are printed
Every week. In this issue ]. A. Mahoney
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