Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-08-04

- Local and
Mrs. Charley Lee, of FL PasO, Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Williams.
Miss Soule is spending a day or two
this week at Mrs. Pink Peters ranch.
Mrs. LETTERS has been on the sick list
since our last issue, but is today almost
as good as new.
Miss Maud Hughes left Thursday for
Mr.. Tom Hyatt's ranch where she will
visit for week or two.
Miss Mildred Lowe, Of Las Cruces is
enjoying a visit with the Misses Clark,
and we know she is having a good time,
Miss McDaniels has accepted a posi-
ton as stenographer at the Office of the
Smelter Co. and is is now on duty.
Among Deming's visitors we are
pleased to record the name Of Mrs. Blk
Ter. Mrs. B. is visiting Mrs. Clifford.
Mr.. ]. A. Mahoney has been appoin.
ted by Gov. 0tero, delegate to the Good
Roads Convention in Las Vegas.
Mr.. C. W. Douglas, of FL Paso, is
the new man" in charge of the books
in the smelter Office.
The recent rains damaged the rail.
road at Hanover station. Raj 90 I'D
"asnouts are still in fashion for 1905.
1t is reported that lightning struck a
tree on the Dane" property during
the severe thunder racket the other day
The Misses Marjory Galloway and
Eva Williams, of Silver City are Wis
itors at Mrs. d. 2. Moore's.
The New Mexico Good Roads Conven.
ton will meet in Las Vegas September
26th and 9th.
Take your knives, scissors and saws
to Small the repair man and have them
put in good order.
Mr.. L. j. Small begs to announce to
the citizens of Deming that ne has
opened up K e p a / r shop on Silver
Ave. opposite the Steam Laundry.
Mrs. jeff Roberts, of San Marcial
recently visited Mrs. Clossin. her daugh-
ter, Mrs. johnson, and a number of
other old Deming friends.
Mr.. Harrington, who has been spend
ing a vacation in the mountains, has re-
turned and is at his post of duty again
in the Santa Fe Office.
Rev. Geo. Rrewer, Superintent OF
Baptist Missions for New Mexico and
Arizona has spent two days in Deming
this week.
Mr.. Ed. Anderson. who has been in
service of the $. p. Co. for about two
years, is off on a vacation, and will
make visit to his homo in North Car
DINA.
Mr.. Mum, who has been connected
with the Santa Fe freight office of
this place for some time, has been
assigned to the III Paso Office and left
Monday for that city.
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Prof. Duff returned home from his
Pacific Coast outing Yesterday. He met
a number of Deming people at the far
west resorts all in good health and en-
joying their summer vacation.
Bro. George Shakespeare Headlight,
and his sister, Mrs. Bush, endured the
excessive heat of III Paso for few days,
returning home Wednesday. Two days
of Deming climate has about restored
them to their normal condition.
L. U. Morris, Div. Supt. of the Rio
Grande Division, passed through this
city Wednesday night, accompanied by
Mr.. Clough, Supt. of bridge building
and Roadmaster Walker, on an inspec-
ton tour of the road and bridges, and
proceeded on to Fierro.
During Mr.. A. j. Clark's visit to the
coast he purchased a residence at 1923
S. Grand ave, Los Angeles, which will
be the abiding place of his children
while attending school in that city.
Eight members of the Clark famlG
will occupy the new home.
Almost any old thing that's broken,
repaired by Small, the repair man.
Conductor Craven, who runs the ore
train on the Silver City branch, met
with serious accident this week. The
train of which he is in charge. broke
in two, and he received, as a part Of the
results, broken nose and several less
severe injuries.
Tinware mended by Small, the repair
man.