Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-21


This is court week in Silver City.
There is a roundup at the CCC ranc
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greason expect to OK
cupy the Episcopal rectory,
Mrs. Jesse Moore will leave for Cha,
lotte, North Carolina, next "Wednesday
Owing to the Territorial Fair at A
buquerque this week, Deming has bee
very quiet.
Mrs. F. II. Lerchen returned froI
Los Angeles last Sunday after a fiy
weeks visit.
Messrs. Harry and John Leland, {
Phoenix, Arizona, are guests of P.
Smith and family.
Miss Warner, of New York. and Mis-
Powell, OF st. Louis, are visiting Mis-
Pansy Smith this week.
Henry Myers. d. B. Stephens an
Lou Young are in Tucson, Arizona, at
tending matched contest of the gnI
clubs of the southwest.
Mrs Mahoneys sister, Miss Brod
erick, of Crowfordville, Ind, and Mis-
Tobin. of Roachville, Ind, who hav,
been visiting her, have returned to thei
respective homes.
On a vacant lot near his residence
near the railroad tracks Mr.. Hearn ha.
this year raised some of the largest anC
finest watermelons that It has been oui
good fortune to see anywhere.
Among the homesteaders in the valley
adjacent to Deming, nearly every day
a new barbed wire fence is erected. It
is we'll to keep the main road while
coming to town on dark night.
Our patrons will kindly pardon the
intrusion upon the reading columns this
week Circus ads take up lots of room.
but they DO not come often. Other
unusual matter has also crowded us.
DR., S. D. Swope returned to Deming
Wednesday from albuquerque, where
he went to represent Deming Lodge No
20, Knights Of Pythias at the Grand
Lodge, which met in that city the early
part Of the week
W. L. Nixon, of the Mimbres Valley
Realty Company, was showing Misses
Babcock and Wilkins, of Wichita, Kan.
over the valley yesterday. The ladies
are here with view to locating, and
seem to be well pleased.
Mrs. Wyman and Mr.. John Burnsides
re iched the bedside Of their father in
Los Angeles last Monday ming. Mrs.
Wyman writes TO friends here that the
doctors offer no encouragement that he
can live longer than three or four days.
H. II. Williams and Otto Smith are in
Albuquerque, where they went to repre-
sent the local lodge Of Knights of Py.
fhias in the Grand Lodge. We arr
pleased to note that our worthy fellow
townsman. Mr. Williams. was elected
to one of The important grand lodge of.
tices and will fill the position Of Grand
Master at Arms for the ensuir year.
Little Miss Mary Lou Swope writes
her parents that she is very happily sit.
uated in the Mary Baldwin seminary at
Staunton, Virginia. where her father
accompanied her some two weeks ago.
We are pleased to know that the young
lady is happy in one OF the oldest and
best colleges in the United States. and
we predict that she will make good USE
of this, her golden opportunity.
DR.. Swope says he dried up in Texas,
swetered in New Orleans, was stuck
in the mud in Atlanta, did not see the
sun in Washington, got his lungs full Of
smoke in Cincinnati, got lost in his old
home in Kentucky, and was mighty"
glad to get back to Deming. The doc.
TOR recommends If any body in this part
Of the country is afflicted with dissatis-
ton with their residence let them take
a trip through the eastern and southern
states, for a sure cure.
Kalsomine or Wall Finish, at the
CRESCENT LUMBER Co.
Mourning stationery for funeral no.
tees, just received.
Phone 50 for coal, 81 per ton.
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Houses to Rent.
Furnished or unfurnished, Inquire of
DR.. STEED.
Wanted.
Pupils on Piano, Organ and Guitar.
Latest and best method taught. Spe.
cial attention given to piano technique
and theory Of music. ! hold certif.
cate from the Cincinnati Conservatory
OF Music. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call on or address Mrs. c. II. johnson,
at Mrs. Petty rooming house, Deming,
New Mexico.