Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-11-26

Mrs. Frank Nordhaus ha.
bought the new residence re-
!ently erected by Mr.. Daniels,
Il Is a nice piece Of property anC
@lII be good investment.
! Vern Harry has taken Harry
McCotter's place at the Young's
grocery. Mr.. McCotter will gc
to New Mexico with NJ. ". De
Puy. Bellevue. Mich, Gazette.
The editor and friend. Mr..
Newton. accepted the very cor
dial Thanksgiving hospitality OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Ely, who
have the gentle art Of entertain
ing redncdd to an exact science.
Miss Rita Williams will lead
Senior Epworth League at Meth.
odlst church, Sunday evening.
6:15. All members and their
friends are urgently requested
to be present.
c. S. Pedrigon. official inter.
prefer of the district court, il
one OF the most expert interpre-
ters in New Mexic1, and is, in
cldentaIly, a mighty pleasant
gentleman to meet.
Miss Bergen and Miss Hughes
will give a miscellaneous shower
in honor Of Miss Rose ConoIly at
the home of Mrs. Frank Nord.
haus, Saturday afternoon. Lun-
cheon will be served.
Miss ina NJ. Nelson and the
Misses Florence and Fannie
Goddard. Of FL Paso. arc guests
OF Miss Bickford. Likewise Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Nelson. of Lake
Valley.
Mr.. Ernest Ray, the genial
manager of the Harvey House
news and curio stand, will be
back from his vacation in time
to assist with the music for the
Redmen's ball Thanksgiving.
The big event of the season
will be the Redmen's Thanks
giving ball. Everybody will be
there to see the spectacular op-
ening by the beautifully costMn.
ed Order Of Pochohontas.
Evangelist Cross is preaching
to large and interested audiences
nightly. and his union Thanks.
giving sermon is the subject of
exceedingly favorable comment.
lie ia IN Interesting. logical and
very forceluI speaker. Mrs. Cross
IS y singer Of rare ability.
The new Rector for Deming
and Silver city, is Rev. Leonidas
Smith, of Prescott, Ariz. lie,
will hold services at Silver City.
every Sunday morning, and at
ST. lYuke's in Deming every Sun
day evening at 7:3O. Sunday
school every Sunday morning at
ten. Communicates and friends
please take notice. The public
is cordially invited,
Former Editor and Mrs. c. u.
c. ID. Ambrose left this week for
Big Springs, Texas, where they
will make their future home.
They are accompanied by the
best wishes of u host of friends.
Mr.. Ambrose was an indefatiga-
BILE worker, a lively news gather
er and an all round hustler, and
will be missed on every hand.
Il had a lot Of good induce.
ments offered me on my recent
delightful trip to Kentucky, but
I'll take the fine climate and
beautiful sunshine of New Mexi-
CO for mine, declared /. IL.
Chapman, the genial electrician
at the Deming Ice and Electric
Co. S plant to the GRAPHIC Sat-
urday evening.
Wright Shaw, assistant to the
president of the Florida East
Coast R'y, writes +. II. Bickford
that he and his wife will be here
very soon. lie says the fruit
from here that he took back was
distributed along the line in
Michigan and Ohio and thence to
Florida. Everybody declared it
fine and became at once in
terested to learn regarding the
country which produced it.
Thieves entered the house of
Edw. Moran and stole a purse
containing $50 in currency. It is
presumed the robbery took place
while they were attending the
picture show Thursday evening,
but was not discovered until Fri
day afternoon, as all the things
in the house were left in perfect
order and no signs of theft until
Mrs. Moran looked for herpurse.
There were other valuables, such
as watches and rings. which
,,,ara not takan Ed thiola noe-