Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01
ABOUT TOWN.


Accident Insurance, TODAY
The Red Mems Ball on the 18th
of April will be hummer.
There will be mass at 7:90 A. M.
Monday April II Aug NORM.
F. G. Peterson sold d. H. Tulloch
Of Silver City, a Winona wagon and
set of harness Monday.
John f. Clinton, the new painter,
has the contracts for the Little and
Nordhaus painting jobs.
Mrs. Mary E. Moore has sold her
property on Iron street to Mrs.
Belle Season. Consideration $500.
Red Mems Ball at Clarks opera
house. Ladies' free refreshments
free.
Watch announcement of prizes
and special features for Red Mems
Ball in next issue.
Agent j. +. Clayton and family
are moving into the beautiful new
brick residence just completed by
A. A. Douglass near the high school
j. M. Young. J. M. McTeer and
c. II. Hon leave this week for Ken
lucky to close up some big real es-
tate deals,
Inspector Fred ID. Jack writes
from Los Angeles as follows: Fog
gy here. Deming suits me best of
all places"
Albert Field has been appointed
census enumeration for Deming, and
the other enumcrators will be named
very soon.
c. J. Laughren, LIST vice president
of the Chambr of Commerce, will
attend the Governors reception at
Las Cruces tonight. lie was ac-
companied by Treas. Lee o. Lester.
The latest bunch of boosters to
join the Chamber of Commerce are
Thos. G. Aitken, John Deckert, lie
Roy Hon, c. w. Berry, f. +. At
kins.
w. W. Crawford is quite busy
himself. He has just completed
two rooms and a bath for Inspector
Fred ID. Jack and will add four
rooms later, and has n iive-room
house in course of construction for
John Beal.
f. F. Moran has completed the
brick work on the large addition Ia
to the ice plant for Rosch & Leopold.
Also the brick work on the Little
Store building and the Nordhaus
store building story high for M.
M. Dunson.
The secretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce will give a prize of two
dollars to the person who suggests
the best booster button and motto,
to be- approved by the board of d.
rectors inside of ten days.
For sale cheap: - Second hand
lumber. Several thousand feet OF
dmensioned stuff and other kinds
in piles. Lumber is piled east OF
Christian church. Inquire w. II
Rue or c. l.. Hewlett, Deming,
Miss Fay McKeyes is booming
right ahead in her Herald contes
and everybody is interested in help
ing her win first prize. Her fathe
says if Fay gets the automobil,
everybody in Deming will have
ride.
Morris J. Lynch and family lief
for their home in Texas Wednesda.
morning. Mr.. Lynch has been nd
vertising manager for the GRAPHIC
special edition and carries with hin
the respect of our entire bushes
population,
James T. Williams jr,, of tn
Tucson Citizen and Hoval A. Smith
of the Bisbee Review, two men VIII
have done a lot toward puttin
Arizona on the map, were in tn
city several hours the other day an
took occasion to say a lot of pleasan
things about the Deming country I
the GRAHlC reporter.
The Dreamland theatre opene
Saturday evening to house th'
was packed. Manager Schwari
had to let the crowd out at the baC
door in order to let the front crow
in. Mayer Marshall and Trustee
Lindauer and Rosch examined Il
building, and ordered the rear doc
fixed to swing outward, (which hi
been done) to make everything pc
fectly safe. Mrs. Schwartz SIM
every evening.
y Lorow's famous Bohemian gla
blowers are attracting crowds afte
moons and evenings at Bakers ha
and are giving interesting and |
structive exhibitions to both old al
young. Their closing entertai
ments will be Saturday afterno
and evening and no one should #
to see this wonderful work, as
costs only ten cents. The GRAPH
will vouch for it's excellence.