Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-29
ABOUT TOWN.

J. w. Fairall has the contract for
the wood work on the Baptist
church.
Don't forget Fay McKeyes and
the Herald contest.
Otto Leopold and l.. G. Small
are latest additions to the Chamber
of Commerce.
Get your best high school yells
for Pattyngil next Tuesday night.
He likes 'em.
On his visit to Deming Governor
Mills will find the most promising
town in New Mexico.
Mahoney's big souvenir day will
be May 7, He wants to see a lot of
farmers and their wives.
N. A. Bolich is having the Shake
speare house nicely repaired. viii
Collins is doing the work.
The corrugated iron fence be-
tween Rosch a. Leopold and Mat
thews is n good model for others to
go by.
Pattengil's great educational lee
turc will be free to the public next
Tuesday evening at Clark's opera
house.
Boy of IA wanted to learn the
printing business Must be the
right boy. Come in person to the
GRAPHIC office.
Deming boasts the best lumber
yard in New Mexico, of any city
four times our size. Bush makes
the boast good, too.
Mrs. Golden has upwards of 30
prctty soft maple trees growing in
her yard.on Hcmlock street They
were sent from Iowa,
Uncle Tom" Hudson writes the
editor from Brooklyn, New York:
Having u fine time. Everybody is
very kind to me, especially the la
dies on the train and steamer.
0smer 4 McCurry are keeping
themselves out of mischief by put
ting fine cement walk from Spruce
street to the court house block on
Silver avenue.
Paul j. Harrison has contracted
to install u 1000 gal. centrifugal
pump for DR.. Williams. same to bc
throwing water inside of thirty days.
Hoffman Il Tabor broke ground
this week for fine planning mill and
general wood working shop on Gold
avenue opposite the Deming Lum-
Der Co. They are building of struc-
tural steel and hope to be running
machinery in n few days. That
they will prosper, goes without
saying.
Rev. Goodloc displayed n spirit of
perseverance Sunday morning by
appearing in his pulpit, even though
il was necessary for him to sit dur
ing the delivery of his sermon. He
is preparing a special sermon for
May Sth, which has been designated
rs Mothers Day.
County Surveyor II. b. Stricken
has been in Kansas City for ten
days. Tuesday morning he was
changing horses from one corral t.
another, when he received injuries
that rendered him unconscious for
time. He received a severe cash
on the right temple, but will not be
seriously Inconvenience. DR.. Moil
attended him.
The New Mexico Bureau of I'm
migration has just received a limit
cd number of copies of the genera
land office map of New Mexico fol
1909. This is the latest map of thu
territory and may be- obtained upor
application to II. b. Henning, Sec!
Bureau of immigration. Albuquer
que, New Mexico, and inclosing 4
cents in stamps to cover postage.
A Tucumcari exchange says: -
Monday evening Prof. Pattengil
- gave his lecture "Gumption, With
Big g." at the Congregations
church. The house was packed
and all pronounce the lecture one Il
the best ever delivered in this city
The lecture was bubbling with wi
and humor, and at the same tim
was full of practical sense and tim,
ly suggestions. that were deeply in
,,,.,,,,I nnnn tho minds nf his hpnl