Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-10-28


90 Office, dropped heavy trunk on
his foot Wednesday and is tempo
rarily disabled.
Buffalo Bill, with the added at
traction of Pawnee Bill, today.
Luna county will be on hand when
the ticket Office opens.
Mrs. Margaret Raithel is planning
to build her a fine home on the lots
west of DIR. Moir's office that have
been so nicely cleaned off.
Speaking Of tomatoes, B. s.
Brown picked a wash tub full off
one vine, and others have done the
same thing this year.
Rev. A. L. Aulick viii occupy his
pulpit at the Baptist church for the
first time next Sunday. Deming is
glad to extend the welcoming hand.
The Wednesday Morning Music
ale met this week with Mrs. Pollard,
and will meet there each week here
after. The study included Tam
hauser and Lohengren.
After three decades of faithful
service, DIR. Swope's carriage pony
Pinto" has gone to his long rest.
For years and years he has been &
familiar figure on our streets, and
will be genuinely missed.
Rev. Lansing B. Bloom, of Ros-
well, will occupy the Presbyterian
pulpit next Sunday morning and
evening, at which time he will de-
clare the pulpit vacant. The Sum-
day following Rev. John Mordy, of
albuquerque, will FIJI the pulpit.
The four healthiest years of my
life were passed in Deming," re-
marked Rev. W. E. Foulks to the
GRAPHIC, Wednesday evening, con-
tinuing with the statement that this
was one of the chief reasons why he
retired from the ministry and came
back here for permanent residence.
The RI. Rev. Bishop Schrader, &C.
companied by Rev. DR.. James Alex.
ander Dowie. Rev. Santiago Vallejo
and Rev. Sister Dominic Vallejo,
are in the city for the purpose OF
organizing Divine congregational
church. The Bishop breaches in
English, Spanish and German.
In Judge McKeyes court Monday
Wong Yut was bound over to the
grand jury for carrying a forged
certificate and two other cases were
continued, attorneys Ely and Fielder
representing the respective defend.
ants. Deputy Marshal Cassman,
Asst. U. S. Atty. Clark and Inter
prefer Bland were in attendance.
The FL Paso Herald in its issue Of
Friday evening has a scare heaC
that says: Snow fall is heavy
throughout New Mexico" when as 1
matter of fact the snow fell only II
a few places in the northeastern
part of the territory. No snow il
Iuna county yet 100 90" il voof
enough for us.
The Woman's Club met with Mrs
c. J. Iaughren, Wednesday after
noon. Constitution and bylaw
prepared by committee were accept
ed. Mrs. Holt was elected vic,
president. Remainder of time de
voted to study of early history o.
France, Mrs. Bennett, leader.
In letter to DR.. Moir, secretar
of the Luna County Medical Society
Secretary Green, of the America
Medical Association, says Of Dr.
/ McCormack's lecture that it wi
consist of a discussion of question
of vital Importance. The people o
this region are certainly greatly ia
vored in being able to listen to thi
eminent physician.
Rev. Leonidar Smith gave pal
lor lecture on his recent trip throug
Europe at the Thurmond home Nor
day evening to a very represents
tive and highly pleased audience
His story was so plain that peopl
could almost see cathedrals, domei
towers and picturesque mountai
peaks. The lecture was precede
by a violin solo by Miss Wamel, wit
Esther Bolich at the piano, and
piano duet by Mrs. McTeer an
Miss Hodgdon. Chocolate and caI
were served as refreshments.
Supt. Doderer took his wife to Q
FL Paso specialist, Friday, for Il
, purpose of having a breast tumc
! examined. An operation was al
vised and on Monday the tune
was successfully removed, and Mr.
, Doderer is resting very comfortab
at Hotel Dieu. While more or lie
, of danger attends such an operatio
, we are very much pleased to sta
that no serious results are Apr
hended in this case.