Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-10-14
ABOUT TOWN.

the season.
Prince AL says that nothing els
goes now but "Kaffir Corn Wat
kins."
A son Of the late Deputy Sheri
Glenn conveyed the remains to Cal
ifornia for interment.
The Baptist Church has purchased
a fine Adam Schaf piano of J. M
Crawford.
Oct. 20 to Nov. 6 the FL PasC
Fair and Exposition will be in pro
gress and we know il is going Il
be a hummer.
Inspector Jack brought Leong
Fong from Silver City, Tuesday, and
Judge McKeyes will pass on his case
Oct. 10Th.
If you have nothing else 10 do 20
and cut every weed on your place.
They're going to seed and will null
tiply many times next year.
A Mimbres farmer is reaping l.,
9l4 pounds of beans off each acre.
Homage TO the bean. albuquerque
journal.
Miss Frances Watkins entertained
the c. E. juniors of the Christian
church at her home Saturday after
noon. Ice cream and. cake were
served as refreshments.
Rev. A. M. Sprayberry, of Geor.
gia, preached two excellent and in
spring sermons at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and even
ing.
That Mems Brotherhood class at
the Christian church Bible school is
a hummer. Subject for discussion
next Sunday. The Last Judgment"
Don't miss it.
Looks good to see s. G. Boyd &
Co. opening up at the old stand,
corner Silver and Spruce. S. &.
and his good wife seem to have the
faculty of getting on the right side
of their customers.
The Lindauer Mercantile Go. will
move into the big corner store in
the Deckert building on or before
January first. They will have new
fixtures and will shine like a gold
dollar.
Patriotism is shown in keeping
the streets and roads and yards
clean and tidy. A truly patriotic
citizen won't litter the highways
and public grounds with paper or
other rubbish. H. r. Pattengill.
Contractor Huff has the brick on
the ground for four-room resid-
ence and bath On Zinc street near
the Patterson home, thus affirming
his belief that residence property
here is good stuff to own.
The city council met Thursday
afternoon and after n rigid examin-
alton of the sewer system and find
ing same conforming in every res
pect to agreement, officially accept
ed same.
M. w. Mayfeld has purchasd of
w. l.. Johnson the cottage and three
lots on Silver avenue near the court
house. He will very soon erect an.
other house on the same property.
Let the good work go on.
]. w. Phillips is in receipt of the
sad information that his son, James
T. Phillips, had suddenly passed
away at one Of his oil well camps in
southern California. He had been
in failing health for some years, but
was not considered dangerously i'll.
He leaves a wife to mourn with the
afflicted parents and many friends.
DR., Thomas l., Cooksey has been
secured to hold the revival service
which was to have been conducted
by the Flies, Meeting will begin
January |, and will be held in Bak'
er's Hall, Mr.. Moody is the singer
who will assist DR., Cooksey,
Mrs, Gibbs, our very able and
efficient high school principal, has
arranged to have the patrons spend
next Friday afternoon In the high
school, Addresses by prominent
citizens and special music will be
features. Watch for program next
issue.
Word has been received here Of
the death Of William Boone Major