Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-03-18
ABOUT TOWN.

blocks OF walks on Silver avenue.
Mr.. A. B. Daniel sold his resi-
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nordhaus.
Manager Tidmore guarantees
Uncle Josh To night. He says il
is one of the best.
j. G. Newcomb has a well already
dug that will irrigate forty acres,
and do il easily.
You'll miss n hundred hearty
laughs If you fail to see "Untle
Josh" tonight.
Deputy Sheriff Kealy rounded up
four d. and d. the first of the week.
Two paid and two are boarding, at
the suggestion Of Judge Browning.
A liner ad in the GRAPHIc's bust
ness column brought three responses
In two days A word to the wise is
sufficient.
Hear the "Hayseed Band" today.
The boys came to town with Uncle
JOSH" "
We are glad to note the continued
improvement of Mrs. +. II. Math-
ews.
The Baptist Church of Dcming is
preparing TO incorporate as n rcligi-
Gus society.
Rev. w. b. Minton. d. d., of
Silver City will preach at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The special articles contributed
by prominent citizens for our Pros
perity Edition, will be- the best ever
put in type in this valley.
Block after block Of cement walks
are being laid out for immediate
construction. Several blocks are
already laid.
0smer 4 McCurry have com
menced the construction of fine
cement garage for DR.. Moir. The
building is 2Ox20 with Oft. entrances
on two sides and is designed to be-
fire proof.
M. M. Dunson, who has charge
of the cement work and foundation
of the hospital building. broke
ground Monday and will soon have
n showing that will look good.
Wouldn't It be good idea for
Deming to have n special Arbor
Day? We notice by many of the
territorial papers that many cities
are laying great stress on this par
ticular thing. 1t is just what New
Mexico needs.
Rev. VIM. J. Gordon will occupy
the Baptist pulpit, Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. and Mrs. Gordon
are now settled in their home on
Spruce street.
In our ranch note on Scamonville
last week, We should have referred
to the ranch of j. Il. and Miss lone
Hodgdon, who have just completed
n joint residence on their property.
The Baptist Prayer meeting was
held last week at the home of Al
Watkins. Following an interesting
service, led by Rev. Watkins, So
cial hour was enjoyed by the COM
pany, including some fine piano
selections by Miss Anna Watkins.
DIR. Hoffman. S. h. Rhea and w.
X. Burmey have ordered another
Powers well boring machine and in
a few days will be equipped to put
down wells any size up to n inches.
They have work ahead now for at
least six months and more coming
every day.
Mrs. Ralph Widener,a former res
ident of Deming, died at the Hotel
Dieu at FL Paso, last week and was
buried in that city. Mr.. Widcner
will be remembered here as
proprietor of the Victoria Cafe.
The death of his wife was
the result of burns received
from the explosion of gasoline in
their home.
We desire to again call especial
attention to the concession granted
by the Southern Pacific which al
lows all homeseekers coming from
the east stop-over privileges at Dem
ing. 1t means that the great trans
continental railway is joining hands
with the city and valley and tina,
both will be greatly benefited
thereby.
The FL Paso Herald was the onl!
outside paper that took enough in
serest in the organization of on
Chamber of Commerce, and thu
proposition to bring the Mimbrei
valley more prominently before tn
people of the entire country, to sent
a representative here to report on
big get-together meeting of las
. Wednesday night. Their Mr. f. $
Rood spent Wednesday here inter
viewing prominent citizens on tn
subject and Thursdays Herald CAV
n full and complete report of gu
new organization.
j. G. Newcomb was at work dig
ging well Tuesday, when a buckle
fell on his right arm and broke tn
large bone of his forearm. II
drove at once to Deming and ha
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