Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-02
ABOUT TOWN.


For sale, a good work team. in
quire at this office.
Owen Beal takes Charles Hughes
place at Meyers Market.
The friends and customers o.
Mrs. f. M. Chase will greatly mis-
her smiles and courtesy.
Knowles & Roland are now quar-.
tered in their beautiful new HON,
on Silver avenue.
j. c. Steineman has taken posses
sion of the Southern Pool Room anc
is having il fitted up in first-clasl
shape.
The ladies of the M. Il. church
will hold their bazaar goods on dis.
play at Mrs. Matthews until after
the holidays.
Rev. II. M. Bruce received nine
persons into the Methodist church
last Sunday morning and evening.
all bv letter.
A glance at Mountainview cor
respondence will show what they
are doing down there. Likewise
Carne and Hondale.
Mass will be celebrated on Mon.
day and Tuesday of next week.
Monday ut 3 n. m. and Tuesday at
1880 "A. m. Aug. NORM. Pastor.
W. c. Barnes, formerly secretary
of the cattle sanitary board of New
Mexico, was shaking hands With
Deming friends. Saturday.
Arthur Brock of Parral, Mexico,
passed through here Wednesday
from Cooks with the herd of goats
he recently purchased there, going
on to Mexico the following day.
A costume that excited much fay-
orable comment was worn by Anna
Jeffers, made entirely of Deming
GRApHICs, with an appropriately
printed sash.
G. X. Cameron is busy making
cement blocks for his new laundry
which will be built on railroad ave
nue.. The building will h. 3OxSO
and modern in every way.
The Continental warehouse is fast
nearing completion. The building
is lSx24 and shows that the CONT
mental believes in doing things.
Fairal and Brown. contractors.
G. l.. Hubbard received word
from San Simon, Ariz., Tuesday,
that artesian water had been struck.
This will lac interesting news. as
several Of our people have interests
there.
Miss jeanette Merrill came down
from the Silver City Normal To
spend THANKSGIVING, and while here
gave n delightful home reception
Ia seven couples Of her young
friends. Candy and cards were
pleasant features.
Charles Hughes. who has been
with Henry Meyers for some time
past, entered the employ Of Irvine
K Raithel on December first, and
will dispense drugs and X-mas
goods with that same old smile
that makes customers cGmc back.
The holiday decoration in our
home stores look so good To us.
that We wonder why anybody ever
goes or sends out of town for any
thing. Many of the large cities
haven't got n look in" when it
comes to window and store displays.
Tuesday evening, December IL,
will he show night in Dcming The
management of the Crystal have
made arrangements to have The
Man of the Hour" appear at that
date. Popular prices and II good
show guaranteed.
J. A. Mahoncy is to have u new
home ut Deming, N. M. Mr.. Ma
honey is the owner of a general
merchandise store at Deming and is
having plans drawn here for a resi-.
dence to cost $1,000. - III Paso Her
aid. We have interviewed our
neighbor and he modestly pleads
guilty.
Mrs. Dora Kemp, who was living
on her claim south of Hondalc,
died at an early hour, Tuesday
morning. The funeral services
were conducted from the Baptist
church, Wednesday afternoon, Rev,
Aulick officiating The remains
were laid to rest in the Dcmine
cemetery.
New officers have been elected
for the line of railway that is being
projected by III Paso and Columbus
New Mexico, parties, that is to tra
verse the famous Mimbres valley
and it is believed that the affairs OF
the company will soon be of sucl
shape as to insure the beginning oil
construction work. III Paso Times
VIM. Guernon, one of the pioneers
of Deming, died early "Wednesday
morning of heart disease. Mr.
Guernon, who was well known N
Frcnchie' has been familiar fig
ure on the street here for thirty
years and will be greatly missed