Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-26
ABOUT TOWN.

iNght, the one event Of the season.
There will be an especially good
Fogram at the Gem Saturday eve.
A little more water please, Mr..
5prinkler.
Don't throw any filth on the
tound. 1t breeds disease.
We will soon have Made in
eming" cigars.
G. j.. Hubbard has just complet-
IA a new carriage house in the rear
ST his residence.
w. j. Evans has the gratitude Of
he GRAPHIC for a pair Of extra
Inc watermelons.
IL anybody wants TO take girls to
0oard during the school year, please
notify the GRAPHIC at once.
Genial Ed Cooper and family will
|nove into town TO take advantage
our superior school system.
The open air program dance by
be Harmony orchestra tonight will
- hummer. Evcrybody's going.
Hing Lee is building fine store
"a Deming brick. on Silver. +. F.
Noran, boss.
Open air program dance tonight.
bic Harmony orchestra will furnish
lassy music.
Water stood in the highway a
bot deep a few miles east of the
lily Tuesday night.
Contractor Crawford has just
completed building for Hal Kerr
~ Cambray.
Thos. Mister and wife are NOV
lng into Mrs. Frank Nordhaus'
|Arge house on Iron st.
+ Prof. Bells $4,000 portfolio of
original paintings should be seen
md enjoyed by every lover Of true
nrt.
John 4. White. n noted socialist
writer Of Chicago, will speak on
political issues at Clark's opera
house next Saturday evening.
Fall is coming on, and il is very
Important that streets and alleys be
Kept scrupulously clean, no old mel
on rinds Or any other kind of fever
producing germs.
Major Waddill addressed political
gatherings at Hondale, Wednesday
evening, and Columbus, Thursday
evening, discussing statehood mat
ters from a democratic standpoint.
II wouldn't be surprising if CASH
Ter Bennett put up a fine home
shortly. c, shier Raithcl is also fig
bring on something classy. Two
good ideas.
DIR. Hoffman is in Iowa dispens-
Ing of numerous real estate hold
ings there and it is not at all un.
likely that he will build a fine home
In Deming in the near future.
Miss Lillian Larsen was for some
time at the head of the list of all
candidates in the Tribunc-Citizen
voting contest. Here's hoping she
gets the grand prize.
Miss Lucy Hon. of Ilondale, will
enter the Deming postoilice as win
dow clerk next Monday. Her
many friends will be glad To greet
her.
DR.. Swopc has enlarged his green
house by the erection of front
addition reaching the sidewalk. IL
shows that the taste for fine flowers
is improving.
Miss Nancy 7. Bergin was elected
principal of the Deming high school,
but owing TO her mothers continued
illness was compelled to resign. n
condition of affairs very deeply de-
plored by both pupils and patrons.
Road 0verseer Harrison is doing
some splendid work on the Deming-
Hondale highway. 1t looks so much
better to see highways on section
lines and straight instead of ang-
ling anywhere and everywhere.
Foreman Hickman, of the Bick-
ford ranch, broke n couple of ribs
by falling out of n wagon the other
day, but that doesn't deter him
from keeping the work moving
right along.
The illness of w. b. Colt, referred
to by the Hondale correspondent,
resulted in his death Wednesday
morning. The funeral was held at
nine o'clock Thursday morning
Rev. z. Moore officiating. Burial
was made at Deming.
A. c. Majors, of Ration, writes
Alex A. Smith the following letter
What is there in and around your
city To make so much stir? ! notice
by the papers that you have unus
ual activity. Please give me all the
information you have to spare anc
charge your trouble to anticipation
Of n future prospector."
Col. Bailey's irrigation well a
Columbus is easily the best in th'
the Southwest. 1t has to lift only
few feet and is throwing n 200l