Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-02-10
ABOUT TOWN.


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the Crystal. Feb. Ia.
A fine 81 pound daughter came
Sunday to bless the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. G. j. Kelly.
The first page story contributed
by County Surveyor Strickler, will
be found interesting reading matter
Good news continues TO come
from the bedside Of Vincent Young
In Tennessee.
Six people were received into
the Methodist church. Sunday, four
by certificate and two upon confess.
ion Of faith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyatt have a
fine 81 pound son, born Wednesday.
morning at their beautiful new
home on Copper avenue.
Hospital benefit this evening at
the Crystal. II is by local talent
and will be well worth your time to
go.
Frank Weaver who has recently
returned from Colorado. has been
kept busy looking after the welfare
Of horses.
Rosch 4 Leopold are just COM
plotting for the Deming Ice 4 Flee.
trio Co. a 400-ton Ice storage build
ing. Like all their work its built
to stay
The AVIATION meet at III Paso is at
tracing a large number from this
region. We suspect also that the
Mexican uprising has something to
do with the large crowds.
Master Henry Ward accidentally
dislocated his right elbow while
playing at school, Friday. He was
attended by Drs. Swope and Moir
and is progressing finely.
Lumber has advanced from $3.50
to 800 per thousand in the whole
sale market, but not dollar adj
vance will be made by the Deming
Lumber Co. on present supply.
Mrs. Achsa Field has purchased
the John Phillips residence on Plati-
mum avenue and will I'll il up for
tenement purposes. She is also
putting extensive repairs on the old
hospital and will make of it very
attractive residence property.
The Inrdsburg baseball; club rs
now making dates for the coming
season. Any local team wishing
game please write Manager Lords
burg Baseball Club, box 325, Lords
burg, N. NJ.
II is with much satisfaction that
we note the continual improvement
of l.. II. Gedge. at Orlando. Florida.
He writes quite often to Chancellor
Commander j. A. Kealy and is con-
siderably elated over the prospect
of ultimate recovery.
$3.50 to 81 il the advance per
thousand in the wholesale lumber
market, hut the Deming Lumber
Co. Is holding to the same old prices
on what stock is on hand. Buyers
better get busy before new stock
has 10 he ordered.
A letter received yesterday morn
ing by the GRAPHIC from A. b.
Quantrell. who regained his health
with US last winter, says that Mich
igan is in the throes of a regular
old fashioned blizzard. He express
ed a desire to be with us, where he
could bask in the sunshine.
And still they keep going. The
peming Real Estate Il Improve
ment Co. has just sold TO w. p.
Boyd n lot near his home and five
lots 10 A. A. Douglas. who will
erect fine residence thereon. The
Douglas lots are three blocks west
of the present high school.
Miss Margaret Rosch was given a
very pleasant birthday surprise
Saturday evening. the delightful
event being planned by her mother.
The young people who enjoyed the
evening were members of the home
talent play and Misses Dorothy
Duff and Florence Ament. An
elaborate luncheon was served al
eleven. Music was one of the en-
pertaining features Of the evening
Miss Seymour officiating as direct
or
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