Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-01-06
ABOUT TOWN.



fers out again after his illness.
Don't forgstvthe sewer bonds an,
health next Tuesday.
DR.. Williams and j. M. Young ar
digging big well on their ranci
east of town. They're consisten
boosters.
Six people were united by lettel
with the Methodist church Sunda,
evening, following the very inter
esting conference and layman's nd
dresses.
John Kennedy and wife have |
fine 81 ID. daughter at their home
born Friday and J. W. Fairall ant
wife have daughter, same weight
bonn Saturday.
Blondin's big show in the new
comedy drama, The Cowboy, Indi.
an and the Lady" The best Of un.
der canvas shows. Band parade al
!: p. m. Friday, Jan. 6.
The GRAPHIC has a large pile OF
farm bulletins from Washington,
which we would he very glad to
give to any Of our farmers who will
take the trouble to call for them.
They will find instructions in each
bulletin as to how TO get any other
farm information needed.
Talk about being n "jiner", Jim
Tabor takes the whole bakery. He
Is highly respected member of and
holds important Offices in Deming
Lodge No. IL, F. and A. NJ, Dem
ing Chapter No. 3, X. A. NJ, Dem
ing Lodge No. 6. |. o. o. f., Dem
ing Encampment No. Q, and Sarah
Rebekah No. 3.
Blondin's big show, The Cowboy.
Indian and the Lady" will give
the performance at night, the
worlds greatest cowboy, Cuba
Crutchfeld spinning over one hun
dred feet Of rope, Prof. Marshes
Canadian orchestra giving two grand
concerts before the show starts.
The Blondin show gives more free
than most shows charge to see.
Friday, Jan. 6.
Miss Wheeler's pleasant face is
again seen at the post office window
because Of the illness of Judge Pen
ninRton, whom We are pleased to
state 10 si""is i'"I''"'i..-. M = =.
iday rush has brought n tremend.
Gus business to the postoiIice. nee
essitating the assistance Of Mrs. II.
ID. Green a part of the time and the
whole force has been busy almost
night and day. In this connection
II might he well to say that Deming
has a mighty good postal force.
Paid in Full" drew very select
but not exceedingly large audience
at the Crystal, Tuesday evening. 1t
is one of the big plays on the Amer
lean stage, but coming 50 soon af-
ter holiday festivities the attendance
was not so large as it should have
been. The parts were strongly TAX
en- and the climaxcs brought forth
vigorous applause. Manager Bush
is surely bringing in some fine at
fractions.
+ One of the most elaborate and
best appointed dinner parties of the
new year was given by DR.. and Mrs.
J. G. Moir at their charming home
Monday evening. Covers were
laid for ten, which included the
host and hostess, Hon. and Mrs
John Corbett, Attorney and Mrs. A
w. Pollard, Mrs. Thurmond, Mrs
Stecker and Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
Bright scintillations of wit and
humor, conundrums and bits 0I
poetry from the brain of the talent
ed hostess were interspersed be
tween the five courses.
Hal C. Cooley and A. n. Rocher
Of Chicago, passed through Demini
Monday evening walking from =
Paso to Los Angeles on n wager o
$3.50, trip to he completed in two
months. They were lost on tn
desert for couple of days, but tn
lads were confident of reaching tn
coast several days ahead Of schedule
They had letter Of introduction :
Hon. John Corbctt' and stopped a
his home long enough TO take
good cleanup. II will he quite
romantic journey for the young me