El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-07

turned to Deming. c. L Moore and z.
L. Hines. who were also serving on the
jury at Cruces, stopped on their return
to visit relatives in FL PasO
DeminE News Notes.
Charlie Hubbard has gone to Ros-
well. n NJ to attend the territorial
shoot and viii also represent the ODD
Fellows lodge Of Deming at the grand
lodge in session October and z.
H. s. Reams, of Sunfield, Mich, VIII
visit his old friend. r. Swanzy, for sew
eral days, having stopped of here on
his way TO California.
Chas Pierce, son Of Jennie Pierce
aged SO, died here and was buried Fri
day at o'clock under the auspices Of
the Deming lodge No. 20, K Of P, OF
which lodge he was a member.
Fair Closes; Art Premiums.
The Luna county fair closed Friday
at noon. Visitors from California and
many other parts Of the United States
were present at the fair and 1t was
conceded by all that MtmbreS valley
products cannot be eLcelled. A list Of
Horticultural exhibits is published to
day. The following are the premiums
awarded in the art exhibit:
OIL painting (Ggure), first and sec
Ond prizes, Miss Helen Piper; water
color (auima), first and second Geo
=. Bell; (flOwers), first, Mrs. b. T.
GresOn- second, Geo. =. Bell; pen and
ink designs, first prize MI Elfusoni
fancy work, hardanger, Mrs W H
Wright; white embroidery. first, Mrs
Maggie E. Morgan, second, Mrs w.
Shaw; COlOred embroidery, first, Mrs.
DOrOthea Osborne, second, Miss Bette
hines; tatting and drawnwOrk, first
Mrs. Ed Osborne; brown embroidery,
first Miss Margaret Irvine.
PriBe Baby.
Finest boy baby under 2 years old,
Marshall SWOpe DOOLttles finest girl
baby under years old, Virginia Eliza
beth Sullivan.
II. II. Richardson has bought the G.
II. Esben tract Of land containing 100
acres lying five miles southwest Of
Deming
bought 10 acres Of land lying just east
of town with water developed from the
Little Vineyards company.
Personal.
John COrbett Ney 3. German, jas. r.
Waddu and J. A Mahoney returned
Friday from the Democratic state con-
ventiOn at Santa Fe.
r. E. Black of FL Paso spent Friday
in Deming on business.
The family Of customs inspector Ashe
has gone to the Mimbres Hot Springs
to spend a few days.
J. J. Jacobsen returned to his ranch
up the Mimbres Friday, having spent
several days in Deming.
S. s. Birchfield has returned to FL
PasO after visiting the Luna county
fair
John Beal returned Friday from sew
eral days business trip to Silver City.
J. r. Blair of Columbus was In Dem
ing Friday on business.
J. +. Beckley Of CrestwOOd, KY, is
prospecting in the valley
o. Fl. Cooper returned from Louis
vile, KY, Friday.
Edw n. Carter, Frank Reed, Delbert
Carter and J. Park Taylor leave We'd
nesday next for a three weeks hunting
trip in the Black range, 80 miles north
Of Deming.
DR. and Mrs. / B. Keller spent two
days in FL PasO this week, returning
Friday.
Visitors In City.
Der Of commerce Friday; o. o. Osborn,
j. A. Williams, Chester B. Welch, L. S.
Richards. F. OsterhaUt Jeter F. Halves.
Alfonso LannOQ D. H. Crane, all Of
Lodi Cal; Jas. c. Darracott, Maria,
Texas; J. r. BeCkley, CrestwoOd, KY
B. w. Byam, Leroy, Mich; Is. p. SiscO,
Columbus, n. NJ; Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Sterling, MarOa, H.; J. T. Marihuge,
Denver, Colo.
Farmers Meet.
AT a meeting Of a number of promi-
nent farmers of the MimbTes valley
the Luna county farmers Institute was
organized. The purpose of this organ
iZatiOn is to advance the agricultural
interests Of the county. At the month
ly meetings of this body, topics touch
ing farming viii be discussed, and ii
is the intention of the organization
later TO enlarge its functions and take