El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-27

Deming, n. NJ, Nov. 27-nhere was
a meeting Saturday afternoon attended
by a number Of prominent farmers IN
DIT. J. C. Moir's office for the purpose
Of discussing the formation Of a rural
telephone company. It is proposed that
a rural line be built from Deming to
the southwest to connect with a COM
munity line which is now in operation
from HOndale, four or five miles IN
the direction Of Demlng. IheEe IS
large demand for phones IN TINS sec
ton Of the valley. due to its rapid
settlement within the past two years.
A A Temke, who was called INTO lne
meeting as legal adviser, was lnstEu
ed to prepare Subscription ltSIS winch
are now being circulated. As soon as
sufficient stock is ubscrlDed 70 JustiLy
the organization Of corporation, TINS
will be done, and the Work OF CON
struction viii go forward me IoI-
Hugh Ramsey, Frank Jarrett, A; v
Wilkinson. A. L. Taylor, Dr. J. u. Molr'
Geo. Ramsey is installing a new
southwest of Deming. He has pur-
chased a 10 horse power engine ana
a No 4 pump, and expects 10 nave the
same in operation before the spring
irrigation season opens.
w r Williams, Of Lodi, Cal, has
moved here with his family and VIII
omen an agency here for engines ana
pumps e,.,--. r,,.-,
Saturday on business.
b. Fl Bickford has gone to his rancn
on the Mimbres for short stay.
Dan Hathaway. who has been EN-
ployed for some time IN Benson AIlA-'
is in Deming on snort Visit
7 W. Goffar, Of Lodi, Cal, has pur-
chased a accomplishment OF gu acres
near lola, and is now preparing 70 m
prove it. He will install large pump
ing plant and build residence TINS
I. W. Hoffecker. of Ell Paso. returned
to his home after business TRIP u
W. w "a. Small. Of Lordsburg, Jack and
Fl Mansfield. Of LOrdsburg, and y r
Mansfield, of Los Angeles, Cal, nave
returned to their respective MONIES az
er attending court Tor several Gays i"
WAYNE Bazeu. of Lordsburg, spent
Friday in Deming on business
To Build New Parsonage.
At the last monthly meeting OF the
board of stewards Of the MeInodlst
church of Deming, it was declded 20
build a new parsonage, on the site OF
the old one The old building Win be
torn down and new one constructed
as soon as there are sufIlclent Iun mos
available for this purpose, which VIII
be in the early spring
Dr. and Mrs. MOir entertained the
Mesdames Pollard. Thurmond, quincy
Misses Seymour. Haines Eide; Messrs.
Pollard. Bush, Case, Marshall, Williams
Rutherford.
Court has adjourned here. This IS
the last time that judge Parker VIII
preside here as judge of the third 1u-
diciaI district. Before leaving the
courtroom, Judge Parker gracefully
babe farewell to the people of this
community and thanked them for the
uniformly courteous treatment which
ne had always received in Deming' and
introduced Hon. Colin Neblett, who was
sitting at his side. as the next judge
to preside here, and bespoke for him
the same generous treatment and sup
port that he had received.
Deming Personal Notes.
Jay Winesett. of Nebraska, is look
ing over the valley with a view to
locating here.
Geo R. Wright OF Harrisonville
No. is visiting his son Wallace II,
Wright. of this place.
H. G. Bush has begun the cOnstruc-
tion Of two modern bungalows to take
the place Of the ones destroyed by fire
last week. These residences Will be
occupied by S. Lindauer and DR.. HOff-
man
W. A. Chamberlain. Of Poplar Bluff.
No, was in Deming prospecting last
Dr.. and Mrs. R. C. Hoffman have re-