Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-04

ing VI. Douglas. 2 big games.
August 6 and Z.
John Steinemann wants some
good Mimbrea Valley farm products
to put up in his fine pool room.
FarraIl & harrington are remod-
cling Mrs. W. p. Boyd's residence
near the high school
Mrs. A. ]. Clossin writes from
California that the only really de-
lightful place In that region Is Long
Beach.
Deming is going to have a base
ball treat. Two big games with
Douglrs. Ariz. August 9 at 2:SO
and August 7 at2 p. m.
p. Y. Culbertson says he has
gained is pounds in % days and
that is enough for any respectable
man 10 gain,
A fine baby daughter came. Sat
urday night, to make a permanent
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Samuels.
A burning can Of gasoline in the
rear of Meyers market created a
little excitement but no damage,
Monday.
Engineer McLane Of the Ameri-
can Well Works Co., is starting the
first big pump on the Little Vine.
yards tract today. II will be one
of the best in New Mexico.
The boys need the presence of
every fan In Deming in order to
meet the expense of bringing the
Douglas team to Deming. It's
August 6 and Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. john H. Lester are
the proud and happy parents of 3
pound son, born Monday evening.
Uncle Walter suggests that the well
come little stranger be named
Mutt" or Jeff"
l.. O. Danse has in his possession
a cartridge. sent by his son l.. A.
from California that had been taken
from the belt on the body Of an in
surrecto general. killed at the battle
Of Mexicali.
A. J. Clossin brought the GRAPHIC
a peach branch, Tuesday. that is
wonder and no mistake. Great lus-
cious peaches crowd each other on
the limbs, in several places CON-
pletely celebrating the foliage.
M. II. Parsons brought in big
load Of watermelons, Saturday, and
remembered the editor with large
one. He says they have been using
watermelons and cantaloupes since
July 10th.
]. M. Crawford is some busy He
sold three fine pianos last week and
brought in carload Of fine Arizona
horses, including Arizona Queen"
thorobred. Likewise pure bred
Jersey cow. Just on the side he
sold two carloads Of goats.
Judge McKeyes deported three
Chinese, Saturday, Attorney Clark
and Inspectors Jack and Kuykendall
and Interpreter Ming appearing on
behalf of the United States. There
was no defense. except papers that
the court declared Of no account.
w. B. Kimbrough Is showing up
some Of the finest grapes and peach
es on the market. He brought the
GRAPHIC a bunch of grapes, Satur-
day morning, that weighed Is ounc-
es and every grape was perfect.
MIR. Kimbrough is raising half doz-
en- varieties of grapes.
Mrs. ]. E. Dieudonne entertained
a dinner party, Sunday, those pres
ent being Frank Barrett and family,
j. W. Winters and family and Hugh
Ramsay and wife. Watermelons
and Ice cream were served In the
afternoon, following the elaborate
spread.
Locke and Pringle, who were ar
rested at Soccoro on another charge,
were brot from that city by Sheriff
Stephens, who gave them some kind.
fatherly advice on the error Of their
ways and suggested the ACCESSIBILITY
of owning the corn II they bur-
gled the store Of Clark & Tidmore
and billiard parlor Of John Steine-
mann. The boys took the sherif's
advice and when they appeared In