Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-10-13

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pot ball game, saturday AFTERNOON.
Every ticket you get ut the Crys-
al gives you achance to draw that
nit Of clothesat Clark & Tidmore's.
Ray Childs was slightly injured In
he game, Friday, but will be able
b 90 against FL Paso, Saturday.
Foot ball-El Paso VS.. Deming,
saturday afternoon at the ball park.
BetterFgo.
A. L. Sangre had collected thus
lar this month 25 house rents and
build rent rs more II he had them.
Clark & Tidmore are giving away
one Of the best Hart, Schaffner &
Marx suits as a prize at the Crystal
Theatre. Save your tickets.
Fairall T. Harrington are just
completing for DR.. R. C. Hoffman
b Groom modern bungalow on West
Pine street.
Timothy Mcnamara of Fierro,
has purchased of C. ]. Laughren, 6
lots in Block 81, and contemplates
building thereon.
F The ladies of st. Luke's Guild
were entertained at the resi-
dence of Col. McGrorty, last Mon.
day afternoon.
= That baby boy who came the
other day to live at Edgar Hepp's
has caused his father to be the
propdest man in town. a
Every time you buy ticket for
The Crystal you get a chance to
draw that Hart, Schaffner 4 Marx
nit of clothes 70 be given away
By Clark 4 Tidmore,
n Glen Moore of Marion, Ind, lead
q ing violinist, John Kretz, cornet,
and Mrs. Tucker, piano, constitute
the new orchestra at the Crystal.
Some class.
Rev. ]. w. Campbell, association
al missionary, conducted two in
teresting and helpful services at the
Baptist church, last Sunday.
The Deming Baptist church has
extended unanimous call to Rev.
& A. r. Boyd of Artesia, N. NJ, to
take charge of the work at this
place.
The farmers of Luna comfy or
ganized farmers institute and adj
journed to meet in Killingers Hall,
| D. M, Oct. q. All are urged to
be present at this meeting.
Edward l.. Foulks was raised to
the sublime degree of Master Ma
son, Saturday evening, in the pre-
sence of large number of local and
visiting brothers. A fine banquet
followed the work.
w. II. Jennings, Paul Harrison
Robert Yeargin and Frank Hon,
with d. j. Phillips as chaperone,
left Yesterday to bring the editor
some more fine venison from the
Black Range. H. H. 0smer will
4 look after Jennings oil business.
Mrs. F. ]. Prescott and daughter
Lola have returned from FL Paso
where the latter had very difficult
operation performed on her left
ear. The operation was performed
by Drs. Moir & Carpenter and We
are glad to say was very successful
At the meeting of the Great
Council of Redmen at Albuquerque
this week, Leon l.. Godchaux wa
elected great representative, R. H
Hughes great mishenewa and DR.. s
ID. Swopea member to the grea
board of appeals. Deming is surel!
on the fraternal map.
=, Miss Helen E. Moore raised thi
year some extraordinarily fine vel
low free-stone peaches from the pit
of white clingstones planted fiv
years ago. The GRAPHIC can voucI
for their excellence. She exhibite'
a number of them at the fair.
C. l.. Snyder, secretary Of tn
18th civil service district, has organ
lied local board of examiners
consisting of Assistant Postmaste
Green and Chief Clerk Bess Walker
who will conduct all local examine
tons in postoffice affairs. MI
Green is secretary of the board.
Frank W. Reed, Adelbert B. Ca
ter, Parke Taylor and Edward N
Carter leave this week for the Blac
Range for the largest game Their
The boys expect to entertain SON
large bear in their own dens, as q
four are sufficiently armed 10 tai