Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-10-27
ABOUT TOWN.
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w. II. thnc Gun 10 Lunh county 4
lot Of good In the first state legis.
lature.
When you 20 to the polls to vote
on Nov. 7th. remember Luna
county's home candidate for the
state senate-C. j. Laughren. He'll
look after home interests every
minute.
Deming is building more business
blocks and Office buildings this year
than any other city in New Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Raithel
write from Fort Worth, Texas. that
the weather in that region is fine
and that the state fair at Dallas
was hummer.
Frank Wyman reports the ship
ment of a car Of zinc ore, and q
car Of lead ore and W.
L. Bradley two cars Of lead ore
from their mines near Gage.
Evangelist J. B. Mcbride is con,
Quoting very successful revival
meetings at Bakers hall. He oc'
cupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church, Sunday morning. He il
working for all the people and moi
in the. interest Of any denomination,
Among our latest Deming boost.
ers are Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. HUFF.
man Of st. Joseph. NO.. who have
come to spend the winter with the
McCahon's. Mrs II. being daughter
Of Mrs. McCahon. They have trav'
eled extensively in the Southwest
and this place hits them the best
yet. Will they stay here? You
bet.
When you 20 to the polls to vote
on November Z. remember Luna
county's home candidate for the
state senate-C. j. Laughren. He'll
look after home interests every min
ute
The Deming friends of Miss Ada
Darr and Will G. Robertson were
greatly surprised this week to learn
Of their marriage. which took place
in FL Paso last Thursday night. No
one was wise" to the affair until
the young people stepped off the
train on their return trip.
Fred Shultz one Of j. A. Ma
honey's faithful employees, stepped
in a hole. Sunday, and broke his
right leg. He was taken to the
hospital and treated by Drs. Moir &
Hoffman. His many young friends
will he glad to know he is getting
along beautifully.
Frank Fairfield, a carpenter, was
assisting on the ]. T. Stephenson
farm residence this week, when he
accidentally stepped on an unfinished
scaffold and fell TO the ground in
such a manner as to break his right
arm. Drs. Moir & Hoffman attend
ed him at the hospital and he hopes
to be pounding nails again very
soon.
The fire department was called
out Monday morning to extinguish
the flames caused by the burning
Of one of the Ely autos in the Doug.
lass paint shop. Jack Dymond was
working on the machine, when q
short circuit set the gasoline on fire
nearly consuming the car. or that
portion of il that fire can de-
stroy. The loss is estimated at
$500.
Next Tuesday evening is Hal
lowe'en and Judge Browning ha:
his docket all open for the names OF
those who commit offences against
persons or property. Innocent
pranks harm no one, but a good
many children, unless theil
attention is called to il
by older heads, don't seem able tC
draw the line between harmless
pranks and downright deviltry. Nc
one objects to a few tin horns and 9
little jolly racket, but when 1t comes
to carrying of property and put
ting people to all sorts of inconven,
fence, the strong arm of the law
should intervene and infict suitable
punishment upon the offenders
Their attention will be arrested long
enough TO make them know the diff
ference between innocent sport and
vandalism.
The meeting Of the oneratinp and