Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-29

Monday night.
Mrs. Parke Taylor has just SOLD
a line quarter section near Carne &c
H. H. d. Thompson of New York.
McCurry & Margrave have jus,
completed a large cement cleaning
and pressing room for c. R. Gamer.
on at the Deming Steam Laundry
G. W. Prichard, an experienced
irrigation man, formerly of Wyom.
ing, is doing splendid work on hi,
ranch near Carne.
The Sloss-Case Land Co. In.
moved into the new suite of Office.
in the Baker building on Spruce
street.
Mrs. John Siefert won the beau.
tiful cut glass electroleer in the
Crystals popular lady voting con.
the award being made, Saturday
night.
Evangelist W. l.. Harris of Kan.
sas will commence a series of meet.
ings at the Christian church the
first Of February. All get ready
for it.
Paulina Wehmhoener, of Okla.
homa, has purchased a fine half sec.
ton near Red Mountain. and will
commence development very soon
The Sherman Realty Co. is respon.
sible for the good act.
About forty right royal good
people, living in the vicinity OF
Tunis and Red Mountain, sat down
to dinner in the open air at the
home Of 4. F. Hurt, Saturday.
Billy S. Clifford, with his great
company, will be here. next Friday
evening, January 5. The GRAPHIC
editor can personally vouch for the
unusual excellence of the com.
pany.
The Sherman Realty Co. has
recently sold nice farm properties
to l.. o. Brown of Texas; Miss Mar
dee Erdelmeyer of Detroit, Mich;
John and Gust Wehmhoener OF
Oklahoma City and Others.
The charming little play, My
Cousin Jimmie" with IL characters,
Margaret Randolph and Susie Mott
in the leading roles, was presented
at the high school auditorium. Fri
day evening. Standing room was
at a premium.
H. s. Holcomb of Paonia, Colo,
succeeds George Robinson as under
taker at Mahoney's. the former
going to Greeley, Colo. Mr.. Hol-
comb has fruit ranch in Colorado
that cost him $1,000 per acre,
which he would like to sell and
invest in cheaper land and better
prospects in the Mimbres Valley.
BY special request, for the bene'
fit of the children, Manager Shake
speare will repeat, on Friday night,
the great picture, "A Calamity in
Toyland The characters are all
toys and its presentation is one of
the wonders of the moving picture
world. Every child should see it,
Only 10 cents.
X. II. Hughes and his associate
members Of the executive commit
tee did yeoman service at the X. of
p. ball. Supreme Chancellor Hugh
II. Williams was floor manager and
kept things moving in his usual
fine style. Manager Benidito serv-
ed an elegant supper and all went
merry rs a marriage bell, except
that some Of the knights didn't
come out.
Miss Leona Walker gave an
informal at home, Wednesday after
noon. in honor of Miss Margaret
Richardson of Fl Paso. Those
present were Misses Margaret
Richardson, Kathryn Russell, Flor
ence Ament, Fay McKeyes, Rita
Wilkinson. Margaret Rosch, Ann
Watkins, Edna Watkins, Carrie
Hubbard, Carrie Steed, leila Conner
Bessie Conner, Glen Phillips, Pear
Holstein, Eddie Berry, Margaret
Randolph.
C. Noise, a well known and very
highly respected Kansas City print
er, fell from an east bound moving
train on the s. p. on Christmas
evening, suffering instant death
tha mangled body presenting n sick