Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-01-27
ABOUT TOWN.

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Noble Outcasl" Feb. 10.
Nineteen were received into The
Methodist church, Sunday. BY letter
All sick and accident premium
are now due Paid yours yet?
Lum Hardwick lost his fine regis.
tered Jersey COW yesterday morning
A recruiting station for the U. s
army will be opened in Deming In
the mean future.
The band boys will give another
Sunday afternoon concert on the
Mahoney plaza.
Be sure you get your share OF
the bargains at the Big Pre-Inven.
tory sale at the White House.
That bran new daughter mt Bob
Cameron's. born the 10th, is what
gives that broad smile 10 the head
Of the ice and electric shop.
Miss Connolly will be missed In
the county offices where she has so
long and faithfully served, but from
which position she has just resigned.
The big sale at the White House,
at wholesale cash prices, will con-
tinue the rest Of this week and all
of next week.
Ralph C. Ely delivered a lecture
ON pumping for irrigation before
the III Paso chamber Of commerce,
last evening.
Judge Browning performed a
wedding ceremony. Saturday MORN
ing, Frank Harper of Red Rock and
Miss Hill of Lordsburg, being the
contracting parties.
Yes, ! know all about the incompar-
able bargains purchased at the
White House Big Sale and there are
still more Of them there for you, as
long as they last.
The Cash Store in the Byron
building on Silver avenue is opening
up In fine style. Manager Parker
wants everybody to call. No goods
delivered but everything sold cheap.
Frank Talmadge, head of New
Mexico Odd Fellows, will visit DEM
ing In about three weeks. Sec'y Jack
being officially informed Of such
honor.
Sutherland Il Davis Of Colorado,
painters, paper hangers and sign
writers, inform the GRAPHIC that
they are going to locate here for
business.
Gov. Mills has appointed Albert
Field notary public in and for Luna
county. Judge Pennington's CON-
mission as notary will arrive in a
few days.
II wouldn't be well to have the
fellow who turned in the false fire
alarm Monday night show up in at
least thirty days.
j. G.. Fowler's three stalwart sons,
X. A., J. II. and ID. f. will soon
have three big pumps running at
Fowler Flats. Their wells are
ready now.
Hon. John Seymour writes from
Lake Geneva, Wis: Cannot stand
this ice and snow. Am certainly
coming hack. Cannot stay away
from there" Here's our welcom-
ing hand.
Prof. Lomax writes the preface
to his Cowboy Songs from Deming,
which is going to bring US some de-
sirable advertising. Editor Bedi-
chek Is mentioned as one who assist
ed him.
The Krautcr home on Iron street
was the scene of festivities on Tues
day night Of this week. About 20
of our young people enjoped a good
old-fashioned taify-pull, with all the
accompanying fun and frolic.
W. II. Benson and W. b. Wood
of Hurley, s. Oak, and j. W.
Wood of Albuquerque. have been
among our live prospectors. Mr..
Benson purchasing a quarter section
Of II. J. Sanders for $4,000. We'll
come, thrice welcome.
Wilson 4 Nye have just complet-
ed for J. M. Graham splendid well,
getting all the water wanted at 60
feet. Thirteen feet of water-bear-
ing sand and gravel is the record of
this fine well. Their next will be at
John Smyer's or Crotchet's. Let
the good work go on.
"Thc Black Aristccrats" enter
tanned big houses at the Crystal
Monday and Tuesday evenings and
kept the crowd laughing nine out
of every ten minutes. They were
urged TO remain longer but other
engagements prevented. Sam knows
how 10 get the good ones.
For years the late Judge Field re-
ceived through the kindness of j.
A. Mahoney. a valuable record book
and dairy, furnished the trade by a
Cincinnati coffin company. II was a
standing Ike the first Of every
year when the Judge called for his
coffin" The same book came
this year and was presented by Mr..
Kelly to Albert Field in order not
to break the custom.