Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-01-20
ABOUT TOWN.


every day now.
Colored vaudeville all next weel
at the Crystal.
Talk about Deming booster, Atty
Thomson of Gainesville Is IT."
Read W. j. Byrnes' acrostic on
statehood on the editorial page.
All tickets count twenty tonight
In the doll contest.
Victor Pitts Is high man on single
game score at the box ball alleys
J. harrington Is a close second.
The ornamental hogs head In
Meyer window attracts a lot of at
tention.
Tom Harris Is mighty glad TO be
out again. So are his many friends
TO see him.
Miss Mary Shoemaker holds the
ladies' record at the box ball alleys,
27 In one game.
Choice l60-acre claim q mile
east of Dcming for sale at very
great bargain. Alex A. Smith.
Col. Titus and John Steinemann
have purchased three lots on Plati-
mum ave. and will both build homes
thereon.
Since Jesse Mitchell took charge
of the Epworth League things are
moving. Help boost the league.
It's good thing.
Frank Cox has put in a rs hip
Alamo to increase the flow Of water
In his bitches. Frank has one of
the finest farms in the Valley.
r. d. Dryden and wife have bounc-
ing twins at their home, son
weighing "a and daughter weighing
81 pounds, born Wednesday. More
prosperity.
Mrs. George Reeb has been very
III but is now slowly recovering.
Hereafter she will make her per-
manent home with Mrs. VIM. Hit
on Railroad boulevard.
j. A. Mahoney is moving his
stock Of goods into the Silver ave-
nue. store, preparatory TO building
one of the finest stores in this sec
ton, on the Gold avenue site.
J. II. Mitchell and Jesse r. South,
two prominen. young men Of Ham
mond, ILL.,, are taking plenty Of time
to look over land propositions. with
view Of investment.
Inspector Fred ID. Jack has sold
his residence and the real estate
adjoining il to s. A. Birchfeld.
Good man lets go of a good place
and a good man takes hold.
The theme for Sunday morning
service at the Baptist church will
be with Christ on Trial" and at
the evening service The Name
Christian" All are invited to all
services.
s. S. Waterbury thinks sub-irri-
cation is n good thing for this local
ity and is going to try ten acres on
his fine ranch adjoining the Bailey
farm at Columbus. Sub-irrigation
and $500 land are very closely re-
lated.
Harry A. Dean, formerly of Wis
consin. but for some time resident
of Deming. has opened watch and
cl, ok repairing establishment in the
Killinger building on Silver ave-
nue. and solicits n share of public
patronage. He guarantees his
work.
On account of a lack of co-opera-
ton on the part of Sierra, Socorro
and Dona Ana counties, the idea of
Southwestern Teachers Associa-
ton has been temporarily abandon
ed. Luna and Grant were both en-
thusiastic in the matter.
The ten-gallon crystal receptacle
that contained the refined, distilled,
hand. picked, "Puritas" water has
been removed from the school house
hall by Wels-Fargo and returned
to It's California home. 80 90 is
good enough for Deming people.
C.. +. Berry brought TO the
GRAPHIC. Wednesday, a copy of the
New York Sun published at the
time of the assassination Of Presi.
dent Lincoln. The paper is exceed.
ingly well preserved and is valued
highly as a war relic by Mr. Berry,
The box ball alleys have estab-
lished Wednesdays and Fridays as
ladies' afternoons, and on these
days no gentleman will be admitted
unless accompanied by lady
Special prizes will be given Satur
day evening for the highest score in
any one game during the week.
j., A. Mahoney returned from
Chicago. Monday, and says that the
great business interests of the met
ropolis and the representative mer
of all parties expect New Mexico t
vote favorably on statehood. lie
bought several car loads of mer
chandise.
+. o. Pattbcrg, one of the promi
nent American business men VIII
has been at Guadalahara. Mexico
has purchased the Williams building
occupied by G. M. Sadler opposit
the Union Station. and is now on
of the Deming boosters and
mighty good one at that.
W. II. jennings says Friday, tn
10Th 10 thu haat day In any old wear