Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-06-02
0ngalesu can do anything.
II you haven't paid your sick and
accident insurance. do so at once.

pleased 70 meet you,
For irrigation wells see Trow-
bridge & Wilsey. box l75. They
will do It right.
Don't be jealous because your
wife loves Ongaleno; she has right
to.
Henry Meyer has just been hav-
ing his home very artisticalIy pa
pered and painted by F. j. Prescott,
of the firm Of Wilkinson & Prescott.
Those who have seen the work pre-.
nounce Il very fine.
/ The w. C. 7. u. will meet with
Mrs. R. B. Terrill. Tuesday, June
6, at 3 p. m. This Is a mothers
meeting and all members are re-
quested TO answer roll call with
quotations concerning mother. Re-
freshments will be served and a full
attendance Is desired.
The union temperance meeting at
the Baptist church Sunday filed
every seat and most Of the win
dows. Dr.. Hunt delivered an UNI
usually strong. sermon on the tenn
perance question and was afforded
most courteous attention.
The veselye enjoyed a very pleas
ant time. Saturday evening. with
Miss May Graham. Instrumental
music was furnished by Miss Inez
Lafoon. The special prize was
won by Miss Graham. Luncheon
was served at ten.
Marshal VIM. Howard, s. II.
Breese and Otto Smith drove to the
Deming cemetery on Decoration
Day and planted flags and flowers
on each soldiers grave. the former
generously supplying the flags.
Next year let's have large OBJ
servance of the day.
The Hurley base ball team came
down like a wolf on the fold and
when the game was over Deming
was inside the wolf. a to 3. Bixler
and Carter did the same good bat
terry work, but lack Of practice gave
them weak support, that is, just
weak enough TO lose the game.
Theodore W. Carter returned Sat
urday from Chicago, where he had
been to visit his wife who has been
i'll there for some time past. The
many friends Of Mrs. Carter will be
pleased to learn that she Is slowly
recovering and 1t Is thought that
she will be able to return to her
home here in a short while. Silver
City Independent.
The stockholders of the Deming
Headlight Publishing Company met
Saturday last in the Office Of the
company aud the following direct
ors were elected. their terms TO ex-
pire Jan. 2 or until their successors
are elected: p. M. Steed, John Cor
bett, r. Bedichek, c. l.. Baker and
Lee o. Lester.
At the concluding summer meet
ing of the Deming Woman's Club
held at the home Of Mrs. c. j.
Laughren, Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. willard E. Holt was elected
president, Mrs. C. j. Laughren, vice
president, Mrs. David Olsen. secre-
tary, and Mrs. j. G.. Moir, journa-
list. A committee was appointed to
arrange for next years course Of
study. Last years work was of
great benefit to the members, and
it is hoped that next year will see
still better development and q con-
federation with the state body.
Edward NJ. Carter, son Of Col. l..
J. Carter. who has just finished his
course at the New Mexico School of
Mines and Is one of the noted ath-
letes of this region, has decided
that Deming Is the only real place
on the map and will reside here
permanently. He has his card as
surveyor In this Issue and will give
attention to anything In his line.
His introduction to Deming was In
two red hot baseball games when
he officiated SO ably as catcher for
the home team. We are very glad
to give him the glad hand of well
come.
The editor of the GRAPHIC is In
receipt Of a letter from Gov, VIII
liam ]. Mills rendering him an APP
polntment on the Advisory Board