Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-14

RruDblnB, Fencing, IeveiinB OF team
work OF any kind, see Frank Weav-
er In the Baker building, Spruce st..
Mrs. George Anderson desires to
heartily thank the friends and
neIghbors who so kindly proffered
aid and sympathy on the occasion Of
her recent bereavement.
Miss Mackay, living "a miles
northeast came in for a load of
lumber AL by her lonesome" Tues
day. Shows the gumption Of MINI
bres Valley girls.
r. II. Case was elected TO I'LL the
vacancy on the board Of directors Of
the Chamber Of Commerce caused
by the resignation of Ralph c. Ely,
who Is still In the north.
Looks awful good to see Cashier
II. II. Kelly and family moving into
the first Huff cottage on Pine street.
They are exceedingly welcome to
Deming.
The Jolly Ideal Musical Comedy
Co. made you laugh Wednesday
evening. They will make you laugh
a lot more next Monday night. and
prices have been reduced TO 25 and
IS cents.
KEROSENE and lime sprinkled
over the ground. the closets and
other out. buildings. will be a great
aid in keeping down the flies this
summer. Elk. Ever try swattin'
EN-?
There will be a grand bale at
Bakers Hall. Saturday evening,
April Is. Music will be furnished
by the new Mexican orchestra. The
public Is cordially invited. Admis-
sion one dollar.
DR.. Squires Of the Agricultural
College learned the art preserva-
tive" in his early youth and just to
see IL he could remember the cas-
es" stepped into the GRAPHIC COM
posing room Tuesday and found 1t
lust as natural as ever"
One good team, wagon and har-
ness for sale and one good young.
gentle mare. Also three head of
fresh milk cows. Situation for two
good girls. Frank Weaver.
McGrorty Commandery Knights
Templar will attend Divine services
at the Presbyterian church In uni
form Sunday morning. There will
be a special Easter service and spe-
cial music. The public is cordially
invited.
L. w. Green of Richmond. Va,
arrived with his family last week
and are now located on their farm
seven miles northeast of town and
have commenced immediate devel-
opment. DR.. Belts was instrument
tai in bringing these excellent peo'
pie to the valley.
Owing to inefficient information
on the part of the Bishop of Tucson
the sanitarium proposition of the
Grey Nuns of Montreal is held Ia
allegiance for a time. All parties
concerned are still very sanguint
that the project will go through
Manager Shakespeare Is building
a screen that he hopes to have
= ready by Saturday night that viii
reflect pictures so plainly that ever,
expression Of countenance can b.
seen, and George says you can al
most hear 'em talk. There will b.
no advance in price, however.
A gentleman came up from Palo
mas the other day and told Mr.. Lin
dauer that he saw $50 to 200 insur
! rectos, including IL or Is American
: we'll armed with Mausers, wei
mounted and well equipped. H
also reported that three horses wer
5 borrowed" from Albert Lindauer'
Z ranch and receipts left for same.
8 The Plainview Realty Co. has jus
brought two prominent Iowa fam
;. lies to the Mimbres Valley, Messr
= H. A. Jacobs and John Shredder 0
\ Emmettsburg. The former ha
purchased quarter section Of +
0 j. Sanders and the latter so acre
= of w. f. Davis, near Red Mountain
|. They will both make large develop
ments this year.
=. Wanted for u. s. Army, abb
bodied unmarried men between ii
. ages of IS and So; citizens Of Unite