Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-17

!. G. Huff has about completed
the new brick residence Of Judge
Titus. on the east side.
\ The hospital visiting hours are
from 3 to 5 p. m. Visitors will
please be governed accordingly.
w. l.. johnson received draft
Thursday TO pay the claim Of d. J.
Phillips, who broke his leg last week.
Why don't the baseball interests
get busy. Deming has material for
one of the best teams in New Mexi-
co.
M. M. Dunson. the cement man"
has the foundation of the new
Breese residence completed and will
soon begin on the brick work.
Presbyterian choir rehearsals will
be held Tuesday and Saturday even
ings Of next week. Mrs. Eoir,
leader.
Two or three furnished or un-
furnishen rooms wanted for light
housekeeping. Must be in first
class condition. Notify the
GRAPHIC.
Everybody should wear the green
today In honor of st. Patrick.
MANY of Americas best citizens
have Irish blood in their veins and
are proud of II.
The piano contest Is waxing
warm. This week the band FORCES
ahead. followed by the school, Chris
tian church and hospital. Next
week it may be different. as several
are withholding tickets.
The general admission price to
Alexander lrvine's lecture, Monday |
evening will be 25 cents TO adults. |
Children under fourteen years of
age free. You get a subscription
coupon with each paid admission.
Deputy United States Marshal
Bloom reports that all of the q in
surrectos arrested in bona Ana
county have been discharged by u.
s. Commissioner Chaffee. us there
was no evidence to hold them.
Mayor Thomas Marshall reports
TO the GRAPHIC that under no cir
cumstances will he accept n renOm-
nation. He says he has done the
best he could for three years and is
now willing to give others a chance.
II. c. frost. architect, was in the
city yesterday inspecting the school
house work. which he pronounces
excellent, They are doing good
work. splendid work." he said to
the GRAPHIC.
The Seniors and Juniors had a
delightful picnic at Wilson's ranch
last evening, and the sophomores at
Watkins ranch. Both parties re-
turned by moonlight, only such
moonlight as exists under southern
skies"
DR.. and Mrs. Edward A. Monten-
yohl. of Ohio, who have been spend
ing the winter in FL Paso, arrived
in Deming Wednesday afternoon
and have been house-hunting ever
since. The doctor says he was
looking for town with future
and thinks Deming is it. And he's
right.
President Pollard of the Chamber
of Commerce, suggests that Dem
ing business interests ought TO EN-
ulate III Paso's example and build a
large hotel suited to the needs of a
prosperous, and growing city like
ours
Wanted for u. s. Army, able
bodied unmarried men between
ages of Is and 30; citizens of United
States, of good character and tenn
perate habits who can speak, read
and write the English language.
For information apply to Recruiting
Officer, Fielder Building, Deming,
N. NJ. 6tf
Col. McGrorty has in his poses
sion Royal Arch Masonic apron, of !
very rich design and very elaborate
gold braid embellishments, that was
presented to his brother, VIM. Me-
Grorty. by Jerusalem Chapter No.
3, of Philadelphia in 1852. He has
likewise the printed bylaws of the
Chapter. The beautiful apron is
practically as perfect as when first
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