Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-24
ABOUT TOWN


fnl Tonight '" Ne
n inst seems to everybody that
neming is the busiest town on earth.
County Surveyor Carter is one of
,hs busiest men in Luna county.
~ Rear in mind that fiy-swatting in
austry, while you're cleaning up the
back yard.
no your share toward cleanup
seek. Make Deming the spotless
town.
MANY back yards are improved
,his week, thanks to the good cam
osien started by Dr. Barbee.
q. A. Scott of Hondale has
.sbbaee already heading up and
,omatoes and cucumbers in bloom.
Mrs. f. l.. Hudnall and daughter,
~ Rincon, have been guests of Mrs.
MOssman.
Hon James +. Clark. former Supt.
- Public instruction. has been elect
ed superintendent of the Santa Fe
schools.
Mrs. Julius Rosch entertained a
company of her neighboring friends,
At her charming new home, Friday
afternoon.
The Girls Working Society of the
Methodist church with a few friends
wore entertained by Miss Elsie Phil,
Inns. Monday evening.
Lawrence j. Carter, jr., reports
that he will have the Luna County
,elephone line completed to Hon
dale BY the latter part of this week.
Uncle Tom Hudson brot the ed
or this week a bunch of oats four
feet high. grown without irrigation
in his back yard.
Samuel and Son have the contract
for fine brick bungalow for Mrs.
Thos. Hall. 1t will be erected on
Zinc street Immediately south of the
handsome Pride bungalow.
THE Matinee Girl" company
will appear Monday evening at the
CRYSTAL Admission %, 80 and rs
cents. Everybody says its great
show.
A SOOO-foot film, telling the full
story of the raising of the Maine.
will be put OK at the Crystal, to-
night. but the price will remain
only 10 cents.
OF course Deming will show her
school spirit by attending the Agri-
cultural College male quartet con-
cert, next Tuesday evening at the
Crystal General Admission 80
cents.
J.W. Perkins is erecting a fine
lO.room bungalow on south Silver
avenue. between the Delaney
homes. A. d. Hyder will assist him
in the work
Rev. 0. T. Finch, formerly pas
tor of the Blythe Avenue Baptist
church of Memphis, Tenn, will
preach at the Baptist church at |
o'clock, Sunday, May 26th. DO not
fail to hear Mr.. Finch.
j NJ. Crawford sold four pianos
at Stafford, Ariz., one at Cliff, N. NJ,
and one to the Ladies' Guild at San
Ia Rita. Just on the side he has
shipped in car of fancy Arizona
horses and cows.
+. f. Moran, of the Deming Con-
struction and Milling Co.. has secur-
ed the contract for the cement and
brick construction of the new addi-
ton to the post.office building.
Manager Geo. w. LETTER, of the
Western Union. is njoying a
months vacation from his very ar.
duous and exacting duties. his place
being filled by A. II. Lowe, of
Vaughan, a former resident of Bat
ue Creek, Michigan.
}. +. Wehmhoener and son Gust.
Of Oklahoma City have come here
to stay, and both have their fam.
lilies with them. Both have land
which they will develop ard
as both are expert carpenters. both
will assist in our building boom
DR., A, j. Sheffield. the well known
Kansas nurseryman, has 10000 ap'
pie trees set out on the Van Sickle
farm and il is his purpose to estab
llsh a big nursery for the Demins
country, which he pronounces ar
ideal fruit region. His Kansas nur
sery last year had 100000 peache
alone and other trees in proportion
}. H. Taylor. who has been spend
lng three years with his son, J. Park
er Taylor, left this week for Den
YER and will go from there to hi
former home in Rochester, N. Y. Il
spend the summer with his old HON,
friends. Mr.. Taylor is most agree
aole gentleman. who has made man.
friends here. all of whom will b
glad to welcome him back.
Next Tuesday, May 2Sth, the Y
NJ. G. A. ouartette of the Ney