Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-06

"ssN sHSooto. VottCt Otuth,
and NJ. c. ROdolf, Wednesday in
honor of Miss Russell's birthday.
Another baby son arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Baker
yesterday afternoon. The little
man seems to like the climate first
rate and is going to stay.
After eight years of faithful ser.
vice, Prof. Doderer, surrendered
the superintendency of the Metho-
dist Sunday school to o. X. Bilbro.
j. B. Taylor is Mr.. Bilbro's assist
ant.
Deming had the pleasure of en-
Pertaining, this week. Botanist, J. J.
Thornleer, of the University of Ari-
IONA. He was accompanied by his
family.
To the many friends who helped
by word or deed in our recent trial.
We wish to thank you, and with
deep appreciation. will ever remem.
her you kindly. Mrs, James T.
Brown,
Mrs. J. c. Galbraith, wife of the
well known lumberman, passe d
away at Los Angeles, last week, the
) funeral being held from her home
in Dalhsrt. Monday. The Galhraiths
are warm friends of II, G.. Bush and
wife.
Miss Florence Ament entertained
: company of young ladies at the
Crystal on Tuesday evening, COM
plimentary to Miss Imogene Mead.
Later company of young gentle
men called at her home and partici-
pated in a pleasant social hop.
/ W. +. Barnes, the ever genial
ever boosting travelling freight and
passenger agent of the s. p, was
/, greeting his numerous friends here
this week and has it doped out that
, New Mexico farms went ahead about
500 per cent. during the last decade,
/, Brechbil and Martin, two of Dem.
ing's well known and popular bar
bers, have purchased the Trickamol.
lean shop of Leon Godchauy and
will continue to run it in the same
\ first class manner, retaining Mr.. 81
p Ter as the third man. The boys
start right in with success and will
keep it up.
The Southwestern Baptist Associ.
g alton will convene at Las Cruces
u next Wednesday evening at s O'Clock
q and will last over Sunday. Rev. o,
T. Finch and a number of the mem
bers of the Deming church will be
D in attendance. The Deming church
i has extended an invitation to tn,
o Association to meet at Deming mex
r year.
Notable Chamber of Commerc'
exhibits too late for the secretary
column, this week are a basket o
h choice Fleming Tokay grapes by Il
q Y. McKeyes, a bnnch of Morgan
). farorite tomatoes, grown by W. A
Scott, of Hondale and large bou
ouet of different varieties of dahlia
u grown on Buena Vista farm, b.
y Mrs. Wright Shaw.
= ID. T, Stanley. of Waco, Texas
- who has been furnishing such excel
- lent music at the Crystal this week
is DESTROYS of re-organizing the Den
m ing band and making it one of tn
n best in the state. II goes withou
~ saving that our business men wi
heartily cooperate. Mrs. Stanle
is the very efficient stenographer a
the Chamber of Commerce.
s. Manager Shakespeare announce
n for Friday, Sept, IL, the great pla
I'd Beverly of Graustark,' that did
n. $40 900 business in Chicago, and
=, pronounced by press and people {
:" one of the strongest dramatic a
fractions en- tour. The cast include
Us such well known stars as Doroth
rk Howard, Lawrence Evart. b oy
nv Turner. Eva Blaisdale, Florent
~ Radinof, Lillian Allen DeVere an
u" sixteen more metropolitan artist
&C. This great play will open the ia
season.
er Deming contributed one of HI
nd hest young men to Kansas City, tn
., week, when Barney Hughes. forr
erly cashier at the electric g h
ne plant, moved over TIC the big MI
nc souri, town. Prior to his departure
to Moneay evening, he gave an elabo
tie ate six o'clock dinner at the HarV'
90 house, those enjoying the pleasa
" occasion being Misses Kathryn Rl
sell. Fay McKeyes, Rita Wilkinso
.ed Margaret Bruce and Margaret Nc
ar nedy and Messrs. Rodolf, Riel
Il Merrill and Clark. Following d
~ ner. Mr.. Hughes entertained
" guest at the Crystal theatre.
80 In n letter to the editor Charm
Is Hugh Williams, of the CORPORATE
Der Commission. says: u have j.
purchased a nice brick cottage
I;ss nosite the State house on Don u