Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-07-26

pieces. All nat Work VIII De nm
ished and other rough dried. Dem
ing Steam Laundry.
1t was a rather unusual occur
renee at the Harvey house the 9TH
er evening when Gov. Mcdonald,
City Marshal Mcdonald and Melon
aid, the big miner, met and chatted
together.
Manuel Caballero, who has been
with the Deming Mercantile Co. for
long period of time, has accepted
a good position with the Browning
Pharmacy where he invites his
friends to call.
The firm of Reese 4 Waddill is
dissolved by common consent, Mr..
Reese continuing the business of
handling Bessemer engines and irri-
CATION pumps. Leroy Hon has
charge of the office work.
II. II. Kelly was genteel host at
Harvey house dinner, Tuesday
evening, those enjoying the spread
being Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Ely,
j. c. Watson, wife and two sisters,
Miss Ina o. Lapham, Ira O. Wet
more and j. W. Dymond.
A letter from Manager j. j.
Jeffers at Springer says the family
are enjoying their new home great
ly and that things are prosperous in
that section. He asked to be kind
ly remembered to all Deming
friends, which means everybody.
f. l. Ruebush, who recently pur-
chased farm of his brother, ex-
hibited number of Tennessee Tri-
umph potatoes to the GRAPHIC
force, Wednesday, that are as good
as can be grown by any market
gardener. He called attention to
Some other excellent farm crops.
W. +. Barnes, the ever-pleasant
and always-boosting travelling
freight and passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific, was in the CITY.
Wednesday, greeting his many
friends, which includes everybody
he ever met. He is intensely in
terested in our agricultural devel-
opment and is of the opinion that
the cultivation of cotton would be
valuable asset in this region. He
has travelled in Egypt and India
and is familiar with cotton culture.
and suggests that the Egyptian var
iety would thrive well here. Barnes
is good man for his job.
The death of Mrs. J. M. Thomas,
wife of the Santa Fe bridge fore
man, at the hospital, Monday, was
one that is particularly sad, as
she leaves five little children. the
eldest being only 10 and the young
est less than one week. The imme-
diate cause of her death was an alb.
cess. She was only 80 years of age
and was just prepared to enjoy life
with her husband and children.
The funeral was conducted, We'd
nesday afternoon, from the Mahon-
ey chapel, Rev. II. NJ. Bruce deliv.
ering the sermon and having charge
of the service at the cemetery, to
which the remains were conveyed,
under Masonic escort, led by wor-
shipful Master II. H. Kelly. The
sympathy of the whole community
goes out to the deeply bereaved
family.
Despite the rain, Monday even
ing, the new Comet moving pic
ture show attracted, large audi
ence, who were much pleased with
the manner in which THOMPSON,
Wright 4 Wells are running things.
Fairall 4 Stroup put in new
raised floor and remodeled the
stage, Architect Hosack assisting
in the stage work. }. II. Brown
did some artistic painting on the
stage front and later the stage
will be arranged for plays The
boys have new Simplex machine
with all modern devices for efiici.
ency and safety, W. K. Watson is
the expert operator. The boys
started out with independent films
but are figuring on licensed stuff
very soon, Four vibrating electric
fans are kept running and 1868
people can be comfortably seated
in plain view of the curtain. Mrs.
Wright presides at the piano and
will be assisted from time to time
by W. G.. Curtis with his violin.
Special for next week only--Fam-
lily washing % cents per dozen
pieces. All fiat work will be fin.
ished and other rough dried. -
Deming Steam Laundry.