Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-15


J. G. Cooper, cashier of the First
State Bank, went to San Angelo on
two weeks business trip.
Mrs. Wayland, Of Pine street, is
suffering from a slight attack Of
tonsilitis.
Mrs. W, Shaw, living four miles
southeast of the city, was in town
shopping last Saturday.
n. F'iedness, the new Singer sew
ing machine man, is about the Invest
"hombre" in his line of business To
be found anywhere.
Lloyd, Bessie and Ella Balm, who
are attending school in Deming,
spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Balm. Columbus
Courier.
The Big Four Land Company is
sporting IA new Ford touring car
which has been recently purchased
Of J. s. Kerr.
j. A. Mahoney is back from Santa
Fe, where he took part in the DELHI
erations of the 0cean-to-Ocean High
way Association convention.
+. n. l4master superintendent Of
the Pullman Car Company at FL
Paso, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Lemaster was Pullman agent in
Deming in 1884. The city has
changed some since then, he says.
Col. 2. K. Smith, formerly Of
Deming and now of Los Angeles.
was in the GRAPHIC office enroute
for his home from a business trip to
Chicago The Colonel will return to
Deming to look after his interests
here about November 90
Mrs. Charles Heath has purchased
an half interest in the popular mil.
linery store which has been conduct
I'd by Mrs. S. A. Birchfeld. The
present stock will be- enlarged by the
addition of complete line of ladies'
toggery,
Miss Helen Heath is the owner of
a new Cable Nelson piano purchased
; from j. NJ. Crawford, the local
piano dealer Another order comes
, to Mr.. Crawford from n. Aguirre
of Silver City.
X. l.. Thomas, of Louisville, Ky.
. was in the city this week on one Of
his periodical visits. Mr.. Thomas is
a welcome visitor in the GRAPHIC
, office because he pays his dues
n promptly.
Mrs. Roy Johnson, court stenog-
: rapher, and j. A. Shipley. deputy
d district clerk attended court in
: Dcming this week Silver City En-
u terprise.
G. NJ. Dooittle, formerly manager
of the Alamo Hueco ranch in south
;, western Grant county, has bought
the X. p. Boone cattle and ranch at
Dryer on the Mimbres. Considera-
ton So, 600. Silver City Enterprise.
Edward II. Bell and family, form
y, erly of Kingman, Kansas, sold his
holdings there and is now resident
of the Mimbres Valley, having ar
rived in the city last Sunday. Mr..
Bell has purchased a REIMBURSEMENT.
. T. G. Bailey. a former employe of
: the GRAPHIC, left the city Saturday
y for Tucson, Arizona. where he has
accepted a position with the 5. 7.
railroad company AS telegraph OPP
l. orator. His family accompanied him.
DR.. and Mrs. j. &. Moir left the
city Tuesday for Rochester Wiscon-
sin, where DR.. Moir will undergo an
, operation for appendicitis at the IA
nous Mayo hospital. They expect
to return in "A month. Their many
friends here hope for happy issue
out of the illness.
j. G. Brown, travelling auditor fol
the Harvey system, who was here
the greater part of last week, left
last Saturday for Demng. Mr.
Brown is a good booster for San
Marcial. San Marcial Standard.
Deming, n. NJ, Nov. 9. 6. NJ
Doolittle, formerly manager of the
Alamo Hueco ranch in the south
western portion of Grant county
has purchased the K. 7. Boone ranch
near Dryer, n. NJ, the considera
ton being 100000. The deal inclu
II ded all the horses and cattle on thu
ranch FL Paso Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. K. Trimble ant
children are new residents of Dem
ing from Mountainair, n NJ TIL,
splendid business and school facili
ties of the Windmill City attracted
the Trimbles hither, as they ar,
doing in numerous instances. Mr.
Trimble was formerly editor of tn