Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-24
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+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Former agent J. T. Clayton re-
quests that the Graphic be sent 10 hi
address at Turner, Arizona, where
he Is acting in the same capacity foI
the same company.
Nonr ear won't freeze if you use
Arctic Never Freeze" in your radi-
ltor. One dollar per can. Sam Wat
slns. Baker Building. adv.
Mrs. Frank Springer received the
-ad Intelligence this week Of the
death of her brother-in-law. j. l..
Cook. who passed away at Manchest-
'i', Ind. last Sunday. The deceas-
I'D was for five years resident of
that county where he had many
friends.
Even The newspaper man likes to
know that his work is appreciated
The editor received n note of ap-
urrication from the Social Circle of
the Christian Church this week that
s"r- II Ion. ways toward making him
feel thai the small efforts to benefit
'hi~ ~oricly have been fully appreci-
'ied. There are now iifty-fou men,
h'r> of i''c social circle and they are
doing - world Of good in the interest
~ church affairs and the community
IN general.
MIR and Mrs. Sam Watkins visited
tolmubu~ Tuesday
Paul Cos will leave for his home
IN Kentucky about the first of De-
ccmbcr
Ernest Dimes and Marlin Phillips
are spending the week-cn at the
Phillips ranch.
George w. Lambert of the Univer-
-itv of Michigan arrived in Deming
Friday morning and il is his purpose
to make this his permanent home.
providing he can secure employment
and pro- ising that he is convinced
that thi- j. the hest section Of the |
Southwest III when 10 locate. There |
i- very liiilc argument necessary to
prove the latter statement after he
has been with rs II few days. M.
Lambert is the type of young man we
are very glad To welcome to the
Southwest
Mrs VI. \. Bull of Douglas has To-
Gated in room No. at the Rabb
rated at jl5 South Gold and il will be
to the ladies of Deming to
know that she is thoroughly COM
pctcut dressmaker,
Mr. aud Mrs. II. G.. Brown, daught-
~ louann, accompanied by Miss
Narparcl Martin aud Harold Martii,
luvc to Columbus Sunday TO vis-
4 Inspector George Elkins and fam
ly.
I.irul Charles +. Collins left Tue,
hay evening for Albuquerque and will
90 from there to his home in Jones'
'oro. Arkansas. after spending
'rw days with his friend =, 7. Ham
uork Although Reverend Collins
,u- only u few days in Dcming. he
made many friends. hi~ two sermons
II II. Iukc's Episcopal church Sun
day being very much enjoyed by
hose who were privileged 10 hear
jir.
Il l.. Miller. the land man. has
,'cn spending II brief vacation at Las
rUrr-. and in the Organ mountains.
where he captured n fine deer, which
ir said il was necessary 10 transport
iy hand -cvcral miles owing Ia the
ourhnc~, of the mountains. which
lc STATES unequivocally are the most
,rokcn aud ragged of any of the
Rocky Mountain System. and Bob
,ucht to know as he has travelled
lrouad among 'em a lot.
When the recently graded streets
ire -prinkled and leveled it only
axes Il very short time to have them
,ackcd in manner that is going to
make a great Improvement in every !
'espcct The water will now go in
he cutters instead of the center Of |
hc street and there will be no rut I
lole~ when the streets are evenly |
'acked. OF course gravel will make
great Improvement as soon as that
work can be done.