Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-13

The Comfort cor Is the Hupmobile
Parish Garage. 5-6-2t
Jas. Walker left Saturday evening
for Estancla TO look after business af-
fairs. He will he gone week or more.
David Hoffman. son of DIR. X. c..
Hoffman, was among the Deming boys
who recently arrived home from over
seas service.
Charlie Schn0ff and Walter Clark
motored to Columbus one day last
week.
j. r. Hunter, county tax assessor,
went to Columbus last "Wednesday.
Ex-Congressman W. Il. Walton, Of
Silver City. was here last week.
Attorney A. W. Pollard was at Santa
Fe last "Wednesday.
Mrs. Leroy Hon left last week, ac-
, companied by her little granddaughter,
Lucille Watkins. 10 spend the summer
with relatives In Illinois
Watch our window for new goods.
Woman's Shop. Mrs. Harry Edwards,
proprietor. 1t.
We need your extra furnlture-cnll
Ms Phone 522. 5.13f
q. Il. Lindoff was among the Deming
boys recently discharged from service
In the army.
Hondale farmers have leased 1900
acres of land to the Arizona Mutual
oil Company under contract requir-
ing the company to begin drilling with
In twelve months.
The o. f. =. Serving club meets
this afternoon with Mrs, Fred Sher-
man.
The Friday afternoon Bridge club
will meet next Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Chris Raithel.
DO you need an extra pair Of pants
TO wear without coat? We have them
all prices, $l.95 up.
THE TOGGERY.
Jack TidmOre,
Maurice Graves from Colorado. ar
rived here last Thursday to take
charge Of the GibsOn-IIines Lumber
Co.'S yard here. succeeding Mr.. W. NJ
Gibson. who Is looking after his yards
In southwestern Colorado. Mr.. Graves
will be 'joined by his family in short
while.
Jas. Walker. agent for the Baker
Steam Motor Car, went to Lordsburg
last Wednesday and established an
agency there.
Miss Ruth Clark returned Friday
from conference Of Y. w. G. 4. work
ers at Dallas which absented her from
her work here most of last week.
l.. II. Whitemore, window trimmer AT
MahOney's, is planning window dis
play for welcome Home day In
which he wishes to place the photo
Of every Deming soldier or sailer he
can secure. If you have such n photo
Mr. Whitemire will he glad to get II
as soon as possible as II will take some
time to arrange the displays. The
photos viii be returned to the owners
In good condition.
frank ii. Bake. of Alma. ~ NJ,
spent one night last week an his way
home from overseas with the A. Il. +. in
France. In the l2Sth Field Artillery.
He enlisted at Clifton. AriZ., Sept.
18th. 1917. landed In France, Feb.
18th. 1918. Was at the front In the
Argonne woods on the morning Of the
11th Of November when the armistlce
went into effect and firing ceased.
Sailed for home on the 11th Of April ;
landed In Boston on the 22nd and was
mustered ont and discharged at Camp
Bowie near TT. Worth, on the 2nd day
of May. He has bunch of cattle
which has been looked after by his
brother-ln-law while he was away, and
will take up that work again.
The ladies' Aid Of the Christian
church will meet at the church next
Thursday afternoon. This meeting is
the regular social session.
Mr.. +. +. Burgett spent few days
last week at his stock ranch southwest
of Hachita.
AN still buying furniture and pay
highest prices IN town. Call Eng
lert when you want to sell. l02 \.
Silver. phone .55s. 5-13-f
The summer months are here. We
are fixed for it-are you? We are
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