Deming graphic., 1919-07-01
LOCAL BRIEFS


well but that the ranges viii soon need
more rain.
John Lotus, merchant OF Myndus,
was In Demlng late last week transact
ing business.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall returned 10
Deming from California early last
week. Mrs Marshall says her health
Is greatly improved.
A. ID. Hamilton OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission is In the city on
one OF his periodical visits. His head
quarters are In Washington, ID. G.
N. Il. Hampton, hardware merchant
OF Columbus, was In the city last week
ON business.
Regal shoes. When you see Regal"
stamped ON the sole. that means the
best leather money can buy. Sold by
The Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
Boyd and Dick Tidmore arrived In
Deming Wednesday after discharge
last week at Fort Bliss. They were
formerly members of the 144th In
fantry, Both Div. Jack Tidmore was in
III Paso Wednesday 10 welcome them
home. Both discharged soldiers will
leave soon for Seattle, Washington.
do your feet bother you? II so try
pair OF our army las; shoes. Others
ask $3.50. ourpriee S595. Wear guar
anteed. The Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
Division General Manager G. H..
Stratton Of the Mountain States Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co. motored over
from III Paso last week.
DIR. =. NJ. Steed returned last week
from trip to Tulsa, Okla, where he
visited his daughter, Carrie. lie also
stopped over at Fort WORTH Dallas
aud Waco, Texas, to visit other rela-
tives. He reports that the oil excite
ment is very intense in those sections
Of the copuiry.
Notices Farmers! We have a god
farm shoe. all leather. guaranteed to
wear. si.S5. Why pay more? The
Toggery, Jack TidmOre.
Miss Bessie Lucas, formerly of this
city, has accepted position yith the
Columbus State Bank.
Forest Fielder, son of James Fielder
of this city, was awarded the degree of |
of laws at the Washington
and Lee University last Tuesday.
Don't pay l.5O for a union suit
when you can buy IL for 9Oc. The
foggery. Jack Tidmore.
G. A. Allison, Merle Cleckner and
Billy Freeman departed Wednesday for
! fishing trip ON the upper ella.
COpious rains are reported ON the
Holland and Hall ranches. The pros. ,
Iects for shipping some steers seems Ia
~ the best for the past three years
Why pay 25c for work socks. We
ell them at ICE. The Toggery, Jack
fillmore.
Sheriff W. e. Simpson Is absent on !
iShing excursion at Elephant Butte. I
Mrs. r. X. Vallandigham departed |
for Denver to spend the sum e
ner with relatives. I
Roy Lester was in Deming from El Il
'aso last week. u
Look. menl Horsehide work gloves. g
uaranteed your moneys worth or a
ioney refunded. $l.95. The Toggery. h
ack TldmOre. n
District Attorney ]. 5. vaught re- i
lrned last Thursday from Las Vegas /
here he has been prosecuting several :,
ersons accused Of cattle theft. :.
jess Oliver, formerly sergeant IN =
he A. +. f., was in the city last week
a route to Wichita Fails, Texas, y
here he is Interested In oil develop. y
lent. Sergeant Oliver recently re- .
lrned from a visit to Long Beach "
alifornia. :.
II you are a man. we can please &,
,u. We handle everything men wear. c,
he Toggery, Jack Tidmore. hi
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Raithel and 7,
leir children returned last week from Il,
le mountains Of Grant county where
icy enjoyed some lively angling. a,
Attorney Karl Snyder was in Los u
unas last week u
DO you want n gunine Panama n,
it? Others ask Sc 10 $3.50. Our h,
ice Si.95. The Toggery. Jack lid ri