The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-31

Herman Gcrhardt, son-in-law of !. l..
Whitmore, is here this week visiting the
Whitmore family.
Mrs. Nidever, Mrs. J. J. Harrison's
monther. has beer very sick of pneumonia
but is improving.
Alex. Goldenberg has Just returned from
Iowa, where he had been on "A business
mission of some sort.
MIR. and Mrs. Hargis entertained a party
OF friends Wednesday night. The pro-
gram consisted chiefly ofmusic.
Mr.. Epperson, a new arrival, who
bought the Is Clayton place, is building a
new residence. Albert Wilborn has the
contract.
A. A. Ball and wife and two daughters
came in Tuesday from Dalhart and are
going to locate out at Plaza Largo.
Joe Heather was called to Kansas City
on account of the serious illness of his
mother. Later reports say that his mother
is dead.
The Stock Exchange has Pure White
Corn Whiskey IS6 proof Alcohol. Oppo-
site the big stores. All Brands of Whis-
key bottled in bond. If
The M. b. Goldenberg Company bought
two residence lots Wednesday in the Rus
sell Addition. The location is lots l} and
ID in block 8.
Sanders, the manager of the Jackson
Galbraith-Foxworth Lumber Co., says this
has been the banner business month for
his company this year.
]. F. Worthcott and family Of Chilo-
Gothic, Texas. are late arrivals and will To-
cate out near Endee. They were at the
Glenrock several days.
A son of James A. Looney, and his wife,
arrived here Sunday from somewhere south
and we're at the bedside at the fathers
death.
J. l.. Edwards, Secretary of the Virginia
Company. was in town for ranch supplies
Wednesday. Me says sheep are looking
we'll at the ranch.
A Street has had n force of men at
work for two weeks trying to stack the sor-
ghum he raised last year on the ground on
which he raised it. He wants To get the
ground ready to cultivate.
G. V. Robinson, Southwestern engineer,
and his wife were at the Glenrock yester-
day. he being en- route to ~Alamogordo and
his wife to Kansas to visit relatives. They
came in from Dawson.
w. J. Hittson's team ran away Thurs
day and hung the buggy up on a wire fence
out near Morgan & Grubb's ranch. No
serious damage was lone and farmer
Grubbs brought in the driver who was left
afoot on the prairie.
James A. Looney, of this city, died at
the family residence at 6 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday the 2Sth. Funeral services
were conducted from the NJ. T.. Church,
South, at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon
under the auspices of the Masonic Order
+ G Robinson and family, of Browns
vile, Mo-, arrived here Thursday and will
locate IS miles east of town. They have
brought some very fine stock with them.
They have registered Holstein cows, Pol,
and China hogs, and some fine horses and
mules, also 100 full blood Plymouth Rock
chickens and a half dozen Bronze turkeys
John Is. Anderson. foreman of the WOO
securing plant, died at the family residence
here Thursday of pneumonia. Mr.. Ander,
son was one of our most highly respected
citizens and our people sincerely mourn
his death. The funeral was conducted
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev
Milton Reece, and the remains laid to RES
in the Tucumcari &c metery. The deceased
leaves a wife who has the sincere sympathy
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