The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01

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The public schools close on Fri.
day the i4th OF May.
Geo. Evans IT,, is expected
home from Richmond, ky., today.
Attorney {. {. Davidson is go.
inp home to Illinois to spend
several weeks.
w. +. Buchanan, president OF
the FIRST National Bank, spent
several days in Amrillo.
Allen Highhll is moving his
family into town. The location
Is Monr1c, south OF the school
house.
{. >. Cramer, county superin.
tendent OF schools, has been out OF
the city on official matters tor
several days.
Amos Eaker and wife are here
to spend the summe with Silas
MAY and family. Mr.. May is
'H' " SOH-iH-IdW.
J. A. Nicoley is installing some
new Furnishing and finishing
machinery IN order to better hnish
the shoes he mcnds.
The members OF the BAY View
club are making elaborate prepare.
tons for their annual banquet to
be- given next Friday evening.
Rev. Haley vi Obar, spent Mon.
day in town. He was returning
home from QUAY where he had
held religious v Sunday.
j. \. Street is getting his autos
in repair. The old chauffeur
Glenn, is overhauling them. They
will soon be ready Tor business.
Miss Lucky, a teacher OF st.
Louis, Mo-, is IN the city. and in.
tends to teach somewhere III this
section OF New Mexico this wear.
Hugh Swisher, cashier OF the
First National Bank at Sutton,
West Virginia, was in the city this
week looking Tor a western laca.
ton.
J.. Il. Tatum and family have
gone to San Antonio, Texas, where
they intend TO reside in the future.
They left on Tuesdays east bound
No. 4.
The Legal Tender and Monarch
saloons are undergoing a general
overhauling and the buildings are
presenting a much better APP.
pearance.
Contractor VIM. A.. Schuhel
was called HON, to Guyman. Okla.
Monday on account OF the illness
OF his wife, who is reported to have
pneumonia.
The Tunumcari Laundry install.
ed a new three thousand dollar
mangle this week. The local laun.
dry will soon have one OF the best
plants in New Mexico at the present
rate OF Improvement.
Architect Rapp Of Trinidad, was
here Monday for the purpose OF
signing contracts for the architec-
ture and SUPERINTENDENT OF the
new high school building, the con.
~struc,ion OF which will begin i'm
m~ediately.
ID. ]. Aber, city engineer, made
the preliminary survey tor the
location for the new high school
building Monday. The excava.
tons will he begun as soon as
Contractor Schubel returns from
Oklahoma.
Frank Record and wife are cor.
templatlng a trip to Oregon.
Frank is thinking about some OF
those nice salmon trout and the
fever is coming up daily. The
editor has a dream OF such pleasure
occasionally, but.
T. A. Muirhead returned Friday
morning from St. Louis where he
laid in a another spring supply OF
seasonable merchandise. This
is the second trip he has made to
market this spring, which means
he is doing some business.
The Home Mission Society OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, will meet at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. A. Butler next Monday
afternoon. This is to be an i'm.
portant meeting and all the mem.
hers are especially urged to attend
U. Johnson OF Hudson, a late
settler in that sectiohfoh the county
spent Monday in town. He tx.
pressed himself to the editor as
being very iavorablp impressed
with the country. He believes
Quay county lands better adapted
to the growth Of the cereals than
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