The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-28
SOCIAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION

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Santa Fe on legal business.
Attorney II. II. MeElroy ia spending
q two weeks vacation In Nebraska.
T.. II. Finke Of Dalhar,, played ball
with the team from that city here Sun.
day.
Judge Slaughter II interested with
Herman Gerhardt in the insurance bust
ness.
j. Jones Of Fl. Worth, Texas, an Of.
hcial Of the o. h G., was at the Glen.
rock, Monday.
The News notices new business
signs at both the First National aud
Federal ban ks.
David b. Crawford ~ Jordan, was
in to make application for final proof
Of bis homestead.
w. J. l%Iittson ~ Los Angles. il
here attending to business interests that
demand his attention.
J. f. Miles Of Frenchwood. Texas.
came in Monday, registered at the
Glenrock. and went ont over the Daw
son Tuesday.
o. v. Sinclair, east Of town, saws
his crops are u fair average eScep,
Indian corn which was badly damag
ed by worms.
w. p. Kaulback and wife were
among the number Of people from
Dalhart Sunday TO witness the defeat
Of the Rock Island Reds.
Tom Jones, formerly Of this city, but
= farmer out near Quay, was in town
several days. Tom says the late rains
have made the forage crops.
John Apperson and Luther Martin,
Of San Jon, returned Thursday from
the Kansas harvest fields. They re.
port gooc crops in western Kansas.
Jesse Pate left Wednesday morning
on the Dawson going to silverton, Colo,
ON official business. lie intends to re.
turn to Tucumcari in about three weeks
to make this his future hcme.
Contractor W. d. Bennett In adding
the finishing work TO the Muirhead
reside This is one Of the neatest
cottages in the city. II Ia built "
cement blocks, bungalow style.
J. H. Nix Of Puerto, was In town
Thursday. Nix tells the News that
he has had a fair year in the sheep
business, having saved about IS per
cent Of his lambs, and sold his wool
at - emit
VI. b. Peyton will leave Tucumcari
Sunday night 10 accept a situation at
Campti, La, where his family are now
visiting home folks. Peyton Is q sue.
cessful druggist and should make good
in his new location.
+. NJ. Salyers has a field Of twenty
acres Of fine maize. lie brought in
samples this week and left with us
that are as good AZ a farmer need 10
want. His farm is northeast of town
and he has not missed making a crop
since he began cu%ltivating his land.
There il a new boy M the home g.
Ed McConachie aud the youngster and
his mother are reported doing nicely.
Joseph Dodd and his wife aud two
boys, came in Sunday night from south.
west Missouri and will make their fu
ture home in this city.
Mrs. +. Caruthers and her cousin,
Miss HIKE Harrison who il visiting
her from Corsicana, Texas, Mrs, r. j.
Thompson and Mrs. Chenaalt were u
party to Tucumcari Mountain Tuesday.
An excellent view Of the surrounding
country may be had from this point
which affords the greatest elevation
in Northeast New Mexico.
Grandpa Newly celebrated his 73rd
birthday Wednesday the 25, at his home
at Puerto, N. NJ, all OF his children
except one son who is in California,
and IL grand children were present.
Grandpa Newly was married over 10
years ago aud all OF his children are
living but one. The News wishes
Grandma and Grandpa Newly many
years Of happiness.
r. Allen Of Quay, has on exhibition
at his Office samples Of millet Of Jap.
anose aud German varieties that show
for themselves. The japanese millet
is generally known as the billion dol
lar grass. lie claims 1t to be splendid.
ly adapted to this climate. The sam.
Piles were brought in by Lee Anderson
who informs us that Mr.. Allen has a
large crop Of the product,
Bishop r. X. Hendrix Of Kansas
City, who will preside at the next an.
nual session Of the New Mexico con.
ference Il the NJ. T.. Church, South,
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