The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-08
SOCIAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION


Nice rooms Tor rent, upstairs
over Adair's. 27.ti.c
Garry Gardner, OF Clements,
Texas, IS IN the city attending to
business.
NJ. +. Hopper OF Jordan, spent
Wednesday IN the city attending
to business interests.
Mrs. Merchant lett this morn.
ing Tor Caro-, Ill.,, where she wa
called to the bedside OF her mother
who IS reported very i'll.
J. G.. Walker, the postmaster
al Allen, was in the city today 10
make q homestead entry under
the new law and attend to other
business.
J. Il. Garner OF Hazleton, Kan.
sas, is IN the city this week visit.
ing relatives. Mr.. Garnew was a
welcome caller at the News office
this morning.
Wash Batson and W. +. Philips
realestate men OF the new town OF
Endee, are ~ the CITY. Endee is
growing they say, and will here.
after command the attention OF the
people looking tor investments.
W. Ii. Meyers. T.. ). Commits.
s%ioner, Edward Maher and &. /.
Frost from Cowan, spent Saturday
IN the CITY. Mr. Frost is the post.
master AT Cowan, and these men
arr all prominent IN that commune.
~.
ID. Roy WEIGH and l.. l.. Bell
OF Norton, were business visitors
SATURDAY.. The hovs tell the News
that thu farmers are getting busy
n that section OF tie country and
something rs going to he done this
season IN agricultural lines.
Rev. Dul3ose wa the recipient
oi an OFT OF the church AT Clatcn.
don, Texas, last Thursday. Rev.
DuBosc says that the local con-.
gr,gatiOn IS too good a one Tor
him to consider outside offers.
This is the sixth offer he has had
in the last two years.
Geo. Evans, IT,, returned Wed.
nesday morning from two weeks
visi, to the old home, Richmond,
ny. lie landed a number ol tn.
1nny tribe oi the bass family along
the shady banks oi the kentucky
river, while reviewing som" oi the
scenes familiar to his boNhood
pleasures.
Mi. ard Mrs. W. Il. farrell
have been enjoying a visit from
their uncle + +. w. krrnning,
OF ST Louis, tor several day.
krrnning IL a genuine iu,umCatl
booster, and through his influence
We have been favored by TIA, in
v"stineut OF considerable capital
from ~. LOUIS.
The $40 acre homestead law is
now available to all who care to
taxi advantage Ut It's liberal pro-
visions. The News has all the
necessary blanks tor entire, under
this law In the office We sell them
at $ cents the dozrn mail orders
so cents the dol n " s. so the
hundred " $40 the thousand.
The Elk Drug store has added a
very handsome cigar and tobacco
cabinet to the already handsome
hNtuTrs the Stor" possessed. II
reaches almost from the floor to
the ceiling aud Is 10 lert III width
The best Ut everything is lhc least
the IucuuCarl business man Is
satisfied with.
+ II. fullwood, OF Bard, was
IN town Thursday tor the purpose
OF bidding IN a forty acre isolated
tract Joining his homestead He
informs IN, News that he is plant.
lng SO acres to broom corr this
spring and that many OF his neigh.
hors are also planting hlg crops OF
the product Fullw ood is the
veteran broom corr grower vi this
c)un y, and is e. ng the farmers
10 understand that II is absolutely
= sure money crop n ear with
another. BUYERS are now Offering
500 the ton Tor tail deliveries OF
broom corn and this county never
fails to produce a ton TO three and a
halt tu tour acre, with the ordinary
annual rainfall. That is s2S an
acre which W. believe is much
better than cotton. Fullwood
SAYS this county produces the best
brush OF any part OF the south west
aud that he believes 1t will pay
every farmer in the county TO plant
at east ten acres OF this crop and
ii he is close to a factory much
more.
KEMPToN KoMEDY Ko.