The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-20
Local and Personal

OF ms locomotive, - able To be on
the streets again.
{. +. Rex, a clerk in the office
oi the master mechanic ot the
local railroad shops, is reported
To be Ill this week.
Hon. Alfred Long. u. =. land
commissioned NJ Currvo, was IN
the city last Friday attending to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. {. smith will
occupy their new residence Just
east OF the Baptist church, rs soon
as 1t is completed.
COAL, best in the city deliver.
ed TO your bin Tor $3.50 per ton.
Call the I'D. Ellis Transfer CO.,
phones 2l6 OF 100. 2o-2t.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith is build.
ing All addition to the house on her
claim and will move there IN the
course OF a iew days.
DR.. Thompson spent Monday
and Tuesday in III Paso where
he was attending court IN connec-
ton with a railroad suit.
T.. w. Parrish and family OF
Frio View, in ruCumcau last
Tuesday. They were on their way
to Colorado City tor a visit.
{. e.. Chapman returned las,
Monday from a weeks trip to Tex
homa and Guyman, Oklahoma,
where he went on business.
COAL, best in the CITY deliver,
I'd to your bin for 81. so the ton
Call the I'D. Ellis Transfer Co.
phones ago ~ i7o. 40 At.
W. A.. Jackson is spending the
week in Durango, Colorado, and
points IN Utah, where h. Is look.
ing after business interests.
Mrs. &. Il. Miller, who has been
visiting friends IN the city Tor the
past two weeks, returned to her
home in San Jon. last TUESDAY.
]. II. Howry. the manager OF
the II . w ranch at Logan, and
wife were in the city this week.
From here they went TO Kansas
City.
The Home Mission Society OF
the Methodist Episcopal church
will hold an important meeting
next Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock.
COAL. hes, in the city deliver.
I'd TO your bin for $3.50 the ton.
Call tn. I'D. Ellis Transfer Co.,
phones 2 80 or no 40 At.
\ party OF twenty people, travel
ing ia = special car, passed through
this city last Thursday enroute &c
ORC Grande, where they were 20.
ing 10 invest in the gold mines,
Hugo Goldenberg, a brother OF
the Goldcnbrrg brothers, mer.
chants oil this city, who went &c
Philadelphia tor medical treatmen,
is reported to he very much i'm
proved.
Boone Agee and Henry Ger.
/ iiardt OF Ninco, Okla are visiting
here, the guests oi Dos.ic !. Dry.
d n. They are plc' sed with IN,
ountry ard intend TO locate.
Parties who took box OF drN
goods by mistake from Prrlstrir
Bros. store are requested to return
same at oncc.
Perlstein Bros. 40.
S. a. Majors was attacked by 9
vicious dog one evening last week
while walking down Main street,
The dog bit him through the cal
loi the leg and inflicted a very ugl,
and painful wound.
The'se' ond annual hall OF tn,
Brotherhood OF Railway trainmen
will be held in the skating rinl
next Tuesday night, This promi
SEES to he one OF the SWEETEST socia
affairs OF the eason
M%anicuring, face massage anC
shampooing Tor ladies and yentle
men. also hair dressed in the lates
modes. Satisfaction guaranteed
at Mrs. Sevrre's Millinery Parlors
Mrs. Richardson, successor TO Mis-.
Blair. I4-tt
Miss Clara s. Rice Of Hudson
was in the city the first OF ,h'
week. Miss Rice has accepted
position on the News staff ant
hereafter will furnish the New
with all matters OF interest iron
Hudson.
The Rev. MIR. Shields OF Daw
son, n. NJ. will hold an Episcopa
service in the court house mex
Wednesday, Feb, a., at 500 p NJ
Bishop kendriok is expected 10 b
with him and il is hoped that every
body will come,
The ladies' OF the Episcops
Guild wish TO call thu attention c
the public again to their ten cen
Tea at the home OF Mrs. l.. i
Clark, Saturday, Feb, az iron
800 TO 500 p. IN.