The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18
SOCIAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION

w. j. Hittson has returned TO Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. A. II. Ka,lovitz is reported 10
be very sick.
James NJ. Bonds Of ouay is In the
city on business.
r. @. HoRgins Of Santa Rosa, was a
business visitor Thursday.
c. NJ. O'Donnci. manager Of the Bell
Ranch, is in the city this morning.
The stork left n ~ pound girl at the
home of Mrs. WIN. shaw on the 9th.
District Attorney Wright was in the
city saturday aud Sunday from Santa
Rosa.
y. L. Head atty. from Santa Rita.
spent several days In Tucumcari this
week.
Sid Majors IL in from OF the Rock
Island line for a few days rest aud re
creation.
Mr.. strein Of Kansas City arrived
Saturday with the probability Of in
vestpicnt.
T.. =. Little, editor Of the san Jon
Sentinel, was In the city on business
Thursday.
John W. Hassell, the merchant Of
Ila-sell, is in town this morning on
land business.
d. Is. Crawford and Cornelius Wood
run were In from Jordan on land bust
ness Thursday.
VIM. kaufman and family left Thurs
day for Amarillo where they intend to
make their future home.
Cleve Law aud J. IS Walker are in
the city this morning from Clovis. They
are here on land business.
Is. VI. Donaldson. Straus Saddlery
Co, ~. Louis, is in the city today look
ing for business In his line.
MI. Piggatt who has been in our
city for three weeks, returned TO his
home in Kansas City Sunday.
Mrs. l.. T.. Taylor returned Thursday
from the markets where she bought a
full line Of Ladies' Furnishings.
Cruz Gallcgos was a visitor last
week. He In one Of the directors Of
Quay county's demonstration farm.
' l.. l.. Kliucfelter, editor Of the Obar
Progress, Is in town this morning on
business before the u. \. Land Office.
Charles Chenault returned last week
from a trip to see the father and moth.
or nj the old homestead in Kentucky,
The ghost walked for the railway
boys yesterday and the dollars are roll,
ing along down the channels Of trade
today. 8
Alex Goldenberg left last Wednesday
for Santa Fe to appear before the
Board Of Equalization which Is now in
session.
Mrs. X. A. Dodson ~aecidently burned
herself on the kitchen stove, Thursday
Mt noon. While tho burn is painful,
ii is not serious,
J.. A. Street has leased the Blanken'
ship livery barn. He now has room
20 care for all the horses necessary "a
conduct his business.
Fritz Kronenberg had his tonsils re-
moved this week. He Is rapidly recov'
ering from the operation. DR.. Richard
Coulson was the surgeon called.
Frank Fannin, who is engaged in the
hotel and livery business at Marlin
Texas, arrived in the city Sunday "a
spend some time visiting friends here
Henry Goldenberp, son Of A. d. Col
denberg, in school at Las Cruces
was taken to FL Paso this week for
an operation. lie had his tonails re-
moved.
DR.. Sorrell, with the L. s. Bureau
of Animal Industry, who has been en-
ployed with the officers Of the terrific
rial sanitary board inspecting the sheer
OF Guaralupe county, for the past
month, is in the city for a few days
Moses Fran khan and wife were Ia
the city several days this week. Frank
ham is in the bridge service OF the
~. Worth 4 Denver. rnd has n claim
north % this city, Mrs. FrRnkham IA
on the homestead aud met him here fol
a short visit.
Most Of the firm Of Kohn Brothers
Of Montoya were here to witness tn,
ball game last Sunday. Dur good friend
Chas. was most heard in the game
however. Good for you Chas, Mon
toya IN entitled to the best Of every
thing, and why not base ball.
T, ". Richardson, one Of the pro
Rressive merchants Of Montoya, was 1
business visitor Tuesday. II Montoyl
had more such citizens as Richardson
and the Kohns that section would b,
better of, lie IN one among n number
Of people in that locality who can sec
far enough ahead TO make IL profit then
to stay In the country.
r. r. Winters formerly with the Tu
cumcari Furniture Co, Of this City
but now a resident Of Oklahoma, II
In the city and tells a news reporter
that he intends 10 return 20 Tucumcar
TO live. lie has been wrestling will