The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-25
SOCIAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION

was In Tuesday.
V. u Ycsser, Nara Visa, was a puo-,
at the Glenrock.
Jesse Taylor Of Endee, spent several
days In the city.
y. II. Thurman was In the city Mon.
day from Montoya.
A. Mcdonald finished his visit 10 Jer.
leo las, Thursday night.
Before selling your broom corn sec
j. \. Perry at waterworks. 5l.3t
Frank Record spent the week ut bal.
hart to see the Panhandle fair.
r. NJ. Carter Of Grady, was ia the
hrst OF the week on land business.
J. =. Mcfall Of Neodcsha, Kansas,
is in the city looking for a location.
r.. A. Mauzy, u. y. Commissioner at
Norton, was a business visitor Monday.
Allen liighfill, manager Of the base
ball team, took In the fair at Dalhart.
~ "a ihuuN' uuu uHN DTONutF, VI lht
were in Wednesday on land business.
z. T. Mcdaniel was In the city from
San Jon. lie 10 In the feed business.
Attorney A. Paul Seigal Of Nara Visa.
spent Thursday in town on land bust.
mess.
G. G.. Reid, the San Jon lumber man,
spent Tuesday in the city on land bus.
ness.
w. +, Buchanan, president Of the
First National, was out Of the city sew.
eral days.
y. II. Wood, the sheep man Of Roose
welt, was in Tueumeari Tuesday on
land business.
A. d. Goldenberg was one Of the
umber who went to Dalhart yesterday
to visit the fair.
The district court for Quay coun.
~ will on Monday the 18th
day Of October.
Judge Brantly, U. 8. Commissioner
ut Cuervo, was in the city between
trains Thursday.
DIR. W. X. sullivan, the Rock Island
Real estate man, was in the first three
days Of the week.
The Tueumcari Fire Department will
send eight delegates to the territorial
convention At Artesis.
Horace Easley Of the firm Dever &
Easley, at Endee, real estate, spent sew.
eral days in Tueumeari.
J. L. House, the merchant and post
master at House, was a business visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday.
J. G. SwartE was in from the farm
east Of the city eight miles Thursday
night to the /. o. o. +. lodge.
James Bonds was in the city sever
al days. lie has some colts that will
be exhibited at the county fair.
W. q. Hawkins Of Montoya, editor
Of the Republican, was in the city Thurs
day on business before the land Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Chapman are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a baby
girl which landed in Tucum on Tues.
day.
The fne gray team that has been
pulling the water wagon lately was
sold to a Texas party this week for
$1,000.
Before selling your broom corn see
J. 4. Perry at WaterTorks. 5l.3t
Eugene Jacobs and family will move
to Taylor, Jacobs will have charge Of
the push engine on the grade Taylor
to Dawson.
Tho city is taking another censuf pre-
parstory to ordering an election for
voting sewerage bonds. =. {. Campbell
IN employed.
o. II. Jshns has been marketing n
great quantity Of fine tomatoes here
the past two weeks. His farm is two
miles west Of the city.
A. ID. Pankey has been to Santa Fe
to take his little boy, Denver, to the
deaf mute asylum where he will attend
school this year.
Miss Blair has returned from an ex.
tended visit to 1T. Louis aud will be
employed at the Severe millinery par
lors during the season.
X. NJ. Bates was in with a load Of
produce from his farm at Norton. X.
NJ. 10 ready for the fair and is coming
with some premium stun.
J. W. Green, postmaster at Grady
and proprietor Of the Drug store In
that thriving little town, was in the
city Monday on land business.
Mrs. Myrtle MeGee, daughter of T,
N. Taylor and her baby and Cecil Tay'
Tor, his grandson, came In Monday from
~. Worth for an extended visit.
Miss Jeva Fry Of San Jon, was In
the city Wednesday and left Thursday
for okland, California, where she will
spend the winter with relatives.
Wash Batson and his mother In law
Mrs. r. I. Luke and Mrs. Silvia New,
we're In from Endse Monday. They
had business before the U. s. Land
once.
James Abbott Of Syracuse, New