The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-09
SOCIAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION

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James Conant was in the city n day
or two from Montoya.
Judge r. L. Patterson Is In Texas
for = few days on business.
r. y Coulter and wife are AZ the
Glcnrock. lie is looking for a location.
i. V. Kokcr was hero from Montova
Tuesday. lie is clerk Of the Montoya
hotel.
yesterday was n good day tor the
fellow who sells coal, underwear and
~oyercoats.
j. q Mathis Of Wichita, Kansas.
W.. A. the Olenrock yesterday. lie
Is look ing for broom corn.
Fred Gore Of Bnrancas, and Miss
Tclitba KoRar Of Quay, were married
At the court house In this city, Wed.
ncSday. Judge Jefferson D. Cutlip tied
the knot.
d. X Buchanan has sold his interest
In the Dodson Grain & Fuel Co. to r..
" VIN' WIZ NlN lbl NfNFTNl lfNFN
had charge Of the NJ. Is. Goldenbcrg
warehouse.
Dr. and Mrs. Barr Of Hudson, were
in the city Wednesday. They speak
Of the agricultural exhibit at Hudson
rs being very fine. They expect to
visit the fair here this month.
The Gross, Kelly Co. is this week
putting IN brick iucs ut the store
aud ware house. This was advised by
the Insurance Underwriters to avoid
an advance in the insurance rate.
+. A. Angel, broom corn buyer for
several days, directing the shipment
of his purchases. There has been sew.
eral ears shipped from here lately.
j. J.. Montgomery, the Wichita broom
corn buyer, left sunday after making
n trip over the country. lla bought,
~ he told this paper, over loo tons,
running in price from go to sl25 the
ton.
Merchant Mcfarland Of Logan, was
here Wednesday night aud with some
friends was searching for some lost ma.
sonic property. IL IN rumorcd that they
found 1t ia some Rubbish Of the Tom
pie"
II. Wclch, in the sheet metal business
at III paso, was IN town Tuesday inter
viewing the trade. lie says ri Paso is
making elaborate preparations to enter.
tain the presidents Of tho " rspub'
lies.
The Misses Culbcrson, proprictors Of
a %rooming house in Dslhart, returned
from a week b visit to their claims
south of town, aud went out on east
bound No. I, returning to Dalhart,
Wednesday.
j. NJ. Hodges, chairman Of the
board Of county commissioners, wss
in to convene a call session Of the
board for the purpose OF ~canvassing
the vote in some Of the precincts vot
ing on the herd law.
+. Il. Winter has sold his claim near
Mesa Rodonda TO U. A.. Hermein of Da'
kota. Winter has a host Of friends IN
Tucumcari and Quay county who would
be sorry to see him leave New Mexico.
lie may engage 10 business here.
The Rebekah Assembly Of New MeH
leo will be in session at Albuquerque
next week. Mrs. l.. T.. Sherwood who
is II Of the Grand Officers will at
tend, and Miss Luke Bradley will rep
resent the local Rebekah Lodge.
The Grand Lodge Of New Mexico,
/. o. o. =. will meet at Albuquerque
next Monday the 18th. The Grand
Lodge Of Masons will meet there on Oct.
18th. Representatives aud members
Of both lodges will attend from Tu.
cumeari.
w. C. Hawkins, editor Of the Mon.
toya Republican, and r. G. Higgins
Of the Montoya Realty Co, were In
the city Thursday and yesterday on
business in connection with the opening
Of a new addition to the TOWNSHIP at
Montoya.
Guy Keelison took the prize on pump
kins at the Nara Visa fair last week.
Keelisons pumpkin weighed hfty'seven
pounds, and he claimed 1t was just six
weeks from the time IL dropped the
bloom until It was pulled. A pound
and a half a day Is ''going some"
even for 4 pumpkin.
p. l.. Ramsey Of Mangum, Okla, was
Mt the Glenroek, Sunday. lie was re.
turning from Oklahoma where he at.
tempted to make a crop but failed. He
has n homestead at Solano and II was
too dry there last year to grow much
on sod lands. lie went TO Oklahoma
to better himself and 10 make a erop,
expecting to return aud improve his
homestead, he failed in Oklahoma aud
this year his ueighbors are making good
yields around SolaEo. II don't pay To
run from dry weather.
Farmer Scott who lives twelve miles
east, was in Tueum Wednesday and