The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-10

at ~. Joe, Mo. He thoroughly enjoy.
ed tho trip and speaks Of ~. Joe ~ he.
ing . beautiful city.
ID. II. Lewis and J. II. Kennedy were
In from San Jon, Monday. They say
the people out there are expecting to
sec the deep well bring them either ar.
tesian water, oil or gas.
T. f. Dustin, the brakeman who was
injured Ia the Santa Rosa wreck and
was taken to the railroad hospital, is re.
ported nc doing well and will soon be
able TO 20 to work again.
Mrs. Harper of Dalhart, who is spend.
ing some time in this city, had a visit
from the stork yesterday, and when
she returns TO Dalhart will take back
with her n fine baby boy.
There are thirty.one ears Of mixed
cattle at the feeding pens today routed
to Kansas City. Ten cars Of GOV
from Arizona were fed here Sunday.
They were going to Kansas pastures.
Master Mechanic Eugene Gordon has
connected his residence with the sew
er, and put in an up.to.date lavntory,
bath rooms, etc, and has now one Of
the best and most comfortable homes
in the city.
j. 4. Lawson Of San Francisco, n
brother VI Stanley Lawson of this city,
is here for u few days. Mr.. Lawson
is returning from Il visit TO his old
home in Kentucky, and stopped off
here TO see his brother.
T.. +. Clark, of the f. p. & s. w. is
erecting a handsome Groom residence
in the south.e east part of the city. The
building will be modern in every respect
and will when completed, be one of the
prettiest homes in the city.
a card received from lion. Reed Ilol-
loman says: eve are doing Chicago -
Mr.. Holloman will 60 from Chicago 10
his old home in Indiana y here he will
spend a month or more, returning to
Tucumcari about June 2Oth
Two trains each way. was the record
of the T. & NJ. road yesterday. These
were freight trains. No passenger
trains will make the run until the 18th
Of this month, after which date there
will be regular passenger service.
j.. r. WATSON has very much improved
the appearance of his home by taking
up the old walks, and placing new ce.
ment walks about the lawn. The prop.
erty looks now as if il had peer in the
hands of an expert landscape gardner.
The Tucumcari Hospital and the resi-.
dence Of DIR. Thomson has been connect.
ed with the sewer system, baths have
been put in and thus another home and
institution have been put in touch with
more of the Injuries and comforts of
life.
Work on the Heman building is pro-
crossing nicely. The contract for the
carpenter work has been let to Horne
Bros, aud they inform the News that
the building will have n front of plate
glass and reinforced cement and will
have a pebble dash fnish.
Every day someone commences the
erection of q house in Tucumcari. To-
day as q News man was driving over
part of the city he saw four or five
new residences that were In course of
building and there are three business
blocks going up on Main street.
willard Belknap and e. v. McNeill
of Nara Visa were in the city Saturday
to attend the meeting Of the republic
can county central committee. Mr.
Belknap is a prominent lawyer of that
city and McNeill Is the editor of the
Nara Visa New Mexican.
Rev. George r. Varney viii preach
he haccalaureate sermon Of tho rucun,
earl High School next Sunday morning
at the Baptist church. On account OF
these exercises there will be no rreach'
ing at the other churches of tho city al
the morning hour.
Mrs. l. G. Barnes and her sister, Miss
Mamie Hines, who has been visiting her
for some time, left this morning fol-
Iowa, where Mrs. Barnes will visit, and
Miss Hines will return to her home In
Chicago. Mrs. Barnes will also visit
Minneapolis and other points, and will
be away from the city until fall.
Judge A. w. Cooley has on account
of his health, resigned as Judge OF