The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-08
SOCIAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION

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this week trading
Commissioner Stubbins Of Nara Visa.
was In town this week.
W. IL. Barley Of La Junta, Colorado.
has purchased the Lobby saloon.
j. II. Roberts Of Eymore, Texas, yas
a guest Of the Ulenrock Wednesday.
A. II. Harvey Of Meridian, Miss,
was in the city several days this week.
Mrs. T. l.. Potts Of sterling, Ky,
was "a guest Of the Glenrock wedncs
day.
Judge Jefferson ID. Cutlip spent sever.
al days IN Obar last week on Legal bus
iness.
The clock at lsrael's store stopped
Wednesday at s.9ts. Mrs. Hancock
Won tho prize.
W. I. White VI san Jon, was in
Wednesday after supplies for his farm
near that city.
W. j. Cook, a travelling man from
Galveston, was registered at the Glen.
rock Wednesday.
}. Is. Carter of Harlan, Ky, il visit.
ing q. A. Eager, and is looking for a
location Ia Tucumcari.
Ruth Rebekah lodge No. 4 installed
officers on last Thursday evening. Miss
Berdie Bell ~ the Noble Grand for the
ensuing term.
Warren Burton, with the Tucumcari.
Memphis, came in on the construction
train Wednesday from San Jon, 10 at.
tend to business matters for the com.
pany.
Tucumeari has been having some very
cold weather this week. Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday were very cold
days, tho Thermometer registering from
eight to fifteen above zero.
j. T. Ward and Il. T.. Winter, both Of
this city, visited Mesa Rodondo lodge
No. 20, |. y. D +. las, Saturday nigh,
and assisted In the comforting VI the
initiatory degree upon Ira J. Briseoe.
NJ. = Lagle and wife will take posi-
lions with the bridge crew on the
Dawson. Mrs, Lagle will attend to
the culinary department, and Mr.. La
gle will have work with tho rest Of
the crew.
Tucumcari lodge No. IS l. D. y. y.
held their installation on Thursday
evening, J. %. Pickering, N. o., X. l..
Patterson, V. o., =. NJ. Wharton. Act
ing Past Grand X. Z. Summsy, Sec,
i. worthism, Treasurer.
Mrs. Chas. W. Casey, wife Of c. W.
Casey, who il an employee Of the U. y.
Land Office in this city. arrived Wed.
nesdsy and will make Tucumcari their
home. The News welcomes Mr.. and
Mrs. Casey To our little city and trusts
that the "Land of Sunshine" will fur.
nish them with health, happiness aud
prosperity
W. II. Burton of San Jon, who has
been with Engineer Dosisr Of the Con
%struction Department OF the T. & NJ.
Railroad. was IN town Wednesday. Bur
ton informed the News that all of the
grading has been completed, and that
there is still about thirty miles Of track
to he laid before the road is complete
from this place to Amarillo, Texas.
Rev. Guy Ament, pastor of the Christ
ian church has been spending the week
in the city among his parishioners
Rev. Ament informed the News that
Roy has been having fine sleighing for
several weeks. The ground has been
covered with snow for the past six
weeks, aud II has caused "a number OF
deaths among the cattle OF that vicin
ity, because of the grass being covered
with snow.
W. l.. Batson and Vim. Phipps, real
estate men Of Endee were in the city
Wednesday ON business before the u. s
Land Office. The new tow in growing
rapidly. There are several ear loads
Of cement going In there at present and
-oon q number OF new buildings viii
be- in process. Among tho number IA
u building 5Oxs0 feet long which viii
he used ms a store, ~postofiee, and bank
This one will be erected by W. l.
Batson.
T.. +. Fry and wife, and Miss jew
Fry, arrived in the city last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry have been away from
their home in Iowa since last July wher
they went to Seattle, From Seattle the!
went to Tacoma, and then down thu
Pacific to San Francisco and Oakland
whore they spent several months, re
turning via II Paso 10 TucumcarL. TheI
will spend several weeks with relA
,iyes and friends in New Mexico. The!
are now at San Jon with J. T, White
a son.in.law Of Mr.. Fry.
CHURCH NOTICE
At the First Methodist Church th,