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The Delta independent., 1913-01-31

. q q a A Mrs
cu home
oal- Herman Elliott was here Wedpes
day from Montrose
Miss
.,,, height
iiida Mayor Geo. Hider of Payne. was a
Delta visitor Tuesday Hipb
weeks
Wis Harry L. Shaffer was in Montrose
on business last Tuesday fran
ranch
nm I,r.s o. tatoes
nch. ments in the zaninetti Terrace
,rsi the Sp
L. 'uuse clyde Stewart returned We'd ing of
'"S' nesday from Denver and Fort Collins
Paul
-, f II Jarrett NJ the Chico, 7 ruh week
49,, company was in Montrose nm business show a
yesterday
ads Joe Ingram arrived home from his - VIC
get. short visit in Blue Ridge Georgia last
Sunday evening
tertan'
- Mrs. l. n Seaton returned home home O
SUNDAY morning after three weeks day af
visit with friends in Hotchkiss
Char
~ ] y Carmichael came doun from trct &C
" Road Monday and .ddad bis name to in las
The Indensndept,s 1s, ., s,hscrihers ceeded
me Mrs
ith Incubator. 1912 Mandy Lee, 120 egg Hi'
nd capacity. good as new Apply to
orado
IL I. ,,,,,,, - T., -. -, Mr.
s,a .a,rao,,. ,a.. r,-,aa,. - taken
9 80 - a. s.,, -, - ~ a few
- -. by Ear
day
NO Geo. c. Wilson and wife came in
,n Sunday evening from Denver after
taking in the stock show and visit IN -
ing week with friends.
en- ,., ,,,,, -, kind q,
ht -. - u s.,e
i'll - w r
ond district supervisors.
lis W e,a -, -, .. a., homes
nd -, -, 9. ,., ,,-, made
s. after the Blodgett sheep. came home "a' ''e
~ last week visit to his family. -
~, , 80, = - Gerald
~, -, =, - -, - ber of
y -, -, -. r.,.. - friends
sr ing which heartily enjoyed by all , ,,a' e"'
er present.
et
County Engineer Cook is at work Ho'c
these days making new plat books of recoru
ls- the county and he states that he will ors Ter
at not able complete the work for pose o
a, about tour months questio
n ted to
ia colonel William shaver of the Delta spring
.st House arrived home Sunday evening
from the Denver stock show. and re- Hrs-
ports a full week of seeing the sights DAY fol
he just as they in live western city. mohth
hal in the
,rl 7 p Lamb arrival in the CITY YES. the kit
US terday morning from Grand Junction quire
ar and will be here several days looking stuftin
In ,,tar his io.acra farm in North Delta don't 9
IN and other property interests in this
section MISS
of the
cloak
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The Delta independent., 1913-01-31

High Hickman is home from few
weeks visit at his old home in Iowa.
The Delta independent., 1913-01-31

Miss Daisy Hornsby entertained
the Spoon club on Wednesday even
ing of last week
The Delta independent., 1913-01-31

Hotchkiss sold eighteen tickets to
the stock show last week.
The Delta independent., 1913-01-31

r. W. Curtiss of Ccdaredge had bust
ness in Delta the latter part OF last
week
The Delta independent., 1913-01-31

! Z. ID. Miller arrived in this city last
Friday from Hereford, Texas.
Mrs. Will Garry returned to her
home in Hotchkiss Wednesday.
Miss 1rma Singleton entertains the
Neighborhood Whist club tonight.
High Hickman is home from a few
weeks visit at his old home in Iowa.
Frank Kuhn has been in from the
ranch for few days buying seed po-
tatoes
Miss Daisy Hornsby entertained
the Spoon club on Wednesday even
ing of last week
Paul Wilson of Hotchkiss spent last
week in Denver attending the stock
show and good roads meetings.
Otto Bishop has accepted position
in the Harry Faulkner pool hall to
succeed Merle Estes, resigned
The F. F. club was pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs. John Uglow at her
home on South Main Street last Tues
The Delta independent., 1913-01-31

+. II. Jarrett OF the Gibson Lumber
company. was in Montrose on business
yesterday
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
HoBsoN PUTS OVER AN.
OTHER WITH LADIES

New York, oct. 27.-Congressman
Richmond Pearson Hobson who intro.
,iuccd resolution in congress 20 pro.
hbit throughout The Uunted States the
sale of alcoholic liquors was today
elected life member Of the Woman s
Christian Temperance union here today.
The action was taken on motion Of Mrs.
Annie Wiescl, head Of the Alabama
delegation who announced that The W.
&. r. T.. Of that state would contribute
his 500 membership fec. The conven.
tion thcrcupou voted to send 800 20
llohson 20 bc used in his campaign n
Alabama aud the delegates from Maine,
Pennsylvania aud Kentucky contribut
I'D 5000 more for the same purpose.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Oerholtzcr Of Phila.
Ielphia. in charge Of the department Of
school savings aud thrift, announced
hat more than sj,42S,Ola had been saw.
cd by school children in the United
: ates in the last twenty years in the
school savings banks organized by the
W. &. r. L.
"This saving system mas proved O.
he great dampcr TO the cigarette hab
u. - she said.
Rosalind, Countess of Carlyle, was to.
lay reelected president of he organi
latior. and Mrs. Lillian VI. y. stevens
of Per land Me-, vice president Miss
\nna Gordan of Evausille, H., was re-.
elected .ccretary and Miss Mary r. An
ierson Of Canada, treasurer. The con.
ycntion viii close tonight.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
DANCING CLUB

Mr.. \. l.. Zinn has leased the Arcad"
for Saturday evenings whore he will
conduct high-class dances. lie will
have dance every saturday night,
beginning Saturday November 8, 1919.
II is just what Tucumcari has wanted
for long time, a place where the young
men and women can come together for
an evening" entertainment aud pleas.
ure.
Mr.. Znn Intends o. have nothing hut
high class dances lie has engaged
good music and he says he is going TO
make his place strictly Metropolitan.
Dancing viii be taught from 7'OO
to $3.50 every Saturday evening. he
is a graduate Of Mr.. j, G. Tracy =
school who is the gymuastic and class
ic dancing instructor for the Denver
High Schools. Mr.. Zinn was also as
sistant to Mr.. Richmond, dancing in
structor at Marble Hall, Denver, Colo.
lie extends a cordial welcome 10 all
Of Tucumcari,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
THEATRICAL NEWS

Manager Evans Of the Opera House
has informed rs that he is jus, in re-.
ccipt Of letter from the original Rose
Maid Go. that played in New York and
Chicago one hundred nights each, that
they viii he passing Tucumcari in De.
combcr and will play the opera house
with fifty people in he east upon u
guarantee Of $500. This is the most
popular Opera On route this season and
this is the first one we will have ever
had in Tucumcari If the advance sale
Of seats can Ice made 10 secure same.
II is hoped the heater goers Of Tu'
cumcan will help the manager by plcdg.
ing subscription in advance so that we
may have this theatrical treat,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
CREAMERY LEADS TO
MANY NEW sILos
Tucumcari Country Expects TO Realize
100000 from Cream During
Past Year

Tucumcari, y. NJ, oct 30. Silos con
tjnue to he of interest in this vicinity.
the latest of these t0 hc finished, being
that Of y. n. White The locating of a
creamery in this city this year has bad
much to do with this move, incomes
from cream having become au impor
tant argument,
More than 1900 pounds Of butter are
turned GU Ly the local factory through.
ont the county. 1t is conservatively
estimated that more than 100000 will
hc paid by the local plant alone TO the
farmers for cream during the coming
year in addition to that paid by north
crn companies. This giv,s ~ luccment
10 the farmer for planting forage crops
in view of the fact that the crop may
be profitablv used even should II not
mature.
f.. +. Stuhhlcfcld and Al Smith, both
from Lockncy, Texas, have filed on land
uor'h of Logan.
John Crcsnp has shipped another ear
of bear grass from San Jon
Tom Suits is drilling another wcll
on the Il. VI. Wcrnct farm.
Twenty two dollars u ton for maize
and kanir corn is the prevailing price
in Tucumcari several loads having been
purchased here last week by local
firm.
NJ. Il. Goldenberp who produced four
crops of alfalfa this summer from his
irrigated farm Of SO acres northwest of
town, two miles. has declared his in.
t"ntion of building second dam 70
feet in hcirht a mile further ont and
storing water with which TO irrigatc n
Second field of 900 acres which ho will
SOW hc coming spring, Alfalfa is the
best cop which he has tried 50 far. so
Mr.. Goldrnberg states. Since the last
emitting q bunch OF calves has been
feeding on the stubbc with nnppre.
ciablc signs on its growth and these
are growing fat.-E Paso Herald.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
EXAMINATION FOR FOREST
FIELD CLERKS DEC. l3

The United Str'es civil service com.
mission announces that an examination
for the position OF forest and field clcrk
VIII be held In this city on December
Is, l9i5. From the registers establish
cd as result Cf this examination cer.
tifca'ion viii be made 10 fll vacancies
as they occur in the forest service IN
the position Of forest clerk AT salary
of $1,000 or $1,000 year, and field
clerk, reclamation service, at a salary
of from 500 to 1925 a month.
The commission has experienced con.
siderable difficulty in securing sufii,
cicnt number cf male cligiblcs for the
position of forest clerk and persons pos
scssing the necessary qualifications are
urged TO enter this examination.
Further information in regard 10 tho
examination may Ice obtained from 'hc
secretary Of the local board of eXamin
crs in this city. Application blanks
must hc flied with the district secretary
at San Francisco not la-er than the
hour Of closing bmsincs, ou December
:. 1919. in order 10 hc considered for
the pending examination Las Vega
Daily Optic.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL MAKE
ARRANGEMENT FOR TEAcHEks

From Albuquerque Evening Herald:
Active arrangements for the enter
tainmcnt of the New Mexico Educa.
tional Association in Albuquerque, Nov.
"a 60 - inclusive, viii begin tomorrow
morning when u special committee of
the Commercial club will begin a can.
vas for y limited sum of money needed
for the work Of care for one of the
biggest conventions Albuquerque has
ever had the pleasure 81 entertaining.
II is couscrvativcly estimated hat l2
hundred guests will he here during this
meeting
Albuquerque enjoyed the presence Of
n thousand teachers last year. They
are the kind of people we like in this
town aud wc want % give them the
time Of their lives when they come 10
see us next month.
II is going 10 require y little money
for the proper entertainment of 'hese
visitors.
Therefore hc ready when the Com.
mcrcial club committee call, on you to.
morrow morning.
The committee will consist Of M.
Charles o. Cushman, of the T.. l.. Wash
burn company, John Lee Clarke, DR..
David Ross ROY I. af tho university, Mr..
Milne, ~uperin. eudcut of city -chools,
aud MrMcCo Cohm also Of he city school
Secretary Tom Epun Of the Comnereinl
cub is going with the comm,,tcc to do
the heavy work.
Lett all loosen mp tomorrow morn.
aud fix it 80 the committee can get
il, work done before lunch. II il fine
business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
POSTAL HEARING ON

The hearing Of the complaint Of the
Postal Telegraph and Gable company,
against the Mountain states Telephone
and Telegraph company is on in The
senate chamber before thc state corpor.
alton commission. Representing the
Postal there are W. &. Black Of Denver
superintendent. j ~ Creegan, manager
at Albuquerque and Attorney ". 5.
Bowman - mi, city. Those appearing
for the Mountain states are :. T.. Leon.
ard aud +. +. Walpolc of Denver, d. D.
Clark, district manager from FL Paso,
j. B. Reynolds, district manager at Al.
buqucrquc, local manager Delvin and =
B. Davis, Jr., of Las Vegas, New Mex
leo, attorney for the company. Ira
Grimshaw. assistant attorney general
j. the attorney Ger the commission. Dis
elimination +, charged in rates charged
hv the telephone company 10 the Wes
tern Union aud the Postal.-EXchangc
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
INDIAN LANDS NOT
UNDER STATES LAWS

Washington, y. g., Oct. 2D.--The SUI.
prcme court has handed down an i'm.
portant decision in what is known as
the Sandoval ease. which will have Il
far.reaching effect in the administra
;ion Of the affair, of the Pueblo indians
Of New Mexico.
Sando,al was charged with introduc
ing Intoxicating liquor into the Santa
Clara pueblo, which was claimed to he
indian country Federal Judge Pope
sustained demurrer to the indictment
aud dismissed the case against Sando.
val on the ground that the New Mcxi.
co enabling act, excluding these lands
from 'hc jurisdiction of the state, was
an unconstitutional restriction of the
police power Cf the state of New Mex.
leo.
The ease was taken 20 the supreme
court ON writ Of error. The supreme
court in it, decision sus'ains the con.
tentou Of the government that the
provisions of the enabling act of New
Mexico inulvcd in the suit are consti.
tutional
This will enable he indian service 10
protect the Pueblo indians from the
liquor traffic and to conserve the prop.
crty Of these indian,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
MEN OF MANY NATIONS
WI STUDY DRY-FARNINo

TULSA, Okla.--(Special) Delegates
from eigtenn nutionas of the world are
on their way 10 Tulsa to attend the
eighth Dry Farming congress and expo.
sition. The list follows Of appointments
announced up to October /:
ArRentina-Dr. Romulo $. Nson, en-
very extraordinary and minister plen'
potentiary, Washington.
Chili-sr. DoU Eduardo Saurez, on
vny extraordinary and minister pleni
po'entiary, Washington.
Bralil---IIonorable d. Ds Cana, am
bassador, Washington.
Nicaragua Chamora. am
bassador, Washington.
Venezuela--P. Ezequiel Rojss, an
bassador, Washington.
Guatemala-Dou Joaquin Nende,
minister, Washington.
Gelgium-C. Symony, charge d'af
faires, Washington.
Belgium.-M. A. l.. Bauwens, inspec
tor general of department of Publ,
Works, Brussels.
Belgium--M. Aulard, representing de
partment of agriculture and publ,
works, Brussels.
Russia-Mr. LyssakOvsky, firs, i'm
perial secretary Russian embassy
Washington.
Argentina--Juan GalIegos, Bueno'
Aires.
Argentiua--Mile Pasmau, Bueuo'
Aires.
Colombia Robert Macdonald, secre
tary of embassy, Washington.
Brazil-Sr. Eduardo Graga, Rio Il,
Janiero.
Brazil-Dr V. r. Cooke, Rio de Ia
ncirO.
Italy-Guido Rosatti, commercial at
tachc, New York City.
william Peter Anderson
assistant agricultural commissioner for
The Russian government, IT. Louis, Mo
Roumania--Prof. u. Andronescne.
Mexico--M p. Escobar, Manuel Dia,
lie Leon, Norberto Hernandez, officia
delegates from Mexico; Jose Mogao
ncs, president, and Z. II. Granadas, see
retary of National Agricultural Socie
tyof TsbascO.
Canada--Dr. j. II. Grisdale, director
of Dominion experimental farms, Otta
wa.
lIungary-T. Rothmeyer.
China. l.. Loung, Peking.
Bclgium-Rev Father Joe NaI
Hulse, Muskogee, Okla, official Belgian
delegate TO international Congress o
Farm Women.
| Turkey-Karabat Nourian Effendi
agronomist for the Imperial Ottoman
Empire,
Greece--Hector PesmazOglu, actiuj
consul. ST. Louis Mo.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Illustrated Lecture Course Evans Opera
House--Bsneht Reading Room and
TENT FUND

No. !. Illustrated lecture, stereop
ticon views, Concrete Facts Of Dry
Farming" by Prof. j. H.. Mundell
November 10, 1913
No. 2. ". Wyatt, Illustrated Travel
Lecture, Touring Old World Coun.
tries Dee. 3. 1919
No. 3. G. II. Meeker; illustrated
travel lecture, "The Philippines, Jan.
q, 1914
No. 4. n. Wyatt, illustrated travel
lecture, Touring Old World Countries
No. 5. Lecturer not YET selected. The
subject will probably be New Mexico
and to be given by prominent state Of.
fetal.
No. Q. Prof J. n. Mundell, illustrated
with stereopticon views, Civilization
of Native shrubs" March 10, 1914
Season ticket slO0 good for six lee.
tureS including ell seat.
The season tickets will be offered fog
sale by solicitors this week. Secure all
the tickets you need for there is a con
siderable saving and part or the funds
goes to you church, lodge or society
Solicitors wanted. Phone 90.
II is hoped that these lectures will
cultivate a get.tO.gether spirit here and
make us realize that we can accomplish
much for Tucumeari if we work togeth
er
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
COAL FIELDS BELIEVED TO BE
IN QUAY COUNTY

q. W. Quin from Los Angeles, Calf,
with knowledge Of mining obtained in
Australia, is here with p. o. Adams, J.
p. Adams and Pat Williams Of Moiave
Calf, investigating some coal pros.
poets in the vicinity of Tucumcari. If
these gentlemen succeed in locating a
good mine near here as they have rea-
son to believe they will from the out
look, Tucumcari coal win make Tucum.
earl jobbing and manufacturing city
of Importance. II win help to develop
the irrigation project and being in the
best location possible will bring in the
other railroads that have been contem.
plating building in the city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
WORK RESUMED IN DAWSON
AZ BODIES NOT RECOVERED

Dawson. \. NJ, Oct 99.--Resumption
of work in mines !, 4 aud 3 of the Stag
Canon Fuel Company, with about one
third the normal force, was today's
chief development. Forty'two bodies
were an that remained in mine No. 2,
which was wrecked by IN explosion last
Wednesday.
The wrecked workings have been ex
plorod and the remaining bodies win
he brought 10 the surface AS rapidly as
conditions permit. Today a total OF
2l9 dead have been taken from the
mine.--Ex.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
INVISIBLE WEALTH

There is now living near Tucumcnri
n dairy.man who ran store, in an'
other state, for five years, making "A
profit Of a thousand dollars year and
having hut fifty dollars in bad atco"n's
for the entire time. To do anything
like this requires an insight and self
control that adds to community yalua'
t0n. This man has q ranch and stock,
an education from the school view, n
family and friends aud credit, but he
also has discriminating sense Of re-
quirements which would enable him
10 be valuable helper in the Quay
County Postgraduate School that Il
now being formulated.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
RECEIVERS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the nm.
dcrsgncd has been appointed receiver
Of the First state Bank of Tucumcar,
All persons having claims against
said bank will verify the same snd file
with the receiver.
All persons indebted to the said bank
will please call aud settle the amount
due ROME p. DONoHOO,
Receiver
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
MRS G. @. CHAPMAN ENTERTA1Ns

The Perplexing Situation players were
royalty entertained at six o'clock
dinner AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Chapman Friday night. The home
was artistically decorated in keeping
with the spii of the occasion, it being
hallowe zen.
The full east were present and the
place cards bore the 'theatrical names.
The Perplexing Situation play proved
to be a great success and was given at
the opera house Friday evening, Oct
ober "a, to full house as a benefit
TO the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
TuouMcAR1 THoRouGHNEss

Paul Nic,or, rural correspondent for
the Chamber of Commerce, wishes to
begin work in Quay county and see
il grow until New Mexico is known as
the Forcthought State.
While interviewing ten thousand peo-
pie in and between Denver and Boston
he was told how one farmer could have
made twenty-five dollars a day for three
days had he cultivated a small field Of
corn at the right time, but when he
was ready the weather would not let
him get at IT,
How TO see first things first and get
at them comes by seeing and hearing
and thinking. The right idea at the
right time may increase ones ability
twenty per cent.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31

Chicago, Oct 2S.--A special TO the
Daily News from Tulsa, Okla, states
that scores of spectators were injured
today when section of the grand stand
occupied by 900 persons collapsed. The
attraction was the Sox Giants baseball
game,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
HOME LECTURE COURSE

The first number will be given the
night Of Nov 10. Prof. J. r. Mundell
of the L. s. Experiment farm win give
Il lecture on Concrete Facts Of Dry
Farming" and the lecture win be illus.
trated very excellent with plain and
colored stersopticOn views.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
FAZEKAS-MURRY

Miss Myrtle f. Murry and Joseph
Fazekas were married by Judge J. ID.
Cutlip on Monday, October o. The
News extends heartiest good wishes 10
both OF the contracting parties, who are
well known in Tucumeari.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31

Mrs. y. q. jacobs entertained the la.
lies Of the @. |. A. at a Hallowe 'en par
~ Thursday afternoon. The guests
met at the door by weird-loolSinA
ghost, who proved to be a well known
lady, Mrs. G.. G. Chapman. After be-
ing ushered into the darkeDed rooms,
many interesting things were seen such
ms owls sitting on branches, black eats
jock % lanterns and even bats. Mrs.
Clark wore white dress trimmed with
black eats, with yellow, belt tie on cap,
and pumpkins on her slippers, which ad-
ded much to the pleasure Of the ladies.
\ very novel contest was the principal
feature of the afternoon, a number of
objects were placed around the room,
aud much merriment was caused when
We learned all the answers tthis was
one of the objects: Two slippers be-
longing to the right foot) the answer
being "Woman's Rights" Mrs. Dixon
carried OIL tue honors.
A. five O'Clock the guests gathered
around the table daintily decorated in
white and yellow, with large caldron,
filed with nuts, candy and large red
apples as II center piece, the place cards
were decorated with witches and black
eats. The hostess assisted by Mrs.
Chapman, served "A luncheon Of chicken
sandwiches, salad aud oyster patties,
with pickles in the shape of turtles, ice
| cream cake aud coffee, after partaking
If all the goodies, large sticks Of gum
were passed and the ladies were re.
qucstcd To see who could make the best
cat. Mrs. Clark's eat was said 10 be
the most neatly formed. One lady said
it was a scheme to waste such good gum
lust 10 make eat
several piano selections by Mesdames
ShitTlctt and Shulda were rendered and
thoroughly enjoyed by all. AS the shad.
ows began 20 fall, the ladies hurried
hCme for fear the witches might
catch them.
Mrs. March of Guthrie and Mrs.
Chapman were special guests Of the af-
| tcruoon
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
SUBSCRIPTION sl.Oo A YEAR
LADIES CLUB NOTES

Mrs. X. p. Donohoo was hostess to
the Bay View club on Wednesday af.
ternoon. There was very interesting
program given on the subject Of Myth.
olOgy.
Mrs Earl George will be hostess on
November D.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
NARA VISA PRoHBITIoN
EiHCrIoN NOVEMBER ~

On November 22 Nara Visa viii hold
prohibition election. The election il
called for precinct No. :, witch
Nara Visa
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31

All persons having an account with
the First State Bank, TucumcAri, N. NJ,
win leave their pass book for balancing.
4.9t R. p. DONoHOO, Receiver.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31

The Sew.So Club met with Mrs Cla.
veil on Friday. The next meeting will
he with Mrs. +. Herring
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31

Mrs A. Norenberg entertained the
Crochet club on Tuesday afternoon.
Among the special guests were Mes
danes Boncm, KOchf Burns and Miss
BCnem