The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22

StriCVly treSn eggs lDc n dozen AT
Eager's Grocery.
John ID. Thomason was up from
Montoya this week visiting his sister
Mrs. Elmer Edwards, and other rel
atives and friends.
Is. p. Harlon and wife came in this
week from Ration and If they can find
suitable furnished rooms will locate
here during the summer.
Geo. N. Menefee was here from
Glen Rio, Texas this week attending
court. He ordered his paper changed
from Cleburne to his new location.
Geo. Tate, who has been with the
bridge builders as a county inspector,
returned home Saturday. Too much
rain will delay the work some time.
Bright, catchy, music in THE PEN
NANT. Hear it.
II. b. Read is having u new sleeping
porch added b. his nice residence on
LIST street and other improvements
are being made to the property. Mr..
Freeburg Is doing the work.
Mrs. DIR. Herring returned last week
from st. Joseph and other points in
Missouri where she had been visiting
relatives and friends for sometime.
A new cement sidewalk will soon be
petitioned for by citizens on Adams
street. This will make several blocks
Of new walk providing IL Is put down
and will make the property on that
street much more valuable.
Pure jersey cream and milk.
SANITARY DAIRY
Two ANS Palace string beans for
25c. They are absolutely stringless.
Eagers Grocery
f. X. Hayes and Leila Savell Of
this city were married last Thursday
evening at the home Of Miss Savell's
brother in the northeast part of Tu-
cumcari, Judge s. II. McElroy tying
the knot which made them man and
wife.
PURE BRED BLACK LANGSHAN
choice farm-raised stock. Eggs $l.25
per setting prepaid. Indian Runner
Duck eggs $l.00 per setting.
|, J. c. TRAWEEK
2t Los Tanos, New Mex.
r. p. Donohoo, the genial receiver
of the land office, is taking a lay-off
this week and will rest up a bit from
his arduous task Of deciding disputes
/ and looking after the business which
/. comes before his honor. Rome always
has plenty Of time to greet his many
friends, and he has plenty OF them
in this county.
Mr.. Fay Wagner. who has been TAX
ing the agricultural course at the
state college, has accepted a position
at the local experiment farm and will
assist in raising a bumper crop there
this year. G. w. Price has also nc.
cepted a position on the farm, taking
the place Of j. T. Nunemachen, who
has gone east to live.
, Dill pickles for your Dutch lunch
20c a dozen. They are the large ones
Eagera Grocery
FOR SALE-Rose Comb Rhode Is,
i land Red eggs $3.50 per setting, from
strong bred to lay strain.
If F. o. Persons,
South Of Catholic Church
w. p. Mccall, one Of the members
Of the Milwaukee Mining and Milling
CO., who W mines in this county
wal in the city this week on business
and says the company is making gooc
and will have something of interest
to TO the public in the neal
future.
Mrs. Mary Donoho, of Milan, Mo.
arrived Monday night from Kansas
City where she had been visiting rel
atives for two weeks. She Is visit
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs
VIM. A. Randle, and will perhaps b'
: in our city for several weeks as she
. enjoys the sunshine of this state.
FOR SALE-4OO acres of ~patentet
land and a 320-acre REIMBURSEMENT
Good stock farming proposition. Lot
Of shallow water. Improved. $3.50
will buy 1t. p. II. Sisney
4-W Whole Wheat Breakfast Food
i5c size reduced to Zoe; three for 25c
Eagers Grocery
Free Garden Seed-For two week.
we have intended TO print an item
which should interest everyone VIII
desires to put In a garden. The loca
land Office has received two sacks o
government seeds and any persoI
who will call will receive a packag
containing several different varietie
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