The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-10

uhy HlEHt' one VIII remain SeVefhl
weeks.
The Goldenberg Co. have "a special
ad. this week in which they list n big
saving in groceries. They are said TO
be mt cost and under and you should
read this ad. IL you are DESTROYS of
saving money.
Mrs. Severe is here from Childress
Texas, where she owns another mil
linery store. She will spend most Of
the summer here in charge of her
store. Miss Wick is sepnding n few
weeks vacation with her parents in
Denver, Colo.
Let Hall figure your painting and
papering and you will 20 wrong.
Phone l78.
Prof. I. 4. McLarin came in last
night from the east where he has
been teaching school. He was met
here by his father, who lives near
Quay and taken out there where he
will spend his summer vacation, or
part of it at least.
w. b. Humphreys has just returned
home from Santa Rosa where he had
been working in n bank. He spent
several days at Roy in the bank be-
fore going to Santa Rosa. He is now
at work in the First National.
The popular store of T. A. Muir
head a. CO., has a page ad. in this
weeks News and it is filled with un-
usual bargains. New goods have been
arriving every day and Mr.. Muirhead
is placing IL on sale as fast as il ar
rives. Look up the ad. and see for
yourself.
DRESS MAKING AND ALTERING
Mrs. l.. +. Wilson has severed her
connection with the Goldenberg Co.,
and is now prepared to do all kinds
Of plain and fancy sewing at her home
on Aber street. Alterations of gar
ments given immediate and careful
attention.
Tom Ritz report the good luck of
another well Of water on his place.
This makes the sixth we'll and they
will furnish water enough for sew
eral hundred head of cattle. Mr.. Ritz
contemplates the building of n large
cement tank or reservoir for use dur
ing dry weather.
A number Of farmers were in from
oil parts of the county in regard to
getting their assessment cut down
to the minimum. Most Of them were
satisfied with the treatment they re-
ceived and believe the commissioners
did their best to relieve them of all
the burden possible.
FOR SALE-l60 acres Of patented
land, good well and pump; house, barn
and other improvements. Located 2
miles of House, N. NJ. For particu-
lars see Ernest E. Hall, Tucumcari.
The house Of Mr.. Duffy in the ex-
treme southwestern part of town, was
caught on fire and completely burned
to the ground last Saturday night at
oDoub osOVs ~ NaO~S VI tht ~ 10
not known, but the ,amily was away
being up town at the time. The close
neighbors turned in the alarm but
nothing could be done when assistance
arrived. II is not known whether the
house was insured or not.
There is a ball game scheduled for
| S,.,ln.t aftarnAnn 90 ha plaNaI ON tha
local diamond. The opposing teams
will be Tucumcari VS.. Jordan. The
Jordan team will be reinforced by
| players from other towns on the plain
and a good game is expected. It will
be called at 3 o'clock. This is the first
game of the season and marks the
opening in this city. Base ball fans
are proud Of the showing made by
some of the youngsters and n move
will soon be made to put the Tucum-
carl team on the map by bringing u
few of the fast teams here for a Sc
ries Of games.
II you want milk, buttermilk and
cream telephone Gentry. He makes
two deliveries each day.
The property owners on Adams st.
petitioned the City Council at the last
meeting 10 allow them to put down
side walk which will extend as far
south as Rankin st. This will make
one continuous walk about a mile in
length and was greatly needed by the
many residents on that street and east
on adjoining streets. While it makes
Q big expense to some of the owners
they feel like 1t will increase the val
ne Of their property and the conve-
nience alone will justify the putting
in Of a good sidewalk. The Council
allowed the walk and will put in the
crossings rs fast as they are needed.
It has not yet been decided whether
the walk will be four or five feet in
width.
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