The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-05-27

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MADE IN TUCUMCARI"-Try IA
pound of Sanitary Dairy Butter, n
home product of guaranteed quality.
II your grocer cannot supply you,
call phone 1922.
Elton Dunn is kept pretty busy all
the time on his dray but If you will
call his phone or leave orders n the
| Ridley barber shop he will 10 your
hauling reasonable and on short notice
N. w. Mosely received his new bar
Der pole this week. II is about nine
feet high with the big electric glope
on the top and helps the looks of that
side of the street.
j. +. Mcfarland, the merchant bank
or at Logan vas in town this week In
the interest of good roads. He is u
member of the county road board and
is having considerable work done in
his district.
Several farmers from the plains,
were in the city this week and they
say the wheat needs rain. IL is re-
ported that the rain Of yesterday and
last night did not reach the plains
south of town.
Miss Frances Halliburton and Mrs.
| Nj. McCallister of Milan, Mo-, are in
Tucumcari for a few days visit. They
are visiting Mrs. W. A. Randle and
mother, Mrs. Mary Donoho, who for
merly lived at Milan.
The fruit business has added sever
| al new crews and the boys are making
/ regular runs now. The extra men or
"a number of them will soon have reg
ular turns il is said and business will
| look more like old times.
If you want milk, buttermilk and
cream telephone Gentry. He makes
two deliveries each day.
Robt. Childs and family drove over
to Fort Sumner Saturday to visit rel
atives and look after property inter-
ests. They returned Monday and re-
ported the plains needing rain but
the crops look good.
A few Of those who have joined the
cleanup, paint-up movement are j..
ID. Lockett, Elton, Dunn, ID. T. Smith,
c. f. Cusack, Knight Stapp and Ira
T.. Furr. Mostly interior work such
as ~papering and vanishing.
Messrs. Theo. Espe, X. II. Case, 7.
p. Gable, w. A. Bayer, Robt. =. Err
| vein and Geo. Emblem, representa-
| tive of the state land Office, were in
| Tucumcari this week on IA business
tour of this part of the state.
Mrs. +. J. C. Duvall and two sons
are visiting relatives in the state Of
Michigan and will be gone for several
weeks. They will also stop with Mrs.
Duvall's parents in Wellington, Kas.,
on their return to New Mexico.
Ira Livingston has bought the Es-
ties saloon at Montoya and taken full
charge. Mr.. Estes was here "a few
days ago on his way to Denver. He
will go from there to California where
he expects to spend the m m
Mrs. Fifer Caudle, nee Miss Lille
Marie, Of Tucumcari, N. NJ, met her
husband who came on No. 8 here last
Wednesday, he going on South and
she going north the same day en-
route for San Francisco, via Pueblo
and Salt Lake City.-Dalhart Texan,
All kinds Of short orders, cat fish,
| fresh from the market. All kinds
Of lunches put up. Poultry bought
and sold. Phone 200. ! will do the
rest, j. r. Wells
The funeral services of Mrs. Ernest
Simpson were conducted at the resi-
dence of A. b. Simpson, Friday morn
ing after which the body was taken to
~Sunnyside cemetery for burial. Many
beautiful floral offerings were plac-
ed on the casket.
Miss Vivian Landrey, the popular
cashier of the Goldenbery store, Is
visiting her father "A Charlton, Iowa.
A card received this morning by a
friend states that she will soon re-
turn to New Mexico as she is not
very much in love with that particular
part Of the fine state Of Iowa.