The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-11-25

o. w. Hearn Is In Roy this week
where he will conduct the Thanks
giving services.
Ask for TRUE BLUE" next time
you buy bottle bluing. For sale by ali
leading Grocers. advp2
Ernest Langston Is now employed
in the furniture department Of the
Goldenberg store.
Every gun in town will no doubt be
in action today as this is n day the
hunters think belongs TO them.
+. b. Stribling, wife and baby, were
here from Liberal, Kansas, this week
visiting friends and transacting bust
ness.
FOR SALE-Well drill in first-class
condition, cheap or will take team Of
young driving horses in trade. Call
or write The News Office.
A. b. Simpson Is able TO be out now
/ WIN ZIG htu W CEuttutH htttt btNNIul
weeks in the hospital caused by an ac-
cident when he was knocked down by
an auto.
The Goldenberg Co. that
they are 30 busy this week unloading
their new carload Of furniture they
| did not have time TO write an nd. II
is due TO arrive next week-the ad.
We understand Attorney Harry II.
McElroy will soon be located in his
fine new Office building on Second st.
This will be one Of the finest suites
Of Office rooms in Tucumcari.
The Suit Contest ut the City Clean
/, ing and Hat Works should be investi-
gated as IL will pay those who are
in need Of new winter clothing.
The basket ball team which will rep
resent the Tucumcari Athletic Asso-
citation, has received its new suits and
will appear in them Friday night in
the game with the local high school.
Mrs. Lulu Jones, Of Chicago, who
had been visiting at the home Of j.
| b. Perkins, left Sunday morning for
Denver, Colo. She will go from there
TO Seattle, WASH, before returning
home.
Percy Sample has so far recovered
as to be able TO leave the hospital and
20 To his home. He had a narrow es-
cape from death and we are glad to
| announce that he will regain his for
mer good health unless something I'M
f~orseen happens.
Mrs. Hamilton, daughter of Mrs.
| Lucy Enloe, of Fort Worth, Texas,
| was in the city last Saturday looking
/ after property interests for her moth
or. She says her mother intends TO
return to Tucumcari next spring and
expects to remain here.
The ladies of the Christian church
| will conduct q bazaar ut the Wofford
| & Edwards grocery store December
10 and II. On Dec. 18th a market
will he held in connection with the
bazaar. 81
Don't forget the basket ball games
at the opera house Friday night of
| this week. Two game will be played
| The girls will play the preliminary
| after which the Tucumcari Athletic
Association team will play the best
Of the high school. Don't miss it.
Better be careful and not conceal
| yourselves while out hunting. A lit
| tie boy near I'll Paso was killed by
| n hunter who did not see the little fell
low, being concealed In the brush. IL
you keep in the open oil keep moving
when in the brush il might be better
The Goldenberg Co. received four
car loads Of goods and supplies fol-
their big store this week. One car OF
furniture, one of apples, n Of al
falfa and one of canned goods. II
takes lots Of stuff TO run this big
firm because of the wholesale bust
ness done with the country stores in
this locality.
A merry crowd of Tucumcari boys
and girls motored to Montoya Sunday
afternoon and spent a pleasant time
ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. McNairs
Those in the party were Messrs. May
field Lane, Sam Montgomery, and o
F. Holcamb, Misses Minnie Horn, Ruth
Davis and Grace Bell.-Montoya Re-
publican.
The News has been over-run with
job printing the past few weeks, but
we are now beginning TO see daylight
and can handle your work In the sam'
prompt manner as heretofore. W.
just completed the printing of a large
70-page book for the Presbyterian
Synod, made possible by the installa
ton Of our new linotype.