The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-01

T II Z T u G u M
Pure jersey cream and milk.
SANITARY DAIRY
FOR RENT-Three housekeeping
rooms and bath. will be vacant the
fifteenth. Close in; inquire at News
office.
Rev. A. N. Porter Of Alamogordo,
will preach at the Baptist church Sun
day morning and evening. Every
body cordially invited t. attend.
W. e. and Cloy Alexander of STRAIT
ford, Texas, are in the city this week
the guests Of Jim Tom Wofford. They
are contemplating the purchase Of
land in this county.
The county commissioners will meet
next Monday to cast up the vote for
the road bonds and transact such 9th
er business rs may properly come be-
fore that honorable body.
Fred Walther sent in n number OF
special invitations to his friends in
this city to attend "A dance given at
his home near Puerto. On account of
the inclement weather several were
unable to attend.
A son of &. W. White, who lives
near Rama, was kicked by "A mule and
injured quite badly. DR.. J. T.. Man
ney of this city vas called to minister
to the boy and reports him out of
danger.
FOR RENT-My farm two miles
southeast of Tucumcari. This is made
necessary on account of the serious
illness of the former occupant, Mr.. J.
G. Cawlfeld. DR.. B. +. Herring.
The tramps have heen quite numer-
Gus lately but they fight shy Of those
who even look like they would furnish
them "A spade with which to work up
u little garden. They would like to
secure "A job, but the word work"
has been removed from their vocabu-
larry.
The program given at the High
School last Friday afternoon was well
attended and interesting throughout.
These ladies are having nice meetings
lately and several new members are
anticipated to join in the work of
making life more enjoyable and valu-
able.
The Whitmore Commission Agency
received n car load of farming imple-
ments this week and have them dis
played on the sidewalk east of their
store building. The Moline is well
known and the farmers have been in
speeding them with Il view to pur-
chasing.
w. r.. Mundell received "A car load
of windmills this week and has al
ready sold "A number Of them. He
said they were going to all parts of
the county. He is expecting "A car of
tanks in and will then he ready to
fill your orders with good stuff any
time you call.
Butter of guaranteed quality, fresh
from the churn. Sanitary Dairy
While attending court don't fail to
see CARROTS display of pawnbrokers
clothing and shoes. Great money saw
nt.qs Tnntg CT OK tn ep m. GhAag En,
to $500; O%vercoats at your price
provided you are willing to give one
half their value, West Main st. Tu-
cumcari, n. NJ.
A good soda dispenser wanted at
CARROTS at once.
!. l.. johnson and II. Il. Johnson
were here on business pertaining to
the building of the spur to the fiber
factory, which they hope to have
finished shortly. This will make it
much more convenient in unloading
and loading the cars received and in
loading the cars sent out.
e.. Cisco and two children came
down from Nara Visa Saturday night
to spend Sunday at the home of W..
II. Steckman. They were accompan-
led by Mr.. Cisco's mother and sister
of Princeton, Mo-, who were on their
away to California to attend the big
fairs at San Diego and San Francisco.
Mrs. Cisco and daughter left early
Monday morning for California.
KELLERSTRASS STRAIN White
O%rpington. Eggs for Matching, No.
| Pen, $3.50; Yard flock $3.50, deliv-
cred parcel post. Write me for de-
scription Of stock.
Harry II. McElroy,
Tucumcari, N. NJ.
j. +. jackson has purchased the