The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-03-09

WANTED TO SELL-A good jer-
sey COW. Call third house south of
the Catholic church. q
T. A, Muirhead has returned from
the east where he went to buy goods
for his store. Read his ad and also
don't fail to read what he has to say
in regard to the situation the west is
in with regard TO the east.
/. Il. johnson Of Puerto, was in this
week on business and called at .his
Office and ordered the News sent 10
him. He says wheat in his neighbor-
hood is looking fine and while rain
would not be out of the way wheat il
not suffering.
j. G.. Ellis, one Of the leading poll
ticians and citizens of San Jon, was
in Tucumcari on business last Fri
day. He vas once "A newspaper man
and knowing the best way TO make
friends with the editor, he gave US n
dollar and asked US to send him the
News for one year.
FOR SALE-16 head of good young
milk cows. Will calve early.
j. j. PATTERSON,
3t Lesbia, n. NJ.
Editor j. X. Walden Of the Logan
Leader, vas in our city this week get
ting acquainted with the prospective
candidates for county Office. He also
had business with the local land office.
Mr.. Walden says Logan is IA good
town and likes his location much bet
ter than he did when he first came 10
New Mexico from Kansas.
Jesse Richardson came in Tuesday
morning, and his wife and children
arrived from Tucumcari, Wednesday
morning. Jess has q good position
with the mechanical department of
the Southwestern at FL Paso, which
takes him across the boundary line
much of the time. One of his fellow
worl, met as killed not long ago by
"A sniper. Tribune Progress.
FOR SALE-A practically new No.
8 Oliver typewriter, iirst-class con-
dition. Owner leaving state. Can see
machine at News office. Bargain At
j. NJ. Putnam has leased the store
building now occupied by the Blue
Quail Cafe and will move his grocery
stock TO that location about the 18th
of this month. In addition to hand
ling groceries Mr.. Putnam will install
n meat market where his customers
may secure anything they desire for
the table. This change will put Mr..
Putman's store in one Of the very
best rooms and locations in the city
and we predict a large increase in
business.
We have IN prospect an engage
ment of the celebrated Schubert SOLO
lists Of Chicago, and n is expected
that they will be secured to give one
of their delightful entertainments in
Tucumcari about April 3. This COM
pany gives a program Of the finest
quality, consisting of vocal trios, club
selections, violin, soprano and con-
tralto solos. From the Schuberts we
will get a musical entertainment that
is not only superb in quality, but en-
joyable from first to last.
DR.. Herring has sold his interest
in the Physicians Hospital 10 his for
mer partner, DR.. Catterson. He has
also sold his practice 10 DR.. Cat
terson and will move TO his ranch near
House, N. NJ. He has purchased 1920
acres of that fine plains country anl
his son Farr will move on the farm
and improve same also stock il with
They will raise whear and
crops TO feed their stock. We
understand the Doctor will establish
an office at House and will continue
to practice medicine on the plains.
This will give the plains people just
what they need and they will appre-
the fact that a tirst-class physi-
clan will live in easy access 20 that
part of OuuV county,