The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-03-02

ford Bulls. Attractive price on entire
bunch. Address,
GEO. BoURLAND
Box SO, Mclean, Texas.
Mrs. W. II. Davis and auto party
arrived this morning from "A 60-mile
trip from San Miguel county where
they had been visiting. They made
recor d time all the way.
A number are contemplating the
trip to Santa Rosa this week TO see
the basket ball games. Both the boys
and girls are to play there and a
good exhibition Is expected.
Now II the city would get busy and
put down n few crossing on Adams
street IL might help the Looks Of that
street and make IL much more conve-
nient for the residents out that way.
The base ball team will give a ball
on the night Of March 0. The boys
are contemplating big things for this
season and every warm day makes
them have the fever that much worse.
have a pure-bred Poland China
male for public service; reasonable
charges. Also have FIVE young pur-
bred males for sale. T.. p. AULL,
II 4 miles southwest Of town
The "Weiner" fry given by the High
School students heal the school build.
ing last Friday evening was well at
tended and everybody reports a most
pleasant time. II vas also n financial
success.
We understand that DR.. Herring
has sold his interest in the Physicians
Hospital 10 DR.. Catterson. We did
not learn full particulars concerning
the deal, but hope 20 give a better re-
port next week.
The railroads are rushed with work
and the fruit trains from California
are going east now. The more the
merrier. Pay day comes once a month
and the railroad folks usually spend
| their share in town.
Why not trade nj the Necessity
when you can get the same article
for a much cheaper price.
WANTED-A good man and wife
for general farm work, and hcusework
will furnish everything and give part
Of crop. Address j. T. CROW,
West, New Mexico
Also will trade stock for a good
secondhand Ford car. IT
Two nights each week are being util-
lied by the High School to assist the
scholars in catching up with their
studies. The t~hree-wecks' lay-of put
them quite q bit behind where they
should be at this time.
Engineer Watkins is introducing his
new bride to the railroad boys. He
was married this week to Mrs. Miller
who formerly resided at Roy. His
friends are extending congratulations
for a long and happy life.
No deaths to report this week. II
seems more like Tucumcari TO be free
from deaths. The health of the city
is much improved, while there are pos
sibly two new cases of scarlet fever
it seems that this disease has run il
course.
The new building on the corner Of
l lee anl Mai, ,,r,l 10 -
once. The contract has been let and
the old buildings now there will be
torn down and excavation started. The
owner says the building will be ready
for occupancy within two months.
J. G. Sullivan, of Field, N. NJ, was
in town Monday and called at the
News Office to pay for another years
reading. He says the plains country
has a third larger acreage of wheat
in this year than last. This will make
close to 100000 acres Of wheat.
EDWARDS HOTEL
Good board and rooms, Everything
sanitary. Rates $40 per month. Ia
BILE board IS per week. Corner Gen.
ter and Adams SITS. Phone 4S. II
Ray 2. Boyer, our new Commercial
Club secretary, reports n number Of
inquiries coming into his Office. He
says there will he some parties here
from Kansas to look over the situa-
ton with a view TO establishing an
elevator and grain market in Tucum-
carl.
c. b. Hamilton is holding his own
but they have him tied in bed so he
cannot come down town. He says
he will not have to use crutches when
they urn him loose. His fractured