The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-05

the sights.
Mr.. j. VI. Bcauchump and dauph
ter have returned home Com ,uc cas-
where Mrs. Bcauchamp ven. TO bI.
millinery for the Lorkc q Truhn Mil
lincry store.
j. A. Clcmmcr and family who have
been visiting relatives ut Grandfield
Oklahoma, returned last week in n
new Overland auto. They report a
splendid trip.
Hank Thurman and family were in
Tucumcari this week from Montoyn
attending the big roundup. Hank just
came along TO bring the children. He
don't care for such "droll" sport.
j. NJ. Miner, Supt. Quality Typo Co.,
Dearborn St. Chicago, was here Thurs
day looking over our city. Mr.. Nine
is n newspaper man and will perhapa
locate in this part of the country.
Manager Sickcls. Of the Electric Lgt
Co.. left last week for Kansas n
Missouri in company with his family
in their Maxwell, where they will visit
relatives and friends several weeks.
Judge Lcih j. holding court thi,
week. No eases of any prominence
were heard this week. The grand jury
has been arranging for Il busy week
for the district court beginning next
Monday.
J. VI. Ramsdale wishes 10 notify the
public that those indebted to himself
and Mr.. Gregory while in the black
smith shop together, that he is the
posscssor of all bills. Please call and
settle same at nee
Mrs. l.. V. Blcdsoc and daughter
have returned home from an extended
visit with relatives in Kentucky. Mr..
Bledsoe was there a short time but re-
turned home several days ago. They
had an excellent visit.
w. n. Rosenthal Of Las Vegas, wa
here this week looking after his bust
ness interests and attending the big
roundup. He has an idea that Tucum-
carl can draw some crowds when she
goes after things with that purpose
in view.
On the pretcntion Of bringing in
cantaloupes !. f.. McLaren arrived the
first day of the roundup. Mrs. Nc
Laren accompanied him and of course
he could not return home without see
ing the real wild west performances
at the fair grounds.
|. &. Barnes, who accompanied the
remains of the late Mrs. Barnes, TO
Iowa, has returned to Tucumcari and
will remain here indefinitely. 1t H.
hoped hat Mr.. Barnes will again en-
ter business in Tucumcari and remain
a permanent resident.
Editor j. r. Walden Of Logan, was
here Thursday attending the cowboy
roundup. He was well pleased and
will boost her up ncXt year. Mr.. Wal
den is one Of the liberal editors of the
COUNTY Nllo ~ lNHllbllNlbl' " hllN wv
attendance at the roundup.
DR.. Catterson has purchased a new
Ford and understands how to run the
critter already. He is not breaking
the speed limit yet. Only three new
Fords arrived last week and DR.. Cat
terson was the only lucky Tucumcari
man to receive one of these.
+. j. Spuhler returned last weeS
from Wyoming where Mr.. Bent sent
him to open another plant, to put il
in readiness. Mr.. Spuhler is "A goo,
electrician having made it a study anC
has had several years practical eN
perience. Glad to see him gain Sucl
an enviable reputation,
c. A. Curtis, candidate for commits
sioner from the 2nd district. was il
from Murdoch this week shaking tn,
hand of the many voters. He is
good campaigner and enjoys man!
warm friends who are faithfully as
Sisting him in trying to win. He wa
nominated by the Republicans and en-
dorsed by the prohibitionists.
Miss Beatrice Head has returnc,
home from Oklahoma where she ha.
been for several months. Mr.. Hea,
Is sure glad to have her back agail
as three square meals a day look
mighty good to him. Heretofore h
has been staying alone and trying I
eat his own cooking. Those who hav
had experience along this line under
stand the situation.
John Bell and wife and children O
Nara Visa were here this week visit
ing relatives and attending the hi
roundup. Mr.. Bell is "A candidate 70
commissioner of the Bird district an
Of course he was making a few aC
quaintances while here. There is n
doubt about his election as he is we
known in Tucumcari, as we'll rs i