The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-11-09
Good coal "Swastika." Phone 100.

Good coal "Swastika." Phone 100.
Ira Livingston was here from Mon
toya this week on business.
Editor Walden was down from To-
gan this week to learn more about the
presidential election.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Caps,
rear Quay, a hoy, Albert Glenn, who
arrived October 2b.
A number OF business men accom-
panied the Ozark Trails boosters to
Santa Rosa Thursday.
WANTED-Two girls, n cook, one
house maid. For particulars apply to
Mrs. Y. Kohn, Montoya. n. NJ.
Roy X. Bruna and r. =. Montague
Of Floydada, Texas. were here this
week in company with the Ozark Trail
boosters.
Mrs. x. h.. Garrett and daughter,
who have been spending n few weeks
on the farm near Quay, will return to
Tucumcari Sunday.
Ralph G. Ely was here Sunday night
on his way home to vote. He had been
stumping the state in behalf Of the
Democratic ticket, or part oft.
J.. |. Mayes. Gene Duncan, !. n. lvey
III. L.. T.. l. ~ u,.a., &c NFnnn
Texas. were here Wednesday night at
tending u meeting Of the Ozark Trails
builders and boosters.
John Eager. the next treasurer of
Quay county, asks the News to thank
his many friends who gave him such
a splendid vote. He promises to give
! them a splerdid administration.
, \. Petersen was here from Amarillo
this week on business. He is muchly
interested in securing a bear grass fac
! tory for Tucumcari. as it would help
. the Rock Island r. R.. and the people
e all along the line.
{ W. S. Townsend of Chicago, was in
c Tucumcari this week to attend n meet
+ ing Of the directors of the Red Peak
e Copper Company. He returned to Chi
o cage well pleased with the Investment
made in this county,
The ladies' bible class of the Chris
d tian church was delightfully."- entertain
'o ed by their teacher Mrs. w. T. Free
burg at her home Tuesday evening
with "A tacky party. Refreshment
were served. All report Il most en-
y joyable evening.
z, Mrs. Geo. King of Redlands, Calf
he came in Tuesday to spend a month O
y more with her sister, Mrs. II. f. Cald
is well, who is enjoying a visit from thei
. parents Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Of In
to diana. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey expec
Ne to spend the winter with their daugf
ter, Mrs. Caldwell.
to One night last week during a Ha
is lowe'en raid some one took the wasf
ne ing machine of C. E. CANDLES an
v sit it in the road. Some of the neigl
W bors saw it there and directly a WACO
NJ came along and it was gone. Mr.
is Gamble would like to have it returne
go to her house on south Second st.
ed $500
G. NJ. Bratton, who was arrested
Chief Coles while emerging from ID
II. NJ. Smiths garage laden with son
he of the owners possessions, has bee
A. given 10 days in the county jail
M Judge Leo NJ. Upton. Bratton sa!
ic he is a Spaniard from FL Paso, al
n that recently he ser, ed as interpret
no for the court at Tucumcari.-Las Y
tie gas Optic. We don't know him.
B. l.. Francis, Quay county's ne
assessor, spent Tuesday in Tucumca
and lost his vote as he was not allo'
Ol ed to vote out Of his precinct, but
m seems like he wa elected anyway
the returns show him elected by som
thing neal 1900 votes. Just as W,
come to town and pick out n hou
and get ready to begin work Janua
LIST, b. L., because you may want
stay here after you try il once.
D The Philharmonic Society will m,
on Friday night, November 10th,
: o'clock in ST. Michacl's lnstitu
New members are coming in stead
\ and the chorus already has a larp
i membership this year, and should !
await further invitation.
Edward J. Hoering,
Musical Direct
Fifteen Hundred Miles for Wilson
The genial smile of Junior Lawy
James Briscoe, was missed in the l..
Glass last Monday morning and up
inquiry it was learned that Friday
cning he packed his suitcase and g
emily stole away" to the sunshine st.