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

ing at the home of his cousin. Mrs. II.
S. Stiles left for his home in Amar-
lilo.
Hugo L"oowensteru left Saturday
evening for Amarillo. returned Tues.
day with "A brand new five passenger
Overland for DR.. Hoskins.
Election for school director occurs
on April 3. Candidate are already
trimming their sails and q spirited
campaign is expected.
c. l.. Parman. of Dalhart. Texas,
has been in the community buying
cattle for several days past. He has
during hat time shipped out eight
"a loads Of cattle.
Robert Cae,s Of Lawrenceburg,
Kentucky, arrived with his family Fri
day OF last week and have gone TO
housekeeping in the +. b. Gragg
house.
+. +. Snyder has moved to town
and engaged in the real estate bus
mess.
Judge ". +. Morgan mas arranged
10 leave his ranch in he care Of his
older boys and will move to town 20
give the younger ones the advantage
Of school.
The Mineosa bridge and the cap
rock grade have been completed and
the road leading north toward Amistad
is now one of the good roads Of the
state. The people of Nara Visa and
vicinity appreciate what the county
has done for them, and all who have
occasion to travel this road will have
a good word rather than a bad word.
This road is worth all it cost to the
community as an advertisement and
the direct benefit TO the people of the
community is all profit.
r. c. Bell and wife went to Hut
Crimson and Kansas City last week
and bought a car load of registered
Hcrefords.
Pike Stroud, of Silver City. was
here Tuesday. He owns land in the
vicinity Of Amistad and was enroute
there TO look after it.
j. @. Tomhpson, Of Stratford. Texas,
was here the first Of the week with
a view Of locating.
r. W. Coulter and wife arrived the
first of the week from Illinois and
have gone to the claim south Of town.
Mr.. Coulter wa here last summer, a
single nan and lived with his uncle,
r. G.. Hornback. He went back to his
old home in Illinois supposedly TO
spend Christmas with his parents, but
while there took unto himself q help
mate, Generalization.
Mrs f. L. VIM, Of Dalhart, arrived
Sunday evening TO visit with her
daughter, Mrs. l.. D. Stith.
Mrs. Burns ~returend Tuesday from
Tucumcari very much improved,
Master Walden Stith is reported
sick.
The intermediate and primary de-
partments of the school gave an enter
tainment at the Baptist church Tues
day evening. The little people acquit-
ted themselves well and were well
p%atornized by the people of the com
munity. Much credit is due the
teachers in their efforts TO train the
children. The domestic science class
will serve dinner at 25c on the next
First Monday. The money realized
from the dinner and from the enter
tainment will be used to buy books
for the school library and equipment
for the domestic science department.
Teaching the children TO do things
as we'll as teaching them 70 read Ia an
advance over the old schools we older
people attended. II has been said that
the world loves a hero, but we say
that everybody is helped by the man
Tor woman) who delivers the goods.
Mrs. Patrick, of Cloudcroft, presi-
dent Of the Rebekah Assembly Of New
Mexico, was here Monday and met
with the members.
Born Friday the 25th, TO Mrs. Jim
Boykin, a boy. All parties doing
nicely, ever 10 Grandpa Martin.
II. A. Nachtried shipped a car load
Of cattle the last NJ Inst weak