The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-08-24
Charlie Chaplin, Wednesday Aug. 80

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X. l.. Pierce, the architect who drew
the plans for the new school building,
was here from Amarillo this week.
Mrs. John Bell and daughter were
here from Nara Visa this week taking
treatment for the hay fever. DR.. Bue-
Ter, the ~osteopath, is gaining quite IN
enviablc reputation as Il hay fever
specialist.
Clyde Jackson left Thursday morn
ing on his motorcycle for Petty In
stitute in New Jersey. He will study
electrical engineering, IL he is lucky
enough to get their on the two-wheel-
ed demon.
Miss Oma Davidson and George Lo
mas Of Ina we're united in the holy
bonds Of matrimony at the home Of
NJ. f.. Switzerland in that neighbor-
hood, August 10, the Rev, II, Rodgers
officiating.
Tourists are having a hard time
passing through this arid country be
cause Of too much mud. Streams are
up and the roads have been nearly
impossible for autos. We like those
tourists, but oh, you rain.
Ladies only, remember the date,
Saturday, September 90.
Miss Lulu y. Luckey will leave the
first of the week for San Jon where
he will become principal Of the pub
lie schools. Miss Luckey is an excel
lent teacher and San Jon is 10 be con
graduated upon their choice.
Robt. Ike Newton Of McAlister and
Miss Ruth Norris of Roosevelt, were
married in this city by Jefferson ID.
! Cutlip last Wednesday, Aug. Is. They
will make their future home on the
fertile plains Of Quay county.
\ number Of the farmers who live
near the Mesa Rodonda are intending
TO SOW several acres Of wheat upon
their land. They intend Ia make il
worth while for some threshing outfit
to come and thresh their grain.
+. VI. Williams of Cleburne, Texas,
arrived this week e visit his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Lee G. Pearson. He was
very agreeably surprised with our ex-
cellent climate and cool nights. Some
pleasure TO sleep with a blanket on.
We ask an opportunity 10 demon
strate that our values average as well
or better than YOU can secure from
other sources. The Necessity.
Charlie Chaplin, Wednesday Aug. 30
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur +. Curren and
son, Frank, left Tuesday for Eureka
and Willets, Calf, where they expect
to make their future home. They
have many warm friends here who re-
gret to see them leave Clovis-Clovis
News.
FOR SALE-Half interest in black
smith shop on Main street. Enquire
at shop. Bert Gregory. 47-3t
Ed. Hall, formerly Of this city, but
now of FL Paso, was here this week
to figure on the erection of the high
school buildings. He said il possible
he and his family would move back
10 Tucumcari, but he Is well satisfied
with the business outlook in the pass
city.
The special picture ut the New last
Tuesday night was a winner. The
house was crowded during both shows
and each show lasted about an hour
and "A half, consisting Of five long
reels. The photography wa excel
lent and the cast contained such play
crs rs Theda Bara.
J. +. Whitmore, a well known bust
ness man, of Tucumcari, drove down
to Clovis Monday in his automobile
bringing his daughters, Mrs. b. b.
Grimm and Miss Ethel. Mrs. Grimm
left Tuesday morning for her home at
Rotan. Texas. Mr.. Whitmore and Miss
Ethel returned home Tuesday.-Clovis
News.
Have your piano tuned and cleaned
j. II. EDWARDS, Piano Tuner.
If At Edwards Book Store.
Everybody and his brother is look
ing for a house TO live in. What will
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