The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-09-21

FUN DALE Oh NR DE-Dmul ChI
in good condition, or will trade for
cows. THIS OFFICE.
Richard G. bort of Kansas City, Kas
and Ollie Borden Of Tucumcari, were
united in marriage in this city by Rev.
A. l.. Maddox, Of the Baptist church,
Monday, Sept. II.
Work on the fair grounds is about
completed and Saturday there will be
"A horse race pulled Oft between two
horses that recently ran and were ac-
credited with IA tie.
Messrs. Calisch and Kohn we're up
from Montoya yesterday on business.
Mr.. Calisch is keeping the roads hot
these days in the interest of his can
didacy for state senator.
W. f.. Tiles and family Of Oakland.
Calf, who were on their way to visit
relatives in the East, stopped off last
week for a few days visit with Mrs.
Tiles brother, NJ. +. Gault.
Big line Of Hosiery for men, boys
and girls will arrive this week at Gar
rett's, 10 cents a pair.
a small wreck occurred near Glen
rio Wednesday when three freight cars
were derailed. The 500 passenger
train was delayed until nearly mid
night. No one was injured.
II. +. King and wife were here Sat
urday night from Nara Visa visiting
their daughter. Miss Nora, who is the
efficient assistant at the postoficc.
They returned home Sunday,
Roy Wingrove is the owner Of II
new Overland. He has been riding
from early dawn to late in the even
ing. lie feeds it gasoline, inner tubes
etc, and Is making good as II driver.
Mrs. c. Is. Hamilton returned this
week from Fayette, Mo-, where she &C
companied her daughter to school. She
reports the weather cool up that way,
il being necessary to sit by Il fire in
the mornings.
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J. NJ. Alderman. Of Lamy, n. NJ,
together with two daughters and a son
were here this week visiting Miss Bes-
sic, of the First National Bank. Mr..
Alderman left one of the girls here to
attend high school.
f. NJ. Callen of Logan, and Mrs. +.
Il. Maize, of Ina. were married here
Saturday night by Judge Cutlip. They
were II and Sc years old and seemed
just as happy over the occurrence as
if it were their first,
Mrs. A. ID. Goldenberg entertained
the Crochet Club Tuesday at her home
in the west part of town. The special
guests were Mesdames Jerrald, Kren-
ming, Burley, and Kohn. An excel
lent time is reported.
Good Coal-Swastika. Phone 100.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hamilton were
among those who attended the Am
arillo fair last week. They report it
u grand success, especially the fine eX-
hibit of stock. The sales were good
and everybody satisfied.
AL. Dunlap was in from Quay today
talking politics and transacting bust
ness. He's Il democat, but he say
he votes rs he pleases-for the men
he thinks best qualified to fill the of
flee to which they aspire.
At 1890 a.. m, Sunday will he rem
dered an exceedingly interesting pro.
gram Mt the First Baptist church. This
is our "State-Wide Go To Sunday
School bay" Come one, come all.
A. l.. MADDOX. Pastor.
W. r. Bailey was in Thursday with
"A load Of wheat from the plains. He
was well pleased with the treatment
received while here and the prices paid
for his grain. He called at the News
Office and extended his subscription up
two more years.
W. A. Foyil went to Clovis the first
of the week to witness the auto races.
He returned last night and reports an
excellent visit and the races II success
the first day. II was necessary to
postpone same on account of the big
rain there Monday.
Mrs. J.. l.. O'Brien and Mrs. Eliza.
beth Cushman, accompanied by little
Miss Louise Wood, arrived Tuesday
evening from FL Paso the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, the ]tailors. Mrs,
Cuchman and Mrs. Jones are sisters,
and Mrs. O'Brien is their aunt.
j. +. Seaman, former resident Of
Tucumcari, but now of ella, n. NJ, was
here this week visiting his many old
time friends and attending to business
matters. He looks hale and heartyi