The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-10-18

who had been visiting at the Whit
more home and with other friends In
Tucumcari, left last night for Cali
%fornia. The younger Clark likes this
country very much and is DESTROYS Of
securing q ranch.
Judge Williams performed n double
ceremony Wednesday when he tied the
nuptial knot that made Ben Sanders
and Miss Reba Bone, man and wife,
and Ernest Martin and Dell Sander
son one. All four parties are from the
Bard neighborhood.
RUMMAGE SALE-Get clothes for
yourself and children VERY CHEAP
at Kirkpatrick store, on Saturday.
October 20. There will be Skirts,
waists, shoes, ETC., at less than half
their real value.
M. E. Missionary Society.
E. E. Hayden was in from Ragland
Monday. He had his paper address
changed from Ragland to McAlister on
account Of the suspension Of the post
Office at Ragland. The store has been
Tor will be) moved away and there
will be no place for IA postofice.
A. Z. Cade was in the first of the
week attending court. He says the
crops around House are very nearly a
total failure, the worst he has ever
seen since his residence on the plains.
The farmers out there have not lost
heart but are preparing and expecting
to raise good crops next year.
A card was received from Stanley G..
member of the New Mexico regiment
which has been located in Albuquerque
for several months, says: 1--WE are on
the road to Linda Vista, Calf. Will
write to you from there. Many re-
CARDS to friends and dear old Tucum."
Joe Yaeger is here again from RAJ
ton assisting in operating the Rex
Opera House. Mr.. Yaeger is content
with nothing but the hest and will
make much improvement while here.
The Barrier last night played to a ca
pacity house and it is expected that
another good house will be present to-
night.
d. H. Jones, of Bard City, together
with his wife, were Tucumcari visit
ors Monday. They have recently re-
turned to Quay county from Maple
City, Okla, where they have been liv-
ing the past three years. While in
ITucumcari Mr.. Jones called at this
office and pushed his subscription up
to 1918.
. Miss Artie Fox left this week for
Oklahoma City where she entered one
of the largest commercial colleges of
the south. She will take both short
hand and typewriting. Miss Fox has
many friends here who wish her good
luck in this new undertaking and when
she has completed the course she will
have no trouble in landing a paying
position.
Mrs. w. +. Gaulding lost a small
leather bag Monday evening, Oct. 10,
bearing the name Of Peoples State
Bank, Thayer, Mo-, and containing
two five dollar bills, four silver dol
lars, one half dollar, and about thirty
cents in change. Anyone finding same
please leave at the Postofiice or re-
turn to owner and get reward.
W. f. Gaulding
Mrs. W. NJ. Ramsey has returned
from an extended viz. with relatives
at Greeley, Coo. She was accompa-
MED home by her niece, Mrs. j. +.
Schwartz, who will visit here some
time. Mrs. Ramsey said she had or
dered a carload of Greeley" potatoes
; and had already sold them to the To-
cal merchants. Greeley is noted for
its extra fine Irish potatoes.
The Whole NeighborhOOd Knows
Mrs. Anna Pelzer, 1926 jefferson st
: So. Omaha, Neb., writes, "Foley's
Honey and Tar cured my daughter of
t a bad cold. My neighbor, Mrs. Ben
son, cured herself and family with
Foley's Honey and Tar, and in fact