The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-02-01

FOR SALE-Registered mammoth
jack, with white points, extra good
bone, five years old, has fine colts.
He Is priced to sell Mt once. II
f. +. DARBY, Forrest. N. NJ.
CHICKENS FOR SALE-Full blood
s. &. X. !. Reds, and Buff Orpingtons.
Prices reasonable, good breeding stock.
Eggs In season. w. +. Mcdaniel,
400 Aber St.. Tucumcari, N. NJ.
J.. F. Montgomery, Fred White, Tom
Ridley and J. c. Clavell left Wednes-
day on an inspecting tour in Guada-
lupe county. They are looking for
land and nothing less than q whole
section will satisfy them.
J. +. O'Rourke has returned home
from Chicago where he attended a
meeting Of the brotherhoods. He is
of the opinion that no strike will be
necessary as a satisfactory settlement
has practically been made.
The thermometers in Tucumcari are
a contrary set. Some Of them regis
tered as low as 2 above zero, while
others from that up to 8 above. Any
how Thursday morning (this norm
ing) was the coolest this winter.
Hugo L~oewenstern and wife and r.
c. Bell Of Nara Visa. were here the
first Of the week on their way to Am
arillo to buy a new Overland for n
party in Nara Visa. Mr.. Loewenstern
is the Overland agent at Nara Visa.
S. A. Wells. one Of the thriving res
idents Of the wheat belt, is sending
the News to J. r. Reynolds of Bowie.
Texas, in order to let him see what
New Mexico. and especially this part
Of it, is doing in the way Of progress.
Henry kaufman. who had the mis-
fortune to have his leg broke by a
burro falling down with him on an
icy street, several weeks ago Is able
to be out on clutches once more. His
friends are glad to see him around
again.
f. f. Darby and c. T. Warren we're
in from Forrest this week on bust
ness. Mr.. Warren is a newcomer to
this county, having lately moved with
his family from Texas to a farm near
Forrest which he purchased. He likes
this country fine.
Mrs. Mary Donoho, who has been in
Milan, Mo-, visiting relatives during
the past three months. returned to
Tucumcari this week and is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. w. A.. Randle. She
will perhaps decide 20 remain n resi-
dent Of Tucumcari.
Jacob Brewer l. here this week from
Nara Visa buying cows and other cat
tie from all those who Gaze to sell. He
is interested in the cn-''o bi'ginrss with
John Burns OF that city, and is de-
sirous Of buying a r'vnher Of animals
to ship TO Nara Viso.
Rhodes cab ~ : av1a hei consider
ably the other nj ut while making n
trip across the railroad to the former
Red Light district. No ore was bad
ly hurt and il has been impossible
to find out who was in the cab. This
Is a dangerous crossing. while cross
ing and after crossing but there are
lots of people who will take a chance.
Mr.. Leonard came in from Missouri
last week to visit his daughter, Mrs.
!. &c. s. Shaw. and attend TO business
matters. He reports Mrs. Leonard
gettinc clonc fine in Missouri, but per-
scna'ly he would be glad to move back
TO New Mexico. There has been lit
tie rain and snow in south central
Missouri and crops have not been as
good rs they should.
Elton Dunn and Tom Horton went
to Albuquerque Saturday and left that
city early Sunday morning with a new
Saxon Six, which Mr.. Dunn purch-
ased. He also took the agency for
that popular car in this part Of the
state and will try to dispose Of n car
load of them this spring. They ar
rived here early Monday morning af-
ter getting of the road several times
between Albuquerque and Santa Rosa.
Capt. Frank l.. Rippy Of Lawrence
burg, KY. who was vii the Kentucky
National Guard bein': returned home
this week, stopped or in Tucrmcari
some time Thursday al y;ei'rA his
former friend, Sec'y Rot y. Y. Case
secretary Of the Chamber o. Com
merce. Capt. Rippy is county attor-
ney in Anderson county. and was well
acquainted with Mr.. Case. II would
be useless to say Mr.. Case enjoyed
the visit immensely.
big Mason" the Y. NJ. G. 4. evan
geiist, is now in Santa Fe holding a
meeting and as o as he can be
secured he will come to Tucumcari.
1t is thought now that he will arrive
here about Feb. 10 and begin a weeks
revival. The meetings win - held at
one of tho ,h,rchas anb N sna.iot chnir