The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-02-08

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write W. Is. Odell, Field, N. NJ, or
c. E. Hunter, Tucumcari, N. NJ.
w. A. Stalkup, Jess Crecelius, Clyde
Isler, Bert Sharp, Art Dethridge, Bob
Isler and Frank Bond were in from
San Jon this week on business.
Mrs. John Quirk will leave Satur-
day morning for a two months visit
with relatives at Corsicana and Dali
las, Texas. She expects to return to
Tucumcari.
The News received an order this
week to send the paper to Robert Gil
rouard at Fl. Barry, California, Co.
], Coast Artillery, where he is in the
service of Uncle Sam.
For the clothes sake have them
cleaned at the Model Cleaning Works,
of course, what are you waiting for.
We deliver the goods. Phone i15.
Sam Lehman, Proprietor.
LOST-One white and one red pig,
Z months old, from nv ranch on the
Pajarito, 3 miles west of the Blue
Water Holes. Catarino Elevario,
1t Montoya, N. NJ.
FOR SALE-Registered mammoth
jack, with white points, extra good
bone, five years old, has fine colts.
He is priced to sell at once. II
f. +. DARBY, Forrest, n. M.
CHICKENS FOR SALE-Fuil blood
s. G. r. |. Reds, and Buff Orpingtons.
Prices reasonable, good breeding stock.
Eggs in season. w. +. Mcdaniel,
400 Aber St., Tucumcari, n. NJ.
The railroad officials will not ar
rive in Tucumcari until sometime Fri
day night and it was impossible to
arrange n special reception at that
time, but the Commercial club may be
able to do i. some other time.
Howard Kohn was up from Montoya
Monday night to look after the road
interests for that part of the coun-
ty. He was very much pleased at the
way the bond issue is to be divided
and will be a warm supporter during
the campaign.
Mrs. |. f.. G~rdon pushed her sub
scription mark up another year this
week. She is contemplating the es-
tablishment of a ladies' ready-to-wear
toggery shop. AS soon as she finds
a suitable location she will order her
goods shipped.
U. G. Stephenson was in from Quay
this week buying goods for his store,
which he recently purchased from J.
II. Pearson. Mr.. Stephenson is re-
joicing over the establishment of two
rural routes out of Quay, which will
cover that prosperous valley.
John f.. Miles, the new postmaster
at Endee, has purchased a mercantile
store there and will run it in on
~nection with the p~ostofice. He was
in Tucumcari this week on business
and represented his former precinct
at the road meeting Monda. night.
l.. A. carp and G. w. Cowan were
in from Curry this week on business.
Mr.. carp has our thanks for $500 on
subscription. He said they were for
the road bonds provided the roads
were distributed Ger the county and
built so they could haul their crops
to market.
The Cudahy Refining Co., who re-
Gently purchased the Blake Oil Co.'s
interests in this city, sold its business
to the Sinclair Refining Co. last week.
The new company's headquarters are
in Chicago. They will continue the
business here will f. NJ. Higday re-
naming in charge.
C. G. Crane, of San Jon, was ar
rested this week charged with unlaw-
fully taking charge of a calf which
belonged to Jackson Bros. The COM
plant was made by Jim Bryant. Mr.,
Crane gave the necessary bond and
his Ease will be heard before the
grand jury next April.
The Sisney-Dykes Agency is doing
a good business now. The members
of this firm are old-timers here and
can give those who desire it, valuable
information about what land is worth
and where the best lands are located,
Watch for their advertisements from
time to time in the News.
F.. A. Dodson, who has been at
Rocky Ford, Colo, for sometime, was
in Tucumcari this week, on his way
to McAlister, where he owns II nice
farm. He has decided to return to
New Mexico. He renewed his sub.
scription to the News while in town,
Mr.. Dodson has many friends in this
county who welcome him back.
James Bench, who owns "A large
tract of land in Ogle Flats, but now
resides in Utica, Mo, is here for two
weeks stay looking after his property