The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-18

II pays 10 look around before you
buy. We have some blue serges that
will surprise you at the low price.
JONES, the Tailor.
There will be q meeting of the Pa
rent Teachers Association at the Cen
trial School building Friday afternoon,
Jan. 10, at 500 o'clock.
The county clerk this morning re-
ceived an application for marriage Ii
cense from Morley w. Cain and Miss
Sara Dunning. both Of Ina.
{. &. Wooton was in from House
this week on business. While in town
he called at News headquarters and
subscribed for the old reliable.
The Union Garage has installed a
new air-compressor and o has an
abundance of FREE AIR to give away
and gasoline at 23c a gallon.
J. F. Mcfarland Of Logan, was a
Tucumcari visitor this week. He came
in TO attend the road meeting mt the
Opera House. Wednesday night.
Mclaren was in from Quay today
on business. He says they have form
ed a Club out there and are now ready
to entertain the Farm Loan Board.
Trains have been late this week on
account of the cold weather. There
.,.. z.,.lr~~Ll~ -n.. rz, "a C.,,,
Rosa and west than from that point
east.
The biggest and best cake ever bak-
ed at Shaw's Bakery will be given to
the winner in the popular ladies con
test at the Opera House on Friday
evening, January 10, 1917.
John Burns, banker, and merchant
at Nara Visa. was here Wednesday
, night to attend the road meeting. Mr..
E Burns is for good roads IL Nara Visa
can secure her just portion.
The Union Garage has moved to the
= building. LIST DOOR east Of Elk Drd,
store. and ia selling all kinds OF auto
tires, tubes, ard accessories. i;aso-
E line is only 23c a gallon here.
STRAYED-One dark iron-grey
mare, 7 years old, branded PML on the
. right hip, from f. Packs pasture. In
formation will be rewarded by.
1T J. A. Abeyta, Tucumcari.
( Fred Walther has returned from his
q auto trip to the mountains in the north
I part Of the state. Fred said he liked
il mighty fine up that way. but had
1 not yet decided to give up old Quay
{ II. &. Bowe, Of Endee, was here last
Friday on business. He is a member
of Bowe Bros, who own and operate
|, n garage at Endee. While in town Mr.
Bowe called and subscribed for the
News.
:. X. K. Wheatley of Amarillo, was a
ITucumcari visitor this week. He has
the contract for putting In the heatir 8
plant at the new school building and
= was here looking after the unloading
. of supplies.
r. E. Norman Of the depot force,
has accepted the deputyship in the
, county clerks office. Mr.. Norman is
. well known in Tucumcari and he has
! the ability to make Mr.. Lawson ar ef.
fcient assistant.
j. II. Hunsucker. of Seymour, Ind.
u nephew of c. II. Alldredge, was in
v Tucumcari last week visiting the Judge
He was prospecting and will perhaps
return here TO locate after he visits
points in Colorado.
J. G.. McCord. an old q. A. K. sol
der. who was in Tucumcari from San
, Ia Rosa, taking medical treatment,
: died Friday, Jan. IL. The remains
? were prepared for burial and shipped
. back to Santa Rosa.
b. Il. Cunningham, representative
: of the clock and messenger depart
|. ments Of the Western Union Tele-
, graph Co., with headquarters at Den
> ver, Colo, was in Tucumcari this week
: : on business for the company.
. DIR, James Yates, OF Corona, n. NJ,
; was in Tucumcari Saturday with his
: son, A. W, from Plains. He is inter-
, ested in the new 640-acre grazing land
; law and is DESTROYS Of taking up his
, full share of the public domain.
Mrs. G. Funk has returned home
from California where she had been
J on account Of poor health. While she
> Is perhaps some better she is far from
; being well. Her many friends hope
she will fully recover her former good
. health.
; Bill Troup, who is working in the
. X. r. yards at Amarillo, is in Tucum-