The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-12-20

Make easy money cutting beargrass
$500 "a ton. See Whitmore.
Sand and gravel for cement work,
furnished on short notice. Phone a..
III Texas Transfer Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brinegar are the
proud parents of a fine baby boy. Mr..
Brineear, Jr., arrived Wednesday and
will make things lively during the
holidays.
Get the habit Of saving. II will be
worth much to you in after years. The
American National Bank will tell you
how to save. Ask and find out how
easy 1t is.
Willie Houston and Miss Ella Dun
ming were here Monday and secured
u marriage license. Report Of the
wedding has not yet been received at
this office.
New shipment Of Pawn Brokers
clothing just arrived at CARROTS. II
Consists Of coats and o~vercoats and
the price is less than fifty per cent
of the real value.
Carl o. Darnell of Rolla, Kansas,
and Miss Bessie Chandler of the same
place were married in Tucumcari on
Monday, Dec. II, at the Court House
lby Judge j. c. Williams.
u. johnson, who owns and resides
on a farm northeast of Lesbia, was in
Tucumcari last week on business. He
called at this office and paid his sub
scription up two more years.
Mrs. T. W. Seymour, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Dixon, left Wednesday morning for
Point Richmond, Calf, to join her
husband who is employed as engineer
on the Santa Fe.
Notice is hereby given that the Quay
County Development Assoc'n will hold
their annual meeting Dec. 81, 1917,
) for election of officers and directors.
; Albert Peitch, Prcst.
Geo. Mindeman, Sec'y.
William II. Ellison and Miss Emily
Davis of Bard, were married in this
lefty Tuesday, Dec. Is, by the Chris
tian minister, Norris J. Reasoner. 1t
} is understood they will make their fu-
ture home near Bard.
Morris H. Cleland and Miss Mary G..
; Holmes both Of Roy, N. NJ, were mar
!, ried in Tucumcari Wednesday morn
9 ing at the Court House by Judge c.
f. Hunter. They returned to Roy where
they expect to make their future home.
Tom Barwise is the owner of a new
v Buick 35 bought Tuesday from the
Ozark Trails Garage. Mr.. Herring,
the salesman, reports several other
$ prospects, who are as yet undecided
as to which of the popular cars they
i wish to buy.
Goldenberg & Co. expect the fixtures
to arrive next week for their new store
, building. As soon as possible the
, stocks Of goods will be transferred to
the fine new building and there will be
no limit to the business they will be
able to handle.
. The fire boys were called to the ware
house Of II. Bonem Friday to put out
a small blaze, hut it was out before
, they arrived although they were there
. n fau, pntnpfac affair tho aIarp, urae
. sounded. Not much damage was done
and the loss was fully covered with
insurance.
: Next week is Christmas holidays
and there will be no school until af,
ter the first of the year. The baske,
ball game Friday night will end the
activities of the school for a week and
: n number of the teachers will spenc
e holidays with relatives and friends out
5 of the city.
Blitz, the jeweler, as usual, has an.
I other beautiful Christmas window. i
e is nothing unusual to see the window.
0 of this store prettily arranged, as Mr.
Blit2 and Miss Hanna are always anx
ious to have things shining through
out the store, but the windows thi,
z year must be seen to be appreciated
When you come to town don't fail :,
go around that way and take a look
1t will do your eyes good.