Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
Tucuncarii

Miss Dillon Brown left last week foI
q visit with relatives and friends al
Bisbee, Ariz. She will also visit in E
Paso before returning home
Luke Hammonds, of Norton, was
another business visitor to Tucumcart
the past week.
j. Q. Jordan the Jordan merchant
was in Tucumcari the early part OF
the week.
Mrs Walter y. Rector entertained
the bridge club last Thursday after
noon. 1t was the first meeting of the
club since the outbreak of the influ-
enza epidemic some weeks ago.
Mrs. w. n. Hilton has returned
from Dawson, whore she spent several
days with her husband, DIR. Hilton.
who has been there for some time as
sisting in attending influenza VIC
Tins.
Fred Walther of Puerto, visited
Tucumcari on business last week.
George A. Eager and Roy A. Win
grove have returned home from a
hunting trip in the northern part of
the state
l.. II. Talley of McAlister, bought a
section of land and twenty registered
Hereford heifers from c. II, Hittson
this week. The price paid was S.
900.
Mrs. Herman Gerhardt has returned
home from Newkirk, where she went a
few weeks ago to wait upon the sick
there. She also contracted severe
case Of influenza, but is about we'll
again.
w. r. Harvey of Passamonte, N. NJ,
was Tucumcari visitor the first of
the week.
Joseph Buck of Gallup, who former
ly resided here, is visiting here this
week. He expects to soon make Tu-
cumcari his home again.
II, d. Bruce of Santa Rosa, visited
this city last Sunday and was well
coined by his friends
w T.. Springer of Harrington, Kans.,
was business visitor to Tucum-
carl few days ago.
Mrs. r. j. Thompson of Santa Rosa
was Tucumcari visitor this week. It
is understood that DR.. and Mrs.
Thompson contemplate moving hack
here where thew formerly resided, in
the very near future.
IL. T. Niece. of Slaton, Tex. has
been securing oil leases in this coun-
ty recently,
G. w. Carman, of Puesto, was here
the FIRST OF the week visiting his son,
~ F. Carman. who WIS seriously
i'll with Influenza
Services were resumed at each of
the churches last Sunday with APP
propriate sermons by the various min
listers
q. K. Carter, a prominent wheat
grower OF Housa, was here this week
lie reports that the farmers in that
helghborhood are going the limit"
In the sowing of wheat and if prospects,
continue as good throughout the win
ter as they are at present, that they
expect to harvest banner crop next
year.
The schools and picture shows have
again opened and the children arel
again busy with their studies and en-
deavoring to obtain a few evenings
away from home in order to see their
movie star in action again. From
the well-filled theaters, it is believed |
that the older folk are also again glad !
of the opportunity to "gct out in the |
evening" to picture show.
L. B. Grayson of Boone, Ia, is Wis
iting the family of his uncle, John
Grayson. He will spend several weeks
here before returning to his home.
Fred Surguy has returned from
Santa Fe, whore he was recently call
ed because of the serious Illness OF his
sister, Mrs. A. l.. linn She is report
ed out of danger now
Sim Mcfarland, the Logan banker
spent sevral days here last week on
matters of business connected with oil
leases for that section OF the coun-
Try.
A grand Thanksgiving ball was given
1t the Elks club here on Thanksgiving
night. 1t was the first dance since the
lftlng of the quarantine, caused By
he influenza epidemic, and a large
,rowd was in attendance.
5 L. r. Robertson and family, FORM
erly of Newkirk, have moved to Tu-
and will reside here in the
future.
c. G. Stephenson is spending the
week with J, Il. Johnston at Shoemak-
n and reports great sport huntins
iucks
], +. Odel OF III Paso, was amongi
he many visitors to Tucumcari last
week.
G. Z. Hunter has returned homeI
rom Santa Fe, where he spent last
week on matters of business.
Il. +. Curry of Newkirk, was herei
asst week comforting with oil menl
With reference to drilling a well onl
lis ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Hutchinson are
he proud parents of bouncing habyi
10Y, who arrived last saturday ito
.ladden their hearts.
Il, Norris Hobert, the road engineer.
listed Nara Visa last week on oYficiaiI
BUSINESS. F.. NJ. Yates, the county ag-
ieultural agent. Was also a visitor toi