Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-25
Tucunncari

ESPECIAL coRREsPoHDENcs TO MORNING JOURNAL
Tucumcan, n. NJ, Nov 24.-Tu.
! cumcari and Qouy county, always
up and doing in the various phases
| or war work. have been very busy for
| the past two weeks on matters con-
nected with the United War Work
campaign. Both Tucumcari and
! Quay county exceeded their quotas.
| Clinton Wharton returned Monday
| from Camp Macarthur, Texas, where
| he recently went to enter the officers
training camp. Due to rehabilitation
| he has been discharged and returned
home.
John Harrison left this week for
points in California, where he will
spend several weeks sightseeing.
Frank Griffith was recently called
| to his former home in Arkansas on
account of the illness of his sister.
| Thomas Tale of French was here
recently endeavoring to buy cattle
j. p. Dean. the bear grass buyer of
Portales, was also visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Norris of House
have returned home from BlacktoWer
where they have been visiting
T. G. Morgan, who recently sold
his farm in the Grand Plain COM
munity to j. L. House, is preparing
to move to Texas.
The Quay County Womans com
mittee for the recent Liberty Loan
campaign, entertained the various
precinct chairman at luncheon
here last Saturday.
Mrs. w. $. Walters of Salina, Kas.,
is visiting Mrs. II. C. Rusby this
week.
On last Monday night Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. EitZen entertained a few friends
at delightful picnic supper and
dance at their ranch home near the
city Those who enjoyed the hospi-
tality of the host and hostess were
the Misses Lucille Wharton, Dillon
Brown, 10 Pritchet and Cornelia
Burke, and Messrs. j. +. Moran. n. f..
Hobart, w. A. Foyl and w. II. Greg
DRY.
Last Sunday afternoon large open
air thanksgiving service was held by
the people of Tucumcarl under the
auspices of the Ministerial alliance.
The recent signing of the armistice
was the occasion for the meeting.
Mrs. Al Gaudin and daughter. Miss
Clodie, recently visited friends in FL
Paso.
Earl George and J. w. Corn, who
have been suffering from influenza,
are again at their posts of duty.
Lieutenant Henry Goldberg, accord
ing to recent reports which have
reached here. is now in command of
a company at Camp Pike, Ark, where
he is stationed.
Mrs. r. p. M. Case of Albuquerque
was the guest of friends here during
the week.
w. A. Foyil. president of the Amer !
lean National bank here, has re-
turned from a short visit TO Maud, /
Okla, where he was called because I
of the serious illness of an uncle |
there.
j. M. Lockett recently accepted a /
position with the munition plant near (
Nashville, Tenn. and has left to take 4
up active work there.
H. f. Potter has resigned his posi- 1
ton here and has gone to the Pacific 1
coast. He will travel for California
drug concern with headquarters at II
San Francisco.
A. Paul Seigel of Nara Vista was a
visitor to Tucumcari for a few days
Much interest is being manifested
n Qauy county at this time in regard
10 oil leases and recently quite num-
JeT Oh OH MEN VISITED tnlS SeCtiOH.
among them were H. II. Adams and
John Gholson of Ranger, Tex, III. f. II
MCGEE of Slaton. Tex. j. O. Whit
ington and B. B. Hager of Amarillo,
Tex, and C. F. Hortenstein of Wich-
ia Falls, Tex.
r. A. Prentice will leave next week
or New York. where he will be for
'ome time looking after the interests
If certain clients. Mrs. Prentice and
he children will accompany him as
ar as st. Iouis, where they will visit
'elatives during Mr.. Prentice's alb
ence.
H. H. Scholz is visiting at Hot
springs. Sierra county, where he Is
the famous mineral waters
# that resort. II
j. S. Robins, who has been III, Is
gain able to be out on the streets.
c. C. Batson and w. L. Batson,
10Th prominent stockmen of Endee,
we're here from their ranches re-
emily.
Charles Haas and lc. NJ. Bates left Z