The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-11-07

Phone 212, Carriers Wood Yard, for
dry wood. We deliver il. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Moses were in
Tucumcari Thursday. They are very
well pleased with their new location
ut Glenrio.
Get rent out Of that vacant house.
Move it in town now. We can move
any size. Have had years Of expert
ence. Call phone Sow.
T. B. Johnson Of Danley was in town
Saturday. He shipped a load Of cat
tie to Kansas City and was very well
pleased with the market.
Move that vacant house. We can
move them right and at the right price
Let as talk IL over now. Call Phone
Sow for further information.
Snow was reported west Thursday,
and it SURF felt like II Thursday night
as the wind was quite chilly Plenty
Of ice was noticed Friday morning.
A fre-bug IN Tucumcari seems to
be getting in his work. The people
will surely get evcnge il the pest is
caught setting anything else on fire.
Earl George, cashier Of the First
National Bank, hda been kept at his
home this week on account Of having
the Flu. He is reported doing nicely
and will O be out.
FOR SALE-12 head Of roar and
red Durham cows (registered). Pa
pers with every animal. Four 2-year-
old Durham registered bulls.
ADAM LONG & co.
FOR SALE-Four rooms and bath
frame bungalow. One hundred feet
northeast corner lawn, trees, garage,
and other outbuildings. $2SO0.O0 on
easy terms and prompt action will buy
IL. c. B. HAMILTON. 1t
The News is a day late this week
on account of waiting for election re-
turns and to report the doings of the
Kaiser when he reads the demands of
the Allies. These two articles Of news
are of the greatest importance at this
time.
Henry Long, brother Of Adam Long,
died October 81, at noon, at Ellison,
Nebraska, of influenza. Amos Long
of Lisco, Colo, YER after the body
which was taken to Lisco for burial.
| Mr.. Long was u resident of this county
for many years.
Mrs. Del. Martz and son. Jack, of
Moberly and Mrs. Martz's mother, Mrs
frankie Rucker. arrived last week in
this city to visit ut the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. &. V. Robinson. Mrs. Rucker
will remain with her daughter. Mrs.
Robinson, and make her home in Tu-
cumcari.
There are a few who have failed to
pay their subscription and II has been
necessary to cut them from the list.
The News is DESTROYS of keeping a big
list and will be glad to put these sub
scribers back on the list II they will
pay back subscription and in advance
as far as possible.
The House Movers are here from
Amarillo. They finally secured a car
large enough to bring their outfit and
it will arrive on the T, & NJ. Friday.
II you have a house you want moved
now is your chance to have it moved
by men who have the outfit and have
had experience in doing that kind Of
work.
Mrs. Herman Gerhardt has been in
Newkirk this week assisting in caring
for Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Jones and fam
lily, and Mrs. Rusby who were sick
with the "flu." All of the family
are reported improving except Mrs.
Rusby who has pneumonia and has
been quite low. She was reported bet
ter Thursday.
Goodman's Cash and Carry Store is
about ready for occupancy. 1t is paint
ed white throughout and the inside
shelving makes shopping easy. Read
ad. in another column and watch the
News for future announcements. The
store will be in charge Of a live wire
who promises to have many surprises
for Tucumcari buyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Coield were Tu-
cumcari visitors from Montoya the
first of the week. Mr.. Cofeld was in
town several days last week taking
treatment for blood poison. While he
was cranking his Ford he scratched
his hand on the license plate. A few
hours later blood poison set in and he
came near losing his hand and arm.
The News is glad to report the infec-
ton gone and the hand saved.
Many farmers were in from the
plains after wheat the first Of the
week. They are going the limit this
year as they have confidence in the