Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-17
Tucuncari

ON Saturday evening Miss Mabe
Head. Il speaker of national reputa-
ton, win deliver an address here in
The interest Of the United War work
campaign. The Chamber Of Commerce
band will furnish music for the occa-
sion and it is anticipated that large
audience Will greet the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Jennings left
recently on an extended pleasure trip
to New ork city and other points OF
interest in the east. They stopped for
q short while at Denver, Colo.
Miss Genevieve Burks, the sister of
Mrs w. J, EitZen, has resigned her
position as teacher in the public
schools here an dhas returned to her
home at California, Mo.
Mrs. }. NJ Allen of Endee, has had
as her guest recently her sister, Miss
Rose NJ. Kruger of Chicago, Ill. Be-
fore returning to her home, Miss
Kreuger visited Tucumcari in COM
pany with Mr., and Mrs. Alien.
Mrs. j. +. Smyer has returned home
after most delightful visit with rela-
tives and friends in Aurora, Ill.
j. r.. Clayton, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce here, visited
his mother, Mrs. Lula A. Clayton. at
Roswell. the latter part of last week
The trip was made by automobile.
c, H. Wood and family have recent
~ moved to Tucumcari, where they
will reside in the future. They form
erl ylived at Willard, N. M.
7. p. Craig w. L. Walther and w,
L. Latham, of Juesto, were visitors
here last week. They report excellent
prospects for good wheat crops on the
plains this season.
Charles A. Brown has resigned as
chief of police here and will hereafter
be engaged in road contract work in
the county
p. Fl. Sisney has returned from a
deer hunt in the hills west of Tucum-
carl, where he was successful in kill
ing a, large buck. NJ E. Parish, c. r.
Adair, Conway Parish and w. w.
Mcintyre have also returned home
from a similar outing.
Mrs. Hannah Bonem-Kohn, who
has been i'll for some time with influ-
enza, is expected to be out again in
few days.
Miss Hester Harvey and her mother,
Mrs. l.. @. Harvey, left last week for
an extended trip to their former home
at Knoxville, Tenn, and other points
VI AilAtlCDI III JllG SOutil.
Clyde Burlington, Max ]. Golden
berg, c. S. shaw Farr Herring and
others, who have been i'll with influ-
enza, are again on the streets.
G. T. Euabn, of Fayette, Mo-, who is
locating here, was WIS.,
itor 70 Tucumcari this week.
Miss Annie Helen Hicks recentlyt
left for Kansas City Kans.. whore she
will enroll for a course in Biblerstudy
at The Scawitt Bible training school.
En- route she was the guest of relatives
and friends for several days at Ell
Dorado, Okla.
II. A. Dodson was a visitor to Ros-
well last week, where he took the ex-
animation for entrance TO the then
proposed officers training camp at !
Calf.
Arthur Hampton of Hudson, A. ]. |
Of Montyoa and w. B. Taylor
of Logan, were business visitors here
recently. II
Lieut.. Rhea DeOliveria, who has
been stationed at Camp Keorney in
the quaftermaster corps, visited rela-i
tives here last week. Iie was en-
route to Jacksonville. Fla,
J. II. Steadman lef' last week for
okla, where he, was called /
by the serious illness of his mother.
Lieut.. Joseph Goodman passed L
through Tueumcari last Sunday with H
MS command. He was en- route toll
Eastern points. Lieutenant Goodman.i,
Who is the son of II. Goodman, of this
place, has heretofore been stationed
It Fort Bliss, Tex II
II is now announced that the an
lual convention of the grand lodge of
he various Masonic bodies will meet
It Tucumcari November 1928. Thei
Meeting, which has previously beeni
to convene October 1913,
las postponed on account of the in
1uenza epidemic, which swept thei
tate.
G. r. Phillips, who served for
Eighteen months in the British Y. M.
:. A., visited Tucumcari last Tuesday I
nd delivered an interesting address
n behalf of the United War work
He only returned 20 this d
ountry few weeks ago. About six
'eeks ago he was on board o trans
ort bound for India from England.
he ship was conveyed past, all danger
ones by battleships, it was thought, /.
nd had been left to make the rest OF
ne trip alone when 1t was torpedoed
ne afternoon and sank within four
linutes. After being inn small life
oat for nearly twenty-three hours,
90 miles from shore. an Americanl
estroyer rescued his party. He de-
vered an excellent address. He will .