The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-14

Dicie sShooi 81 v'rOt moTHinR Worship
at IL o'clock; subject, 1.-THE Tempta-
ton Of Jesus" 1880. "Three main
points in the Life of Jesus" B. Y. p. u
at $3.50. We will have special music.
Come and worship with us. Pastor.
Clyde Jackson has returned to San
Antonio, Texas to join his aviation
squadron. He passed an excellent ex-
animation and is flying without an
instructor now. In fact he is doing
what his friends knew he could do
most anything he attempts.
j. b. Yeakley was here from Nc
Alister Saturday making arrangement
for his 3rd annual Hereford sale to be
held sometime the first part of April
at his farm. He says this sale will
be bigger than the one held last year
and he hopes the crowd will be larger
also.
The patriotic show window dis
play of the Tucumcari Grocery Co., as
designed by Smith, the sign man, is
deserving Of special mention as it
shows artistic taste. Mr.. league, the
manager, was much gratifed to see the
Boy Scouts appear before the flag and
salute their colors.
Plenty Of real estate has been NOV
ing through town the past week, but
none Of the agents are claiming any
commissions. II seems that much Of
the sandy soil is going back to Texas
but a few days ago it was travelling
westward. Suppose it has been trying
out the Ozark Trail.
SEED FOR SALE-Dwarf and
Standard Broom Corn seed, cream and
red dwarf maize, and dwarf kafr $500
feterita $500, amber, orang and Tex
as red cane $1,000, Red Top cane SIS;
Sudan $4,000. All per 100 lbs, re-
cleaned and freight prepaid.
CLAYCOMB SEED STORE,
It Guymon, Oklahoma
Goldenbergs are now comfortably To-
Gated in their fine large store room.
They have special telephone service
with the cashier acting as central. Tele
phones are conveniently placed in all
parts Of the building and when the
! balance of the fixtures arrives this
store is rated as second to only one
store in the state.
Isaac r. Kirkpatrick, Quarter Mas
ter Sergt., at FL Paso, was home this
week on n short visit. Isaac is anX
ious to cross the pond but does not
know when his company will go. He
reports the Tucumcari boys getting
along fine, but the winter has been
, quite severe in the border city. II
was showing Sunday when he left.
Prof. Fred C. Whitfield. who has
been teaching at McAlister, has re-
signed and with his father and moth.
: er left for Cordell, Okla, where they
expect to make their future home. Mr.,
= Whitfield sold the farm to Ed. Idol of
Hiawatha, Kas., who expects to move
to New Mexico. Fred has many warm
: friends in the county who were sorry
!; to hear Of him leaving the state.
: SOLDIERS, SAILORS, SERVICE
TEA-Conducted by the Delphian Club
at the Court House, Feb. 18th, from
to 5. Everybody invited and asked to
! bring donation of old muslin and linen
for hospital handkerchiefs and nap
kins, also old stocking tops for Hos.
pital and Trench Caps. Come every.
one; bring your work bags and spend
an afternoon in service. Silver offer.
= ing. Refreshments.
On Friday evening Feb. 8, Mr.. Arch
Dixon and Miss Laura Smith, both
e well and favorably known young peo.
pie Of Tucumcari, were united in mar
riage at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
F. Howard, by Rev. G. E. Ellis, pastor
Q Of the First Baptist church. Mr.. anC
= Mrs. Dixon will make their hume il
I Tucumcari and their many friends joir
$ the News in wishing them a long ant
prosperous journey through life.
The brass band will play for thu
Y basket ball teams ut the school hous'
G Friday night when Albuquerque come
$ here to play the local boys team. |
o you have never heard the band it vii
do you good to go out Friday night
Mr.. James, the b~andmaster, is prou'
Of his aggregation and those who lis