The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-07-25


in town this week on business.
V. s. Yessler and Jim King Of Nara
Visa, were Tucumcari visitors Tues
day. They report nice rains up that
way during the past week.
G. A. McCammon has rented his res
idence on Second St., and has moved
his family TO FL Paso where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
BOY WANTED-Brigkt and ener-
getic boy under draft age wanted to
learn electrical trade. Healthy out
side work. Electric Light Co.
FOR SALE-Modern Broom house,
cellar, out buildings, east front, well
located. Price right. Terms If de-
sired. See +. M. Waller. 1t
LOST-Pair gold-frame spectacles,
with dark rims around grasses, enclos-
ed in black case. Finder will please
return them to Tucumcari News Office.
FOR SALE-Three-horse-powe gas
oline engine, cheap. Engine is in good
condition. Terms to right party.
j. F. Montgomery.
Lieut.. Gregory was here last week
in the interest Of the Food Admins
t%ration. He reports Tucumcari one
of the best regulated towns in the
state.
Sam Wells, of near Jordan, was in
Wednesday on business. lie reports
but a small shower at his place Sun
day and the pastures are needing rain
badly.
~Goldenbergs are making special
prices on nearly everything in the
house. Read the ad. elsewhere in the
News and learn more about the sale.
it will pay you.
Mrs. j. l.. Morrow, of FL Paso, was
the guest Of friends in Tucumcari to-
day. She expected to go north on the
polly" but No. 2 arrived too late, so
she had to wait over a day.
John Eager and w. f. Kirby are
taking a few weeks vacation from the
strenuous work in the bank and court
house and are enjoying themselves in
the mountains near Las Vegas and
Taos, N. NJ.
FOR SALE-5-hole Garland range
$50. 90; 3-burner Oil Stove $1,000 Kit
chen Cabinet $500; Square Dining Ia
BILE $500. Inquire at residence across
street west from Presbyterian church.
ct Mrs. j. b. Mason.
Mrs. r. +. Severe, Of Childress, Tex.
is in Tucumcari this week looking af-
ter her millinery store and visiting
friends. Her daughter, Mrs. Gordon
Gum, of FL Paso, arrived this norm
ing to spend a few days.
The Boy Scouts have been divided
into two companies. One company is
to be under the supervision of ED.
Norris j. Reasoner, while the other
will remain under the former Scout
master, Rev. +. j. Hoering.
Mrs. II. l.. Hunnicutt was brought
in from Quay last Friday suffering
from appendicitis. Immediate oper-
alton was necessary and it seems to
have been successful as she is recov-
ering. The operation was performed
in the Tucumcari Hospital.
Isaac Kirkpatrick is now located in
Camp Mcpherson, neal Atlanta, Ga.
He has received his commission as 2nd
lieutenant. Isaac will not be content
ed with that honor but will strive to
climb higher and he has the ability to
accomplish his desires.
A. Z. Bent, owner Of the Tucumcari
Electric Light Plant, is here this week
from Denver, visiting his son and look
ing after business matters. He is well
pleased with the showing made by the
plant here during war time.
Horton Ward returned home from
Amarillo Tuesday where he has been
attending school in commercial col
lege. He has accepted a position in
the First National Bank in Tucumcari
and will begin work at once.
Grover Burlington sent his father a
menu card printed in England, show
ing the good things they had to eat
in London July 4th, when the British
entertained the Sammies and cele-