Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-01
TUCUMCARI

Mr., and Mrs. Prentiss Berry
will leave May for an extended
vacation in Kansas City.
Jim Jordan OF Jordan and
George Career of Quay left We'd
nesday for Hot Springs, n. M,
where Mr.. Greer is taking his son
Buster for treatment.
Mrs. Robson of Logan was shop
ping here Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. w. Bawing and Mrs. Will
lie Lawing Ramsey and children
of Little Rock, Ark, arrived last
week for an extended visit with
Mrs. f, PACK and family.
Two new members We're appoint-
ed on the Quay county board of
education by Judge Lieb as fol-
lows: E. w. Bowen, Tucumcari.
and j, II. Shollenberger of Logan.
The board is composed of five
members besides the new members
Mrs. nellie Hauser, chairman; w.
l.. Ratson, secretary, Endee, and
A. III. Curtis, Kirk. The board wiz
have a meeting May 2.
Oliver Williams and Miss Ella
by Rev. CASTOR.
Jim Jordan, Walter and Ernest
Bailey, James and Jason Langford.
all of Jordan, were marketing
wheat in the city Tuesday Wheat
is advancing slightly in the local
market. ........
Miss Emma Johnson, former
postmistress of Kirk. was a BUSH
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Roadmaster c. 3. Lane was here
from Dalhart last week.
Ben Harlan and wife were in the
lefty Saturday and Sunday enroute
Ito California. Mr., Harlan is an
oil man of Fort Worth.
Word was received here last
week that Robert Floyd, son of Mr..
land Mrs George Ely of Dalhart,
Tex, had been lost overheard from
the u. $. s. North Dakota, April a,
and the body had not been re-
covered. Robert Ely was born in
|Tpcumcari in 1903, being 10 years
of age at the time of his death.
THE Elys We're longtime residents
Iof Tucumcari and have many
friends here. Mr.. Ely is now q
banker of Dalhart.
About twenty Tucumcarians at
tended the Shriners meet at Ell
Paso the past week, among them
being A. d, Goldenberg, Gilbert
Bonem, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ell
|liot, Mr.. and Mrs. Shallenherger,
Ii. F.. Stansbury and Albert An
derson. They returned Monday.
j. G. Wardnell of Albuquerque
was q business visitor last week in
! the interest of vocational training
| for ex-soldiers.
Charley Green, age 81, died on
Monday at q local hospital, Mr..
Green was an ex-service man. The
remains were shipped to Decatur,
Ark, for interment.
Joe Curtis of the plains country
was a business visitor here this
week.
O., T. Wilson Of New York state
was registered at the Vorenberg
this week. Mr.. Wilson has been
looking over his stores at Mills,
Mosquero and Saline.
Jimmie Keough, with the Sim
mons hardware, was here from
Albuquerque last week. Mr.. Ke-
ough is older in the service than
any other man in the state.
Mrs. E. o. Davis was hostess to
the Woman's club Wednesday at a
ldollar-day program. Each of the
lS0 members brought a dollar to
add to the building fund for the
new Community house. The club
reports splendid support in the
drive for funds. The Saturday tea
has had fine patronage.
The w. C. r. u. met Thursday
Iafternoon at the home of Mrs. w.
F. Kirby, Second street. Members
Engaged in sewing for the Virginia
X. johnson home at Dallas, Tex,
Bethel chapter, of the Eastern
Star had business and social SEES
sion Tuesday evening.
| Miss Gladys George was hostess
at a geography party" Saturday
evening of last week. UNIQUE cos
ltumes were worn by the young
quests. who represented different
countries.
I A teachers meet was held al
Forrest Friday. An interesting
program was given and a picnic
lunch. served. James Atkins and
Superintendent Mrs. nellie Hauser
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