Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-19
TUCUMCARI

P. E. Luckenbill, chief of state
biological work, is establishing Of
fices at this place. Mr.. Lucken-
bills headquarters is at Albu-
querque.
Miss Olga e. Taffel, superinten-
dent of the FL Paso school for
girls, was in the city Saturday to
meet Miss Harriet C. Witt of
French, n. M. Miss Witt accepted
a position to teach art in the Ell
Paso school for the coming term.
Mrs. G.. C. Andrews and children
left on Thursday morning for Ok
lahoma City on account of the Sc
rious Illness of Mrs. Andrews
mother at that place.
s. L. Trigg returned Saturday
from business trip to Amarillo
and vicinity.
r. H. Smith and wife, who have
been spending a month in Okla
homa, returned to Mills, N. M,
stopping Saturday in the city.
Mrs. John Horton, formerly OF
this place, returned to her home
at Bennett, Tex, after a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Ed Saxon and Mrs.
Tom Horton.
Harry Watson and wife of Kan
sas City were in the city the past
week. Mr. Watson is foreman OF
construction on the big bridge that
is being constructed across the
Canadian river at Logan.
Walter Copeland and family, for
merly of this place, came in from
Mora Monday. Mrs. Copeland and
children will spend the week with
friends in the city. Mr.. Copeland
left for Mosquero Tuesday on busl'
ness and to attend the big celebra-
ion. g..
| A. S. and Solona May, father anc
son, who formerly lived at Ros'
well, were here Thursday en- route
Ito the mountains. They were
travelling by motorcycle, and were
from Amarillo, their present home
H. T. MCGEE returned from Am
arillo Tuesday evening. Mrs, Nc
Gee, who has been in Chicago
where Virginia is attending school
will return soon to Tucumcari.
The women of the Presbyterian
Aid served a banquet on Monday
evening at q get-together meetins
for the workers and ministers II
1.-THE evangelstic meetings. Rev
Royburn delivered an appropriate
laddress for the occasion, and Mr.
Wickland in charge Of singing a
the Tabernacle, sang several SOLOS
The Rt. Rev. Bishop F. B. How
hden delivered an address at Elks
home on Monday evening, proceed
ing a banquet given in his honor
Mrs. C. d. Beeth and son. hlhg
have returned from a months va
cation spent with Mrs. Beeth's rel
atives at Larned, Kans.
Donald Beeth, son of Superin
tendent and Mrs. c, D. Beetht re
turned Saturday from the Colo
RADIO School Of Mines at Golden
Colo.
Sixty-one cars of cattle passet
through this place on Tuesday q
route from FL Paso to SiXela, N
NJ. the end of the Colorado ant
> Southern and the beginning poin
: of the Fort Worth and Denver ran
way. The cattle were bein!
shipped by the American Livestock
t and Loan company to grass.
4 Mrs. f. S. Kinds was hostess OF
> Thursday afternoon to the ladie
= of st, MichaeTs Guild at a busl
ness and social session.
The Episcopals are planning 70
a new church to be built this tal
( Willie Mcdonald, a former Qua
e county boy, is here for visit wit.
s friends. He is now connected wit
f the Peoples Trust and Saving
= bank of Las Vegas.
j Mrs. Warren Haight, daughte
: and son, Florence and Harold, ar
t spending the week at the farm
g near Logan.
D Mrs. Lulu Lowell, who laugh
the past term at Logan and VIII