Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-23
TUCUMCARI

young son, Harold, Jr., came up
Monday from Corona for visit
with their parents, superintendent
and Mrs. c. ID. Beeth. Harold and
Mrs. Beeth left Tuesday for Ell
Paso to drive home a new Cadillac
car for Superintendent Beeth. on
their return they will visit in the
city two weeks.
Charles Spence, we'll known COW
and sheep man o. Carrizozo, stop
ped in the city Monday to feed and
rest car of registered cattle he
is shipping from Harrington, Kan,
to his ranch near CarrizoZo.
T. II. Lawson OF Wichita Falls,
Texas, who's Gowns a string of filling
stations in different sections of the
southwest, was in the city several
days the past week.
George Gibson, formerly with the
Bell ranch, returned Sunday from
Utah, where he spent the past two
years. He is returning to the Bells.
Georgia Harmon, who has been
visiting in Oklahoma, stopped in
the city Sunday en- route home to
New Kirk. ..
A. d. Sizemore, who has been WIS.,
iting a son on the Quay wheat
plains, spent a couple of days in
the city on his return home to OK
lahoma.
f. M. Hobbs of Dawson, resident
of Lincoln county in the early days,
visited old timers here day on
his return home from a visit TO
children in Brownsville, Texas
Judge John Grayson, who was
resident of Lincoln county at the
same time, had pleasant visit
with Mr.. Hobbs. talking over the
days of BILLY the Kid"
l.. M, Osborn of Greenup, KY
was among arrivals to the city Mon
Gay, MT. Osborn is seeking a health
location. He left Tuesday for Roy.
]. C. Faulkner left Tuesday for
a visit with a brother at Roy.
j. M. Hodges, S. II. Stratton,
John Latham and Jim Hodges were
registered at the Glenrock this
week, coming in to deliver a ship
ment of steers sold by Judge
Hodges.
Roy Cunningham and George
Shepperd of Mills were among the
arrivals at the Glenrock Saturday.
They left Sunday for business
tLlp W ohtoitOlilets
w. l.. Kelly of Roy was in the
city Wednesday, after a business
trip to Oklahoma City.
Holt Holloway and Mrs. Hollo-
way were registered at the Cover
Saturday while shopping in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Dalton are
at home to friends on South See
ond street.
r. N KaIIfrnQ
Of the American Furniture COM
pany, Las Vegas, were among good
roads booster arrivals Wednesday
registering at the Cover.
E. e. Ezell and ]. p. Hare were
among Monday arrivals from ANA
rillo. Mr.. Hare represents the
Michelin Tire company.
State Auditor A. G. Whittikar
was in the city on official business,
arriving Sunday. Mr.. Whittikar
left wednesday for Clovis.
DR.. and Mrs. c. M. Stanfill left
Monday with C. X. Grubbs for
Amarillo. DR.. and Mrs. Stanfili
drove a new Dodge home Wednes-
day.
leaving in their car next week 10
spend the summer in Callfornla
and northwestern states.
Mrs. r. z. Severe of Childress
is in the city looking after local
interests.
Mrs. Gordon Gum of Ell Paso
IS in the city visiting friends. sne
will visit with her mother. Mrs It.
E. Severe, on her trip here:
w. l.. Cain of lima neighoorhood
was In the city Tuesday trading
Walter l.. Morrow, a valley taf-
mer, was in from Quay TUESDAY
]. L, Smith Of Hudson was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. Gordon was hostess to
the P. e. o. ladies' on "Wednesday
afternoon at her home on East
Center street. Lesson study was
on the p. L. o. constitution. The
chapter has adjourned for the sum-
Misses Mildred and Mary Gordon
Hicks, who have been visiting their
cousins, Mesdames Heater ana
Meeker, and the Messrs. ]. w. and
Emmett fCorn, for several months,
left Monday for their home IN
Tennessee.
Mrs. H. e. Stansbury will enter
tain the Embroidery club at nei
home in South Tucumcari FRIDAY
afternoon.
Bethel Chapter No. is, of the
Eastern Star, honored Grand Ma
iron Mrs. f. S. Kinds with a BAN
auet on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. F. Caruthers returned this
week from an extended visit 10
Oklahoma City.
Delphians are meeting on FRI
day afternoon at the home OF the
president, Mrs. c. c. Clark. Les
SON will be given by Mrs. 7. N:
Lawson, Beginning of the. Opera
.-"Early italian Opera Mrs
Clark, Operas Of Rossini'-"Ver-
dis Musical Career"-"Aida." Mrs.
e. f. Saxon, "Cavalleria Rustica-
ma" "Puccinf' and musical illus
trations from Madame Butterfly.
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