Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-08-11
Belen


turned from Palomas Springs and
Elephant Butte dam. They We're the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Carl Fraser
at Hurley N. NJ. and of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cregmile, at Fiaro. n. NJ.
Mrs C. p. Riley and son. Ben, ar
rived in Belen Sunday night from San
Marcial.
Mrs. Burt Gore and children are at
home again from their Kansas trip.
Miss Clarke Watson of Albuquer-
que has accepted the position in the
round house office left vacant by Mrs.
Adair's resignation.
Lieder vielstich is home from
Springerville, Ariz.
Mrs John Becker, ir., accompanied
by Miss Frieda Becker and Johnnie
Becker, left Thursday in the Becker
car for a two weeks trip to Valley
Ranch.
Thomas Mason arrived home this
week from an eastern trip
Mrs. Oscar Liffreing left Tuesday
for an extended visit in California.
Mrs. Simmons entertained the
Methodist aid on Wednesday at her
home.
Mrs NJ r. Frost. of Herington.
Kan, is the guest of Mrs. Merrill and
the Misses Guffey.
John Finney has moved his house.
hold goods to Albuquerque and the
family viii make that city their home
when they return from California.
The Misses Ziegler and Bashford
have completed the summer school
they conducted for the past two
months, Miss Bashford will spend o
few weeks visiting friends In Grants
N NJ, before returning to Tucson
where she will teach the ensuing
year.
Attorney Livingston and family
have moved into the residence recent
ly vacated by the Fhlney family
Belen has a Boys and Girls clut
market on every "Wednesday and Sat
urday near the postoffice where are
sold the vegetables grown by the boys
and girls in their gardens. Mrs. Van
Week and Mrs. Hoffman oversee the
work
one of the recruits who was i'll and
taken from the train here Wednes-
day evening and cared for at the new
emergency hospital. He was sent to
Deming.
Miss Rumaldo Delgado and broth
er Tony of Las Vegas, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Delgado.
Mrs. Delgado and daughter, Kath-
crime, are at home again from a visit
of several weeks in Las Vegas and
Santa Fe.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Edwards and
son are at Palomas Hot Springs for
fortnight's visit. Mrs. Delgado has
charge of the store during their alb
sence, She is assisted by Derwood
,Mallow and Harry Campbell.
Mrs. Frank Barror, accompanied
by her mother and two children, has
gone to Toledo. Ohio, for a months
visit
+. G. Heslit is taking a vacation trip |
to Mt. Carmel, Ill.
Mrs. r. M, Odem has gone to join
her husband at Deming where the
latter is engaged in soliciting MEM
berships in the order of Woodmen of
the World. Deming is to be their
permanent residence.
The commodious new garage of d, |
e. Bryant was dedicated with dance
last week. The function was we'll at
tended and the proceeds from the sale
of tickets were rendered to the Red
Cross.
Deputy sheriff M. Stevenson, ac-
companied by NJ. b. Sutton. motored
to Cloudcroft last week to apprehend
n criminal. On account of muddy
roads in the vicinity of the mountains
they had a severe experience.
II. j, Grundmier, of Barnard, Kan. |
is here for few weeks to look after
his farming interests near town.
August Strauss has returned from
long visit in Illinois and Nebraska. |
He reports fine crops of all kinds III !
Illinois, but in Nebraska the hot. dry
weather has made the prospects /
somewhat uncertain.
A large delegation of people from !
this place went to Lake Arthur last
Sunday afternoon to participate in the
ceremony of unveiling a monument |
erected to the memory of J. w. Knox, |
past sovereign of the order of the |
Woodmen of the World. Elocution- |
lists, o male quartet and other local
talent joined in the pilgrimage.
Miss Laura Moore, of the Empor-
ium, left last week for Bowie, Tex, |
to visit her mother, after which she /
will make a business trip to st. Louis.
The coroner's jury empanneled in |
the case of G. o. Threlkeld rendered |
verdict that the deceased came to |
his death by accidental drowning.
DIR. M. M. Inman. who has been
WIN HIS ldlluy III belIllOillid SEVER al /
months, returned last Monday. His !
wife and daughter started home with
him but Miss Ruth developed case
of typhoid on the way and they were |
delayed month in Arizona on that |
account Miss Ruth and her mother |
will come as soon as the former is /
sufficiently recuperated.
The body Of Mrs. j. f. Mills. who |
lost her life in an automobile accident
at Hagerman last Sunday, was
brought here on Monday and funeral |
services were held at the Methodist |
church on Wednesday. Burial will |
not take place until the arrival of a |
son who lives in the east. Mr.. Mills
and the two daughters who were in
the car at the time of the accident,
have arrived and are at the Mills res
idence. Their injuries are serious but
it is thought they will all recover.
Mrs Idlegeorge has gone to Ros-
we'll where she is to be the matron
of the Chldrens home.
Eat fish-they feed themselves.