Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-17

Mrs. Gertie CONWAY has been iii
with influenza at her mothers home
in Oklahoma, whore she is visiting.
Miss l.. owens. our>efficient clerk
in the Dostoffice, is spending her va
cation in Oklahoma.
One of our popular young school
teachers, Miss Tracy. is visiting her
parents IN Tombstone until school re-
opens.
DR.. Miller and family are enjoying a
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Biggs
and daughter of Kansas.
On the roll of Santa Fe Railway
employees, IS now the name of A. r.
Montgomery.
Among the names of the visitors
list the past week are: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baumgartner and George
Baumgartner, o. Spring Valley. Mr..
j. James, of Parks.
Mrs. Ed Johnson and children re-
turned from the Buggeln ranch,
where they visited until the epidemic
of the "flu" was over
The snow which fell on the fifth
and sixth of the month. has disap-
peared, probably due to the remarks
of some of our defeated candidates.
A few turkeys that are in town are
waxing fat strutting around and pib-
ble-gabling as though Thanksgiving
was not near. and neither war nor
high prices existed.
Miss Helen Stark has resumed her
former position at the postoffice this
week
A branch of the Citizens bank was
opened in Williams November II. The
building inside and out is everything
to be desired, and great improves
ment to our business streets. The
president, NJ 7. Powers. IS well known
in northern Arizona. The Williams
branch is IN charge of F. c. Scoville,
who is sure to make a success of the
new business.
Mrs. Matte Wolfe was called to
Seligman, where her brother. Abe
Kaufman, IS very ill with the influ-
enza.
DR.. A. G. Rounseville is in Seligman
attending Mr. Kaufman.
Mrs. Corb Wolfe IS near Seligman
helping to nurse the influenza VIC
Tins there.
The election of the Red Cross chap
ter officers has been postponed for a
week on account of the prevailing cpl
demic,
e. A. Phillips. accompanied by his
wife and daughter. is visiting relatives
in Wichita, Kans.
Mrs. George Rounseville is spending
a few days in California.
c. w. Ortt has purchased the resi-
dence Of X. Hughes.
Rouby Sullivant, who is in the ra
do service on submarine destroy
er, is home on visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SullIvant.
Mrs. Prince Yoder and her broth
er, Mr.. Tannehill, who is in the gov
eminent service over seas, have been
the guests of their parents in Car
land Prairie.
Mrs, Frank Orr spent the week in
Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kincannon of Red
Lake. left with their family on Thurs
day for California, where they will re-
main for the winter
G. c. Carpenter of Red lake, NOV
ed his family into. Williams last week.
where they will remain until spring.
A. Sine. of the Postal telegraph
force, is spending his two weeks va
cation in Tucson and Douglas.
George Spellmire received a letter
from his son. Lowell. who is with the
American force IN Siberia, IA which
WdS an interesting ucSCfiptlUii VI TIE
town where they were stationed and
of the residents. He stated that the
country could be wonderfully inn
proved By the investment of Ameri- |
can capital, energy and modern bust
ness methods. 1t was a rare oppor-
tunlty for American business men,.
a prolonged blast of a whistle at 2
a, m. Monday morning aroused the |
residents of Williams, who realized |
that il was time for rejoicing. Soon |
was heard the pop-pop of revolvers
and rifles of every calibre. Bonfires
were burning at the cross roads and
the business streets were full of men.
Germany has sirrenderedp was call
ed across streets and from house to
house. by happy parents who had sons
to see the allies through. I
The stockmen were busy last week |
shipping cattle for the markets and |
from. the numbers and appearance of !
livestock there should not be muchl
hunger for awhile.