Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-22
Gallup


where he visited for a couple o
months. They all come back TO Gal
lup, eventually.
Robert Frost returned home Fri
day, having received an honorable dis
charge from military service. He hai
been at the state college, a membe
of the S. A. +. G.
Sam Winston and wife, former Gal
lup residents, were in town Sunda.
and Monday. Mrs Winston is pat
roni2ing one Of our excellent dentists
! The Winstons reside AT Gibson.
\ Mrs. Van Hooser with her daugh
tiers and son have been in California
for several months. Miss Daily at
1 tended the LongmiTe business college
of San Bernardino for a month, bu
the college closed on account of thu
flu epidemic and she returned yes
terday. Mrs, Van Hooser and sol
! William, visited at Whittier and Other
/ points returning a week ago.
Miss Teresa Weisenteiner has ac'
! cepted a position as clerk in w. h
] Cregar's store.
! The Boardman brothers are expect.
| ing TO go into the Indian trading bus
| mess at the beginning of the new
! year, They have scared an ideal To-
! cation for such Il project, near the
/ Wells pond, about one mile from the
! heart of the city. The building has
| been somewhat delayed owing to the
scarcity of carpenters now.
Mrs. n. J. Holgate and daughter
| Mary, left Tuesday of last week to
spend the winter at Boise City, Idaho,
where Mrs. Holgate has a son resid-
ing. She likewise contemplates visit
ing her mother and sister in oregon,
the former home of the Holgates.
c. NJ. Goodnight, special deputy in
government service, left Thursday
forenoon for a western trip of some
duration.
Sharp Hanson and wife were seen
on our streets Monday The family
has not been able to he about much
until recently having been sick with
that popular illness that swept the
country. influenza. They are located
at Union Mines.
Miss Zebena George, residing at
Union Mines, has just returned home
from Albuquerque, where she has
been for some time, She underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
The streets of Gallup were a semi
military aspect lately. A number of
returning soldiers are wearing their
army uniforms as yet. though many
have received their discharge. Many
soldiers and officers from FIT. Win
gate are in daily on business.
Mrs. Gardner Davis and daughter
with the mother of the former. Mrs.
Rutledge, left Gallup recently for
Ocean Park, Calf, where they will
make their home
Mrs. Lillian Willsford, who has
charge of the company boarding
house at Wentmore, and is also nurse
for the community when occasion re-
quires. was in Gallup this week. Her
daughters the Misses Iona and Ruby,
Willford and son Ray, arG-aIl attend
ing the normal school atrSilver City,
and will return there TO resume their
studies when the school is re-opened,
Harry Coddington left Tuesday
forenoon for his ranch in the Zuni
mountains. He will finish up his sum
mer work there preparatory to spend
ing the winter at his town residence.
The Coddington children, Bert and
Katherine, started to school this
week at the public schools.
p. j. Dugan, deputy warden of the
penitentiary at Santa Fe, was in town
from Saturday until Tuesday lie was
warmly received and kept busy shak-
ing hands with old-time friends. He
was here on business, and attended
the big machinists' ball Saturday eve
ming.
Harley Arnett, a property owner
and resident of Gallup, has returned
from Crown Point, where he has been
working on the construction of new
government buildings.
Mrs Alec. kirkwood of Allison, n,
NJ, who has given two Of her sons to-
fight for freedoms cause. received,
word from the United States govern
ment last week that her son joe, had
been seriously wounded IN battle, sus-
tanning a compound fracture of the
right leg. He vas in the big hatrle
that occurred in October, just before
the armstice was signed He enlist
ed in the 18th Field Artillery, Battery
D. The home folks are anxiouslyI
awaiting further news of his condi-
ton. Alec Kirkwood or SANDY" as
he is familiarly known, is stationed
in Paris. He is first cornetist in the
military band
Joe Noce and "Joke" smith have
opened up the old Otero mine recent
ly, which rumor says was operated for
twenty years, and still has a good
prospect for successful future as a
coal mine.
Mrs. Frank Gaines wife of Dr..
Gaines. the dentist is assisting as
clerk in the post office during the
holidays.
Miss Francis Shocky is another ad-
dtion to the post office force.
Sergeant Chandlee, who has been
attending to the plumbing at let, Win
gate for the past few weeks, return
ed to Fort Bliss, Tex, Tuesday last
Charles Hill of Pennington, came
in today from Albuquerque wearing
the United States uniform. Charles
has Eeen in the S. A. T. G., and will
return to his home soon.
Louis Coretto is back from the
army post. He was stationed at Camp
Macarthur Waco, Tex, and a member
of Company II, 4th Battalion Of Field
Artillery.
The winter weather with consider
able snow and cold has not deferred
contractors architects and carpenters
so far this year, as many new build
ings are in course of construction.
Mrs. S. r. Day of st. Michaels, AriZ.
was the guest of Mrs. S. Il, Aldrich
the early part of the week and attend
ed the annual installation of officers
of the Mckinley chap!er @. f. S, in
Masonic hall Monday night Decem-
Der 49, She was dned and feted dur
ing the entire period of her stay in
Gallup and motored home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Day are pioneers
of this country, locating at st. Mich
aels many years ago
John Anselmino of the aerial
squadron, brother of Mrs. Wilhelm,
resident of Gallup, passed through
here Wednesday en- route to Camp
Kearny to he mustered out