The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
utGEWNtN NOTES
~, Mr. !. ". Burtk.


\ number Of llngCrmau people at.
tended the uunual conference of the
Methodist church. south. an session nt
Roswell Among the number were Nv
and Mrs. Harry Cownu. Nj and Mrs
y Phillips, Mr. and Mrs - a. q.
Hendrix Others were planning To- at
tend sunday. "a tho conference wap
closec on Saturday evening owing 10
the spread OF spanish influenza
\ large number of out-of-town
friends, as well us local people. at
tended the funeral of Sidney william
son. son Of Mrs. and Mrs. james VIII
hanson. which was held ~ tho Iumiiy
homo Wednesday afternoon tn. SER
vice az the hous" was conducted by
Rev " " Turner of portalcs. and 4
squad at cadets OF tho \ " N T.. Of
Roswell conducted the military service
~ the ocmctcrt. Nj williamson was
m training ut camp IBIS when hc WINS
stricken with pneumonia. His parents
were notified that his condition was
critical and his father was af hts bed-
side whom the end came.
ON Monday morning Mrs John
SchwHrzcnhuch of Big Springs. TcNaa,
passed. ava at the home of her par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs James williamson.
Mrs SChwarEcubuCh. who was former
Is Miss Lulu u williamson. was rais-
ed here and her nan friends were
deeply shocked to learn ar hcr death
which camo soon after the burial OF
her brother Pneumonia. following
AN attack of influenza, waa the cauao
uf her death, Tho funeral services
wore conducted "Wednesday afternoon
by Roy. W w Turner of portnlcs and
the body was laid beside that OF hor
brother who WIS buried Just one week
before.
Mr. Schwarzonbach and Miss Olcn
Williamson have bee 40 with the In
t%lucnzn. but are now improving
Public school and also the s II A
school WIS closed tina week on account
OF the influenza.
\ number of Hagerman young peo-
pie and their parents attended the ox-
hthtt OF the Chnvcs County Bows ana
Girls club which was held az Roswell
saturday owen Phillips, Of Hagor-
man, won second Prize with q pig
which he raised.
\ severe electrical storm accom-
panied hy "a heavy rain. visited this
vicinity early "Wednesday morning.
The rain was badly needed. No dBm-
age was reported from the lightning
except that a number of phones were
burned out.
Rev. n Mrs. wv Hendrix re-
turned the FIRST of the week from
ltoaW cal anu ar" preparing 20 move 10
Fort stockton, Texas. whore itcv. Hen
driN has been assigned Tor the Cumins
year
Rev. Carter has been assigned to
tho HdgCrmun church
Last Wednesday captain Milton
Brown. uu aged veteran of the con
fclcratc army. was laid to rest IA the
Masonic cemetery. The funeral snr-
vice WINS hold 81 tho house and was
conducted hy Rov. !. W. Hendrix.
pastor OF the VI g.. church captain
Browns sous and daughters came
FROM various parts OF The country to
attend the funeral
Miss Della Crisslcr was u Roswell
visitor FRIDAY, being q guest at tho
homc OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush.
Nj. aud Airs J.. Il. Burck and Miss
Esther James we're Roswell visitors
Saturday
Messrs farmer. Hannah and Phil
lips n owen Phillips were Roswell
visitors SATURDAY.
Rev. Edw = Doan, OF Roswell.
preached at the Christian church sun
day evening.
Revival meetings were begun nt tbs
Baptist church On SUNDAY evening.
with Evangelist 4, h. Maddox con.
Quoting tho services. The meeting
were suspended Monday owing 90 the
influenza quarantine
Mrs slater and son John Henry.
and daughter, Miss MARY. were Eos-
well visitors SATURDAY.