Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-06
Estancia

Miss Davis, one of the high school
teachers, resigned her position and
left Saturday for Idaho. Mrs, Rous-
scau, who was principal OF the Nc.
lntosh schools last year has take1
he- place
DR.. Chinn left last week for his
ranch west OF town. where he viii
spend his vocation.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Mason of
Mot nthinatr were In Estancia for sew
cyal days las week,
Mrs Ada Minerman and little
daughter If os Angeles, arrived It
week. called here by the Illness n
Mrs Minerraans father, DR. Mason.
Among these who attended the re-
publican state convention from th.a
place were: WIN Elgin, Cleofas Ro-
nero. Julian Salas and H. Spcarc,
Mr. Sutherland, candidate for the
nomination for district Judge of tho
Third district passed through Estan-
cha Monday on his way to Santa Flo
to attend tho convention,
Miss Belle Jameson entertained a
few friends at hor home on Monday
evening Tho guests spent II very
enjoyable evening and refreshments
of hot chocolate and cake wero
served,
Mr. and Mrs Alexandra Baca at
tended the fiesta at willard last week.
Mrs. Garvin, who has charge OF
tho Woman's Land army for Torrance
county loft Monday for High Rolls,
accompanied by Il number OF women
who will work In the orchards Mt that
place, Among those who won't from
Estancla were; Mrs. A. II, Pool, Misses
! Mona Bush, Lille Cain, Beatrice
Hubbard ana Bess Rainbolt.
Miss Ella Pool left sunday for AL
buauerque, whore she will attend the
Albuquerque business college,
The democratic county convention
met at the court house In Estancia on
Thursday of last week.
Capt. G.. II. Jameson OF the United
Staten army is visiting his wife and
daughter.
Judge A. V, Patterson. who has
been i'll for some time. died at tho
home of his daughter. Mrs. Head. on
Tuesday of last week, Funeral scrv-
ices were conducted on Wednesday by
Rev, w, G. Grant and interment made
In the Estaneia cemetery Judge Pat
terson came to Estancia about year
ago from Sterling, Tex, and made his
homo here for several months. later
moving to the Willis ranch near Will
ard. lilo was a confederate victorian
and had held the office of county
Judge of Sterling county. Texts, for
two terms. During his short residence
here he won the respect OF the entire
community. lie leaves wifo and
three children; Mrs Head Of Estan-
cha, Judge Alonzo Patterson of Gold
thwait, Tex. and r., H. Patterson of
star, Tex. all of whom were present
at the funeral.
DR.. w. II. Mason, who has been vi
for several months, died at Las Vegas
on Tuesday, Mrs. Mason left for Las
Vegas on the same day and tho re-
mains were brought to Estancta on
Thursday and funeral services he'd IN
the Methodist church on Friday
afternoon, DR., Mason. with his FAM
lily were among the early settlers In
Estancia. They came here from
Newkirk, Okla. In 1905, and he prac-
ticed medicine here until his health
broke down about a year ago Hs was
one of tho best loved men In the en-
tire community, having endeared him.
self TO the people by his kindness ana
helpfulness. He was man of fine
Christian character, high ideals and
one OF the community's most valuable
citizens. He leaves q wife and two
children: Mrs. Ada Minerman OF Los
Angeles. and Forrest Mason OF Noun
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