Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
Gallup

Mrs. A. II Cook, relative of j II.
Stingley of this place, is visiting the
Stingley family in Eureka. Kaus. She
will also visit friends at Leavenworth,
Kans., before She finally returns to
her home She is accompanies by
her nephew.
Mrs. W. A. Hams is expecrrd home
this week from Stanley, n. VI, ,*here
she was called by telegram an
nouncing the death of her llother,
Charles Patterson
George Matty has received his dis
charge from the army, He was To-
Gated near Salt Lake City.
Henry Dickson Deal has been dis
changed from Camp Reni. Harrison,
Indianapolis.
Allison Miller, Jack Myrick George
Myers, CLYDE Brown James Carmen,
off of the navy but at different
points. are some of the Gallup boys
horee on furlough for Christmas.
Ralph Hammer, A. +. f. in France
has sent home a souvenir for his par
ents, consisting Of German helmet.
Mrs. Mary Lorenzino died Thurs
aav Of last week at the family resi-
dence. Immediate cause OF death was
heart failure, She is survived by a
husband and four children, Funeral
services were held on Sunday last at
Sacred Heart church Mrs. Loren2ino
was well known IN and about Gallup,
the family having been residents here
for Il number of years.
Harry Malette is back from train
ing camp at Fort Benl Harrison. In
dianapolis, after three months alb
sence, Harry is a popular engineer
on the Santa Fe and his friends will
be glad to see his return
MIS-. James Ritchie received word
through friend Of her son Jesse, of
his being seriously injured while serv-
ing his country in France. He was
IN the engineering corps, and was OPP
Grating gun at the time he was in
iured by she'll from > German gun.
Both legs were Shot off.
j. w CHAPMAN, first lieutenant in
the air service of the T. s A., and
who recently returned to Gallup from
the army post, has opened IN an Of
flee on Second street whore he has
commenced the practice Of law.
Mrs. Margaret Young has been IL
the past week with grip. She is re-
covering, but is still unable to so on
the streets.
Mrs. Rose Pho of the car depart
ment was sick a few days of last
week, but Is better at last reports.
Allie Aldrieh of the field artillery,
stationed at Camp Zachary Taylor,
Louisville, KY, is seen on the streets
Of Gallup shaking hands with friends
and acquaintances
Jack Myrick is home on Through
from San Diego. where he was train
ing for the navy.
Miss Cecilia Leydeu is home for
visit through the holidays with her
parents. She IS employed us teacher
at McGaffeY'S.
Mrs Paul Henderson of McGaffcy's
was hostess TO tho Victory Boys on
Wednesday of last week A very en-
joyable time with music and refresh
ments was reported.
A clipping from the Riverbanll Re-
view states that Miss Ethel Wells,
daughter of J. a. Wells Of Riverbank,
Calf. was married in San Francisco
on Thursday, December 10. to Edwin
NJ. Bates Of Los Angeles. The latter
is a civil engineer in the employ of
the Santa Fe. with headquarters at
Needles. Calf. The happy couple
are now on a honeymoon tr!p to var
IOHS coast Gllles. iHe NellS IdiiilS
are pioneers of Gallup.
Mrs. Esther Robertson of Kansas
City, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma
Gamer of this city.
S. Il. Day, Sir, was Gallup bust
ness visitor Tuesday. The Day fam
lily were together on Christmas day
for q family reunion.
Miss Eleanor Spears. nurse and
piece Of Mrs. Spears, well known
church woman of this place. is visit
ing the Spears family through the
holidays.
Mrs. Sanchez from Relen, n M,
formerly Miss Trinnie Ortiz of this
place, is visiting home folks for the
holidays.
Charlie Spears is home for the holt [
days from San Bernardino. Calf, |
where he is employed in the Santa /
Re shops.
The Literary and Musical society /
met on last Sunday at the opera
house A most pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed by those present with
musical selections, violin and piano /
md guitar duets. literary reminis-
;ences and quotations from authors,
tic A literary and musical program \
Will be given at the next meeting Il
'OHSlSlinS OIL CufIbt 5Ulbs. NlOhH Sc- n
os, selected readings, guitar Duets, X
several vocal solos and an old time Fl
var song written by a Gallup man.
Ill are invited to attend.
on Friday of last week Il. w. Cas-
aday mine clerk at the Navajo mine, H
made a brief visit to the Duke city Il
eturning the following day to Gallup. n
Paul Murdoch, former town clerk II
nd Santa Fe employe, is back from II
he army. He has become benedict
turing his absence from Gallup The n
ride of this popular young man was
Irs. Sadie Grace Welland of El Paso. III
The soldiers at Fort Wingate We're
he recipients of lots of good thingst
D eat sent by the ladies from tcwnfII
nd the Red Cross. These daintiest
onsisted of delicious cakes. boxes of
pples and cigarets. These helpedl
rake Christmas a happy one.
Mrs. R.*G. Castlebery and daugh- n
II from Flagstaff, Ariz., spent the