The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

and returned to Las Cruces several
N"nrs ~
charles o'Hara has returned home
from the training camp at Waco, Tex.
whore he received the commission az
second lieutenant, n ~ now In the
reserve.
Miss Pearl Price has returned from
Washington where she went several
months ago to accept n government
position. and has again resumed her
work with sutherland and Holt.
Sergeant Major Martin smith u ex-
pected home IN n few days from San
Antonio. Texas.
Mr.. O. ~ Wood, the newly elected
treasurer of Dona ma county. will
owe 10 Las Cruces with his family
the first OF the year.
Charles Brannen Is home from the
cavalry officers training camp at
Camp Stanley. Texas.
Walter Chandler. son OF MI. and
Mrs. y. Chandler, has been seriously
~ with pneumonia. following an at
tack OF influenza. His mother IN
here from Monticello. y. NJ.
Second Lieut.. Wilson wade spent
several days this week with his par
cnts enroute from camp PIKE. ARR. TO
california. where he viii again take
up his work.
Miss Louclla Brownlec H. improving
at her home on Brownlee avenue at
ter "A serious Hines of several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Scott OF Pa
Tomas Hot Springs. are guests OF reln-
tivas here this week.
William A.. sutherland is In the east
ana viii visit New York before his re-
turn.
Mrs. Josefa Parncas,io died Monday
night as a result OF the bursting OF
q blood vessel causing paralysis. She
was 81 years old and Is survived by
three ons ana two daughters. The
remains were taken Ia buna Ana Tor
intermcnt.
Conditions are very favorable here
now fof the establishment of u KIN
derEartcn. Mrs. Numu Raymond has
volunteered to equip "A room Tor this
work II enough pupils can be secured
Ia make IL worth while.
4 German helmet has been received
by Dr. y. T.. Lane from his son, Uli,
now In u hospital in France.
Prof. Zenas clark. who was the in
structur In concrete work at the en-
glnccr students training camp az state
College. has taken "a position IN con-
struction work with the United States
reclamation service al Las Cruces.
Mir. ana Mrs. VIII Mundy have re-
turned from Il business trip 10 FL PasO.
George Quoensberry has returned
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In training.
Henry II. Bowman Of Mesilln Park.
was u Las Cruces visitor saturday.
Mrs. ". H. II. I.lcwcllyn has gone
to Tucumcari, y NJ. this week.
Miss Apolonia Archibald, who has
been residing IN Santa Pc the past two
years has returned to Las Cruces Ia
live.
Mrs. Myrtle Milmine has gone to La
Union to visit her niece and children,
who are all III with Influenza.
Mrs. J. y. Haincs left saturday
night with her daughter, Mrs. Herman
Wol,ers. for wilmington. where Mrs.
Wolters resides.
Mrs. W. J. Kyle was an III Paso
visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Burke has received word
tina her son. Francis, who underwent
an operation in Maryland several
weeks ago. Is rapidly recovering aud
will return to camp the first Of Jan
uary.
Mrs. Ben Saunders will arrive this
week from Weston, Mo-, tn spend the
holidays with her son, y. -. Saunders,
and wife.
The annual election Of officers Of
the volunteer fire department was held
Monday eyrnil ~ u the following Of
iicers elected tor the coming year;
President, J, y. Walker. vice presi-
dent, Antonio Bnrncastlc, ch.ct. \.
Ruiz: secretary. !. =. Ruiz, treasurer,
+. French.
Dr. Nathan Boyd has received word
tina; his son. Earl, has been wounded
In France.
Mrs. j. 4. Harris Of Mesilla Park,
was a business visitor In town We'd
ncsday.
Mrs 4. j. Archer OF Mesquite. Wis
tied In Las Cruces the first az II
week.