Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-17
Hagernan

Mrs. Bert Bailey, who has been
making an extended visit AZ the home
of her parents, Mr. ana Mrs James
Williamson OF the Felix ranch4 re-
turned to hen home near Hope ,oh the
Diamond X ranch the latter pArt OF
the week Mrs. Bailey was fcallad
| here on account OF the death of her
brother, Sidney Williamson, at Camp
DIX. Later Mrs, Bailey was taken
sick and is Just able TO return home.
Mr.. Eldridge Of Kansas City, was a
Hagerman visitor last week.
Little Joe Walters was i'll last week.
Vaccination is the duty OF the pres
ent week as the school children are
being yaccinated preparatory to en-
tering school when the quarantine is
lifted.
The Red Cross will hold a meeting
81 the work room on Monday to trans
act business preparatory 10 the cleo
| ton of officers for the ensuing years
The Red Cross has distributed little
| bags bearing the Red Cross emblem TO
the various homes, requesting that
one cent day be deposited for each
member of the family
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are the parents
of a boy, born Monday at the home
OF MTHs lJdFls iuAIlNlt MI ililSNs
Mr.. and Mrs X. l.. Clark announce
! the birth Of "A daughter on November
The Clark family are well known
here, having lived here for number
of years They recently left for
Texas.
Mrs. A. A. Smith, who teaches at
| Pasture, N. M, returned TO her duties
at that place last sunday. Mrs. Smith
| had been having an enforced vacation
owing to the influenza epidemic,
Mrs. Hammontree was i'll last week.
Another of our brave young soldiers
| was laid TO rest in the Hagerman
cemetery last Monday. Floyd Walters,
| the eldest son of Mr., and Mrs Oscar
| Walters passed away at Camp Cody
n week ago Thursday. Mr.. Walters
was on his way 10 the bedside of his
| son when he received the news that
| he had already passed way the
| body arrived here s .ndau and the
| young soldier was given military
1 burial Monday A squad from the
! N. NJ. NJ. l. escorted the body to the
grave. The sermon was preached by
| Rev. Humphrey Of the Christian
| church of Roswell. A large number OF
| friends were present at the cemetery
! where the services were held owing
I to the quarantine regulations. Ihe
! floral offerings were lovely The
/ young soldier was laid to rest only q
| few feet away from close friend,
| Sydney Williamson, who passed away
| at Camp Dix a few weeks ago OF inc
same disease Private Williamson =
I grave was decorated with flowers ana
| "A flag was placed at The head OF the
| grave during the funeral services by
! his friends. In addition TO the many
| friends TO mourn the passing of this
young soldier, there are left his par,
ents, three brothers, Lester Joe and
| Edgar; -four sisters, Misses Roxy, Ber-
! nice, Ealen and Bessie.
The funeral services Of p. ]. Mason
were conducted sunday at the Hager'
| man cemetery. The Masonic lodge
assisted by Rev. d. g. Jackson of the
Hagerman Baptist church conducted
the burial service according to ths
Il beautiful and impressive Masonic
Il ritual A large number of friends ae-
h companied the remains of their OLD
friend and neighbor to the last resting
place in the Masonic cemetery The
i floral offerings were profuse and very
beautiful, special designs being pre-
scented by various ORGANIZATIONS tt
which the deceased belonged. A wife
son, G. G. Mason, five grandchildrer
and a large number of friends zane
i neighbors wh0 have known Mr.. MAsor
for many years mourn his passing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Schooler and 1T
tie daughter motored In fro mtheli
! ranch near the mountains Monday
1t is thought that school will beglf
Monday, but 1t may be postponed UNI
I tn later. The enforced vacation has
lasted six weeks and the parents are
anxious for the children to resume
their school duties as loon as 1t Il
safe for them to do so,
Mrs. w. T. Hayes, county supeflh'
tendent of schools; Jim Bordeau
Chaves county assessor, and J. d
Nell motored from Roswell to attene
the funeral of Floyd walters.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clayton of Artesia
spent several days in Hagerman be
fore and during 'he burial of theli
nephew, Floyd Walters.
i s. NJ. Reed and c. o. Mount re-
turned Saturday from a hunt in the
! mountains.
The Camp public sale, which was
to have been held several weeks ago
: is to be held next week. The Haeer'
man Red Cross will furnish the lunch