Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-22

Fremont. He is Of the Fortieth ar.
tillery.
Willie Brown is home on a fur.
Tough from Fort Bliss, Tex. to spend
CHRISTMAS with his folks.
Announcements are out for q
dance Saturday. the 2lst inst, at Glib
son, with Rollie's orchestra to furn-
ish the music.
Or. Ada NJ. Chevaillier will leave
Monday, the 23rd inst, TO spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
L. Noble, of Albuquerque.
The McGaffey schooi, under Miss
Leyden of Gallup, teacher, gave a
Christmas entertainment Friday
Mrs. w. II, Hans. wife OF w. II.
Hans, editor of Carbon City News,
and the Independent, received a teIe-
gram this week from her mother,
Mrs. Ellie Patterson, that her brother,
Charles Patterson. had died at his
home in Stanley, y. NJ. from the
flu Mrs. Hans left Immediately for
that place.
Robert Brown and Miss Lucy Homo
We're married here Monday by John
Schaner, j. P, Robert Brown is a son
of Mrs. j. r. Brown, one of the earl
lest settlers OF Gallup.
Lieut.. John Crosser, is here on a
visit to his sister, Miss Ruth Crosser.
He has just received his discharge
from Camp Kearney and is en- route
ID his home at Winfield, Mo, to re-
enter college.
Miss T. NJ. O'Connell, teacher at
Fort Defiance, was Il visitor to Cal
lup Thursday en- route to Houck to
spend Christmas
The work of construction has been
resumed on the new power plant. The
building is to be about 100x5O feet in
dimension and is billed TO be finished
in about sixty days,
Earnest Pine. aged II. had a mar
row escape last Sunday, when he sus-
tanned three broken ribs and some
head injuries as a result of an acct
dent while coasting down the hill on
Fourth street 81
one of the big events of the week
was the first annual grand ball given
Saturday, December il. at the opera
house by the W. G. McAdoo lodge,
No. 1852, of the International Associa-
ton of Machinists. The hall had
been profusely and deliberately deco
rated for the occasion. with national
colors in bunting and streamers; il
representing the I. A. NJ.
and in honor of the approaching
Christmas season, Christmas bells
were placed at various points.
An immense crowd enjoyed to the
limit this opportunity to trip the
Tight fantastic toe" and the revelriesI
continued to q late hour. when the
dancers HE'D themselves to their
homes, tired-but happy
Lieut., Frank Gaines of the Eighty
second Field artillery, is home on
furloush. Frank received his COM
mission as second lieutenant in six
from time of his enlistment
The annual installation of officers
Of the Mckinley chapter of the order
Of Eastern Star was held at Masonic /
hall Monday night, December l6. As
usual, a banquet being served.
The following officers We're elect /
ed for the coming year 1919. The in j
being conducted by Past !
Grand Matron Mrs, S e. Aldri h ,
Worthy matron, Mrs. Annie Wood (
worthy patron. S. f. Wood associate /
Mrs. Kathryn Cregar; con |
ductress, Mrs. Sylvia Glied; associate !
Mrs. Elizabeth Stofer; !
secretary, Mrs. Mona Jennings; treas |
urcr, Mrs. adelaide Chambers organ
st, Mrs. ELENA Swinney, chaplain, (
Mrs. Jeanette Spears warden, Mrs, /
Martha Kahn; sentinel George Keep /
ers. star points, Ada, Mrs. May Apple |
Ruth, Mrs. Leila Moreland; Esther, !!
Mrs. Zephyr Spann; Martha, Ida |
Johnson; Electra, Mrs. Jean Matlock. !
The remains of Lieut., Arthur e. |
Lyon arrived in Gallup Monday fore
noon The body lay in state at the |
Page hotel until Tuesday afternoon
at 2.30, when the last solemn rites
We're performed and he was laid to |
rest.