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

Mrs. r. j. Humess, whose husband
is with the A. f. F.. ordnance depart
! ment, in France, has had word from
! him that he expects to be home in
January.
Mrs. ]. II. Clemens from the south
ern part of the state is goinsto spend
the Yuletide with her mother. Mrs.
Akers, of the Gibson hotel.
Dick White. mus cred out from
Camp Macarthur, Texas, whore he was
in the medical corps, is visiting his
aunt, Mrs Minnie Akers
Mrs Robert Dennard has as hel
house guests Mrs. II. H. Jones and
her two charming daughters from
Mentmore.
Mrs Chester Ames, who is visiting
her mother in Pennington. is expect
ed home for the Christmas festivities
Miss Helen Brown has demonstrate
ed her patriotism by adding mater
tally to the membership of the Red
Cross by a personal canvass. She is
school girl and the daughter of
George T. Brown of the Gallup AM
erican Coal company.
A Christmas tree and moving pic
lures will be the celebration at the
Gibson theater and Santa Claus will
thus gladden. the hearts of all the
children, both little and big, of the
camps.
Bob Stafford, for number of years
located at Gibson, expects to leave
for San Bonita, Calf, the first of the
year to personally supervise his fruit
ranch. He intends to be a permanent
resident of California.
Clifford Quick of Gallup, is employ
ed by the Gallup American Coal Co,
and is guest of the Gibson hotel.
Joe Baudino has just returned from
California, where he was looking af-
ter his business interests Mr.. Raudnol
has in connection with his brother-in- !
law, Bert Williams, purchased val !
liable ranch in the immediate vicin- |
ity of Los Angeles.
Rob Roberts, sheriff of Mckinley
county, and an ali-around good fell
low, is now a resident of the Camps, |
being engaged in the meat business in |
Gibson. His handsome new residence !
is nearing completion. /
Miss Frances Roberts, the charm !
ing daughter of w. d. Roberts. is at
tending school in Gallup.
Mrs, Ed Wall is in Gibson visiting |
her son and husband for few weeks. I
Mrs. w. Till nee Lillian Winders,
writes from Moss Point Miss, that
she and her husband are coming back !
to New Mexico.
Frank Baudno has moved to Los
Angeles, joining his family, who pre-
ceeded him there short time ago. He
san old-timer here and was popular
with everybody.
Miss Harriet Mayfield of the Santa
F'e offices in Gallup spent Sunday in
Gibson with friends
r, Trollinger has returned from the
sad rites of his fathers burial in Ell
Paso and is again at his work.
Mrs. j. j, Pitts has returned from
a months sojourn and is back at her
desk in the Heaton store. She has
word that her husband, ]. ]. Pitts,
will return from France about Feb
ruary. He is in the motor truck di-
vision OF the A. E. F.
Miss Mary Brady, popular young
lady OF Heaton, was married on Fri
day of last week to Emmett Davis.
They will reside in Heaton.
Mrs. Alfred Nye accompanied by
her young son, Alfred, Jr., has gone
to visit her mother, Mrs. V. Chase of
Kearney Neb
School is being held on Saturdays
IN all the camps in an endeavor to
make up lost time occasioned by the
FLU" epidemic.
Miss Ora Seats has accepted a po-
sition in Mr.. Akeroyd's office and is
now a resident of Gibson.
The Red Cross drive under the eff
ficient management of Mesdames Sc
Vier, Peterson and Brown, has assum-
ed considerable proportions and has
added materially to the membership
and treasury of that organization.
These patriotic ladies will maintain
a booth at the Gigson store on Tues
day in the interest of the Christmas
roll call
Louis NJ. Kuhns of the eth engi-
neers, cables from Paris that he is in
fine health and will be home soon.
Mrs Web. Ashton has for q Christ
mas guest Miss Anna Nolan of Las
Vegas, n. M.