Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-23
Williams, Ariz.

IL, j. common OF Flagstaff, visited
friends in Williams last sunday.
Judge X. n. Sleeves, Ed Hamilton
and M. Buggeln made business TRIP
to Flagstaff last Monday
II. C. Hibben was in from Anita on
Tues lay.
T. II. Cureton has returned from
Phoenix, where he attended the good
roads meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson left |
Tuesday for California. where they
will remain for two weeks ON their
return they VIII he accompanied by
little Milton Sewer, who has been
visiting his grandparents in Monrovia,
Calf.
Mrs, Fred Platten returned Satur-
day from trip which included phoe-
nix, Prescott and Ashfork.
James Walsh, a former resident of |
VIII ans died Monday, in the Chase |
sanitarium, Los Angeles.
Mrs. Peter Shafer returned Sunday |
| from a weeks visit with friends in |
Kingman.
Mrs. Michael Duffy returned from !
Clarksdale, where she was called by |
| the illness of her sister, Miss l.. |
| Sughrue.
Mrs Harry Risteen was the week. |
end guest of her sister, Mrs Cole. at |
| Seligman.
Twenty friends met at the residence !
4 of c. r. Sullivant last Monday to |
wish him a happy birthday, ana to
present him with many gifts. Refresh |
ments were served and pleasant
evening enjoyed by all present.
/ Ben Fait, who has been with the
A.. e. r., returned from France las,
Sunday.
! A meeting of the members of the
Red Cross was held las. Friday at
the residence of the chairman, Mrs
p. A. Melick. A number of garments
were finished, and plans discussed
Cor the disposal of material ON hand,
and also for the canteen WORK, which
REQUIRES more assistants.
Former Marshal Robert Burns has
sold his interest in the Parlor Billiard
hall to Wade & Fousha. He is In
Phoenix on business.
The Daughters of Rebekah enter
tanned last Friday and Saturday, Mrs
Elizabeth Tappin, of Clifton, president
of the Rebekah assembly. of the
jurisdiction of Arizona. After the
business was transacted on Friday
evening, Mrs. Tappin and Miss Bes-
sic Gilsan were presented with Ari-
IONA souvenir spoons.
Rev. D. L. Reid assisted at the re-
vival services held at Winslow Mon
day night.
Governor Thomas Campbell ap-
pointed the following residents OF
Williams as delegates to the Pacific
Coast congress for a league of ma
tons, to be held in San Francisco on
February 10 and 20, 1919: II. A.
Nickerson, Fred Ferguson, L. s. Will
liams. f. A. Miller, f. O. Poison,
Mesdames T. II. Cureton and A. Sine
The many friends of Sergeant Carl
son of the aero department of A. r..
! r., were glad to welcome him home
| last Sunday.
The young son of Claude Thomas
son had a narrow escape from death
J the other day He climbed up on a
dresser and drank some hair tonic
, that he found there. few days ill
! ness was the result. The doctor in
| attendance said that slightly larger
; dose would have proved fatal
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Risteen invited
a few friends to assist them on Fri
day evening to celebrate the fifteenth
IL anniversary of their marriage. Bridge
was played and delicious refreshments
were served The guests heartily
y congratulated Mr.. and Mrs Risteea
y on their anniversary and left good
e wishes for many happy returns.
Mr., and Mrs. Butler entertained a
few friends informally on Friday, the
: 4th. Bridge was played and light re-
n freshments were served. The guests
& were Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. scoville, Mr.,
T and Mrs. ii. c. Risteen, Mr.. and Mrs
n Messner.
T Rev. G. V. La Fontaine, who re-
signed the pastorate of the Methodist
u church in Williams to take up work
n for the Y. NJ G. A. during the war
: was a guest, with his wife and daugh.
y ter, at the Tucsonian hotel, in Tusor
last week. He is at present stationed
o at Nogales with the Y. M. c. A.
IS A perfect night, good floor, excel
lent music and large attendance, com
q bined to make the Maccabees mas
y querade ball one of the best dances
l. first strains of the orchestra, unit
ID Home, Sweet Home was heard, tn
W floor was crowded with dancers. AM
s. the gallery with spectators. Ever.
- conceivable costume was there
some beautiful, some grotesque. Man
J. visitors from Seligman, Ashfork
u Flagstaff and adjacent localities help
ed to swell the great throng. TIL
= prize winners were: First, 'F'rencl
- Dolls,' Miss Clarice Thomas and Mis-
Lucille Tracy; second "Cololred Gen
a Ilefle0, u. -. ftOeTSl anu LEVI MUM
~ gomery; third, isis Hopkins" Mis-
Ida McMullen and 1.-THE Eterns
Question" Mr.. Messner.
Lieut. Thomas Maddox and Mr.,
Maddox were the guests last Sunda
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerrie Lee, and NJ
and Mrs James Kennedy. Lieutenar
Maddox had just returned fror
France. Mrs. Maddox met him i
New York and returned with him t
their home in Phoenix.
Mrs. Bert Kearney entertained he
Sunday school class with valentin
party last Friday evening. Decora
N tons, games and refreshments carrie
a out the valentine scheme. The youn
" people declared it a most pleasar
I evening.
Miss BiggersF music pupils ha,
q formed club, and held their fir!
meeting at her residence on Saturda,
After a short program was rendere,
refreshments were served. All til
members eagerly await the next NEE
ing of their club.
Mrs. c. d. Callan entertained a fe
friends Tuesday evening. Valentir
decorations and freshments an
bridge made the evening an enjoyab
: one.
), Charles Willis of Winslow, forme
II ly of Williams, visited friends hel
!. last Saturday.
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. George Rounsevil
ooI were the guests of DIR. and Mr.
Rounseville last Wednesday
10 Mrs Mabie of Ashfork. was shol