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

An interesting scenc in the delightful
February 6.
where she accompanied her niece, Miss
Clark.
Mr., I.eighman, pianist OF the Sui
tana thtater, has gone to New Mexico
for the benefit oi his health.
All the force of employees in the
several departments of the Santa RE
railroad offices in Williams, joined
the brotherhood OF Railway Clerks.
As the Garter has not been received,
the organization has not been COM
plelcd.
ON Tuesdays delayed train No l att
> p. M. was a car full of soldiers re-
turned from overseas. They were the
anli-air,rait sector A. T.. r. When they
passed through Williams last july
18th, there was a fun division. Slight
ly less than this car full are all that
returned. They remembered the re
ception they received here in July and
were anxious to meet the members of
the canteen service and again thank
them for the reception given them on
their way overseas.
Mrs j. II. Pad lock has suffered a
double bereavement in the death at
san Francisco, from influenza and.
pneumonia, of her TWO sisters. One
died sunday and one Wednesday. Her
many friends in Williams extend sim
cCre sympathy.
Mrs. Matte Wolfe recently received
a letter from her son, Campbell Wolfe,
who is IA gunner on the L. S. trans
port WCstekonk. He has been to
France and italy, and is now return
ing to Milan, Italy ON Christmas he!
was on the top of Gibraltar. Her son,
Fred Wolfe, writes that he has been
over al the battlefields on the Elan
dcrs front
on Friday, the 24lh, instant Miss
Tessie Thomasson, the 1T-year-old
daughter of Walter Thomasson of Red
Lake died at the famiiy residence. Al
though Of "a delicate constitution, her
death came as a shock to her family
and friends. Rev. y. l.. Reid held
service at the home after which the
remains were brought to Williams for
interment. After a short service at
the grave, the Daughters of Rcbekah,
who had attended in body, sang
Nearer NV God to Thee" Many
friends from Red Lake accompanied
the family to the cemetery The
heartfelt sympathy of their many
friends in Red Lake and Williams. go
out TO Mr.. and Mrs. Thomasson and
members of the family. in their be-
reayement
por,, 10 ,rr ord Mrs 7 r, NracKay
=, Ganua,.,, - sryrn noI.nd son.
Congratulations
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Mrs Hardes,y OF Red Lake, mas re-
turned from Pho"hlX, ana Is the guest
of Mir. and Mrs. G. {. carpenter
Mrs. Ross ToWery and daughter,
and Mrs. Roy Wolfe, came in from
the ROY Wolfe ranch, and are guests
of Mrs. Matte Wolfe,
Rul,n Miller of the field artillery.
u r. received his drcharcn and
returned this week to the home of his
narrnte in Wi,Ijoms
Nrs Andrew Miller is recovering
from an attack of Iaerippe.
lilo puttou left for kansas City
to take n four months course at the
Sweeney Automobile school. 4
Mrs II T. osborne and baby of
prosrott are the guests this week of
Mrs osborue's sister Mrs i. G. But
ler
Iudce X " Sleeves is recovering
from short Illness
rho ladies Aid of the Methodist
church met at The home of Mrs 2. A.
Noli,I, last Friday
Mr. Roevcs Of Johnson &, Neon
DOES procorv derartment has re-
turned from short holiday
Mrs Georrc Rauman is visiting with
friends in los Angeles. She expects to
rcrair several weeks
CIaira giclslos and Il Roilov the
sIaycrs of t7l Duffv tho Williams mer-
chant ,oboso Mace of bus,uess they
wnro ottnmntinr ia burelarize Deem
ber 90 The night of the tragedy were
convicted of murder in the second de-
,,rno IN mo sunerior cnnrt If this
Count, Tbis vardirt CARRIES with II
y nenalt,, of from ten years to life
in, nrisnnnan+ Sentence will he nro
nnnnce1 me week bv Judpe / r
rnnos poile,, n-ndn q clean breast of