Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-26
Gallup

Miss Clara B. Turner, daughter OF
/ Mrs. c. A. Rowton of this city. lett
| Monday morning for Mississippi
| where she will reside with her father
/ in the future.
Wesley Fair. en- route to his home
/ in San Bernardino, Calf, stopped
/ over in Gallup Saturday and Sunday
| to visit his former friends. Mr.. Fair
| recently moved to Albuquerque, where
/ he has been a resident for the past
/ two months.
DIR. James Hannett of New York
city is visiting with his brother, Mayor
and Mrs. A. T. Hannett.
Mrs Flora b. Galley left for Ala
bama Tuesday morning, where she
will become the wife of Mr.. Tom
/ Thorpe, who formerly was a sergeant
at Fort Wingate, n. M.
Armel Meyers. Vance and Lois
! Scoopmire, were Albuquerque visitors
| the last of the week.
Mrs Margaret Young. who for
many years made Gallup her home,
left Tuesday for San Diego. Calf,
where she intends to reside. Her
daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth and Marie,
and son Jack plan to remain here for
the winter.
Fred Wilmunder. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Wilmunder, returned Sat
urday having received his discharge
from the navy. Fred was one of the
first boys who volunteered from Gal
lup and was commissioned to G. =. o.
Major Weaver returned to this city
to remain for a few weeks. While
here he will be a guest at the home
of Mrs. Fred Myers and daughter,
Miss Dorothy.
Miss Florence Cavanaugh left Tues
day morning for a two weeks sojourn
in California.
Miss Imogene Monniger. daughter
of DR.. Monniger of this city, returned
home after a two weeks vacation
spent in Albuquerque
Mrs. p. F. Wamsley, wife of Yard
master Wamsley is spending a two
weeks vacation at San Jacinto
Springs from which place she will
go to San Francisco.
Word has been received that Orval
f. Gray, formerly of this city, is now.
in Peru, South America.
Joe A. Purdy and Jack Cotton were
Albuquerque visitors the first of the
week, going ir on business matters
pertaining to the American Legion
Mesdames Dietzman, Wilmunder
and Freeman returned this week
from Alamogordo, N. NJ. where they
went as representatives Of the Re-
bekahs to be present at the organiza-
ton of a lodge in that city.
At a recent meeting of the Red
Cross Mrs. c. c. Manning was ap-
pointed as chairman. Mrs. Manning
is a noble Red Cross worker and it.
is needless to say that the work will
thrive under her supervision.
Word has been received that Mas
ter William Bickel, who has been
seriously i'll at st. Josephs hospital I'M
Albuquerque, N. NJ, is slowly improv-
ing. The we'll wishes of the entire
community for his speedy recovery
are with Mr.. and Mrs. Bickel, who are
with him during his Illness,
Mrs. Tinzley visited with her sister,
Mrs, Hartman, en- route to her home,
which is in Dallas, Tex. from Cali
fornia,
Mrs. J. r. Gains, who for the past
two months has been in Hollywood,
Calf, returned to this city. Florina,
her daughter, has enrolled in the
Hollywood high school.
Mrs. Cantrell has Joined Or. Can't
rell in this city after visit in the
east.
Jack Young returned home Sunday
from attending the American Legion
meeting at Albuquerque. N. M.
Dewey McQuade has entered a Lib
erty school in New York city to learn
a trade and will not be home for sew
eral months.
George Keepers returned Monday
from trip to Pennington.