Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-17
Belen

Mrs. Gather and son, Ellwell and
Mrs. Harrison and daughter, spent
Saturday and Sunday at Becker, N. NJ,
with the formers mother and father.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. RileS are spend
ing their vacation in California
Miss Lureen Hubert has returned
from a pleasant trip to Las Cruces ana
Hurley
Lieutenant and Mrs. Branch have
returned from Missouri and Lieuten-
ant Branch left Sunday night for III
Paso, where he expects to receive his
discharge soon.
Jake Lemstra of San Marcial has
been visiting friends In Belen for sew
eral days.
Paul Becker of Springerville, Arl2.,
spent Sunday with friends and rela-
tives in Belen
Mr.. and Mrs. Dismukes and Herman
are at home again after spending sew
eral days in Tulsa, Okla, and Tucun-
carl, N. NJ. Miss Lois is still with her
grandparents at the latter place
Mrs. Roy De Graftonreid is the
guest of Mrs Dismukes this week
Mrs. r. w. Campbell and daughter,
Hazel, are spending fortnight in sl
Paso, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. De
Witt Campbell.
Mrs. w. r. Sloan was passenger on
Saturday nights train to Albuquer
que, where she met Mr.. Sloan, who
has been in Topeka, Kans., for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Ruth Watts, who has been Wis
iting friends in Vaughn, N. M, for .
couple of weeks, was called home last
week because her mother had fallen
tlNIn hap ~
wrenched her knee badly. Mrs.
Watts although unable to get about
yet, is recovering nicely.
The Misses Irene, Katherine and
Frankie Clark are at home again
after pleasant vacation in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Poverty, son and
daughter, have returned from their
trip to Missouri.
Mr.. Armstrong and family have re-
turned from their motor trip to Tu-
cumcari, where they visited their old
est daughter and family and brought
home with them Miss Moselle, who
spent the summer with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Merrell spent
the weekend with friends in Albu-
| querque.
| buaueroue, spent last Saturday and
| Sunday In Belen at the Henry David
son home. Master William Swain ac-
| companied them and is remaining for
| fiesta. .,
Miss Katherine bearing of Aibu-
uueraue is the weekend guest of Miss
| Annie Davidson.
Mrs Bloodworth will leave this
| evening for a visit with relatives IN
| Louisiana.
Mrs. Turner has returned from
visit with relatives in Fort worth,
| Tex. She was accompanied home by
her father, Mr. O'Rear
Mrs. F. e. Woodwork Of Agricola.
Kans., is the guest or her daughter
Mrs. John Linn. She will spend sew
eral months here.
Miss June Spencer OF Chicago, Is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Fischer.
Among the Belenites who were in
| Albuuuerdue this week to hear the
Julian Eltinge company, we notea
| Mr., and Mrs. l.. c. Becker, Mrs. >. ~
Cotton. Mrs. p. B. Dalles, Miss Dor
othy Dalies, Mrs Abel, Mr. and Mrs.
lack Linn, Mrs. Woodwork, Mr.. anu
Mrs Frank Fischer and John Becker
Jr.. also the Misses Fell, Jennie Llnd-
berg, Esther Lindberg, Frieda becker
and Messrs. Leopold and Ben Bechei
Ben Becker motored to Albuquerque
on Tuesday evening TO be present az
the wedding of his cousin, Paul Beck"
err to Miss Simms. He was ACCOMPANY
led by Miss Bloodworth and Miss Ruth
Thurman Miss Lorraine Young re-
turned to Belen with them to be the
| guest of Miss Thurman during fiesta.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. P. Simmons, Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Baker and Paul Simmons
motored to Albuquerque Tuesday
| evening to take in the show.
Mrs. John Becker, ST., Miss Naomi
| Becker, Ben Becker, Mary Anna Brad
ley and Master Buster Bradley motor
ed to Albuquerque Sunday AFTERNOON
to spend a few hours with Mrs. Brae-
ley, who is recovering nicely from II
recent operation at the Presbyterian
| hospital
| Rev Newkirk, pastor of the M4ho-
dist church. has returned to Btlel
| from Illinois, but owing to a heavy
cold he had contracted 1t was deemed
i advisable by his physician that he go
to Albuquerque for a few days to re-
cover in the Presbyterian hospital.
Mesdames Denton and Mann were
| hostesses to the members of their
| Sunday school classes one night last
week at a most delightful moonlight
picnic and wienie roast on the mesa,
| About twenty young people were en-
| tertained.
i At a meeting of the Belen Girls
Sewing club held on Wednesday at
the home of their leader, Mrs. Claude
y. Wilson, they decided to organize
as standard club and so be entitled
to a charter and other privileges. Miss
Garland Harrison was elected presi-
dent and Miss Katie Calhoun was
made secretary.
Mrs. E. o. Reese was hostess to the
ladies of the Methodist Aid on We'd
nesday afternoon.
j. Il. Brisco of Clovis, trainmaster
of the Pecos division, has spent the
greater part of the week at Belen.
Frank Dice, road foreman of en-
gines on the Pecos division, assisted
by a representative of the Locomc-
tive Stoker company, has been In
Belen helping to break in and adjust
the mechanical stokers on the new
$500 class engines being delivered tc