Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-05

Joseph NJ Holub. of Tucson al1d
Phoenix, was the guest of George
Spellmire on Friday.
Miss 3. Sears left on Wednesday
for the Grand Canyon, where she will
remain for some time with her par
ents.
A. L. Lovelady has accepted the
position in Rabbits meat market,
left vacant by the resignation of
Claude Poison.
Mrs. Margaret Gouleter, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Montgomery,
left on Monday for Kingman where
she viii remain until Saturday. She
will then return to her home in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Maclieb of Los Angeles left on
Saturday to visit with friends in
Kingman.
The Rev. D. c. Read. of the Meth
odist church, breaches his farewell
sermon in Williams next sunday
morning He will leave the pulpit.
temporarily, after the next confer
ence, which meets in Douglas next
week. and will manage his brothers
ranch near Yuma. Mr.. Read has
made a most acceptable pastor of the
Methodist church here, and has made
O great many friends who will be
sorry to see him go. and he will carry
with him the very best wishes of the
entire city.
After a short visit with friends in
Pittman valley, Mrs. Frank Stevens
will leave for Idaho. where she ex-
poets to remain. She will Join Mr..
stevens there, where he has been for
several months.
f. L. Grubb, of the forest service,
made a business trip to the Grand
Canyon on Wednesday,
| Erie Poison and bride have arrived
| from California and are occupying the
! Poison residence.
| Mrs, Agnes Fennimore, OF River
bank. Calf, formerly of Williams,
has announced the marriage Of her
daughter on the 28th of September.
| Her many friends in Williams wish
the bride a long and happy married
| life.
Miss Helen Stark returned on Sat
urday from Los Angeles, where she
! has been for several months.
Mrs. Thomas Moore. of Atlanta,
Ga, aunt of DIR. Jeffries. arrived on
Saturday and is to remain for several
months.
Judge ]. f. Jones, Sheriff Harring-
of FLAGSTAFF, motored to Williams on
business, Wednesday.
Herbert Gilsan is in Phoenix, where
he is employed by the Union Stage
garage of that city.
Claude Thomasson has moved from
| Second street INTO one of the Cureton
houses near the Parish house. Mrs.
Thomasson and little daughter are
| leaving for Los Angeles. where they
| will take up residence for some
months, for the benefit of the health
| Of the little girl who Is unable to
thrive in this high altitude.
| Mrs. Mary Nellis is planning to
! leave very soon for San Francisco,
where she is to remain for some time.
]. IT. Paddock has returned from
Needles. Calf, where he was called
upon business.
! Mrs. IT. ]. Dooner entertained few
| friends Tuesday evening in honor of
| Mrs. T.. O. Messimer, who has gone to
Kansas City upon an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harry, of Wins
low are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w, Anderson.
Mrs. Ruby. of Pittman valley. left
on Monday for California for the ben
eft of her health. Mr.. Ruby accom-
panied her and will return soon to his
ranch,
A great many hunting parties were
organized and left early the morning
| Of the first in quest of deer
l. E. J. Kirwan and Charles Elliott
made a business trip to Red Lake by
auto on Tuesday, returning the same
| evening.