Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
Hagernan

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Bryant AMI little
son of Artesia snent sunday visiting
Hagerman friends
Mr.. and Mrs. win Hart of Lake
Arthur spent sunday with relatives at
Hagerman.
Perry Crissler is making an eNtend-
ed visit at various points in Kansas
and Nebraska Mr.. Pompa has charge
Of the blacksmith shop during the
absence OF Mr. Crisslor.
Mrs. c. E. Mount and little son,
Molayne. left saturday for Roswell,
where they will visit for some time a.
the home of Mrs. Thomas, u sister Of
Mrs Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Jones and family
| spent Monday at Roswell attending
! the Yankee Robinson circus.
Mrs. Tom Clark left sunday night
! for Abilene. Texas, where she will join
! her husband after an extended visit
with her father, Mr. McNeer,
Mr. and Mrs Allie Jones and little
daughter, Sylvia, of Roswell spent the
Weekend at the McNeer home.
MIR and Mrs. Camp and daughter,
| Miss Chloe. returned from Ferris, H.
where they had been visiting relatives
/.
! Guy and Roy, motored to Roswell or
! Monday to attend the circus,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. LATE DeWeese and
Mrs. A. NJ. Ehret motored to Roswell
Monday to attend the circus. They
returned Tuesday.
E. l.. Jones of Wichita. kans., !:
making a business trip to- Hagerman
Mr.. Jones formerly resided here.
Gladys Palmer spent the weekend
with the home folks in Roswell Mis-
Palmer Is principal of the Hagermar
schools this year.
Miss Hamblin of Salt Lake Cit,
came in Saturday. Miss Hamblin il
the Spanish and English teacher o
the Hagerman high school,
Mrs. Helen Cumpsten and famil,
moved to the Tressler house in Yves
Hagerman the first of the week.
Charles Smith of Alta. N. M. spen
Sunday here as the guest of Mrs. A
A. Smith. Mrs. Smith was looking 70
her 15-year-old son. Charles Jr.. VIII
ran away from home some time age
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l. Lockhead mo
! tored to Roswell Monday to atten,
the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. II. Gable and fam
lily left the latter part of the week TO
Artesia, where they will make thei
home They had resided in Hager
man the past three years and ha,
made many friends who regret thei
leaving. Mr.. Gable was superintendent
of the Hagerman high schools for tn
past three years. and only recent
resigned in order to devote his tim
to the oil business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pampa announce tn
birth of son at their home in tn
west part of town.
The heavy rains of Monday an
Tuesday greatly benefited some crops
but injured alfalfa seed crops whicI
were cut but not stacked,
Both the Felix and the Pecos river
are very high and some fields on TIL
bottom have been overlooked Tn
large engine belonging to r Bank
was washed into the river and TIL
pumping plant wrecked. II has bee
, a number of years since llagerma
, has experienced a flood in the autumn
Albert Billings came in last wee
, from his home in Texas TO atten
school and will stay with his aun
Mrs. A. A. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. James "ims an
daughter, Dorothy. have moved to tn
, McMullen house IN West Hagermai
Mrs. George Meade is quite i'll tn
I, week at her home south of town.
Mrs. Sally Pilly, who recently under
went serious operation at her HON
north of town, is reported slowly in
proving.
Mrs. Tame Luckey and children hay
moved in from the ranch TO the
Hagerman home in order to allo
their little daughter to attend schoo
Miss Amy Mansfield daughter {
4 Mr.. and Mrs. II. II, Mansfield
Il Hagerman, was recently married
4 Indianapolis, Ind. to MIR. Carl. The
i will reside in Chicago. Miss Man
8 fields many friends here extend be
wishes and congratulations to II
happy couple.
The w. IL. NJ, which was to HAY
i met at the home of Mrs. T. McKinstr
! on Wednesday afternoon, was pos
poned on account OF the rain and ba
4 roads.
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