Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07

Ice feam and cake was served, the
Chile men having as the center piece at
me II table the birthday cake with its
five candles. Several nice presents
4 Sere received by the honoree. Those
\ present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
James, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smith Mrs.
1 II. 2, Burck, Misses Esther James and
! Mildren league: Messrs. J. T. league,
/ W. C. James Masters Joe Morris and
| Schunke league, James and Billy 10
| Burck and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r, Burck
| and daughter, Mary
| Mrs. Otto Lang has purchased the
! c. NJ Sanford house in West Haeer-
man aud viii reside thele.
Mr.. Criss,er spent the weekend in
| Roswell
The Cosl.er family, who have spent
some time at East Grand Plains, nave
returned to Hagerman 20 serl the
children to sclIGi
The Nowak family OF Greenfield
spent Sunday at the ]. S. Wranosky
home.
Mr.. Thompson of State College,
gave a practical demonstration on
culling non-layers from a flock of
hens at C. w. Curry's Saturday fore
| noon and at A. NJ. Ehrets in the after
noon. Mr.. Thompson was accompan-
led by Mr.. Thomas, county agent of
Chaves county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Robinson and
daughters, The,nia and Mrs. carl
Ridgiey ald uiran l-tt Thursday
morning overland fer Logan, Kans.,
foi islt with reianves
Mr.. and Mrs. Klofanda of Roswell
motored to Hagerman Sunday and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Wranosky. They were accompanied
home by Miss Sylvia Wranosky who
will spend the week with Miss Eunice
Klofanda
Mr.. Parkhurst, formerly principal of
the Hagerman schools, has been elect
ed superintendent following the resig-
nation of Superintent o. r. Gable.
Miss Grace Wetherald, who has taught
here a number of years has been
elected eighth grade teacher. The
teacher of English and Spanish has
been elected but it is not known yet If
the position will be accepted. School
will open Monday, September 8.
Miss Beryl West left Sunday night
for the L. +. d. ranch, whore she will
teach the coming year. Miss West is a
graduate of the HaEerman high school
of the class OF 1919 and attended the
summer term of the state normal at
Silver City.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Mullis left We'd
nesday evening for Fortales where
they will visit at the home Of Dir. and
Mrs. L. w. Garner for few days
prior to returning to their home at
Marshall, Tex. They have been guests
at the N. S. West home. Mr.. Mullis is
a brother of Mesdames West and Gar
ner and formerly resided here.
Mrs. w. S. Wranosky received news
Monday of the death of her mother,
who resided in Kansas. Mr.. Wranosky
and daughter, Miss Winnie left Mon
day evening to attend the funeral.
Guy West left Saturday evening for
Albuquerque.
Rev. Luton of Decatur, Tex, ar
rived Wednesday and will conduct
series of meetings at the Methodist
church, beginning Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and MrAeC. w. Curry and sons,
Vinton and Ava, motored to Roswell
Wednesday.
Mrs. Pulley, who has been quite i'll,
underwent a serious operation Mon
day. At present Mrs. Pilley is still in
a very critical condition.
N. s. West left Tuesday evening for
Houston. Tex. on n business trip.
Miss Roberta Williamson, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at st.
Nary's hospital for appendicitis, re-
turned home Sunday.