Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-10
Williams, Ariz.

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/ Grand Canyon.
VIM. II. and Kenneth Hughes. o
Madeira, Cali were in Williams OF
. Saturday. They are well known
sheepmen.
Claude Poison arrived in New York
from France, Aug list. He has beer
with the "A. E. f. for over a year.
Mrs d. Cole and children returned
to Seligman on Wednesday, They
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Rsteen,
Mrs. c. s. Patterson and daughter
Hollis left on Tuesday for Los Ange
les whore they will visit with friends
NJ. Westvelt and George Kimbal
are in Spring Valley on business con,
nected with the forest service.
/ A. l.. France, of the Thirteenth
'ield artillery, A. r.. r.. arrived from
| France on July 81. He expects t.
| receive his discharge In the east. anC
may come to williams, to be the guess
of his sister. Mrs. F. Grub.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. r. Al Ray
of Spring Valley. a son, on Aug. I'd
Miss Eva Clune, of Phoenix, was
the guest of Mrs. Betty Murphy this
week
| Mrs, George Spellmire and daugh-
/ ter, Miss Blanche, rode horseback to
the summit of Bill Williams on sun
day, to enjoy the beautiful view.
| Mr. Mosemblink and Ed Roupe, of
| the johnson and McConkey clerical
force, have gone to Phoenix, where
they expect to reside Their families
will remain here for a month.
Mrs Martin Buggelin and her
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to Williams this week. They have
been in California several weeks for
the benefit of Mrs. Buggelin's health,
which happily, has ben completely
restored.
Mr.. e. A. Calhoun and wife are
recent arrivals from Ell Paso. Mr..
Calhoun is to have charge of the hard
ware department of johnson and Nc
Conkey's store. He lately returned
from France, where he saw service
with the a. r. f.
George Spellmire has returned from
Phoenix, where he completed the sale
of his property known as the Central
School block, and upon which is to
be erected a million dollar hotel. the
plans for which will be ready by Sept.
list. Construction work will begin be-
fore oct. LIST. The Central school
building was condemned sometime
ago. and is now being demolished.
Alex sjodal returned on Friday
from France, where he has been since
November He was in the railroad
department and was in the service
twenty months.
Mrs Stangle, of Marshfield, Wis,
is recovering from her illness, Her
daughters, Mrs. Russell Stone and
Mrs. Mark Smith, who are east. with
their mother, expect to return to Will
liams within a month.
Harry Chadek, of Maine. made
business trip to Williams on Tuesday
Some twenty-five friends of Mrs
Minar owens met at her residence
on Monday night and enjoyed a wiene
roast.
Nick Perkins was in town on Tues
day.
Frank Sylvester is expecting any
day to welcome to Williams, his
brother, Emil. who lately returned
from France. where he has been for
the past year in the engineer corps
He will receive his discharge at Fort
Bliss. Raymond Sylvester, another
brother, we'll known in Williams, is
still in France. He has been with the
A. f. F. for the past two years.
Miss Bertha Sullivan returned to
Los Angeles on Monday. She has hosts
of friends in Williams who regret her
going, and who hope that she may
soon return. Her mother, Mrs. j. F.
sullivan, her brother. and a cousin ac-
companied her to Los Angeles.
At the close of the meeting of the
Daughters of Rebekah on Friday eve
ming, the members showered Miss
Lucille owens with many handsome
and useful gifts, as token of their
esteem. The bride-to-be was COM
pletely surprised. Refreshments were
served and pleasant social hour was
enjoyed by those present.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. F. A..
Grub guided and chaperoned a merry
party of young people, who climbed
Bill Williams. The perfect weather
and beautiful view made the trip an
enjoyable one that will long remem-
bered.
one of the social sets of Williams
is still buy entertaining for Mrs.
Robert Wente. of Pasadena. On
Saturday Mrs. f. Kirwan entertained
in Mrs Wente's honor with
luncheon. The same evening Mrs
]. C. Butler gave a dinner. On sun
day Mrs. Jerry Lee entertained with
a dinner. on Monday Mrs. Ray v.
Wickens with a luncheon. on Tues
day Mrs w. c. Rittenhouse gave a
luncheon. on Wednesday Mrs. Wente
was a guest at Harold Green's ranch.
On Thursday Mrs. P. A. Melick enter
tanned with bridge luncheon. on
Tuesday night Mrs. +. BLY, gave a
dance at her residence. on Friday eve
ming there was another dance. on
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return to Pasadena, much to the re-
gret of her friends in Williams.
Mrs. c. d. Jeffries entertained on
FRIDAY with afternoon tea, in honor OF
Mrs Robert Wente.
James II. Wooton and Miss Lucllle
Owens were married in Flagstaff on
Monday, and returned to Williams on
Wednesday evening. They have mace
their home in one of the SINE COY
tages, between Hancock and Meade
streets on Second street. Much hand
shaking and good wishes evidence
the popularity of this young couple;
Mr.. Wooton is in the government man
service. and Miss owens was formerly
assistant postmistress in Williams.
The members Of the odd Fellows
Lodge of William. and the Daughters
of Rebekah, were surprised with
delicious dove supper, on "Wednesday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Easton,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris and John
Douris furnished the doves, Orrle
Mccoy furnished the potatoes and
Mrs. Easton and Mrs. Harris all of the
balance of the supper, which was
served in the banquet room of the
odd Fellows hail. and was partaken
of, and enjoyed by about fifty men,
bers of the two lodges, after the reg
ular session.
George Barnes is enjoying the pleas
ure of riding in new Chevrolet
which he purchased last week just
to show that he was some driver. he
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