Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05
Gallup

The +. V, Rittee family are spend
ing the holidays at Canon City, Colo.
Willis, the oldest son, will return i'm
mediately following the holidays to
re-enterf business college at Albuquer-
que.
Gallup seems to be receiving more
than her quota of snow this winter.
A heavy snow estimated at from to
10 inches, fell Monday and Tuesday
nights.
Miss Genevieve Holland. one of the
clerks at the Golden Rule store, has
been i'll with the grippe since Christ
mas.
We hear from responsible parties
that the weather man allowed the
thermometer to drop to 35 degrees be-
low zero Wednesday night.
Judge and Mrs. Prinz left Sunday
forenoon for a visit to their ranch at
Navajo Arz.
Mrs. j. w. Noe and son Clarke, who
visited recently in Missouri, returned
last week to their home here.
Mr.. Frisbee has lately returned
from California, where he visited the
f. L. Kenney mines with Mr.. Kenney.
The latter stated he would return to
Gallup in about a month.
Sam Danoff, Indian trader from
Zuni, was in town Saturday.
Peter Paquette, Indian agent at Fort
Defiance, was a Gallup visitor Satur
day. He made trip to Albuquerque
Sunday to get the Indian boys of his
school who had Just returned from
beet fields at Garden City. Kans.,
where they have been employed since
last summer.
DR.. T. p. Andrews of Pena, was a
business visitor here last week
Miss Sarah f. Marsh, who has been
an inmate of the Mayo sanitorium at
Rochester, Mimi, since November has
returned, much improved.
w. G.. Hopson of the City market,
was called suddenly to Globe, Ariz..
by the news of the severe illness of
his wife. from relapse, following an
attack of the FLU"
c. +. German of Tohatchi Ariz,,
registered at the Page this week.
A. j. Bauman, agent at Black Rock,
was a Gallup visitor this week.
Mrs. II. G. Denny was indisposed
this week, the resul tof a severe cold
II. c. Denny. attorey, went to the
Duke city on Sunday, returning Tues
day
VIM Kelly was off duty for n few
days this week on account of very
severe cold.
Louis Coretto is recovering from his
attack of pneumonia.
Competitive bids for n proposed
heating system for the Tohatchi In
dian schools at Tohatchi, N. M, are
being received until January S,
The p. L. .. society which has met
irregularly through the fall and win
ter owing to other duties, expects tol
resume its regular semi-monthly meet
inrs early this month.
r. C. Dodson, wife and daughter,
Miss Burdette, are arrivals during the
past week, from New Orleans, La.
Mrs. Dodson is a sister of Mrs. Jenkins
and is at present assisting her broth
er-n -law in the jenkins Drug store.
Justice of the Peace John Schaner
performed the marriage ceremony att
his office, for James Clark of Pena.
and Miss Julia Clauson of Clauson,
n. NJ, on the afternoon of December
31st The happy young couple will
spend a few days of their honeymoon
in Gallup.
George Hight returned Saturday.
from Virginia, where he has been sta
toned for some time. He has been in
the hospital with pneumonia. A tele-
gram was received Wednesday by Mrs
Hight from her son. Fred, announcing
his safe arrival in Newport News, Va.
from France.
Or. Chevallier. while visiting with
the Mobiles in Albuquerque, received
much attention and a reception was
held for her at the Noble home, which
was largely attended by old friends
and acquaintances.
Mrs. George w. Holsinger of Pinta,
Ariz., is seriously i'll. She was operat-
ed upon some time ago, and has never
entirely recovered
clyde Brown of the navy, who has
been on a ten-day furlough with his
parents. returned Wednesday night
to Mare Island. Calf.