Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-13
Winslow, Ariz.

returned to her home Sunday morn
ing
Mr.. Bert Kleindienst. we'll known
young man of this city. left Sunday
! for Prescott. where he has accepted
position,
Mr.. and Mrs Jot Stiles and little
daughter Betty Jean, spent Sunday o.
| the home of Mrs. Charles Wyrick
They left that evening for Holbrook
and will motor from there to their
home near Magdalena.
Mr.. clyde Johnston returped to
Winslow Friday after an absence OF
| two years. He has been in France
for several months and has earned a
distinguished service cross while
abroad. His many friends are glad
to have him back again.
Mr.. Z. j. Gibson. father Of Mrs. r.
G. Bazell arrived in town sunday
evening to spend few days visiting
with his daughter.
Mrs. A, j. Ratelle. daughter of w.
j. Daze, returned home from san
Francisco Tuesday morning and will
remain here for some time VISITING
| with parents and friends.
Mrs. Roy Finney left Tuesday for
| the coast. where she will spend sew
eral weeks.
Horace Nay returned from Flag
staff the first of the week to remain
here for some time. He is again at
| his old familiar place with the j. e.
F.! Penney company, where he was be-
fore being transferred to the Skylight
City,
Mrs. MoClung and little daughter
left for California Tuesday, where
they go to spend the remainder of the
summer.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Barsoleaux re-
turned from their overland trip TO
California the first of the week They
report having had most enjoyable
trip but state the heat was terrific
over the desert.
Mr.. Malcolm Henderson, well known
young man of this city, returned htme
Tuesday after securing his discharge.
Malcolm has spent ten months in
France and states he Ii more than
glad to be home again. renewing ac-
uuaintance with his old friends.
Wednesday morning brought Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Hardin back to our city
and they will occupy the little cot
tage Just completed on West Aspen
wall. These young people are well
known to the Winslow people as Mr.
Hardin has been bookkeeper for Dagg
& Co. for some odd years, Tho many
friends of this young couple are glad
to see them back again,
Ed Howell, we'll known cattle man
of Navajo county. was a city Vlsitoi
Wednesday. attending to business
matters
one of the saddest funerals tina
our people witnessed was that o
Joe Crozier Wednesday afternoon
| mi. hn ri
maine poisoning and was taken to tn
Albuquerque hospital for treatment
The end soon came after an opera
ton. His many friends cannot realiz
vet that this lovabIe boy will not ap
pear again at his duties as heretofore
He was very popular young ma
and his friends were numerous, as n
always had smile and a cheerfu
word for all. His death put shado'
over our little city. The funeral serN
ices were held at the Electric theate
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock, a
business houses having closed thei
doors at o'clock. The services wer
given by Rev. Brewster of the Epis
copal church. The deceased was re
Gently discharged from the service
the marines, so his sailor friends
this city met the train Wednesda
morning in a body and carried IN
corpse to the undertaking parlor
They also acted as pallbearers at tn
4 funeral, while his soldier friends ms
in a body to attend the funeral an
stood at attention during the passln
of the corpse in and out of the bullC
ing. This was semi military funer'
and a large American flag covered III
coffin with an abundance of beautifl
flowers and wreaths. The nation;
colors were draped around the ha
with an immense flag across II
stage. The procession to the grave
yard was the largest ever seen in VIII
slow: the firing squad leading, TO
lowed by the hearse with the sailo
guarding same. then another squad
soldiers followed and numerous a,
tomobiles. At the cemetery came II
departing with our beloved friend, ar
his many friends and comrades pa
their last tributes to tn =; highly e
teemed young man. Those left
mourn the loss of this noble son al
brother have the entire sympathy
this community.
At the home of Miss Julia Malone
the Altar society met Wednesda
evening to give farewell party to or
of their members, Mrs. ]. b. Drum
who leaves in short time to MAX
California her home. The evenin
was spent in playing cards and nea
midnight a most delicious luncheo
was served and a beautiful pocketboo
was given to the guest as token
friendship by those present.