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

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Mrs. Frank Hagan and daughter,
Mary Ellen, returned home Thurs
day evening after a three months
vacation in the east visiting friends
and relatives in Wisconsin.
Mrs. c. C. Grover, who has been IN
| the east this summer, returned to her
home Thursday evening.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Frank
| Riley entertained for her sister from
Nova Scotia. The evening was spent
in playing games and at the midnight
hour refreshments were served. Miss
Mcmillan will remain in the west for
some time.
| Miss Ella Dadey, who has been
stenographer for Attorney Jordan at
Holbrook has accepted a position in
Rabbit Bros, Trading company as
stehographer.
Mrs. A. e. Gilllard, who has spent
| the SUMMER in the east visiting her
people, returned home Saturday even
Ing
DR.. Bill Bazetl of Holbrook was in
the city Saturday looking after bust
ness matters.
Mrs. Elsie Kenney, chief operator
of the Mountain States Telephone has
spent several days this week in Flag
staff.
| Earl Fellows, who is so we'll known
&c the younger people of our city, left
Sunday to make his home in Seattle,
Wash.
DIR. Sprankle and family returned
from San Diego Friday evening, over
lSnd. after several months vacation
visiting the parents of Mrs. Sprankle
| Mr.. and Mrs, U. q. Rand formally of
| this city.
Miss Marie Daze spent few days
! In Holbrook this week visiting with
friends and returned home Sunday
evening.
Misses Louise Dadey and Pauline
| Woods, Messrs. Dick Hollingworth
and Jack Coleman were present from
| Holbrook at the dance given by the
Altar society ladies Monday evening
MIR. and Mrs. H. J. Chapman re-
turned Monday morning from a
\ months vacation on the coast. Mr..
Chapman was formally the owner OF
the local paper. The Chapmans will
i"main here this winter.
Mrs. Hattie Penrod end children re-
turned from San Diego Monday even
irg where they have been during the
summer. Mrs. Penrod ATTENDED
school in Los Angeles during her ap-
sonce, while the children spent the
time with their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Henderson. who are
wen known to Wirslcw people.
Mrs. Lottie Hynes end two daugh-
tiers, returned from Los Angeles Mon
cav evening. after several weeks va
! cation in that city Mrs, Hynes is
cashier in Babbitt Bros, store and
Mics Hynes is one Of the local teach
ers.
Miss Anna Dye returned from her
| vacation on the coast Tuesday even
ing,
Mrs. Lee Pearson and two daugh-
ters Geneveive and Margaret, returned
home Wednesday after spending a Few
weeks in Los Angeles and the beaches
| Attorney Jordan of Holbrook. was
in the city Wednesday attending u
business matters.
Miss Marie Daze left Thursday noon
for San Francisco, where she will WISH
with her sister, Mrs. Kathleen Ratelle
for some time.
The local teachers are returning to
their duties after three months vaca-
tion. School begins Monday morn
ing and from all accounts the records
will show a larger attendance thar
here -to-fore. Many new teachers haV'
also accepted positions here this win
ter and a great many improvements
have been made during vacation OF
the school grounds, such as tenni'
courts, basket ball courts. swings
slides etc
This last week Miss Jessie Butner
young lady who is we'll known &c
Winslow people and has numerous
friends, having attended school mere
and George Sughrue were married
Wednesday morning in Flagstaff. Mr.
Sughrue is a railroad man In our city
and like his bride has an abundance
of friends,
The young couple left for Flagstaff
Wednesday morning where they were
married. then continued their jour
ney westward that afternoon 10 Lo'
Angeles for a couple of weeks honey
moon. :,
Complimentary to the bride-to-pt
a card party was given at the Dadel
home Fonday afternoon by MISE!
Ella Dadey, Pauline WOODS ant
Teresa Monroe. Five Hundred wa!
the game OF the afternoon, and at
o'clock the guests were taken to tns
Harvey house where a delicious din
ner was waiting.
The table was adorned with dahlia'
and ferns. Place cards for the occa'
sion were decorated with the pictur'
OF a bride and big bow of mel
line. The chair of the bride held
large bow of melline and ribbon.
At the close of the meal beautifu
sterling silver water pitcher was pre-
sented to the bride as small tokei
of friendship from her friends pres
ent.
Those who attended this function II
honor of Miss Butner were: Misse
Marie Daze, Hazel Harris, Agnes Ward
Huby Cassin, Mae Snee, Paulin
Woods, Ellen Ward. Mary Dadey
Louise Dadey, Teresa Monroe, Leor
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