Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-18
Wagon Mound

Rolla May, day operator ON thel
railroad, left Sunday afternoon for
Colmor, where he will assume the du- /,
ties OF agent for several weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Kat2. Of Philadelphia,
who has been making an extended
visit at the home Of her parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs Simon Yorenberg. left Tues
day morning for Carlsbad, ~ NJ, to.
visit several weeks with her sister, /
Mrs. Joe Wertheim.
NJ. Gibson left sunday night fort
Gould, Okla, where he will join hsl
wife. who has been there for some
time
one of the prettiest social events
of the season was a dance given Mon
day night at the opera house by Mr.,
and Mrs. Simon Vorenterg. in honor
OF their sons, Harry and saul who
were recently honorably discharged /
from the army service at Fort Bliss,
Texas. The hail was beautifully dec-f
GRATED with bunting, American flags,
and the flags of the allies The music
was furnished by home talent with
Mrs Hoffman as the pianist, and
Messrs. Wood, Haupt and Gallegos
who played the drum and Vioins re-
spectively All during the evening the
floor was filled with those who danced
and seats were provided for those who
did uot Lovely refreshments consist
ing of ham, m-sandwicheS, coffee and ice
cream cones were served to more than
500 guests. AT a late hour the merry
revelers departed, all unanimous in
expressing themselves as having spent
one of the most enjoyable evenings of
their lives.
Dave Upton, who enlisted in the
navy almost two year saAo, has re.
ceived his honorable discharge and re
sumed his work with the A. Mae
Arthur company. Mr., Upton visited
his parents in Las Vegas before taking
up his work again.
Wagon Mound is more than proud
of her heroes both soldiers and sail
ors, who are returning almost daily
both from overseas and the various
environments. Among those returned, /
who have seen service overseas are
saul Norenberg Harry Norenberg,
Dave Upton, Ansel Greenley, Tomas
Luna, Filiberto Arguello, Pancho
Aguilar and Joseph Jardee.
The high school was visited last
Tuesday afternoon by Messrs. Saul.
and Harry Vorenberg, and Samuel
Greenberger and Bob Stewart Of Las
Vegas They witnessed the plan of
the modern banking system as taught
in the commercial department of the
high school. and expressed themselves
as being highly pleased with the com
plete manel< in which the work is pre-
sented Messrs. Saul Norenberg and
Samuel Greentarger, both of whom
have attended the normal university
at Las Vegas, said the equipment
which the Wagon Mound high school
has in the commercial department Isl
more complete in every respect than
that in then ormal, and that in Las
Vegas they do not have a students
bank or even teach a system of bank
ing that can compare with the one
here. They also said they were more
than agreeably surprised to find such
d splendid high school Each of the
gentlemen made very interesting talks
to the student body, pertaining to their
service overseas.
Epnmenio Martinez, one of our
prosperous merchants. spent few
days in Ration the first part OF the
week on offOcial business
Misses Dorothy Herman and Ruth
Seelinger and Stanley Taylor spent
Sunday visiting friends north of town.
Miss Anna Gibson, who is soph-
more in the Wagon Mound hlgh
school, spent the Weekend with
friends and relatives at Levy.
MIR. Joiner, who has assumed the.
duties of day operator at the depot,
came in last Sunday morning ana VIII
make his home here. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
Last Friday evening a very enjoy.
able dance was given at the Arcade