Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
WinsloW Ariz.

Mr. and Mrs Hubert Richardson
returned from the trading posts the
latter part of last week, but left again
in a few days for the same places,
Miss Jane Richardson and Frank
Evans We're in the party the Hast time,
and they expect to be gone a couple
of weeks. Their first stop was at
Shanto
Misses Marie Daze and Ella Dadey
We're in the city this week on business
matters from Holbrook. The young
ladies report that several of the young
people of their city will be down for
the Easter Monday dance which will
be held in the Electric theater.
Miss Teresa Monroe visited with her
sister, Mrs Frank Chadeck, at Parks,
over Saturday and Sunday. returning
home Sunday evening.
DR. Tom Manning was a Winslow
visitor the early part of the week. He
returned TO Flagstaff Tuesday morn
ing.
Last Friday evening the Social club
gave another delightful dance in the
Electric theater. At 8 o'clock the
musical STRAINS started and lasted until
the small hour of the morning. Dur
ing the evening punch was served, and
those present had a most delightful
time c. d. Richardson is the presi-
dent of the club and he is to be con-
graduated upon the good times shown
the guests.
Miss Marguerite Wyrick, who is at
tending the Flagstaff normal school.
spent the weekend visiting her par
ents. and also celebrating her birth
day. She returned TO her duties at
normal sunday evening.
A party consisting of Mrs. Mary
Beckwith and two daughters. Mary
and Kathern, Miss Ruth Behn and
Messrs II. D. Pouch and Craig Pot
finger, motored to Winslow from
Flagstaff last Sunday. When they ar
rived they were invited TO the home
of Mrs. Eugene Leonard, Mrs. Beck
with's sister, and found a delightful
dinner awaiting them. They left for
their return journey about o'clock
and Miss Marguerite Wyrick returned
with them, while Mrs. Beckwith and
Kathern returned that evening.
Several people from Flagstaff have
been in the city this week. Harvey
Pitts was the guest at the Wyrick
home, Jim Turpin was visiting his
sister. Mrs. c. D. Richardson and
Ralph Davis stopped over Il day TOT
visit friends on his way to Albuquer-
que.
Thur Keith left for Flagstaff Tues
Gay morning 10 JON HIS pl'NilSIj '
A. Keith, who has been in that ethyl
for several weeks. The two brothers
expect to visit Phoenix before return
ing to Winslow.
Superintendent G. c. Grover left
the first of the week for Phoenix on
business matters and does not eX-
pect to return for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellison left for
their vacation Tuesday, they will
make their first stop at Denver, then
go to Omaha, Neb, for the remainder
of their time and visit relatives. They
expect to be gone several weeks.
The many friends of Mrs. a. f.. ,
Houghton will be sorry to learn Of her
serious illness She was taken to Al |
buquerque Tuesday morning to the st,
Joseph hospital, and word was re-
ceived here Wednesday that they We're
to operate that day. No word has
been received since the operation.
The weather conditions are such
now that it is possible for evening pic
mics at Clear Creek Wednesday even
ing two cars went out for a "weiner-
wurst" roast and had a most delight
full time. Those in the party were
Misses Mae Proctor, Jean Anderson,
Esther Neitz, Clara Van Alta, b. JO-
seph and Mrs. Hubert Richardson,
Messrs. Tom Ingledew, Rollin Ander-
son and Jack Gibson.
Mr.. Russell, who has been with the