Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-14
Hagernan

The Hagerman public school opened
Monday morning with an enrolment
of 167. As there are a number of the
older pupils still engaged in apple
picking and other farm work, the
enrolment will probably reach 200 in
a few weeks.
Miss Hamblen Of Salt Lake City
Utah, has been engaged to teach in
the Spanish and English department
Misses Edith Thomas and Amanda
Atterbury came in Saturday from
Greenville, Tex. They will teach in the
Hagerman schools the present school
year.
Miss jeanette jacobson came in
Wednesday from Salina, Kans' where
she has been at the home or her
grandparents, Mr.. :and Mrs. Nelson.
Miss Jacobson will attend school here
this year.
J. T. Teague, who has been visiting
at the A. A. Smith home for some
time, returned to his home at Yuma,
Ariz., Wednesday. Mr.. leagues chill
dren will remain at the Smith home
during the school year
Orion Carter left last week for Clar-
endon, Tex, where he will attend coll
lege, taking training for ministry.
Orion has already passed an 'eXamin-
alton at the district conference and
has had some experience in preach
ing during the past summer.
Guy West, who has been visiting
friends at Albuquerque, returned
home Tuesday evening.
Harrington Wimberly and Billie
Mansfield left Saturday for Norman,
Okla, where they will attend the
state university. These young men
are graduates Of the Hagerman high
school of the class of 1919. and are
planning to engage in the study Of law
as soon as they have had the neces-
sarv preliminary training.
Mrs. A. A. Smith, j. T. league and
little son. Joe Morris, L. r. Burch and
little son, Billy 10, motored to Ros-
well Sunday afternoon. Joe Morris
had been suffering with his ear for
about two weeks and 1t was necessary
to consult a specialist. Dr. Swearin-
gen succeeded in removing large
bug which had been lodged in the ear.
1T is thought that no permanent in
jury will result.
N. s. West returned Monday from
looking after business matters.
Roy King spent short time last
week visiting the home folks. Roy is
employed on the A. T. & S. F.
The home Of Dr. and Mrs. Fl. M.
Brown was the scene of pretty home
wedding on Wednesday afternoon at
3 O'Clock, when Miss Ruth Brown, the
third daughter of DIR. and Mrs.
Brown. and Mr.. Clifford Hinman. of
silver City, N, NJ, were united in mar
riage. Rev. Carter, pastor Of the
Methodist church of Hagerman, per-
formed the ceremony, using the i'm
pressive ring service of the Methodist
church. Preceding the ceremony r.
Oldham Moore sang and Mrs. r. Old
ham Moore played a violin solo. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Harry
Blythe at the piano. The bride was
given away by her father. DIR. H. M.
Brown. After the ceremony and con-
CALCULATIONS ice cream and cake were
served to the assembled guests. Mrs.
Human is a graduate of the Hager-
man high school of the class of 1919,
and taught the L, F. d. school last
year. While attending the summer
term of the Silver City normal the
romance began which ended so soon
in this interesting wedding. Mr.. Hin
man is young business man of Silver
City and although a stranger to Ha-
german people until week ago. has
made many friends since coming
here. The happy couple left in the
afternoon for short honeymoon trip
before returning to Silver City, where
they will reside.
Among those in attendance were
Messrs. r. B. Plat. II. L. McKinstry,
s. McKinstry, J. McKinstry, r. n.
Miller, C. G. Mason, J. II. West. ]. p.
Blythe, r. Foss, r. M. Moore, J,
f. Wimberly, A. Wimberly, c. N.
Moore, II. Blythe, L. Walters. Rev.
II. Carter, Rev. T.. F.. Mathes Of Arte-
STA; Mesdames w, Pardee, j. p.
Blythe, II. Blythe, G. G. Mason, N.
S. West, r. Foss, r. M. Ware G. N.
Moore, o. e. Moore. ]. q. Wimberly'
II. Wimberly, j, T. West, T. B. Plat,
III. ]. Cumpsten, II. L.
j. McKinstry, and the
Helen Bauslin Bessie Mansfield and
Perla Morgan.
Miss Helen Stoner came In last
week and opened the S. d. A. school
Monday morning.
Mr.. BausIin and daughters Miss
Helen, and Misses Minnie and Mintie
Truitt motored TO Roswell Thursday
Rev. Luton, who has been conduct
ing meeting here under the centenary
left Wednesday for his
home at Decatur. Texas. Rev Luton
Is an able preacher and the meetings
were very beneficial to those who at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillenbeck. of Ros-
we'll, are guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Dillenbeck.
Mr.. Samuel Curry and daughter,
Mrs. Engield, Of Roseville. ILL.,, came
in wednesday for a visit at the home
Of Mr.. Curry's son, c. W. Curry.
Mrs. Annie Bell and Alice Bell and
little Alice Marie Tallman, came in
sunday and will make an extended
visit at the home of Mrs. A. M. Mason,
Mrs. Mason is Alice Marie's grand
mother and the little girl will attend
The Hagerman o. e. s. met Wed
nesday evening and held imitation
school here this year.
exercises. At the close of the meeting
ce cream and cake were served.