Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-05
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Miss Annie Porter returned to Santa
7e Saturday after a few days visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. r.
'orter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Green spent
Friday in Albuquerque.
The children of the primary grades
had a lunch and frohc in the park
Thursday the teachers doing every
thing possible to assist the children in
having a good time. A number oil
nese outings have been planned by
the faculty for the little folks while
the weather is still p easant.
Rev, j. Moline of Willard held the
regular monthly services at the Cath
Ollie church Sunday
MIR. ana MIS-. Faul Dean made trip
o albuquerque Thursday returning
the following day with a good supply
II fresh fruits.
Julius Meyer and family of Willard
were in town Sunday
Miss Augusta Maxwell, daughter Of
john Maxwell aud John Shirley were
narried Saturday night by Rev. w. c..
Grant at his home. Only a few
trends and relatives were present. The
young people are very popular and
have the best wishes of the commun-
lty. They will make their home on the
j. S. Kelly ranch just east of town.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Senter Sunday. Mrs. Senter is
getting along nicely but the baby is
still requiring the doctors attention.
Mrs. Margaret Russell of Moriarty,
is down u nurse Mrs NJ. II. Senter,
Justice of the Peace A. A. Hine took
Mrs. Hine to Albuquerque Tuesday
where she will remain during the com
ing school term as their children are
attending the Albuquerque schools.
An interesting ball game was held
at the school grounds Tuesday between
two of the schOo' classes, the Reds and
Blues, which resulted in victory for
the Reds. The victors we're very en-
thusiastic over the winning of the pen
nant offered by the faculty
County Sheriff Alexandra Baca and
wife were Mountainair visitors Mon
day
Ralph Robertson, Jr. son of Deputy
Treasurer Ralph Robertson, is suffer-
ing from a painful attack Of rheuma-
tiSm. #..
Miss Hazel Tilery is confined to
her home with case of slow fever.
A special train was made up here
Wednesday night by the New Mexico
Central Railway company to take an
excursion to Willard to attend the
lair. A large number of people took
advantage of the trip.
Peter Moe and Miss Ivy Short,
daugnter OF MIR. and Mrs. ID. M. Short
were married Sunday at her home
south of town. The happy couple will
reside on Mr.. Noes cattle ranch south
east of EstanCia. Mr.. and Mrs. Moe
have many friends in this community
who wish them much happiness. Mr.
Moe is one OF our successful cattle
raiseIs.
Miss Iona Spencer is out of school
suffering from the effects of a recent
vaccination for smallpox.
The first frost of the season came
on Wednesday night but was very
light. Frost is unusually ate this year
giving an opportunity for the matur-
ing OF beans that We're planted late.
Many bean threshers are now at work
ANA most of the farmers are agreeap'y
surprised at the yield they are aver
aging which runs from eight hundred
TO a thousand pounds, some going as
high as twelve hundred.
f. H. Holloway of Clayton, N. M,
who was fOrmely one OF our TOWN. Alei 10
chants is here looking over the pros
pevst tor going into business again.
|. n. Shirley and sons moved two
buildings to town Tuesday one each
for l.. A. Rousseau and M. IL. Senter'
" men ,ney VIII remodel for garages
at their homes near the Springs.
Assistant District Attorney L, IT,
Hit was transacting business III the
county seat Wednesday.
The Estancia Auto company unload
ed carload of Dodge cars Monday
| The cars We're sold to the following
| parties: D. w. Barron, G. H.. Frohm
d. II. Griffin ana S. II. Plckens'
Jose Luna. who has been county
! ialler for the last six months, has re-
algned his position and moved his fam
| ily to willard. Mariana Will of Torreor
| Will take his place.
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