Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-05
DAWSON

J. +, Morrow, J NJ. O'Brien and
j, ]. Laubach, went to Las Vegas
Thursday on a hunting trip.
II. Norris, express agent for the
Ell Paso and Southwestern railroad
in Dawson, will leave next week
for III Paso, where he expects to
reside Mr.. Morris has been en-
ployed in Dawson for the past
year j. Gafford. of Tucumcari.
and a former resident of Dawson.
has returned to take his position.
Miss Bertha McCrary left Sat
urday afternoon for Kansas City
to buy gifts that will be given
away at the public Christmas tree
celebration. The Phelps Dodge
corporation and its employees gave
an equal sum of $1,000 toward
this celebration at which every
child from the ages of three to
sixteen, will receive a gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. Kinney re-
turned Tuesday from Denver,
where they spent Thanksgiving
week.
f. J. Mullen left Dawson We'd
nesday night for Louisiana, where
he was called home by the serious
illness of his father.
w. w, Cogdell went to Trinidad
Tuesday afternoon to meet No. /,
ON which his sister was a passen-
ger en- route to ~2cson, Ariz., from
Denver
The Camp Fire Girls of this city
will give a cap and apron bazaar
Saturday afternoon. the object of
this is to secure money for an
outing next summer.
The Knights of Pythias lodge
had its election of officers for the
coming year, on Wednesday night.
Those elected are: kasper Motz.
chancellor commander; Earl Du-
pont, vice chancellor; w, II.
Moore, prelate; Rev. ]. S. Russell,
master of work; Harvey Springer
keeper of records and seals; Mel
Vile Hottry, exchequer; Raymond
Iittrell, master at arms; Clarence
Hargais, inner guard, and John
Shelton, outer guard. The h. OF
p. lodge is doing some good work
in Dawson and has had an in.
crease of thirty-five members in
the last three months. The Knights
of Pythias are arranging to give
dance and picture show on the
10th of February, in honor of their
fifty seventh anniversary.
The Moose lodge of Dawson.
which is the banner lodge of the
state, is organizing the Moose
Legion for the wives, daughters
and sisters of the Moose. This
lodge now has seven children es-
tablished in the Moose home at
Mooseheart, H., whose latest
health reports are very good
The protestant ladies of Dawson
are planning church social which
will be held about the 18th of
this month.
Mrs. j. ]. Laubach left Tuesday
for Oakland, Calf, where she will
meet her daughter, Viola, who has
been attending Holy Names con-
vent. Mrs. Laubach and daughter
will return to Dawson for Christ
mas.
j. McNally and son, Mike Nc
Nally, went to Colorado Monday.
Mr.. McNally expects to settle there
and his family will be leaving for
Colorado about the first of the
year.
John Fulton, formerly employ
ed in the mine office in Dawson.
left Thursday for his home in
Chicago.
Saturday night the Eastern
Star gave a benefit dance. A large
crowd attended.
Monday night the Dawson bas-
ketball teams had their first prac-
tice of the season, and a large
number of students came out for
it. The boys team this year is
composed of some splendid ma
terial The girls team was full of
the old winning" spirit and their
first practice game was fast and
snappy. The girls and their coach
feel confident of winning this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bracewell |
of Dawson, were called away Fri
day by the sudden death of Mr.. |
Bracewell's father in Illinois.