Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-18
GALLUP

Miss Vera Glass visited In Albu-
oueruue on Sunday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boatright have
been visiting in Albuquerque the past
week, and will return the first of the
coming week.
Mrs. Albert Railard left for Los
Angeles, California, Monday, where
she goes under the Doctors care.
Miss Ruby LowitsN left Friday
for Flagstaff, where she will enroll
in the Normal.
Miss Anna Leyden visited few
days in Albuquerque, and while there
had her eyes tested.
Jack Myrick left Sunday for san
Diego, California, where he will en-
list in the navy.
Mr.. Robert Hight, who was a pa
tient at the st. Mary's hospital, is
able to be at home again.
Mrs. Lowitski and family, of Fort
Wingate, New Mexico, left for Santa
Fe, New Mexico, where they VIII re-
side in the future.
Mr., Keith MCLEOD returned Mon
day from FL Paso, Texas, where ne
was called on account of serious SICK
ness of a friend.
The Sacred Heart school rendered
Christmas entertainment at the
Rex theater on Wednesday. The pu-
pills were all we'll trained ana II
proved. to be grand success.
Mr.. Richard Rickson stopped OH
between trains to visit with MISS
Florence Cavanaugh of this city on
Thursday of this week. He was on
his way to Seligman, Arizona, after
a six weeks vacation spent in the
south.
Mr.. Reese Beddow, formerly OF
this city, but now travelling out OF
Los Angeles, California, is in the city
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Il. j.
Burke.
Ensign George p. Kraker left sun
day morning for Philadelphia, Pa"
after a ten days visit with his par
ents in this city. Upon his arrival
in Philadelphia, he will be assigned
to the u. S. S. Tennessee, which ship
will be commissioned February 10.
Miss cara Taylor died Tuesday
night at the home of her brother
| Mr. VIM. Frazer. The young LADY
was sick but a few days and her
| death came as quite shock TO her
many friends, She, with her mother
and sister, came to Gibson from Trim
| dad, and have been here but short
| while, but during their stay they
| have made numerous friends. The
| sympathy of the community are with
the bereaved ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. CROSBY,
| Jr., are the parents of a fine young
miss, born to them on Monday OF
| this week.
Miss Maggie Catti and Mr.. Lon
! Taylor, of this city, were married
! Wednesday at the Methodist parson-
| age, Rev. Barton officiating. Mr..
| George Heathman and Miss Grace
| Heppner acted as witnesses at the
tying of the nuptial knot. The new
| lyweds will leave next "Wednesday
| for Oklahoma, where Mr.. Taylor is
| in business.
| Misses Mary and Ann Morello were
| delightful hostesses at a leap year
party given at the Morello home on
| Friday night, The evening was spent
| in dancing and games the ladies TAX
ing the place of boys. During the
| evening punch was served, and at
midnight a two-course luncheon was
served. They had as their guests
| Misses Buchanan, Peterson, Purdy,
johnson Crosser Wilson, Moniger,
| Cavanaugh, Kraker, Mesdames Hell
lar and Dimon, Messrs, Roat, Hight,
] Emmons, Vidal, Ford, Berglund,
Housner, Hellar, Dimon, Barton,
| Moninger, Gray, Mcleod, McCaskill
| Engle, Wellington, Sheldon, Young,
| Schaner and Ketner. The out of
town guests were Dick Barton, from
| Albuquerque, Messrs, Wellington and
Sheldon, from Fort Wingate, New
| Mexico.