Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-09
DAWSON

''# I,eona Sherwood. Isabel Conner
and Cullen Pearce, students OF
Mhe University of New Mexico.
81 Returned to Albuquerque Sunday
AFTER spending the holidays with
Their parents.
W Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Thomas
Z. Returned from Pueblo Monday
2|where they were called by the
Meath Of their niece, who was
N filled in an automobile accident
near Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Robert Love and two chill
dren returned to Walsenburg
Thursday after spending the holt
days with Mrs. Loves sister, Mrs,
J. b. Sutton.
Harvey Springer, the postmaster,
is at home on account of illness.
The knights of Columbus gave
a dance at the opera house New
Years eve. The winners of the
rattle were: Mrs. Madden, set of
dishes: Mrs. Riley kitchen cabi-
net. and Mr.. Mares, the rocker.
About midnight refreshments were
served in the lodge room by the
Catholic ladies.
! The quiet wedding of Miss Eliza
beth Johnson to c. ID. DeLong
took place in Ration Friday even
ing, December 81. The bride is
we'll known and admired in DaW-
son, having been a resident or TINS
city for several years and formerly
employed in the ticket office at the
Dawson opera house. The groom
has been in the U. s. navy for the
past six years and a half. Both
young people have many friends In
Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. De Long
will make their future home here.
The high school basket ball
teams will leave for Las Vegas
Friday morning. January IA, to
play both the normal high school
and the city high school teams OF
that city.
Miss Mary Wilson has accepted
a position as messenger girl In
the Dawson Fuel Sales office.
Mrs. M. C. Reid representing the
Allison White chautauqua has been
in Dawson making arrangements
for a five days entertainment here
during April or May.
Jules and Frank Vandersall,
formerly of Dawson, came down
from Denver Saturday on business.
Both are aeroplane mechanics ana
are contemplating an airpiane
trip to Dawson in the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ", Davis and
son. Harold, returned from ~
Paso and Dallas, the latter part OF
last week, after spending the hoh-
days with relatives.
Arthur Whitaker, student at the
University of Colorado, returned
to Boulder Saturday.
w. w. Cogdell left for Ration
Tuesday afternoon as severa
days business trip.
Garnance Kershner of Ration
formerly employed by the Pnelps
Dodge corporation, was IN the Guy
Tuesday afternoon.
\ Jack Southwell of Ration, has
accepted a position in the offlct
Of the Phelps-Dodge store.
w. Ward Davies of Phoenix
Ariz., and Moose lodge organizer
for New Mexico and Arizona, was
a visitor of Maxey lodge No. 6s4
Monday evening.
Marvin Black of Los Angeles
Calf, is the guest Of his brother
Avery Black of this city.
Mrs. P. H. Heck of Cimmarron
NJ. M, who has been in the Daw'
son hospital for the past three
weeks. returned home Thursday,
c. D, De Long received wore
Sunday from the U. s. navy de-
partment to report in Los Angeles
ON January 5. Mr.. De Long viii
be in the service four months o.
the year for the mex. four years
Jay Il. Conway, formerly count,
clerk of Colfax county, has ac
cepted a position in the welfare
department of the Phelps Dodg'
corporation.
Gertrude and Mildred De Long
who are attending school at tn
Normal University of New Mexico
returned to Las Vegas Sunda:
after spending the holidays will
their parents.
FAY and Roy O'Brien returne'
to Boulder, Colo, where they ar
students at the University OF Colo
RADIO. They spent the past tw'
weeks with their parents in Daw
Mrs. r. A. Mcknight was II
Trinidad last week on business.
The Douglas school opened Mon
day morning January 8. The dedi
cation exercises were held Friday
January Z, both afternoon ant
evening. A full report of the pro
cram will be given next week.