Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-07-17
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day from the Nations ranch, near
Ina, for the Tucumcari-Clovi ball
game.
Miss Evelyn Davis and mother
returned Wednesday from El Paso,
where they spent the past ten
days with friends.
Miss Vivian Steckmen, who has
been visiting friends here, returned
to her home at Stratford, Tex,
! Sunday.
Omar Paxton was a business
visitor from Logan the last OF the
week.
Jim Taylor, proprietor of the
Glenrock hotel, left Tuesday for
an extended vacation on account
of hay fever. Mr.. Taylor will visit
Ell Paso, Hot Springs and CLOUD
croft.
L. C. Kimmons and w. Boot
were visitors from Alamogordo,
this week.
Bethel Chapter Is, Eastern Star,
evening. This will be the last
meeting for the summer.
The Misses Edna and Merle
| hOCIl nave IeJuIUeu lIOfl a NdNd~
ton spent in Lincoln county.
J. f. johnson, the Shoemaker
merchant, was in the city the last
of the week, enroute to his home,
after visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Jules Watson, at Logan. Mr..
Johnson was accompanied homo
by his little granddaughter. Mr.
Watson was in the city Monday
for medical treatment, having been
released from a local hospital last
week. He sustained painful in
juries at the Logan bridge con-
struction, several weeks ago.
Mrs. Charles L. Tuthill OF Las
Vegas, was In the city Tuesday, en-
route home after visit with rela-
tives at Mari Visa.
Mrs. Jees H. Grisham enter
tanned in honor of her visiting
friend, Monday evening with
picnic and "welnie and mashmal-
low roast" at Blue Water. Guests
were: Miss Lucille Manney, Waco
Tex; Mrs Jack Wesson, Shoshine,
| Idaho; Mrs. John Rice. Fayette,
Mo: Mrs. Maude Honeywin and
Miss Frieda Shaft, city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Anderson en-
tertained with dancing party on
Tuesday evening, honoring Miss
Manneyl Of Waco, Tex, who Is at
present visiting in the city. Guests
were: Messrs. and Mesdames, Jess
Grisham and Edwards; Mrs. Percy
Sample, Mrs Jack Wesson, Mrs.
Maude Honeywell, Misses Freida
Shaft, Lucille Manney, Louise Loo
| ney, Jeanne Bledsoe, Messrs. Joe
Bonem, Glynn Harrison, Charlie
Cusack, Henry Goldenberg, Paul
James, Roy Goldenberg, Roy Phil
lips, Art Goldenberg and Ralph
Mutt.
Mrs. Ara e. Hawkins, teacher Of
piano, presented her pupils in re"
cital at the Baptist church Tues
. day evening. Mrs. Hawkins was
, assisted by Mrs. James Briscoe an
, vocal solo, accompanied at the
. piano by Mrs. VIII Benton, OF
: Amarillo, Tex. Mrs Benton is a
guest at the home Of Mayor and
Mrs. Biscoe.
: Attorney r. A. Printice and
family returned Saturday from a
= ten days business and pleasure
I trip to Santa Fe and surrounding
mountains.
! Mr., and Mrs. Bryan left Tues
Y day for Clayton, where they Will
! be 1oined by Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
: Anderson and family. Mrs, An
= derson is daughter Of the Bry-
9 ans, The Andersons and Bryans
, will spend two months camping in
the mountains at Ute Park.
) Mr.. and Mrs. I. McClaren left
= Tuesday for an extended visit In
E Saloam Springs, Arkansas, Peoria
!. Illinois and at various points in
Nebraska.
( The Woman's Auxiliary to the
. American Legion, met in regular
session Monday afternoon at Lee
Rhoades Post.
t At a meeting of the American
. Legion Monday evening, the reslg-
= nation of Adjutant Herbert Ger
r hardt, was accepted. Mr.. Gerhardt
has entered the vocational school
r at Albuquerque.
/, The local Legion received ten
. rifles Monday, as a loan from the
government for memorial occa-
siona
Miss Gladys Pack entertained
with lawn party at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Pack
Monday evening. Games and con-
tests were the features of enter
tainment. Guests were: Clodie
Gaudin, Jewel Street, Ruth Sim
mons, Matte Lso Ward, Mar
guerite Grayson, Bernice Banfield,
Mabeth Lawson, Beatrice Gibson,
Margaret Bibson, Alice Paddock
and Pauline Marshall; boys were:
Fairbanks Bhaun, W. C. Shamblin,
D Jr., Urban Banfield, Tom L. Law
son. Jr., Wilbur Jones, CLAUDE
Hamilton and Vondie Pack.
Misses Clella and Alta Hudson
of Forrest, returned wednesday
from an extended vacation spent
at College Mound, Mo.
Mrs. Walter Elliott, school d.
rector Of Hanley, was talking q
County superintendent Mrs. nellie
Hauser, Wednesday.
+. C. Syler returned Monday
from Los Angeles, Calf, where ne
was called on account Of the seri-
GUS illness of his wife. Mrs Syler
is improving, following an attack
of the heart.
Mrs. f. r. III. Ferree came down
Tuesday evening from Obar for a
visit with her daughters, Mrs. E.
P. Smith and Miss Leila Ferree.
Miss Ruth Aber was hostess to a
number of her friends on Fri
day Of last week at a line party
to see Norma Talmadge at the
H-H theater. A slumber party
followed at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Aber
Rock Island street. Guests were;
Misses Loreen Hurley, Lois Shields
Winnie Clark, Dorothy Pullen
Ruby and Mayme Hall, Verlie
Eager, Ray Eager and Winnie
clark. The affair was compliment
tary to Miss Clark, who returned
to her home at the Trigg ranch
Wednesday. after two weeks visit
with friends in the city.
| Lieutenant Governor and Mrs
| Duckworth and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Berry, were In the city Monday
and Tuesday, coming over with the
ball boys.
J. s. Allen of Mountain Park
| was in the city this week.
III r, +. Thompson was here from