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

Prof. w. Fremont Osborne re-
turned Monday morning from
Santa Fe, where he had been for
several days transaeting business.
While in the capital city he at
tended the inauguration.
Charles l.. Fraker, Jr., accom-
| panied by his wife and small son,
returned Wednesday evening from
the county seat, after having
spent several days there on bust
| ness connected with the office OF
| probate judge, which position he
assumed the first of the year.
Miss Bernice Murl returned to
Springer, where she teaches in
| the high school, Sunday afternoon,
after having visited here for two
| weeks with her sister, Mrs. Claude
| Wensell.
There was fire Wednesday
morning in the barn back of the
| hotel. where the office of the
| Ranchers' Telephone Co., is To-
Gated. A lighted match thrown into
some dry feed by one of the
| children at the hotel was the
cause Of the blafie. The blaze was
discovered by Miss Veva Gibson.
The townspeople responded to the
! call for aid.
Dick Harmon was host to a
number of friends at New
Years dance at the opera house
! Saturday evening.
A dance was given on New
| Years eve by Candelaria Sain.
Mrs. Mike Britt left Sunday for
Denver, Colo, after having spent
several days here visiting her par
ents, Mayor and Mrs. j. Il. Aguliaf.
| After visiting friends in Denver
for few days she will go to Fred
erick, Colo, where she will JOIN
her husband.
| Cottage prayer-meetings have
been held each night this week
with the exception of Tuesday and
Saturday nights, preparatory to the
revival meetings which will begin
at the U. B. church next Sunday
morning, conducted by Rev. F. p.
Overmeyer of Colorado Springs,
Colo. Rev. B. c.. Eutsler was the
| leader, and Mrs. w. F. Osborne
assumed the responsibility Of Sc
curing homes in which to hold the
| services. After the devotions,
plans pertaining to the church
work were discussed and sugges-
tions were offered whereby more
interest both on the part of the
| members and those not AFFILIATED
with the church, might be Gre
ated.
The Rev. Newton M. Temple OF
| Cheyenne, Wo., representing the
| Worlds Purity Federation, spent
a few days in town this week. On
Tuesday evening at the U. b
church he delivered lecture en-
titled "The Crisis In Morals" to
a large and attentive audience. He
gave many interesting facts con-
corning social conditions which
now exist, as well as number OF
statistics. He made several alarm
| ing statements, one or which was
that unless the people or the
| United States "clean up" at the
| rate which is being maintained at
present, one half of the population
of this country will be in the in
sane aslum within the next hun
bred years. At the close of his
kdiscourse, memberships to the
State Purity Federation were taken
and a number of donations were
| made.
Miss Claire Banquert spent the
| week lend with friends In Las
Vegas and attended the New
Years dance there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bias Sanchez and
family left Friday for Mora. where
they will reside. Mr.. Sanchez has
been appointed deputy county as
SCISSOR.
The Woman's club held a meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Simon
Vorenberg Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. j. H. Hunziker as lead
er. After the business had been
transacted, the leader read story
which was greatly enjoyed. Re-
freshments We're served to Mes
DANES Hunziker. w. Vorenberg,
Reyes, Henry. Davis. Taylor, Vert
helm, Hixenbaugh, ]. Paltenghe.
Hearn. Gillespie and Miss Lee.