Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-05
TUCUMCARI


A birthday celebration with Miss
Verile Eager and Miss Ruth Abef
as hostesses and Miss Lorene Hur-
ley and Hayward Eager as honor
guests, took place ON Monday
evening at the bridge on the high
way south OF town. The young
folks Were chaperUned by Mrs
John Eager and Mrs. ED Han. Al
ter a picnic supper II moonlight
dance was enjoyed on the cement
driveway, a grafanola having been
carried along to furnish music. Al
Ter a most delightful evening the
guests motored 10 the city. Those
enjoying the hospitality of Miss
Eager and Miss Aber were The
Misses Lorine Hurley, Lois Shields
Dorothy Pullen, Ray Eager, Ger
maine Baer, Mary Kabrich, Ruby
and Mayme Hail, Messrs. Tom
Aber, Hayward Eager, Jack Effort
Edwin Cady (0f lei Paso), Albert
Parker, Charles Peyton, Herman
Gerhart, Gus Israel, Walter Nc
quad, Wyatt and Lewis Nations,
Andrew Butler, Kenneth Bandle
and Bob Sandusky
b. A merry bunch of girls ehaper-
oned by Miss Adah Grimes and
Mrs. Ed Shields made up a swim
ming party to the Blue Holes on
Tuesday afternoon, Lunch was
carried and the following girls re-
port a wonderful time. Misses LO-
rene Hurley, Lois Shields. Ray Ea-
ger, Verlie Eager, Ruth Aber
Wayne and Ruby Han and Willie
Francis.
Mrs. Dave Whalberg entertained
number of little folks ON Wednes-
day afternoon with party in hon
or OF Margarite's eleventh birth
day The afternoon was spent in
games. .:-.E
Edwin Cady is here from El
Paso, the guest of Hayward Ea-
ger.
MRS. A. C. Ainsworth and child
rem left on Friday for Douglas
Ariz., to join Mr.. Ainsworth. They
win reside in Douglas.
j. II. Nations of El Paso, who
was shipping to Fry, Wye, hac
twenty-five cars of cattle feed here
Friday.
w. II. Slaughter of Douglas
Ariz., who was shipping to Kansas
City, fed a train Of cattle here FRI
day.
Miss Allie Atkinson, teacher Of
domestic science, left this week fol
|. her home in Roswell Miss Atkin-
epson has been employed for the
. coming year. $500.
J Miss Lille Pearson of Quay left
on Tuesday morning for Las Vegas
where she will attend the norma
during the summer term.
Frank Ward is moving the fam
lily to the ranch Tor the summer.
Miss Lucille Wharton left OF
Tuesday morning for Las Vegas
to attend the summer normal
i, w. Barrett of San Jon was
in see the county superintendent
on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Robertson left OF
Wednesday for Las Vegas to at
tend the university this summer
Mrs. S. T.. Grossaint of Nara Vtst
who was here to attend the county
institute, was called to Ell Past
Tuesday evening on account of th'
serious illness Of a daughter.
Mrs. Adah Coleman left OF
Wednesday evening for Silver CITY
to attend the summer term of this
state normal.
Mrs. j. II. Cone, formerly witt
the Tucumcari hospital, was here
from Amarillo for q short wish
with friends, returning homt
Thursday
= Mrs. Catherine German, former
ly of this place and who has beer
visiting friends and looking aftel
business here for the past month
will leave for Pueblo, Colo, Satur'
day for a visit with relatives before
returning to her home in Joliet
Ill. u....
Jimmie Keough, with Simmons
Hardware, headquarters at Albu'
querque, was talking to friends
here this week and taking orders
T.. and A. N. Hanson were bus
mess visitors from Roy the firsl
or the week.
Miss Jessie and Grace DeFore
teachers Of Cuervo, were in the city
this week en- route to the state
normal at Vegas. ...
w. r. Mealey, land appraiser
for the e. p. & s. w, was here
a couple of days from El Paso. Mr.
Mealy went to Clayton Sunday on
official business returning Friday
of this week en- route to FL Paso
III. Scheele, formerly a resident
of this city, spent the week in thu
city. Mr.. Seheele is with the Amer
lean Tobacco company, with head
quarters at Roswell.
r, r. Luckenbill and G. A Doty
biological men, were here from Al
n buquerque several days, leaving on
Thursday for Clayton.
Frank M. Tatum, Dalhart, at
: torney, was looking after business
here last week.
Hugh Clary, appraiser for the
Federal Land bank at Wichita
Kans., was a business visitor last
week.
r, r. Bragg, chief engineer for
G. r. /. & p, was here from Dali
hart last week.
j. w. Rose, engineer for the c.
r. /. & p, was here last week.
Roadmaster Lane was down
from Dalhart last week, looking
over the construction work under
way on the Amarillo division OF
the C. r. /. & p.
r, r. Hammond and Clyde Nc
Farland, with the st. Louis Cattle
Loan association, were in the city
this week talking loans to the cat
tlemen.
William Van Vleet and wife
were here from Trinidad, Colo
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