Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-22
GALLUP


J, W. Blackwell, father Of the
late J. w. Blackwell, Jr., who
was murdered in Gallup on Nov.
25th, suffered a nervous break
down last Monday afternoon and
is now a patient in the local hos
pital. He is somewhat improved
at the present time.
Roy shibata was elected presl-
dent OF the local Sun and Stars
society, q japanese organization
for the purpose OF Americaniza>
ton
Frank Gaines, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r, Gaines Of this city.
has been appointed a second leu
tenant in the New Mexico re-
serves, attached to the 382nd field
artillery. .
Mrs. Minnie De Blasse OF AL
buquerque has returned to her
home after spending two weeks
here visiting with her niece, Miss
Stella Martin, who has been very
i'll.
Miss Mary Baca, formerly Of
Albuquerque, died in Gallup last
Saturday at the home Of her sis
ter. She was II years Of age.
Death was caused by pneumonia
following an illness Of diphtheria.
Wilfred BOardman suffered an
injury Of the spine while at work
in the BOardman coal mine Tues
day afternoon. A fall against O
sharp projection in the mine
caused q fracture OF vertebra
Of the backbone and temporary
paralysis of the lower limbs. lie
is somewhat improved and there
is hopes that he will fully re-
cover.
The funeral of Mrs. Celia r.
Kennedy who died at st. Mary
hospital Monday afternoon was
held wednesday morning from
the local Catholic church Mrs
Kennedy was one of the pioneer
settlers of this vicinity. Death
was caused by a complication of
diseases due to old age. She had
passed her SEVENTEEN birthday.
She had been a resident of Cal
lup thirty-three years.
Mayor A. II. Hannett UNDER
went major operation at a local
hospital last Monday morning.
His condition at present is very
favorable.
The Gallup Volunteer fire de-
partment is making arrange
ments for their fifth annual BAH
on February %, which is one Of
the most important social events
OF the year in Gallup.
Miss Clara B. Turner of Menu
phis is in the city visiting with
her mother, Mrs. c. A. Rowton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Stewart have
returned from Prairie Falls, S.
D., where they have been visit
ing for the past two weeks.
Mrs, Frank Ellis has as her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown
| of Cleveland, Ohio, ana Miss
Lena Schurick and Mrs. J. Schu-
rick Of Taos, ~ M.
j. N. Cary and r. Parke SELL
ara are spending a two weeks
vacation in Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs Paul Goltno is planning to
leave in few weeks for a. visit
with her mother in Italy.
7. MISS Katherine Coddington suf-
fered a fracture Of her left fore
arm in fan from q, teeter-totter
at the public school grounds Fri
day afternoon. Hs. RI s&
A Child Welfare association has
been organized q In Gallup with
Mrs. Martin Oiled as president:
Mrs. j. M. Carman. vice presi-
\ dent; Mrs. August Deitzrnah, Sec
rotary; Mrs a. c. Floyd, treasur-
er; Mrs. A. H. DeLong. chairman
OF maternity and Infancy division;
Mrs. w, b.. Cantrell. chairman so.
cial service division,
Ihlrty, young people gathered
at the home OF Ed koenig last
saturday evening TO spend II Jolly
evening celebrating Eds birthday
anniversary with games, music
and dancing.
The Gallup 1<iwanis club has
peen enjoying n practically 100
per cent attendance at the Thurs
day luncheon for the past few
months. The club has inangurat-
ed a program of entertainment al
each meeting along with the class
lftcation talk which is volunteered
at each luncheon. A program OF
local talent entertainment is en-
Joyed weekly, At the Thursday
luncheon Henry Ward Yersin gave
the classification talk, on the alb
stracting business. Mrs, Homer
Powers, wife Of Kiwanian II p
Powers, favored with a whistling
solo, and Miss Eva Sabin, daugh-
ter or kiwaniap C. NJ. Sabin. fav-
ored with a soprano solo, Miss
Genevieye Glass ACCOMMODATING at
, the piano.