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ale meeting n you can spare me q
few niutes sIr Tyrell smiled.
Barry Tor must cateh he lext
tratn bac 10 New ogfk
ms about 70 suggest thatI
we you aitH In may carl she
Pbeamed 11pn him We must NOT
tire mysdear old friend here andsI
confess that my curiosity has been
aroused. Goodbye, Mr.. scaity.r
Barry escorted the lady to her
rnnabout.
Who was this old friend of
mine whose relative you know
asked Mrs. Tyrreil.
believe when you knew her
first that her name vas Irene
sBarrows afterwards; Mrs. Matt
Xenner,s' Barry replied steadily.
An the color vanished from his
companions face and the little car
sweryed as she gripped the wheel.
"lrene!. she gasped 'oh, don't
remind me OF heri Do you know
the whole wretched story, Mr..
,Barryf'
ALI except the details of your
friendship with her and what you
may know Of her family
when she was seventeen and /
Ia year older, 1 brought her homo
here to give her a real good time
and she met Matt. I'm not going
to say anything about him for he's
gone. too, but the whole thing
turned out to he a mistake. In a
month they were married and two
years later his father took on that
miserable sneak Of a clerk, and Of
course his wife came to Cleveland.
too."
Her lips frightened.
Mrs. GriswoId, you mean? The
one who ran away with Matt Ven.
ner?s Barry asked.
yes. She was fascinating. III
say that for her, even though
never Fixed her.
"ouriously enough, Irene did,
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and thni makes what nnppened MI
The Norse sas hritiiapt and
ditlerent. pmehoW. ind. Aesides
poor delleate littls 1tena VIZ
moth / most
md yen never heard that she
had any relatives in Wheatt3sld Or
elsewhere Barry asked.
Why, yes! How stupid OF me.
There was q younger sister that
some people on a farm near Wheat.
field were taking care Of. Il forgot
about her. for she wasn't at the
wedding and never saw her ex-
lcept once, long after Grsns's
death.
4"A sister!" Barry exclaimed:
When did you see her? What was
her first name7 Please tell me-
about her. Mrs. Tyrrell; perhaps
she Is the relative know OF IN
New; York.
well, about seven years inter
Irene's death and Mats suicide
a young woman called on me who
said she was Mrs. Matthew Ven.
ner's sister. Except for being pale
and slim L couldn't see any resemll
lance, for Irene had dark hair and
this girls looked as though It had
been gbleached almost white In the
sun
"There was q strength and az.
sertiveness in her manner too, that
Irene had never had, and, although
she was shorter by at least four OF
five inches her face was as old as
the hills.'
For what purpose had she come
Ito your Barry looked away as ha
Spoke,
That was the strangest mart OF
i'll" his companion exclaimed. Il
supposed, naturally. that she HAD
come to talk OF Irene. but instead
she asked innumerable questions
lin a horrid. eager sort Of way
about-about the Griswold, woman
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10

Of Mr., and Mrs. John Macdonald
passed quietly away on Tuesday at
their home here and was laid to
rest on Wednesday morning in the
Belen cemetery.
DR., Beaver and family left on
Saturday in their car for their new
location at Hurley, n. Mex. DR..
Beaver has been county health Of
ficer in Valencia county since Feb
ruary with headquarters at Los
Lunas and resigned recently to ao
cept a similar position.
On last Sunday evening DR..
Wittwer OF Los Lunas was hostess
at a dinner served at the Belen
Harvey house in honor of DR.. and
Mrs. Beaver. His guests were DR.,
Radcliffe and wife, DR., Wilkinson
and wife, Dr. Espinosa, Drummond
Radcliffe and Miss Wittwer with
Or. Beaver, Mrs. Beaver and chill
dren.
Miss Gladys Harris, county nurse,
will have charge of the county
health work until another physi-
clan is appointed.
The Misses Bessie Hammer and
Stella Baca who represented Belen
at the State College in the Cooking
club demonstration last week re-
ceived an electric pereolator and a
set OF jelly molds in recognition OF
their exhibit work and team WORK
in preparing a model breakfast.
The Federated aid met at the
church parlors last week with Mes
danes Leopold and John Becker,
Jr., as hostesses. Mrs. Fred Becker
and Mrs. Robertson Branch were
hostesses on Thursday of this week
The Episcopal Guild met with
Mrs. NJ. II. Tate last Friday after
noon and with Mrs. w. p. Sloan
this week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10
WAGON MOUND

Miss Jessie Defoor returned home
Monday evening from Amarillo,
Texas. where she had been called
several days ago on account of the
serious illness of her sister, When
she left, her sister was gradually
Improving.
Morris Vorenberg came up from
East Las Vegas and is spending sew
eral days here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Vorenberg.
Mrs. Samuel Rains returned
home Monday evening after having
spent the past three weeks in
Ration, N. NJ, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Canter.
A wedding. the news of which
came as a pleasant surprise and en-
tirely unexpected, was that oil
Carl Gillespie, son of Mr.. and Mrs
J. r. Gillespie of this city, and Miss
Ellen Rogers of East Las Vegas
The contracting parties were united
in marriage Saturday evening, NO
venber 4, at z o'clock by Rev
Mills, pastor of the Las Vegas
Methodist church, with only the
immediate relatives of the bride
and groom present. The groom has
lived in Wagon Mound number OF
years, and is held in high esteem
and regard by a large circle OF
friends. He went to East Las Vegas
q few weeks ago to take a position
in the Santa Fe shops, which place
he now holds, and it was during
this time the romance had its IN
ception. The bride is not knowr
here, but, according to reports, she
is a most estimable young lady. The
couple will make their home in the
Meadow City.
Mrs. 7. Roybal and daughter
Isabel. returned to their home here
Saturday night from Albuquerque
N. Mex, where they had spent
few days on business.
Mrs. j. r. Gillespie went to Eas
Las Vegas Saturday morning anc
attended the wedding there tina
evening of her son, Carl Gillespie
She returned home Sunday.
Armistice Day will be appropri
ately celebrated here next Satur
day with a program arranged b!
the American Legion and the Wo
mans club. A patriotic celebration
will take place in the evening, con
sisting Of addresses and musica
numbers, after which dance vii
be given at the opera house.
Mesdames &. r. Keyes and S
Vorenberg, only charter member
of the Woman's club, will enter
tain the club at a / o'clock lunch
con at the home OF Mrs. KeyeI
next Saturday, Armistice Dav, al
that Is the birthday Of the club.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10
MAGDALENA

II. Thurman and daughters
Erma, Fay and Fern Of Albuquer-
que have taken up their residence
hero, and the girls have entered
the Magdalena schools.
The high school boys basketball
team of Socorro came over to Mag
dalena and played with the high
school team here on Friday
night at the Barrowdale hall, the
game resulting in favor of Sooorro.
After the game a dance was given
at the Rock school building for the
visiting team. Professor Enloe of
Socorro accompanied the boys to
Magdalena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Whitley and
daughter Helen left on Saturday
for Quemado, N. NJ, where Mr.,
Whitley will have charge Of the
Magdalena Mercantile company's
new store. Mr., Whitley has been
employed in the company's store
here for the past two years or
more.
Mrs. Otis left on Saturday for
| her home in Little Rock, Ark, Mrs,
Otis has resided in Magdalena for
the past year. After a visit with
home folks she will return with her
husband to New Mexico where they
expect to make their permanent
| home.
| Justiniano Baca was called to
San Marcial on Tuesday where he
attended the funeral Of his brother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Thurman of
albuquerque spent several days in
Magdalena, the guest of the form
er's father.
! Hugh Fraser, manager OF the
Reserve Mercantile company, re-
turned TO Reserve after visit with
his mother and sisters here.
The Home Missionary society
served dinner on Election Day. The
ladies cleared about eighty dollars.
/ Magdalena has secured a, good
lecture course for the winter, under
the auspices OF the X. of p. lodge.
First number will be a musical
treat on Monday evening, Novem-
Der 10, at the Casino theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hayes OF
Quemade spent several days IN
town the past week enroute to Las
Cruces where Mr.. Hayes will take
up vocational training.
Hoy Bennett left Wednesday on
a trip to various places in New
Mexico in the the interest OF the
Copper Belt Mining company.
Mrs. Claud Dees, Miss Florence
lDismukes and Clarence Stuppi were
Saturday the guest Of Dewy Dis
mukes at the ranch west of town
Wyatt Mcdonald, who is now
employed in Albuquerque. was Sun
day the guest Of home folks here
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T, Mcclure and
children returned home Tuesday
from Roswell.
Magdalena people received cleo
ton news Tuesday night by radio
Concerts from Los Angeles wer'
also heard and enjoyed by the audi
ence at the X. of P. hall.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10

Means, ~ honor Of ler fourayear-
old son, Junior, The home was dec
Grated with everything pertaining
to Halloween. The children had a
jolly time with games, then were
made more happy by being served
with apples, popcorn balls ana
home made cand by the hostess.
a gay evening was spent by the
young women and men Of the Older
Sc. on Tuesday evening at the band
hall The women all appeared in
costumes with masks, but finally
unmasked and the young people
spent tho evening with forty-two
and rook, and before returning
home delicious luncheon was
served In whick Halloween was
very much in evidence.
After sojourn OF several
months with her daughter Miss
Gladys and friends at Los Angeles
and other points in California Mrs.
~. p. Stone and son DO lglas stone
returned to their home here Tues
day.
Miss Roma Stone who accom-
panied her mother to California,
has entered the University OF
Souti crn Callfornie ior the coming
year, and Miss Gladys who gradu-
ated last May at this same school,
Is now taking a postgraduate
course.
On Thursday evening Mrs. J. ID.
Henderson was delightful host
ess at her home to the Embroidery
club. This was the second meet
| ing of this club, and pleasant eve
ming was spent by ten members.
The hostess served sandwiches,
cake and chocolate.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Bryant and
Mrs. Bryant's mother, Mrs. Wright,
returned Tuesday from Temple,
Texas, where MIR. and Mrs. Bryant
had the throat Of their little daugh-
ter, Frances, operated on success
fully.
MIR. and Mrs. J. P. Henderson of
Amarillo, Texas, but former resi-
dents of Portales, arrived here Sat
urday and will visit several days
with their children, Mr.. and Mrs. j,
+. Henderson and MIR. and Mrs. W
f. Bartlett.
Mr.. Tafer arrived here recently
from Illinois, and has accepted the
position as instructor Of Portales
band, also that of music teacher in
the Clovis high school,
Mrs. ]. e. Henderson gave hei
husband a IL o'clock surprise
birthday dinner on Wednesday
Places were laid at a beautifully
appointed table for Messrs Hender-
son, Bascom Howard, Clifford
Deem, Arthur Del Curto, S. A
Greaves and Mrs. Frances Taylor.
c. r. Forbes, a former Portale'
boy, who is engineer on the Santa
Fe from Belen to Clovis on extra
runs, came down from Clovis Fri
day evening and visited with hi'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Forbes
until Saturday morning.
The Dorcas society of the Nazar'
enc church met at the home ,'
Mrs. Tom Baker Thursday for ar
all days sewing. Each woman tool
one or more dishes of prepared
food and at the noon hour n de
1icious dinner was served. Severa
garments we're completed durini
the day. which will be sent to
children's home in Texas,
The burns Of little Edith Cox
who was burned so badly last weel
were not so serious as was at frs
! thought and it has been decided
Il at unless something further de
/. velops she will recover.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10
BELEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Sohrwiedie of
Amigo, Wis, have spent the week
in Belen the guest Of Miss Bertha
Rutz. Mrs. Sohrwiedie is a niece
of Miss Rutz.
Mr.. and Mrs, C. e. johnson and
daughter Of Wichita, Kans, ar
rived in Belen this week and will
make their home here. Mrs. john
son is sister of C. Il. Miller OF the
r. D. department of the Santa Fe
in Belen.
s. A. Corley and family OF Noun
tainair have recently moved to
Belen to make their home.
Mrs. l.. c. Becker left on We'd
nesday afternoon for q months va
cation trip in the east. While gone
Mrs. Becker will attend the session
of the grand chapter of the Eastern
Star in Washington, ID. c., and visit
her old home in Ripon, Wis.
Mrs. S. X. Cotton returned Fri
day from a six weeks visit in st.
Louis. Mo-, and Muskogee, Okla.
A. Lee, formerly OF Belen but re-
Gently from Santa Fe, N. Mex, Eas
returned to Belen and has leased
the Becker MacTavish building.
One OF the infant twin daughters
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10
CARLSBAD

The Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge club was entertained this
week by Mrs. Frank KindeL SIX
teen members, guests, and substi-
tutes were present and included
Mesdames r. C. Dow, j. ID. Hud-
gins, Harry McKim, John Barber
w. G. Donley, Joe Cunningham, e.
r. Lange, w. Il. Carter, Mary Lee
Moore, f. f. Doepp, Lee Hanson,
George Eddy r. L. HALEY, h. G.
Bone of Gainesville, Texas, W. >.
Speer of Cleburne, Texas, ana
George Roberts of Clovis. The high
score was made by Mrs. Mcktm.
Delicious refreshments were served
at the close of the games by the
! hostess.
A farewell party was given on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs j. ID
! Hudgins and Mrs. c. c. Skies Tor
Mrs. K. c. Bone and Mrs. w. >
Speer, who have been extensively
entertained while visiting in Carls-
| bad the previous two weeks, ana
who left Friday morning Tor theW
homes in Gainesville and Cleburhe,
Texas. Fourteen guests were pres
| ent on this occasion and the after
noon was spent at bridge, Mrs. IL.
| Fl. Dilley making high score, was
given q bud vase as souvenir these
! being given also to the guests OF
| honor. The others present besides
Mrs. Dilley, Mrs. Bone, and Mrs.
Speer, were Mrs. r. l.. HALEY, Mrs.
Rom Holt. Mrs. c. ID. Rockman'
Mrs. Roy Waller, Mrs. John Mer-
chant, Mrs. f. +. Doepp, Mrs. II. f.
Christian, Mrs. John Barber, Mrs
lH. I. Braden, Mrs. Arnold smith
and Mrs. George Roberts of CLOVIS.
A salad an dice course was served
at the conclusion of the games,
Mrs. Tom Pearson and twin boys
Of Roswell are the guests Of MI
and Mrs. ]. D. Merchant, in Ii
Iuerta, parents Of Mrs. Pearson
Mrs. Hubert Ryan and three chill
dren of Ell Paso are also house
guests at the Merchant home,
Twelve members of the Saturday
Afternoon Bridge club met witt
Mrs. Aud Lusk last week, at the
Lusk bungalow on HalaguenC
. | street. MTSs IlIdI lSS . Ni''N' :
made high score, and other mem
bers present were Mesdames D. NJ
Jackson, Roy Waller, Sam Lusk
George O'Connor. Mary Lee Moore
Lawrence McAdoo, F.. p. Bujac, Jo'
Livingston, Arnold Smith, Roper
Toffelmire, and Getzman. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs Sam Lusk and Mrs
, Robert Toffelmire.
Mrs j. Frank Joyce entertalnet
at dinner on Friday evening, he
guests being the teachers of he
daughters, Mary Frances and Jun
Joyce. They included Mr.. and Mrs
w. C. Donley, Mr.. and Mrs. Green
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuman, Misse
Graham, Willard, Yancy, Taylor
, Engleking, and West.
The art department OF the Wo
/ mans club met on Tuesday after
/ noon at the club house and con
| tinued their study of primitive art
The chairman, Mrs. f. G Tracy
was in charge.
Tuesday evening Carlsbad Cd,
, Fellows entertained members o
. the Rebekahs of the city with I
splendid program of music, reci
! tations. and addresses. The pro
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10
HAGERMAN

Mrs Ross Jacobs went to Ros-
wen Friday and was a guest OF Mrs.
stobaugh. returning home Satur-
Gay.
The Rev. John S. Rice and chill
dreh ana the Rev. Samuel Moyne
and children were the guests of
Miss Della Crissler and Perry
Crissler att a six o'clock dinner Sat
urday evening.
Among those who motored to the
plains and enjoyed a picnic dinner
Sunday and spent the day hunting
were DR.. and Mrs. Rowell and chill
dren, Misses Mary Wagner, Thelma
West, Kevy Loup and Mabel Shaw,
and Messrs. Win Mansfield, Harry
Trueblood, May West and Foster
Shaw
The C. G. How and A, NJ. Ehret
family spent Saturday on a hunting
trip.
Mrs. Maynard Brown, who had
been visiting at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Grace V. Brown, for
several days returned to her home
on the Cottonwood. Friday.
Mrs. Grace V. Brown and her
daughter, Mrs. Talbot of Lometa,
Texas, left Friday for Clint, Texas,
where they will visit at the home
of Mrs. Browns daughter, Mrs.
Looney.
Miss Allie stobaugh came in last
week and will stay at the Ross ia
cobs home this winter and attend
school at Hagerman,
mt s.G -, 81 L. 90
Vedder Brown, Hagerman mana
ger of the Kemp Lumber company.
will be much interested to learn Of
his marriage to Miss Louise Mich
elet, which took place at the ChaVes
county court house at Roswell at
$3.50 o'clock on Saturday, Novem
ber 4. Mrs Brown is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jaquei
Michelet. pioneer residents OF the
Hagerman neighborhood. She Ii
graduate of the Hagerman High
school and is popular among the
younger society set. Mr.. Brown
came from Artesia and has been
manager of the Kemp Lumber
company's business at Hagermar
for several years. This popular
young couple are at home to theii
friends at the e. l.. Jones cottag'
in West Hagerman.
Charles MeCauley came in the
last of the week and is a guest a
the home of his uncle, James VIII
hanson OF the Felix ranch.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid so
ciety held a called meeting at thu
home of Mrs. w P. Woodmas OF
Wednesday afternoon. The vice
president, Mrs. A. r. Clark, was II
the chair during the business ses
sion, owing to the absence of tn
president. The ladies worked OF
articles intended for the bazaar
Later a dainty lNncheon was served
to the following Mesdames A. +
Clark, Helen Cumpsten, Harr!
Cowan, r. D. Davenport, Hoyt. r
Fl. Mansfield, c. G. Mason, T. 3
Platt, Willis Pardee, Hutchinson
James Logic of Detroit, Mich
Wheelock of Stems, N. M, ]. f
Wimberly and Miss Della Crissler
An interesting wedding occurre,
Saturday afternoon at the Soutl
Methodist parsonage at Roswell
when Miss Beryl West became tn
wife OF Lester Walter. The cere
money was performed by the Rev
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10

Campbell. pastor of the church,
Mrs. Walters is the eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. West, prom
inent Hagerman people, and is
beautiful aud talented young wO-
man. She is a graduate of the II.
II. S., is a musician and also a pop
ular teacher employed in the Dex-
ter schools Mr. Walters is em-
ployed in the Dexter schools, Mr..
Walters is employed at Roswell
with the Kemp Lumber company,
and was formerly an employee OF
the same company at this place.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Walters, pioneer residents of Has
erman. Mr. and Mrs. Walters Will
reside at Roswell.
II. C. Barron came in Wednesday
from his home in California to look
after business and visit with his
son. Giles Barron. Mr.. Barron was
a pioneer resident Of Hagerman,
but has resided in California the
past few years.
Mrs. A. f. Clark entertained sew
eral friends at a ! o'clock luncheon
on Tuesday. Covers were laid Tor
Mesdames A. A. Bailey. 4. D. Dew
enport, Lloyd Harshey, C.GMason,
Roy VanArsdol, Frank Wimberly
and the hostess.
Miss Mabel Hill was hostess at a
Halloween party at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Jess Turner, Tues
day evening. About 35 OF the
younger set were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Burck mo-
tored to Roswell Monday and spent
the day shopping.
Mrs. II. A. Hanna and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Holloway motored east
of the Pecos Thursday and spent
the day hunting. They secured the
limit of quail. ........
The L. c. club gave a parry on
Tuesday evening at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. d. Menoud. The at'
fair was in honor of the husbands
and children of the members, 1t be-
ing the rule Of this jolly little club
that family parties will be held fire.
ouentIy. The large home Of the
Menoud's was dimly lighted anc
IAN guests were met by sheeted
ghosts. The mystic password was
given and when satisfactorily
learned the guests were admitted
The members were masked ant
when the men drew for partners
they could scarcely find their owr
wives. Games were played. Lunch
con- consisting Of the traditiona
Halloween goodies, apples, cider
nuts, pumpkin pie, doughnuts ant
coffee were served. Over so were
present: Messrs. and Mesdames D
| A. Bradley, L. r. Burck, Lafe De
weese, A. NJ. Ehret, Ross Jacobs
e. D. Menoud, ]. F. Bauslin, LesteI
Ogle. c. G. How, C. r, Hanson
Mesdames Sanders, Louisa De
Weese, Messrs. Seeley, Aubre!
Evans, and Paul Robinson, and thu
members OF their respective fam
lilies.
The cotton gin is running ever!
day and sometimes far into th'
night in order to keep up with tn
demand. over two hundred bale
have been ginned,
Mrs. Joe Farkas and childre
will arrive this week for visit Will
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Alter.