Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-04
HAGERMAN


will run two cars each way each |
day between Roswell and Carls-
bad. They also connect with their |
other car Mt Artesia for Hope. The |
addition to the line was inaugur- |
ated Friday with a band concert |
X at each station, the Roswell juve-
nile band furnishing the music. |
This line makes travel convenient |
between the valley towns.
Messrs. C. G. How and A. M
Ehret are completing a new hay |
barn near the alfalfa mill on lots |
formerly belonging TO w. James |
The barn is 40x60 feet and 20 feet |
high and Will hold about 400 tons
of hay. The owners are now in the |
market for hay which they will
store until the price raises.
The Pecos valley pears and jon
athan apples are nearly ready for
!. the market, but buyers are slow
4 in making their appearance. The !
IN c. N. Moore crop of peaches has
\been bought by a Roswell firm, |
q and picking has now begun in
that orchard.
Cotton is looking fine and the
X growers are becoming anxious TO
secure a gin for this place, as for |
merly all Hagerman cotton has
had to be ginned at either Artesa
\ or Roswell. Two meetings have
been held, but nothing definite |
has been decided upon. A. r. |
" Deason is circulating petition, |
and If sufficient signers are Sc
cured it is probable that definite
plans for the erection of a gin he, :
will he made at once.
Miss Sue Wilson came Tuesday
from Clovis for an extended visit
with Miss Perditia Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Miller and
guests, Misses Edith Thomas and
Ida Mae Buford of Greenville,
Tex, returned Wednesday from a
trip to the western part of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Platt and
their guest, Mrs. Mainwaring If
Huron, S. D., returned from a trip
to the mountains Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stobaugh and farl-
lily and nephews, George and Jeff
Stobaugh, left Wednesday for the
Ruidoso, where they will locate.
Cecile Jacobs, who will visit the
family for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick King an
nounce the birth of son, who WIS
torn Monday, July 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orley Brock all
nounce the birth of son, born
Saturday July 20. AS this is the
first grandchild in the Brock, ST.,
family and also in the z. Ham
family, the are four proud grand
parents in Hagerman.
Il r. f. King, Joe King and John
King are guests at the homes of
their sister, Mrs. Abe Rash, ard
{ brothers, Jim and Dick King, this
week. The first two mentioned are
I from Southland, Tex, the latter
from Warren, N. NJ.
&c. L. Truitt and family and MIR.
Selma Jacobson and daughters,
Misses Volga. Florence and Gladys.
returned the last of the week from
. "a trip to the White mountains.
Little Thelma Robinson and It
tie Irma Graham, who each re-
Gently underwent operations for
appendicitis at st. Mary's hospital,
are getting along nicely and will
soon be able to return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. julie Davis, Mr..
Thurman, Mr., House, Mrs. Thur
man and Miss Thurman returned
Wednesday from the mountains.
Mrs. Jack Ingraham and little
where they will visit at the home
Of Mrs. Ingrahams parents.
Capt. ]. M. DeWeese left Mon
day morning for Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Tex, where he is stationed
Cant. DeWeese spent the past week
visiting his brother, Lafe DeWeese
and his mother, Mrs. Lou De-
Weese.
Messrs. Harry Cowan. L. r.
Burck and N. S. West returned
Thursday from a short trip to
Toyah. Tex.
II. A. Hanna and children, Henry
and Winifred, motored to Loving
and spent several days the latter
part of the week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Carter.
Mr.. Tanner, proprietor OF the
Bankhead hotel of Roswell, was n
Hagerman Saturday. Mr.. Tanner
was looking over the fruit crop al
he has been buying fruit here fol
a year or more.
- A. L. Kirk and family of Estan.
cia have moved to Hagerman anc
have taken rooms at the N. Z
Smith home. Mrs. Kirk will teacf
the s. D. A. school here the com
ing year.
Mrs. Reed Kadow and Miss Edna
Kadow OF Chicago, came in Sun
day for visit at the home of Mrs
Kadow's father, G. w. Losey, ant
her brother, w. A. Losey. This Il
Mrs. .Kadow's first visit to Hager'
man since her marriage severa
years ago,
Mrs Sarah Walton, Mrs. Stella
B. Palmer. Miss Mabel Cowan, Ev.
erett Walton and John Henry Sla.
ter came in Friday from Las We
gas, where the latter four have
been attending summer school.
Mrs. C. d. Anderson is at Ar.
tesla this week. Mrs Anderson IL
a professional nurse.
Aubrey Evans spent the week
end at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evans Of RIOS
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bartlett. {
W. Bartlett and Mary c. Phillip
notored to the John Nelson HON
on the COTTONWOOD Sunday and er
jeyed dinner with the Nelson fan
lily. Mary Phillips remained
visit Viola Pearson and France
and Florence Nelson this week.
A number of the Hagerma
young people motored out to II
j. K. Blythe home Friday evenir
and enjoyed the evening dancin
The affair was surprise on Frar
Blythe, in honor of his twent
second birthday.
Alva Curry and Louie Michel
left Monday evening for Chill