Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

FNAtiitfH AiAANhAa
walter f. vorey. Of Cleveland. Ohio.
was \ visitor IN the city sunday.
II. G. Monroe. OF Decatur. IN. spent
yesterday In Albuquerque with friends.
]. "a. Monat. a business man Of Dem
yer. Colo, arrived here yesterday on
The flyer.
Monte l.. Davenport left yesterday
morning for Needles. Cal, on a bust
ness trip.
George zirhut who has been in Los
Angeles Tor about two years, has re-
turned TO Albuquerque.
Al Matthew. the well known travel
Ing man. left last night for a business
trip IN western New Mexico.
Remember the day and date OF the
Presbyterian ladies' Dutch lunch and
dinner. Friday, November %.
Charles Jones, Of Thoreau, n. NJ,
who conducted n saloon there for some
time. spent yesterday IN the city.
Dc not forget the dinner and Dutch
lunch to be given by the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church, Friday, Noyem-
Der %.
Jacob sehulmeister. q well known
local butcher. who has been sick at st.
JOseph's hospital. was able TO return
To- his home yesterday.
r. NJ Lyon, territorial manager for
the National Life association. caves
to-day on a business trip To the west
ern part Of the territory.
The ladies Of tho Presbyterian
church win give a dinner az the noon
hour aud = Dutch lunch from 8 20 s
D.. m, at the church parlors on FRI
day evening. November 20.
The funeral 81 Mrs. a. J.. Mcbride,
who died Saturday az the home Of her
si~ter-in-iaw. Mrs. ! J. Mize. III
south Arno street, was held yesterday
afternoon from the residence. Inter-
meni IN FaiTvicw cemetery. Rev. T..
A. Childs. Of the Christian church, Of
ciated.
The silver city Enterprise says:
Rev. W. a. Nicholas, pastor Of the
Baptist church. and - 7. Link, Of
Lone Mountain. left Tuesday evening
for Albuquerque to attend the annual
convention of the New Mexico Bap-
lists which convened ln that city
Wednesday. Mr.. Link is president Of
the convention and u Is iafe To ASSUME
hat the deliberations pf that body
VIII be- presided owe with wra iacs
aud Judgment characteristic of It's pre-
siding officer.
An entertainment and reception
VIII be held Sunday afternoon at Co
iombo hail for the benefit of the ltal-
ians whose homes were destroyed by
the recent earthquake in the province
~ Calabria, Italy, and who are re-
ported ~ suffering from lack Of food
and clothing. Oreste Hnchochi. Ella
and Gandenzio Tnti have been APP
pointed a committee by Dr. Nacamuli,
acting consul here. 20 look after the
entertainment and secure what cnn-
tributions the people of Albuquerque
win give towards relieving the suffer
ers In the devastated italian province.
DIR. Nacamuli has received a cOmmun-
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Colo, general consul for d western
United states, stating That the states
nave been very liberal and that the
contributions we're large and that he
hoped the people Of Now Mexico
would contribute their share.
q. Cyprian. Of Bernaiiilo. spent yes-
terday Ia Albuquerque.
n A. Ba~rraclough, Jr. % Los An
geles. Is In the city on business
b. simeon. OF 81 Michaels. Aria.
"a a a visitor IN the city yesterday.
:. L. Anderson. OF Carriznzo. y N
arrived No the city yesterday on a bus
mess Trip
Colonel r. 4 TNltchell. 81 the
SANTA Re railroad, ut Las Vegas. was
AN Albuquerque visitor yesterday.
The regular meeting Of the city
council VIII be held tonight in the Of
flee Of CITY clerk Harry lee. in the
Armiio building
Judge Furry % Topeka, kaS and
Of counsel for the Santa Re railroad,
is in the city on railroad business
Judge Furry Is right of way attorney
for the railroad
Juan r.. Fernandez special repre-
tentative of the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance company returned home
YESTERDAY from "a business trip iu tbc
southern part 81 the territory
Colonel ". s. Hopcweli returned
yesterday morning FROM "a week ON Dis
cattle ranch iu Sierra county Colo
mel HONEYWELL SAYS that The financial