Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-15

For the f~wenty-four hours endfnl
AT . o'clock yesterday afternoon:
The weather-Maximum 81, mini
mum 20, mean temperature 81.
Forecast.
Washington, Nov. 14.-New Mexico.
Fair Friday Saturday probably loca
SHOWS or rains.
Arizona. Partly cloudy Friday.
snow IN northeast; showers IN south
east portion az night or Sunday; fair
IN west portion
r, +. Aud. Miss Aud and Miss
Forbes, Of Gallup, We're visitors In Al
%buquerque yesterday.
Mrs. a. J, Mitchell, Of SO West
Marquette venue, rs the guest OF
friends NJ Kotner. ". M.
The Wonen's Relief Corps will give
Il pie social Saturday evening, Neyem-
bcr 10. Everybody invited.
Remember the day and date OF the
Presbyterian ladies' Dutch lunch and
dinner. Friday, November %.
Paul s. Hcdrick, Of the Morning
Journal stan, returned last night from
a brief business trip to Los Angeles.
~. BENJAMIN, OF the Harvey system,
was IN the city yesterday. returning to
Kansas city from a visit in El PasO.
do not forget the dinner and Dutch
lunch 20 be given By the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church, Friday, Novem-
Der 90.
Every day o few people In this city
scan the classified ads. 10 see IL there
are n used pianos offered for rent
or sale.
George o. Hunt. Of Ness city, Kan,
who has been spending several months
here for his health. left yesterday for
his home.
The woman who was seen 10 pick
up a x50-bill In Mime. Proudnt'a dress
making parlors on Monday afternoon,
viii Kindly return same at once and
avoid trouble.
J, II. o'Riolly. general manager OF
the Occidental Life Insurance COM
pany, LETT last night for Kansas city
for q ten days visit on business and
for recreation.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church viii give a dinner at the noon
hour and a Dutch lunch from 6 to 4
y. m, az the church parlors on Fri
day evening, November ~.
John r. Fullerton, Of socorro. ar
rived In Albuquerque yesterday from
san Diego. where he has been for
some time. Mr.. Fullerton expects 20
leave tonight for his home.
u you could influence a hundred
more buyers % attend That auction
~sale--a hundred more than YOU could
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paper-wouldn't IL pay you?
There VIII be a regular meeting OF
Adah Chapter No. s, o. T.. s., this
evening. Visiting members cordially
by order OF the Worthy Ma
iron. Laura Fluke, secretary.
As the privilege Of quickly changing
residence from one place To an
other is the chief comfort OF the rent
en-, o should study the ads. and try
10 find Il place worth moving Go.
u you should mark a map Of the
city with dots. showing tho locations
Of an bits OF real estate bought and
sold through ads. Ia this newspaper,
you would have "A well-strippled map,
n. u. stewart. Robert Lille ana
Dwight Wheeler returned Thursday
from "a hunting trip to the Jemcz
mountains. They bagged fourteen
Wild turkeys. plenty OF quail. several
deer and a lynx during their two
outing.
The wolford stock company. star
ring Miss Mamie Sheridan Wolford.
viii open a weeks engagement In
Elks' theatcr on Monday night, with
the sensational comedy drama, why
Women SIN IN which Miss Wolford
achieved a reputation in he west
The company Is considered q strong
Mrs. Frank link. ~ Douglas. Arlz..
left yesterday for Santa Rosa TO visit
her son, Mr. Ell link. and family.
after which she VIII spend a fortnight
with Mrs. , W Records. at Ration
MrR link has been in Albuquerque
for the past five weeks, visiting az
the homes of her brother. Mr.. J. n
Fenncr. and her daughter. Mrs.
Thomas LaMler.
Miss Mamie Is. Hall. aged 20 years.
died yesterday morning nt Z 80 o'clock
40 the hume of her father, q. W. Han
61k south High street The funeral
service viii occur this afternoon al 3
at the Strong chapel. Rev. H.
n Hammond officiating The remains
viii De- taken to the family home az
plnthc. Kan. for intermcnt Deceased
b. survived hy her father three broth
and "a sister o. had made her
hime iu Albuquerque TOT the past four
years.