Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-24

4 ". A. Newcomer Is in the city OF
business from Guam. n. NJ.
r. n. Gerry, OF CliftoK. Ariz.. trans
acted business In Albuquerque yester-
day.
Suwanee. y. NJ, spent yesterday in the
city.
Robert Walter. Of Flagstaff. Ariz.,
was a visitor here yesterday from the
west.
G.. G. Crewson. general car foreman
at the shops. is spending the h1idaya
in Kansas city. No. his old home.
Colonel william NJ. Berger, of Be
len. was a visitor here yesterday,
busily boosting for the city Of Belen.
The regular meeting Of the Wood
mems Circle will be held this after
noon IN odd Fellows hall at ?
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Haynes ana
daughter. Miss Agnes Haynes. OF san
Mateo. Cal. were arrivals in the city
last night.
Navajo Tribe No. 3, Improved Order
of Red Men. will hold IT, next coun-
ell IRE on the goth sun Hunting
J Moon Sth run All members are
asked to attend.
a stated c%onclave Of Pilgrim Com
mandery No. 3, Knights Templar.
will be held Christmas morning at 10
O'Clock All Knights are requested 70
attend BY order of commander.
Il. -. DILLON has resigned a. travel
ing salesman for Gross Kelly and
company and leaves January / with
his family for Encino, y. NJ on the
cutoff. where he will assume the
management Of the Bond general
store.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union viii hold "a crusade" meeting
NJ the Baptist church, Friday. Dec. y.
at 3 o'clock D.. m. in memory OF the
temperance crusade which began In
Ohio thirty-foHr years z Every
body welcome.
Brakeman Fitzmorris. Of the Santa
zee. who was seriously injured by fall
ing under a, freight train In the yards
last week. had his right leg amputatcd :
lt 81. Joseph's hospital yesterday. He I
rallied from the operation n VIII .
likely recover without further trouble
All members OF the WOman's club =,
who wish to make donations Of home !,
Jelly. fruit or reading matter 10 .
81. Joseph's hospital will please leave :
heir contributions at the Gu build
ng this morning. SO that they can be
up to- the hospital this after ,
ioon. 4
Judge Ira A. Abbott Yesterday In =
he district our chambers %overruled
he motion Of Frank Rerrick for a new
rial In the case Of Derrick versus q
frank Didier. r. y. Wilkerson and =
3 T.. Adams were the attorneys for
plaintiff and defendant respec-
lively. :
Superintendent +. l.. Myers. OF the q
lio Grande division Of the Santa Fee, n
been joined here by his wife and
hildren. who arrived yesterday from
Wellington. Kan. The Myers family "
we'd in Albuquerque for several years n
{ the time Mr.. Myers was Santa Fe r.
gent here.
II Is likely that the city's new pub
G. drinking fountain, presented by "
be National Humane Alliance. Will be &C
laced al the intersection Of Central
venue and Broadway. as this site
strongly advocated by citizens OF \
rat locality and no other one APP &
ears to be available.
Mrs. Laura Pearl Herdick. aged 2s
Ears. died yesterday morning at her
ome at 522 South Walter street, after .
residence Of four month la Albu- VI
coming here from Salisbury
10. The remains viii he sent back to
le old home FOR burial tonight ac-
impanied by the bereaved husband
+. J. Hedrick. who has been with his
ifr during her illness here. ~
+. e. Whltcomb md wife, of Byron. %
Inn, are visiting their daughter -
RS. 4. VI. Whitcomb. IN this city -
latter r. also entertaining her
other. g. - Whitcomb, OF Point
edmond. Cal. a veteran passenger
lgineer. who ran for many years on
e coast lines out Of this city and
ter took a position on the san Joa- -
lin valley road In California. u
The basket bail game to be played -
the Casino Friday hight viii not be
double-hcader. as planned. only the
arsity boys and the Indian school
being on the program The Var
y girls were to have played the girls
IN tho Indian school. but owing to
ness Of members Of the 'VarsityI
nm and the inability Of several Of
. Indian girls 60 play, the game had
be called or.