Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09

L Ilflt VIII w ~ A'A'' q ''i VI Wv -
i rigation Congress chorus at 8 o'clocl
I tonight in Convention hal A full at
4 tendance Of the members Of the Choir.
I us IS earnestly desired.
: Harry Bohlman Cornell, the popular
Fourth Ward mail carrier, expects to
leave Friday night for Lexington. Va
| where he wiz enter the Washington
and Lee college and take up the study
OF law.
Peter Giomi and VIM. Granneumuc-
ci. two wen known Italians. left last
night for a six months visit In Italy.
Quite a delegation Of relatives and
friends was at the depot to bid them
farewell
Miss Vivi Grisham. stenographcr for
Charles Chadwick and company, sheep
brokers. left last night for Los Angeles
and other southern California points.
where she will spend a three weeks
vacation.
Joseph Walsh. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke Walsh Of 702 North Second
street. leaves this morning for st.
Mary's. Kansas. Mr. Walsh is a stu
dent in the classical department Of st.
Mary's college.
Former Sight Marshal w. G. Ken
nedy is in the city for a few days
from his home in Pueblo. Mr.. Ken
nedy is now in the service of the San
Ia Fe railway, with headquarters in
the Colorado
f.. Il. Bingham local manager for
Armour a. Co. left last niGht with his
family for Pueblo, Colo, to take
charge of the company's Affairs at
hat point w. A. Duer win succccr
Mr.. Bingham as local manager,
There viii be a regular meeting this
afternoon at 1870 Of the Woman's Re
lief Corps in Red Mems hail. A large
attendance Is desired by the president
There viii be initiation and lunch. BY
order Of the president Sadie Bowdich'
secretary.
Misses Jane and Frances yesterday
sisters OF Dr J. S. yesterday, VINO
nave been visiting here for several
weeks. left last night for W%atsonvillc'
cal. whore they will make a short
stay with their brother, Dr. George
Easterday. The Misses yesterday in
tend to return to Albuquerque later IN
the fan and will spend the winter
here.
Bud Mandcll. son of Mrs. *. Man
dell. aud brother of Mike MandclI'
left on the limited last night for his
home in New York after spending sew
craI DAYS visiting friends ana relatives
here. Mr. MandclI has but recently
returned from a trip to China, Japan
and other Oriental countries. He was
In A]tbuuucrdue twenty-five years ago
and saws that the city is quite a ar
ferent place now from What it was
then.
Mr. Charles Henry Smell of Los An
geles and Miss Edna T. Borgcr's
daughter Of col and Mrs. w. NJ. Der
ger Of Rclcn. viii bc married at the
protestant church in Bclcn this even
ing the REV. j. G. Rollins OF thus 'l'E
performing the ceremony, onlN a Jew
friends being present \ reception wiz
he held at the home of the bride aItor
ne wedding. Mr.. and Mrs SnolI WIN
arrive hero tonight and leave inln'-
dtatcly Tor Los Angeles, where they
viii make their home The BRIDE mas
many friends IA this city who VIII ten
der congratulations.
Nearly two hundred dollars was
petted at the dance given in Society
hall Monday evening by the SOCIETY,"
rcoplo of Barelas for the bcnent OF
thc Barelas Grays baseball team. l"'
crowd that ever enc d
dance in Barclas waS present Al inv
affair. The neat sum which was net
,cd Win be used by the Grays in I'M
playcrs from the east to play
an th.ir team during the fair tourna-
mcnt The music for the dance
which was excellent, was furnished by
an eight-plecc orchestra, lead by tellA
Blassi.
Tn to a late hour last night the
foam of horses and a spring wagon
belonging to Frank Ralph. the plas-
t,ror which were stolen at midnight
from in front of the oxford 5
,,tel had not been recovered and II
Is thought that by this time the Morse
have put a considerable d'S-
between themselves ana Anu q
A team Of horses belonging /
"a NJ Nash. tho electrician, was also I
stolen Saturday night from Trimble 5 $
anch near the foot OF u Sauu'" !
mountains in TiIcras canyon, aud no !
race of them has yet been found 9
Rc,. Fletcher cook. rector OF 81
Episcopal church, LETT laSl
light for WINSTON, Ariz. where ne
ain conduct the funeral services over
he remains Of T.. u Hanic, an oid ;
ime resident of Arizona, who dropped a
l,,d suddenly in Winslow sunday AT I
crnoon Mr.. Hanic was quite we" :
,novn in A~lbuqucrQue, and was q |
cmh OF the local lodge OF Shrlhers q
having been initiated her" May H. .
,st Deceased was employed oy c
a Company The funeral wiz =
,e held this afternoon in Winslo" ana q
services viii be held by t'eN'
.ook and the members of the WINS
Masonic fraternity.