Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-12

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convention in Denver.
Rev. Leon / Mccain. pastor Of tn
Highland Methodist church, Soutf
has returned from a trip to Denver
Colo.
John A. Adams arrived In the cit
yesterday from Glorieta. n. N ridin
overland horseback and making tn
trip In two days.
Mrs. w. Y Walton leaves tonigh
on the limited for an extended visi
10 Chicago and the Adirondack noun
tains of New York.
IL. l.. Washburn and family left las
night on train No. ! for San Diego
Cal, where they viii spend the res
OF the heated term, returning hom'
In about six weeks.
There will be a meeting Monda!
night at 120 West Silver avenue of the
Young Mems Republican club. al
which all members are requested &c
be present.
AT st. Johns Episcopal church this
morning at II o'clock, Mrs. Frank and
Mr.. Bullard will each sing a solo. Mr.,
Cook viii speak on orion and His
stars"
r.. l.. Schwan, of New Orleans, La.
lfiS DnItfldEtI III Ntdi itotduI III HUN
Mcssrs. Hays and Logsdcn, and will
continue the successful business at the
old stand
$. l.. Chamberlain and wife. of
South Broadway, returned yesterday
from a three weeks outing at the
Palomas Hot Springs, near Las Palo-
mas, N. NJ.
Or. c.. w. Harrison and SON, Wal
kTy hnUn ratIfpunA from EfpulnUtnnn
Colo, where Mrs. harrison and family
are spending the summer. They will
return here In the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John venable left yes
terday on the limited for a three
weeks visit In southern California. In
Mr.. Venable's absence Miss Ethel
Bouse. deputy district clerk, will have
charge OF the clerks office.
Why be bothered cooking this warm
weather when you car secure already
prepared cooked roast pork, pork
loaf, veal loaf. boiled eggs. cottage
tongues, potato salad, from
the san Jose Market.
Miss G. p. Crane. who has for sew
sral years conducted u successful mil
Iinery and dressmaking establishment
II BIZ North Second street. has re-
moved TO the corne of Central avenue
md Fifth street, in the Garcia block.
where she will continue in the anne
inc of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Greenwald, OF Tue
ION, Arlz, are In the city for a few
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
y Yanow. Mrs. Greenwald' is a sis
.er OF Mrs, Yanow. From here the
ireenwalds intend to go to Denver
md Colorado Springs n stop off in
A IhnDlpFnIIn on rnlfa hnma IN fIlfn.l
N.
A massive chair made out of a sin
lie tremendous pine knot Is now
In front of the Irrigation
congress headquarters In the CONNER
tial club building, and has attracted
considerable attention. IT Is the larg-
Ut pine knot ever seen In the south
rest, measuring perhaps five feet
through the thickest part.
The hearing of the charges brought
" Mark Johnson against J. b. Man
ing, which was begun In Justice Nc
court yesterday. was contin-
ed until Wednesday. Johnson alleges
hat the defendant obtained nearly
80 from him by false pretenses, the
cal commencing In Prescott, Ariz..
nd being finished off at the Alvarado
this city. Judge Heacock appeared
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for the plaintiff.
A large party of young people leave
arly this morning In a big tally-ho for
lear canyon TO spend the day In the
fountains. Those who viii go are
Kisses Grace Borradailc, Viola Blue
Sarah Hall, Gladys Mclaughlin,
o Campfieid. Lisa Dieckmann and
.largaret Keleher. and Messrs. Cecil
J. Robbins, John Gibbs. T..
andolfi. Tom Danahy, Benson New
Sidney Barth and Clarence Rog-
RS. Chaperons will be Mr., and Mrs.
!, n Collier.
Rev. Ira G. Cartwright, supertnsen-
ent of the New Mexico Spanish Mis-
lon conference for the Methodist
Episcopal church, has returned from
trip to the interior OF Mexico, during
hitch he conducted the negotiations
'hich resulted IN the sending by Pres
lent Diaz OF the Eleventh Regiment
Army band TO the Irrigation
oneress. Or. Cartwright reports the
evolutionary stories as greatly oxag-
real conditions In the re-
uhlic.
Alexander l.. Stewart, aged twenty
Inc, died at 3 o'clock yesterday morn
rs at st. Joseph's hospital of blood
oisoning, the result of piercing his
and With a splinter OF wood some
.me ago al iaguna, The deceased
.as engaged In the sheep business at
He leaves a mother, two
rothers and "A sister. Stewart came
ere from Flora, ontario. Canada. to
fhich place the body viii be sent for
ntermcnt. James LaPriak. uncle of
he deceased, Is n resident Of Alhu-
uerque. His brother. J. III. stewart.
Z Maine, WAS visiting the deceased at
he time OF his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben williams left yes
erday for Deming. where Mr.. Will
was called on business Ina his cal
acity as chief OF the secret service
n the western grand division of the
anita Fe. Mr.. Williams returned
rom Los Angeles 10 this city Thurs
ay with his bride. the wedding hav-
* occurred in the Angel city, while
". Williams was on his vacation.
LIS, Williams was Mrs. Alice smith,
this city. well known and popular
ere, and both are receiving many
congratulations The ven came as a
TO all except the intimate
u the bride and groom. +,
George. the scven-months'-old son
Z Mr.. n Mrs. Mariana Armij0. died
est,rday afternoon al 2:3o at the 4
lmlly home, $40 North Second
ireet, after a brief Illness The child
IA seized with cholera infantum on
wednesday y IN spite OF everything
hat could be dom succumbcd 40 the
read maiady 81 childhood. Mr. and
ira Armi1o, who have just returned
an extended tour Of California.
ave the sympathy Of a large circle
q fFIaUNa In Thai. E.r..r4ru.uH MIL