Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-09-05

through the city yesterday morning
en- route to Washington, d. c.
Miss Alberta Stateson, who has
been spending the vacation months in
this city. leaves today for Springfield.
Mo-, where she will resume her studies
at Drury college.
William C. Coulodon, the well
known plasterer, leaves today for a
two weeks visit with his daughter.
Mrs. Freelove, in Senorita Canyon, in
Sandoval county.
Judge Frank W. Parker, of Las
Cruces, was in the city last night re-
turning home from Santa Fe, where
he has been sitting with the supreme
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Gonzales, of
All West Pacific avenue, are the par
ents of daughter, born Friday morn
ing, September 4. Mr. Gonzales is an
employe of the Weller and Benjamin
store.
Judge f. A. Mann, of the sixth ju-
dicial district, was in the city last
night returning to his home in Alamo
gordo from Santa Fe, where he has
been attending the sessions of the su-
preme court.
Attention G. A. r. There will be a
regular meeting of G. X. Warren Post
at odd Fellows hall Saturday, Sep
tember 5, at 1880 p. m. Edward john
son. commander. j. G. Caldwell, ad-
jutant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Moon, of Grand
Canyon, Ariz.. are visiting friends in
the city. MIR. Moon was formerly pro-
prietor of a photograph studio in this
city, but is now employed by the Har-
vey system as special Indian artist.
Roy II. Harmon, for several years
past employed by A. Borders under
taking establishment, has accepted a
position as clerk in the Castenada ho-
tel at Las Vegas and left for that
place yesterday morning.
The Albuquerque Women's club
held its first meeting for the season
of l908-O9 yesterday afternoon at the
club house on West Gold avenue. the
meeting was we'll attended and the
club began its year of work with
every indication of increased success
Apprentice wanted for millinerp
department at the Economist.
The Learnard and Lindemann Boys
band treated the Morning Journal to
very enjoyable serenade last night
The band is improving very rapidly
under the leadership Of Director Fred
X. Ellis and it's playing last night
would have done credit to an orga-
nization of full grown musicians.
Joseph O'Loughlin, son CT Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. O'Laughlin, of $40 West Coal
avenue, leaves this morning for Den
yer. where he will resume his studies
| at the Sacred Heart college. The
Young man is accompanied by his
mother and sister Mary, who will
spend a few days visiting in Denver
before returning to this city.
Frank Light of Silver City who
will represent New Mexico at OXFORD
University for the next four years
left last night for Emporia, Kan,
where he will remain for several days
visiting before proceeding to England
Mr.. Light spent the past few days II
Albuquerque bidding his many
friends farewell The young mar
won the Rhodes oxford scholarship
last year at the University of New
Mexico.
The police department has received
notice of a reward of $1,000 offered
a for information which will lead t
. the apprehension of Fanueil ID.
4 Bethune. a New York lawyer, who i
believed to be in some part of tn
west or southwest. Bethune is de
scribed as being five feet, seven inche
in height, $50 pounds weight, larg
blue eyes and when last seen wa
|! dressed i'm gray double e-breasted sui
Bethune wandered away from Ne'
York while under a mental straiT
brought on from overwork.
Wanted errand boys at the Econo
mist.
The charge filed against Bobbi
Babbitt by the Crystal Ice compan!
charging theft of a certain amount G
. money collected by him from ice Gus
toners has been dropped. The lad
father squared the account and tn
bov will not be brought back for tria
He was intercepted at Williams an
later released as the charge again'
him was withdrawn. Bobbie is Dc
lieved to have continued on to LC
Angeles or San Francisco. He ht
J several times expressed an ardent d'
sire to join the navy and it is believe
that he will accomplish this ambitlo
III when he arrives on the coast.