Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-31

pecially heavy and arrivals from CamI
I Whitcomb reported the water in ri.
!. jeras creek almost unfordable.
A. A. Keen returned last night from
a short business trip to santa Fe.
r. J.. sawyer. Of the American Lum-
! Der company. has returned from a
business visit to Thoreau and Ketner.
Bert Graham. who has been play
ing with the Dawson ball team for the
past season. returned TO his home IN
this city last night
Gentlemen and wife desire a good
wen furnished house Of about I'VE
rooms. in good location. Address II.
h. W.. care Journal office.
Division superintendent John Stein.
of the Harvey system, left asst night
for southern California. where he viii
Join his family who are summering on
the coast. Nj. stein viii be away for
four weeks.
BE sure and stop at the san Jose
Market and take home a pound Of that
Colossal Cream Cheese, for it is the
finest cheese that was ever in Albu-
querque.
Superintendent Of County schools A.
3. stroup suys that a number Of the
next years teachers have written him
In regard to rooms. All persons de-
string to rent rooms to teachers are
requested to write to Professor Stroup.
At 10 O'Clock this morning viii be-
held the funeral services Of the late
Mrs. Guy Sumner, who passed away
Wednesday. The funeral viii be held
from the home Of the sister of the
deceased, Mrs. John Clarke, 409 Hun
ing avenue.
Mrs. Alice Carpenter arrived last
night from Memphis. Tenn. for a visit
with her son, Ben NJ. Carpenter, of
the Rio Grande Lumber COMPANY
Miss Alice Carpenter, a sister Of Mr.
Carpenter. accompanied her mother To
this city.
Mrs. Robert y. Wilson. of Chicago.
is In Albuquerque to spend several
weeks with her husband, the travel
Industrial COMMISSIONS of the
Santa Fe. who Ia working up the san
tn ZEE railroads exhibit at the Irriga-
ton congress.
". G. Kennedy, Santa Fe depot mas
ter, has returned from Brookheld,
Mo, where he was called two weeks
ago by the serious Illness Of his little
daughter. The child died shortly ar
Mr.. Kennedy reached ~Brookheld
and was buried there last Wednesday.
J. G. Baldridge, the lumber mer-
chant. has started a new business
on the south side of Central |
avenue near Fourth street adjoining
G. May shoe store. w. Hayden
mas the contract. The building win
,e so feet front. 1872 feet deep. built
cement stone blocks, one story IN
Mrs. II. M. Rabbit, wife of Santa
Fe Depot Master Rabbit, h mas
been in st. ,Ioseph's sanitarium Tor ]
time on account of a serious III .
,ess. underwent q surgical operation
,estordav morning. Her many friends
be pleased to learn that tn" OPP
,ratlon was successful and that she
Nll be able to return to her home
a few days.
Through the courtesy of Manager
)%rendorff. of the Crystal tlfeater. the
performance at the CrYstal
,ext Wednesday evening VIII be III
.harge Of the Woman's Christian !
temperance union of Albuquerque
rhe Temperance workers will receive"
he profits aceruing from the seat
ales at that performance. The money
hus received will be used to adVan-
age during the sessions of the Irrl-
congress.
The funeral of Colonel Walter -
ones who died Wednesday hight, WIN
e held Saturday morning at ~ :
,clock from the residence of his /
tighter. Mrs. e. r Edgar, us South q
,bird street. Rev. Fletcher Cook, OF q
: Johns Episcopal church, will con .
uct the services. Gnterment will he
a d In Fairview cemetery. l
Burton Williams, who recently com 9
letod At trip hy wagon from Cimar- g
n. NJ. to the Grand Canyon, re- L
nrned to the city last night vita the II
anita Pc. much pcrturbed by reports o
. tho vrecking Of Santa Fe limited .
IN No. 4 rear Topeka yesterday |
ne train included in its passenger G
st Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Porter. the l
alter "A sister of Mr. Williams n +"
va being en- route from Chicago 10 :.
an Francisco for Mr.. Porter's health '
fir Williams succeeded last night IN
"A list OF the injured and was :
,llev.d to find that his relatives were y
OF among them -