Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-27

Sundays iuCltble1. Cdkn GHiSs hioihs
School. $40 North Third st. Phcnei
24l or 2s5.
Reports from st Joaeph's SAM
| larlum at a lato hour last night were
10 the effect that the condition Of
Roy II. Harmon. who IS seriously ifl
with pneumonia. was quite critieaI
and grave fears were entertained ioi
mis- recovery.
Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph shaencr have
arrived in Albuquerque from Garden
eity. Kan, ana VIII hcneeforth make
their home In this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
shaeffer formerly resided here. al
which time Mr.. Shacffer was con
nectcd with the William Farr COM
pany.
X J. Monahan. a wen known min
ing man of Butte. Mont. arrived 10
the city yesterday from Hanover,
Grant county. y. NJ, where ne has
been for some time on business CON-
nected with the Philadelphia ore
Mining company. AIR. Monahan will
remain here several days.
Major Ernest Meyers. of the Meyers
hUUIfNAft lAHunI COMPANY AN tt@
Just returned from a visit in Califor-
MIA brings news Of ora Smith, for
many years a resident Of A~lDuquer-
que. Mr. Smith is o sheriff of Lin
coin county, Nevada. u John Trim
Die. also a former Albuquerque man,
is his chief deputy.
The Modern Woodmen Of America
viii hold a short business session in
tho *. =. han Elks' building AZ 80
this evening A social session wili
follow and the Woodmen viii en-
terrain their wives and also the mem
beers Of the Royal Noighbors AT high
five. All members or both organiza-
tions are cordially invited to the af-
fair.
Charles Il Kunz. a member Of the
faculty of the New Mexico military
institute at Roswell, has arrived i'm
the city. and viii remain here for
some time the guest Of his relatives
Mrs. + l. Myers viii entertain the
Ladies' Aid society OF the P~resbyter-
ian church from 3 20 9 this after
noon, at her home. 319 South Third
street.
% AdiAfif Ifffi ifAtf III ilf NdiiAA
drug store. cOrner OF Second street
ana Gold avenue ssas severely bitten
ON the log yesterday evening BY q
dog owned By Dr. Osuna. and kept at
the Doctors residence. corner OF
North Second street ana Fruit av'-
nue.. Prompt attention was given the
injury and IL rs not thought probable
that amy serious injury Viii result.
Mrs. Caroline stoycr 65 years Of
age. died at the home Of her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. II. u. Rcavee. I'll North
walter street AT 4 O'Clock yesterday
morning. Mrs. slower had been iNl
only a short time. The remains Viii
be in state a. Borders chapel from 2
"a { o'clock this afternoon. and viii
be shipped 10 Germantown. Pa. this
evening where intorment viii be
made
Edward l.. joyce. for a number Of
years an accommodating clerk at the
Stufges hotel ana Miss Sarah Clough,
for the past two years an equally ac-
eommodating telephone operator at
the Colorado telephone office, stole "a
march 0n their friends yesterday ar
%ternoon. and were married by Justice
~ the Peace David Pcrca. in the first
floor OF the court house. After il be-
came known that the marriage had
taken place Mr.. and Mrs Joyce were
thu recipients Of hearty congratula .
lions and well wishes from their
many friends
Mis- Emma Woodman. supervisor
Ut pcnnianahip and drawing at the
Normal school at Las Vegas, Is ex-
pcctcd 90 arrive here this evening and
viii meet the boys Of the Round Tia
bic, az the Christian church. at 5
o'clock Miss Woodmnn will Also
meet the Juvenile organization at the
same place az 4 o'clock Sunday after
noon. An members of the Round Ia
bic are invited to attend both meet
ings. Miss Woodman organized tn,
Round Table when she was connected
with the Albuquerque public schools
and Is sim quite Interested in tn,
work
Between forty-five and fifty candi-
dates will be initiated INTO the Sons
Of Veterans, IN the Elks' lodge room
tonight, thu ceremonies in conncc.
ton with the initiation being con'
Quoted by II. d. schuyler, specia.
aide to Commandcr-in-chicf w $
Alton. Of Washington. j.. G.. officer
viii also be elected and installed cal
tonights meeting. a number ol
patriotic societies Will participate IL
the work OF launching the organize.
ton iu Albuquerque. among them be
ng the Grand Army CO., the Republic
John a. Logan Circle the Woman
Relief Corps, and others
a merry crowd OF young peopl'
took ina the MESA 10y moonlight las
mipht. thu trip being made in an old
fashioned hay rack. The 'nightriders
kLmMINl hmm hnnlIIN AlAnIll milo