Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-31

earnestly requested to be present. Bl
order or the president. Sadie Bow
dich. secretary.
Mrs. Ben r. Nabors of Alta. n. NJ.
is in the city for the holidays, tbs
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
u. Johnson. of 5i2 South Broadway.
J.. s. Mactavish. cashier of the Mag
dalena bank and a member of the
Becker-Mactavish company, was here
yesterday from Magdalena, attending
To business matters.
Mrs Selee. wife OF the late Frank
g. Seize, for some time manager OF
the Pueblo Western League baseball
club. left yesterday morning for Dem
ing, after a brief viist In the city.
Mrs. .Herndon. wife OF Cashier j. Il,
: Herndon Of the State Nationall bank,
( has returned to the city from an ex-
tended visit to Amarillo. Mrs. Hern-
don was accompanied by her three
children.
The feast Of the circumcision
Of Jesus, January /. will be
observed at ST. Johns church by a
7 n. m. celebration of the Holy Eu-
eharist. There will be no other SER
vice that day.
Miss Gladys Mandell, assisted by a
few Of her friends. will entertain in
formally on New Years afternoon and
VIII be pleased 10 have all her friends
call from 1880 to 6 O'Clock at her
home, 3tS North Twelfth street.
The big Commercial club ball to be
given by the Commercial club OF
Belen, and which is to be h big
function OF the yea in that thriving
town, win be held New Years night
and not the night before. as errone-
ously stated in these columns.
The only business transacted in the
county court house yesterday was "a
continuance Of the argument before
Judge Abbott OF the motion for a new
trial In the case Of X. Il. Putney VS..
Smith and storey of san Marcial. The
argument will be completed today.
Brother Bernard and Brother Cyp-
rian, OF Bernalillo, were visitors in the
city from Bernalillo yesterday. Broth
er Cyprian recently returned from
Concordia, Kan, where he was called
by the serious illness of his aged
father, who died shortly before his
arrival home.
Johnny II. Bearrup left last night
for Cheyenne. where he will address
lIt lpuilH aliludl NgplhiitS .
Wool Growers association. Before he
returns he will also address the Ma
tional Wool Growers at their CONVEX
ton. which win be held in Ogden
January 6, and the National Livestock
association In Denver January s.
Thomas Gallegos OF Tijeras was
fined $40 by Judge Craig in police
court yesterday morning for riding
up and down Central avenue on horse
back at a rapid rate. The fine was
suspended upon Gallegos' promise hat
he would hereafter refrain from in
dulping in wild west pastlmes while
within the city limits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard A. Sleyster
and daughter, Miss Jessie. left yes
terday Tor Portland. Ore, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Sleyster
has been for many years engaged In
the real estate and insurance business
In the city. The best wishes of a large
number of friends accompany the
Sleyster family to their new home.
r. w. Harmon and family of 11s
West Huning avenue left last night for
Los Angeles to make their home
there. Mr.. Harmon, who has been
express messenger running on the
coast lines between here n Ash
Fork, will have a run between Los
Angeles and Goldfield, New, the
transfer being in the nature of a pro-
motion.
A team of big bay horses, pulling
one OF w. II. Hahn's coal drays, be-
came manageable near h postof-
flee at 6 o'clock last night and dashed
up Second street. striking a water plug
at Second and Central, badly damag-
ing a front wheel. The horses were
pt.nYaA anJ thu uynunn WpG carried
away to a blacksmith shop for repairs,
The water plug was uninjured.
Otto j. Kraemer, former advertising
for the Citizen Publishing
company. left last night for Denver.
where he will accept a position as
travelling salesman for the n. X. Fair
banks Soap company, with northern
Colorado as his district. Mr.. Kraemer
was accompanied by Mrs. kraemer'
who viii continue on TO st. Louis
she will visit relatives for sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Kraemer was for
some time secretary of the New Mex
leo Missouri club, which organization
he launched In Albuquerque.
Friends here have received news of
the death Of Mrs. Jessie Halpin, wife
of Il. w. Haipin, which occurred in
silver City early last Sunday morning,
Death was caused by peritonitis and
followed an Illness OF only a few
days Mrs. Halpin was very wei
known in Albuquerque, where she and
Mir. Haipin resided for several years
prior to their departure for Silver
City. where MIR. Halpin is connected
with the Jones-Downs Mercantile
company. Besides the bereaVed hus-
band. Mrs. Halpin is survived by two
little daughters, W~llhelmina. aged .
and Lulu, aged I, and numerous other
relatives In Vicksburg. Mississippi. her
former home.
Have you seen 'em. fatigue and