Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-30

has been In the east for some time
| with her husband who Is a well known
| empioyc OF the Santa Fe coast lines
here.
There Will be a regular meeting OF
The board of county commissioners at
the Bernalillo county court house, Jan
3. the first Monday in January.
DR.. A.. r.. Bessette, physician and
| surgeon for the Santa Fe railroad at
| san Marcial, accompanied by Mrs.
| Bessette, was in the city yesterday.
J. Il. johnson, an expert miner. Of
tho United States forest service left
last night for silver City. where he
will do some detail work ON the ella
national forest.
The December meeting Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will be held Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 ut the home Of Mrs. j. +.
Luthy, 1903 $. Arno.
Harvey Bittner, formerly Of this
city, now engaged in the newspaper
business in Tacoma, Washington, has
arrived In the city To make a holiday
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
A. Bittner.
There will be "A called meeting of
the Ladies Aid society Of the First NJ.
e.. Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the church parlors. A full attend
ance is desired as there Is business OF
importance.
The body Of Mrs. W. f. fiuntsman,
VINO died Monday evening, viii be sent
tonight to Los Angeles, accompanied
by Mrs. II. T.. Montgomery. a sister.
Funeral services viii be held here
this morning at 1880 o'clock at Bor-
dor's chapel, Rev. w. f.. Bryson, Of
the Christian church officiating.
Alfred Grunsfold returned yesterday
from a five weeks business trip
through the east in the course of
which he visited New York. Boston,
Chicago. Mr.. Grunsfeld escaped
terrific New England storm but
encountered some of its edges before
he got well started on his way west.
j. T. Carman. formerly chief desk
clerk at the Lynn Haven hotel at
Norfolk, Va, arrived in the city yes /
terday and relieved Leo Sizecli, for
The past several weeks the accomo-
night clerk at the Alvarado ho-
tel. Mr.. Sizecli has been temporarily |
assigned to another position at the AL
Friends in this city, have received
news of the death of Miss Gertrude
which occurred several days
In El Paso. Miss Coughlin came
to Albuquerque several years ago
from Bay City. Mich, and made her
home hore for four winters. Many
here will sincerely regret her
untimely death.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Dora
simmons, who died Wednesday eve
ming. viii occur at Strong Brothers
chnpel at ESQ o'clock this afternoon.
Rev. c. A. Clark, of the Methodist
church. south, will officiate at the SER
vices and Mrs. W. G. Warlick will
sing, Face to Face. Interment Will
BIO made In Fairview cemetery.
The members of the girls basket
ball team OF the University of New
were entertained by Miss Mar
Franklin, yesterday afternoon,
hor home, 1902 South Edith street.
rhe affair was informal and proved a
very enjoyable event. Games and
lmuscmcnts were features of the af-
I%ernoon's entertainment. dainty re-
rreshmcnts being served at 8 o'clock
those who enjoyed Miss Frank
Inns hospitality were: Misses Alice
McMnlin, Myrta Marsh, Alice Schrei-
Der. cleo Kelly, Sofia Nichols, Laura
Irene Boldt, and Pauline
Miss Margaret stripe, the eleven
old daughter of Mi and Mrs
George stripe. of 636 South Arno en-
Iertained a number of young friends
Yesterday afternoon in honor of her
birthday, The little folks enjoyed nu-
games ana elegant refresh
nents, Among those present were
Louise and Mabel Gabriel
Ruby. Annie Pinter, Justine
Johnson, Edith Johnson, Iida and EN-
,lyn Sganzini, Alma. Fricda and Mar
Iha stripe and Masters oscar ana Ar
.hur Gabriel, chester Miller. william
Hcacock. Earl Roehl, Louie Pinter,
Swisher, Joseph Schareer'
Webb. George and Walter stripe.