Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Albuquerque lodge No. so, Fratcr-
| mai Union of America. will meet in
Odd Fellows han Saturday evening,
January 20. at s O'Clock. Degree Of
ficcrs are requested to meet at z
O'Clock.
Mrp. 4. Il. ward. mother of Homer
II ward, the wen known grocer, left
Yesterday morning for an extensive
eastern trip. Mrs. Ward will visit
friends in Topeka, going thence TO
her old home in Ohio.
G. $ Chapman. assistant forester of
the United States forest service, who
has been IN the city several days on
an inspection trip, leaves on the limit
ed today for los Angeles and san
Francisco.
Mr. George Simms, Of Herlimcr, n,
". whose family spent the greater
pnrt OF last year In this city, Is In Al
bupuerque visiting his son, Nelson
sinms, who is now located at Elmen-
dorf. NJ NJ
Ira T.. Bennett. former manager Of
the American Lumber company. and
T.. ". Decker, both Of Sanger, Cal,
and both of whom have many warm
friends IN Albuquerque. arrived from
the west last night for a hort visit
with Maynard Gunsul
The Whitson Muse company re-
ceivod a letter yesterday from Chick
crlng q Sons. Of Boston, granting the
Whitson people exclusive sales rights
In New Mexico for tho ensuing two.
years for the famous Chickering 4
sons pianos.
{. S. Lowe. connected with the de-
partmcnt of the interior. has arrived
in this city from salt Lake city. and
win make Albuquerque his headquar-
torn hereafter. Mr. Lowe win have
temporary office room IN the offices
of charles u. Dagcnottc. supervisor Of
Indian employment
Tho concert TO be given by Miss
Claude Albright and which was an
nnunccd for January 26. may possibly
Doe postponed owing to the illness Of
some members OF the company. The
definite date WIN De announced on
Monday
John Becker. thu wen known mor
chant of i}picu. has lcft for Sow YORK
city. where ne viii take passage fer
Germany on january 2S After visit
ing relatives ia tho Fatherland, Mr..
Becker will cruise for several weeks
in the Mediterranean and expects 60
TO New Mexico in about three
months.
Prof. Fred * Eils. leader OF the
Lrarnard and Lindemanu Boys band
win render IA trombone solo at the
colombo theater tomorrow night An
entire change of pictures VIII also be
made Tor tomorroN's shovs and lit
tie Miss Alice Drummond the minia-
urc illustrated oug singer. viii sing
several songs. Is large crowd attend
ed the shows last night and enjoyed
the zine hin oi pieturca
T.. simek. "a brother at Emil simck,
the young man who was removed 60
the sisters hospital Tuesday morning
suffering from dclirium. viii arriv,
FROM Chicago tonight ans take his
brother back o. the Windy City il the
sics man is wen enough 20 stand tho
trip Tho brother who VIII arrive this
evening is an employee of Armour
CO.. at the Union stock yards in Chi
cage.
j o. TAYLOR. 20 route from Trini-
dad 10 California. Was seized with an.
attack at the santa te station yes
.tcrlay which deprived him ~ the
power II speech Tor three hours and
.urcrssitated "a, services OF several lc-
.cal physicians Mr. TAYLOR said that
Dec had been subject tp such seizures
Tor an, past cisht Years since he Was
STRUCK b, 4 railroad train "a Galena
Nsn aud badis injured.
AH records Cor attendance az the
skating rink wor, trokeu last night,
vhcn over o paid admissions We're
recorded Tho mask carnival was the
drawing card. over one hundred aud
.flftt skaters hcinN in costume. Many
cot an. COSTUMES of thr mhskcrs were
Very clever creations Miss Mabel
Olson. ns tho Butterfly Girl. won the
first ladies rriEe. anl Miss Theta
Jones. as an Indian. WAS awarded the
second iadics prist John Gabhart.
AR Napoleon Bonapartc. was awarded
the first prize Tor gcntiemsn. and
Railingan Burke. a. a steamship
captain. took thr second prize All.
the pfiarr we're handsome articles and.
much appreciated by the winners