Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-18

Glennon was a lay brother Of the So
ciety Of Jesus
ROY, w A. Nicholas. field worker
of the Childrtn's Home society OF New
Mexico. with headquarters at Albr-
querque. was in Gallup and surround
ing towns this week In the interests Of
this charitable Notwithstanding
Enterprise.
Charles Watkins. t~wenty-six years
Of age. and q native OF Canada. died
carly yesterday morning at his rooms
1905 South Second street, death re-
sulting from tuberculosis. Relatives
have been notified Of his death By
telegraph.
Miss Helen Gibson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Il. }, Gibson, who has been
Visiting her sister In New York city.
underwent a difficult operation in ST
Luke's hospital. New York. on May.
10. Her many friends In this city
vii be glad 70 learn that the patient
is rapidly recovering.
Tho Woman's Exchange ~ Designed
not only 10 RECEIVE and sell home
conking. but fancy work, needle WORK
ana anything a mi can DO. We
VII be glad to receive cOnsignments
and VIII do our best to SCH the work
Mrs {. NJ. Brott. manager. 403 West
Central avenue
A home FOR working girls is open
Tor the girls who have no home IN
Albuquerque. ana who find it neces-
sary 70 make their living expenses as
MS possible. The home includes
firss class accommodations and 2
home atmosphere. sec Mrs. Brott at
Woman's Exchange, d03 Yves.
Central avenue
Mrs Eva Lyon. wife of q w Lyon,
lied yesterday evening after suffering
several weeks from pulmonary
Funeral services viii be held
at strong brothers chapel ut 4 o'clock
afternoon. Rev. Hugh -. Cooper
Of the Presbyterian church officiating
The remains viii be shipped tonight
To the family home In Comanchc. Ia,
intermcnt viii bc made.
Art Malcttc. the chauffeur, arrested
Sunday morning for driving an auto
mobile at a clip that considerably eN-
ceoded the speed limit, was reprlmand-
by Judge Craig IN police couri
Yesterday morning and discharged
without being fined Malctte admitted
he was driving too fast.
The remains of Simpson w Miller
who died yesterday at his home ON
Arno street, were shipped yes
terday to Owassa. Okla, his former
home. The remains we're accom-
by the wife and daughter. Fn-
neral services over the romans were
Sunday night at strong BROTHERS
ehapel. nev. c. A. clark, Of the NJ u
church South officiating
Mr.. and Mrs Pcrfecto Sala2ar, who
were married recently In Trinidad, re-
turned home last night from Denver,
they spent their honeymoon
Mrs. Salaxnr WAS formerly Miss lsa
belle Johnson. a popular young lAdy
Trinidad. Mr.. Salazar has been Tor
years connected with the West
arn Union Telegraph office here IN
the capacity OF day chief operator.
There viii DE an open meeting OF
g.. x. Warren Post No. 8, q. A. t.
az the home Of j. c. CALDWELL "a
West silver avenue. Tuesday. MAY Is,
AZ 7.S0 p. m, to make further ar
engagements for Decoration day. The
Of the Relief Corps ana
the Ladies of the g. A. r are request
to meet with us. BY order OF T.
II steward, post commander j q
Caldwell, adjutant
Mrs. /. NJ. Beydler, wife of Engineer
Boydlei, who died Saturday evening
ms the result of injuries received FRI
afternoon, has arrived here from
Kan, where she was visit
relatives AT the time the accident
happened. Mrs. Beydler is Frustrated
the tragic death of her husband.
Bcydler's remains viii probably be
,hippod to his old home in Newton
Kan. for burial. Exact funeral an
1ouncement viii be made later.