Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-19
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
Insure in the Occidental Life.

Insure In the Occidental Life.
Drink Glorietta Beer. Phone 1872
II you have a horse TO break bring
II to us. Wright's Riding School, 315
w. silver.
DR.. j. II. Wroth has returned from
a trip TO I'll Paso on professional bosi-
ness.
II. T.. Wilson of the Santa Fe indus
trial department left yesterday for
Chicago.
The severe weather has resulted in
a temporary cessation of the work on
the sewer system.
George simms of IIerkimer. n. Y,
arrived in the city On the flyer yes
terday 10 be the guest of his family
at 1903 Kent avenue.
j. W. Pratt Of Butte, Montana. in
tcrested in the Pratt Shoe company
here, arrived yesterday for an extend
ed stay in this city.
There viii be a camp fire and
at the armory Monday, De-
'cembcr 20, at s p. M. to which all
spanish war veterans are invited.
J. T., Huckcl of the Harvey system
in the city yesterday to at
tend the banquet given at the Alya-
RADIO last night in honor Of Mr.. S. p.
Snyder.
J.. G. Brooks arrested here on ad-
vices from tho sheriff of Luna county
was released yesterday. as the charge
of fake advertising made by a Dcming
man was Withdrawn.
Amado Chavez returned yesterday
from a business trip into Mexico.
VIII A. kelehcr is confined to his
home at 1923 West Atlantic avenue,
suffering from a slight Illness.
There viii be a meeting of the Fra
ternal brotherhood Monday. Deem
Der 20, at iSlks' lodge rooms. All the
members are requested to be present,
by order of president, Francis Dye,
secretary.
A shipment Of some 5000 sheep
from western New Mexico is expected
here this week by Sam Il. Houston buy
er for the Great Western Commission
company of Denver and Omaha. who I
been here for some time past
up New Mexico sheep.
The remains OF the late Harry S.
Amsden, a heaIthseeker from Grand
rapids. Mich, who died Friday after
loon, will be sent today to Grand
for burial. accompanied by the
ffF'AA'f " ~ a'''t 'GA'f y 1 |
>msden.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon from the
french and Lowber undertaking par
Will be held the funeral services
4 the late Sylvester Garcia who died
'riday afternoon at the age of 2S
at his home NJ 722 West Roma
venue, as the result of an attack OF
Incumonia. The deceased leaves a
idow and two children. He was a
of Or. Thomas Harwood, who
'ill ofifciato at the services.
William +. Garside. who has been
or some time past travelling freight
passenger agent for the Santa Fe J
! New Mexico, has been transferred |
the district of Arizona and northern
lcNico, where he Will look after the !
Fe business. Mr.. Garside's sue @
cssor has not been announced. lie !
as been n of the most popular rep =
nsentatives of the railroad visiting r
.lbuquerque. and has many friends q
ere viii wish him much success in y
is new field. +
ON December Z. 1909. Mrs. G. W l.,
'akefield died suddenly of apoplexy a
Aztec, n. NJ, where for several =
ears she had resided. She is sur-i I,
we'd by her husband and four daugh- :,
RS. Mrs. b.. l.. Moffitt and Miss Ida
dkeiltlu OF tucson, AIlZ., MIS- j, T..
rownc of Fresno. Cal, and Miss .
corgie Wakefield OF Aztec. Mrs. =
'akeficld was born In Wisconsin. and y
MS ~ years OF age. She came from II
ny prominent Kentucky and Virginia 81
miles. evas q resident of Albu-
icrque for many years. and was =
'oatly beloved by all who knew her
the passing of Mrs. Wakefield,
cW Mexico. loses one of its noblest
a woman of culture and re- =
ncmcnt and of fine Christian char
ter. She was a devoted wife and
other n true friend.