Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28

John Borradaile. who WAS suddenl,
called 10 California by the illness o
his aged father, states that tbs latte
Is much improved.
We desire by this means to THANH
the many friends who so kindly assist
cd us during the recent illness and
death Of "a beloved father n hus-
band We especially desire to thanh
the Rcd Men Mrs. NJ Dragoie and
family
Mesadmes ". Q Hopping. Drury
A|spinwail ana Bryce viii be hostesses
~ the Congregational church parlors
Thursday afternoon. October IS. 4
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Tho Christian Endoavor society OF
the Congregational church viii enter
tain all members and their friends at
g ghost party In the parlors Of the
church Friday evening Everyone is
requested 10 appear iB ghost costume
The Ladles Ala society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church VIII hoIf
their regular monthly business meet
ing IN the church parlor this after
Don al . o'clock
Mrs Marion Doak Of New York ar
rived Tuesday night TO visit Mrs
Maud Wilson Mrs Doak Is an exper-
fenced millincr and VIII assist Mrs
Wilson as trimmer at Mrs Harsch s.
II rs a nice saddle horse you want.
let us send YOU one. our rate. 81 for
three hours, including skirt and leg
gins. Cash only. Wright's Riding
school, 3l5 West silver avenue. Phone
24t.
William J White. OF the Bank OF
Commerce. has returned from IA
months visit to san Francisco. Port
land. Seattle and other northwestern
cities.
Mrs. l. G Becker. accompanied by
Miss Louise Runals. OF Hipon. Wis.
were visitors In the city yesterday
from Belen. Miss Runals has been in
Belen for the past six weeks the guest
d hfs' Becker *
\ reception viii be rendered Rev.
+. W. otto and family in the parIors
OF III. First Methodist Episcopal
church this evening al 3 o'clock. An
Interesting program has been pre-
pared and light refreshments will be
served. All members and friends OF
the church are cordially invited to be
present.
Walter Yale Durand Of the bureau
OF corporations Of Washington, d. C..
spent yesterday la this city with his
hrother-in-law. prof. j. Il Watson, OF
the University, Mr.. Durand, who IL
a brother OF +. Dana Durand, direct
or OF the census, 10 engaged In gath
ering statistics relating to the coun-
try's supply Of timber.
The case Of r. L. Putney versus
Franz Schmidt and c. II. storey. in
which the plaintiff seeks judgment
against the defendants for SIS, 500,
alleged 10 be due on certain promts-
sorry notes, occupied the entire day in
the district court yesterday The ease
for the p~iaintlff which was begun
Monday. viii not be completed until
some time today II is expected that
Il will be at lcast three days more he
fore thu case goes 70 the Jury.
Col. r. $ Chadbournc 81 san FRAN
cisco Is visiting at the home Of his
Superintendent VI @ chad
bourne. OF the Albuquerque Traction
company in This city. Col Chad
is "a former state harbor com
who built the great ferry
IN san Francisco. he is 4 retired
officer on the stan Of the governor 81
ana has been engaged IN
furniture business on q large
fcaie in a Francisco, Portland. ore.
Seattle, Los Angeles and san Diego.
Col Chadbournc is one OF the best
known men on the Pacific coast
The Los Angeles Times has the fol-
concerning l. r. Thompson.
recently OF this city The See
-undccn FOR Homes company reports
hat ". a White has exchanged his
place at FL Monte. containing
'orty acres. highly improved. 20 l. q
for the southwest corner
Z Maple and Thirty-nnh street. con
81 q frontage Of no feet. i'm
with two apartments buildings.
containing thirty-four rooms and
.he other sixteen at a price OF s3e.-
'so together with "a pine-room house
u 80 5aa South Chicago. valued ac
$1,000 NJ WHIT, raid 70 difference
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