Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-28
Insure in the occidental Lire.

anu 'ooiff THURSDAY. tilddN idlr.
Insure in the Occidental Lire.
Fancy Vests, washable. at III
Hub.
II. y. Mathcson. Of OATH. was her
yesterday attending TO business mat
tiers.
a marriage license was issued yes
terday to c. Il. Casey. aged %. an
Ella r. Nicholas, aged 80, both Of Al
buqueraue.
W A.. Upton, Of Fort summer y
NJ. was here yesterday On route to hi
home after spending some time IA
Santa Re watching the doings Of tn.
legislature.
George Dent arrived in the city on
Number . yesterday morning fror
Bollemonf Arizona. whore he ha.
been on business for the Albuquerque
Foundry and Machine Works.
w g. Rea wishes TO thank al those
who rendered assistance and sympa.
thy during the Illness and subse-
quent death Of his wife. Mrs. Farar
N Rea
Mrs Harry Dillon left last night for
her home in Salt Lake city. Utah. al
ter spending several weeks h re the
guest OF her sister. Mrs y. S Roscn-
wald.
Carl II Clapp, ASSISTANT forester foi
the third district Of the United states
forestry service. has left for Los An
goles to attend the meeting Of the Ma
tionai livestock Association now IN
session.
AT the Woman's club Friday night
the program VIII begin at 3 O'Clock,
and dancing at $50. Parties attend
ing the concert desiring refreshments
and dancing afterward should come to
the Woman's Club.
Despite the inclemency of the
weather last night d good sized audi
ence attended the moving picture
show at the Elk's theater. There VIII
be an entire change Of program to-
night. Mr.. Cartwright viii sing two
new illustrated songs.
Attention. Modern woodmen-An
important meeting OF the local camp
viii be held tonight, at which a num-
Of important matters will be
brought up A good attendance is
District Deputy Ncighbor A..
= Eubank viii bc present and com
.er tho mysteries of woodcraft on a
of candidates. -. T.. LoesGen,
Jerk.
Ward Garter Robertson, the popular
manager OF the Crystal theater, hrft
night for Denver. where he win
mend several days comforting with the
colorado Film service people, propri-
tors of the local house. with d view
# increasing the efficiency of the
aim service. The nlm service
4 the crystal Is excellent at pres
mt, but Mr. Robertson intends to
At the best in the Southwest.
Charles X casey and Miss Eleanor
Nicholas, two well known young
leople of this city. were united In
marriage By Rev J. G.. Rollins Of the
iethudist Episcopal church at 7t30
asst evening only relatives and in
innate friends Of the contracting
ouple attended the wedding, among
hem being Mi. and Mrs. c. p. Schutt.
IT, ana Mrs Arthur Rierl and Elmer
I Kramer. Nj and Mrs. Casey viii
o at home to their friends at 500
Third street, after February /.
saturday evening, January 30. the
TRACTION az the Santa Pc reading
in this city win be the Mar
ha Alexander Recital company of
New Jersey. q great musi-
organization Of trained artists
hitch has the reputation of being one
+ che best in the country and is thus
commended By Superintendent ct
-eading Rooms $ T. Bussor. The
ompany consists of Martha Alexan-
Niolinist, Maude Highly soprano;
'dith Parker, reader.
Il is very likely That the soiree TO
b given by the Young Ladies' Sodality
the Knights of Columbus hall to-
ight viii he one OF the most pleas
nt and best attended social affairs
has occurred for some time. The
ourfg ladies bon charge of the enter
'inmcnt features of the anair have
90 nothing uudonc To- make 10 "a sue
leutN Of amusement of various kinds
$3.50 N'NANNHHH NNAAfrHAtNiG VIII ne
.rNed during The evening.
Emil Simek. twenty-five years OF
died in ST. Joscphs sa%nltarium
lrlN yesterday morning from tuhcr-
allr meningitis. Deceased came To-
lhuQucrquc about two weeks ago
81 hl= health. Several days after
here he dropped into a stu
OF a. his rnom down town aud was
moved 90 the sanitarium Tor better
arc Tie never recovered from his
lnditlon and gradually grew weaker.
sath resulting yesterday morning
imck was an expert telegraph oper-
and Was for six years employed
Z thc Western Union telegraph Of
So at n wabash avenue IN Chicago.
Dis onicc fl probably the busiest
ranch onice Boz the United states md
Imeks health broke down under the
rain az hard work His brother.
Simrk arrived here several DAYS
go aud left with the remains last
iTht Cor Chicago. where interm,Ei
in be- made
Wanted-Gurd. sound. gentle sad
o. hoftts n Martins Riding school 4
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