Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-21

tinued. Both confessed to being co
caine users.
Rev. Ira G. Cartwright. superintend
! ent OF Spanish missions in New Mexi
90 and Arizona Of the Methodist Epis
! copal church, has returned from ~
D extended trip through Arizona ant
California, going as far north "a,
Seattle and Portland.
Joe Ross and Alvin Boaich. enter
prising small boys Of the Highlands,
VINO turned in u ERE alarm Saturday
evening Just to see the horses run
were given a little lecture by Judge
raig Yesterday and dismissed with the
injunction to sin no more.
Miss Tcda y. Nichol Of Elwood In
dana, who has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. r. Cana Johnson. a07 y.
Twelfth street. left last night for COL
orado Springs and Denver. whence She
VIII 20 to Indiana to visit her fam
lily before returning to ElNood.
william II. Walton. the artist and
photographer, returned yesterday from
a brief stay at Colorado Springs and
Mlnitou. Colorado. where he says tho.
FF'HNf - ~ ~ NHIiii tHlllaHl IL III
Albuquerque atmosphere. Mrs. Wal
ton is spending the summer at Cole-
RADIO Springs.
II you try our horses once. you're
q regular customer. We furnish skirts
ana loggins free. Rates. 500 for
3 hours, 25c each additional, hour.
These rates are absolutely cash.
Riding School, ito N. Third street.
Phones 241 ana 200.
Ben Bibo, OF the Bibo Mercantile
company. arrived in the city last
night and viii be here today on bust
ness. AR. Bibo reports heavy rains
in the western part of Valencia coun-
IS and says that they came just IN
in time 20 be of great benefit to the
range.
The following item is from the
Winchester Democrat of Winchester.
Kentucky: Mrs. George W Biehn and
Miss irene Biehn will leave Tuesday
for Albuquerque, New Mexico, where
they will reside. Mrs. Biehn spent the
year in Colorado and returned
here a few weeks ago. The e|rratic
climate of this section does not agreed
with her and 1t is hoped that in the
and more equable climate Of
New Mexico she viii regain her health
md strength {
The funeral services Of the hate :
william II. Worth, who passed away !
Monday evening at his home ut 6l5I'
East Central avenue. viii be held at 3 !
this afternoon from the French {
nd Lowber undertaking parlors. The
win be sent tonight for BURIAL .
o Chicago. the former home Of the !
licensed, who came to A~lbuquerquc I
years ago. Mr.. Worth was al :
contractor. He caves a wife and y
wo sons, Clarence Worth. who is now u
IA the city, and Wilfred Worth. who ,
4 in Chicago. W
j. clair McCloskey and Charles Gill I
.crt. automobile repair experts, left Il
esterday for Ccrrillos. via Tijeras n
anyon. where they will overhaul an r
utomobile owned by DR.. Samuel
Hair, who left here sunday for Santa
e in the machine. Fifteen miles this -
Ide of CerrilIos the automobile broke -,
own and horses were forced into SER \.
Ice to pun it INTO Cerriilos. DIR. and =
IRIS. Blair continued on to santa Fe :.
y train. -.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. G. Smell. who were Il
gently married in Michigan. re- Is
irncd last night from an extended Ii
oncymbon trip through the cast, II
Ir. Smell has been for some time tn
'avcling auditor of the Harvey sys- W
m, but has accepted a position as m
,shier al the Alvarado hoter here, Sc
iccoedins J. A. Magnason. Mr.. Mag bs
lson leaves today for n two months m
~ through the east ana Will be ap- ia
linted to a position IN another Har- al
81 hotel after his vacation. tn
Rcv. i TomHssini, $. j., pastor Of
lc Sacred Heart church. left last
ght for Las Cruces, where he viii tn
the funeral of Roy. Pedro Las 81
iEnc. pastor of the Catholic church. pc
no died sunday. Father Lassaignc ha
ls one of the best known priests in au
@ diocese. having been stationed in ",
A. Mcsilla valley for twenty-five hu
nearly all of that time being FER
charge Of the Las Cruces parish. In
ON Las Cruces, Father TomassiniI Lu
IN go to El Pasu. where he Will pay CT
short visit to his brother, Rev. +. rs
Tomassini, :. j., assistant pastor OF APP
O. oregon street Catholic church. tn,
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