Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-27
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Insure in the Occidental Life.
Drink Giorietta Beer. Phone 1872.
Fvon u. Voet arrived last night
from San Mateo.
Fred Scholle. the Belen merchant
was here yesterday the guest oil
friends.
Henry Newman of Gallup, ar
rived in Albuquerque last night on a
business trip.
There viii be a regular meeting OF
the order of owls tonight at 3 O'Clock
in X Of G. han.
II. Neumanu. general merchant and
Indian trader of Gallup, was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
Or. S. 4. Wilkinson aud wife left
for their home in Belen last night,
after a brief visit in the city.
My residence at 207 North Fifth
street for sale, at a sacrifice for a
quick deal; terms. Maynard Gunsul.
Mrs. Coen, wife Of Alderman S. Il.
Coen. left yesterday morning for a
several weeks visit with her parents
in San Diego, Cal.
j.. l.. Hubbell Of Canada. Ariz.. who
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Christmas with his family, left for
the west last night.
The annual Christmas tree for
men bers of the SUNDAY school of st
Johns church will be held tomorrow
night at 8 O'Clock in the church.
Tonight at the Salvation Army hall
on Silver avenue, It special program
Will be rendered by the juniors. Every
body welcome. No children admitted
unless accompanied by parents.
We give private riding lessons. Bur
and Shetlands for the children; 81
so for o u convenience in having
pictures taken. Wright's Riding
school. 313-3l5 W Silver; phone 241.
All those interested in the con
struction Of the Highland street car
Inc are invited 10 attend a meeting
OF the stockholders and others, TO be
held in the city hall tonight at s
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Davis leave for
Chicago this evening. after spending
Christmas with their SON. T.. A. Davis
Mrs. Davis, Of 40 South Seventh
street. Mr.. Davis, ST.. is superinten-
dent for the Pullman company. with
headquarters in the Windy City.
w. l.. Gallagher, of the Swastika
company, with holdings in the
Soda Springs mining district in the
arrived from New York City
yesterday to look after his interests
lete and to visit his son, w |. CAL !
agher, Jr.
The brotherhood Of st. Paul had
of the evening service in the
First Methodist church last night. Civ
ng IN place OF the usual evening
'ervice a special musical program, to-
with an address by Rev. Mr..
tito, the pastor.
There viii be a meeting Of the
BOARD Of count commissioners to-
morrow morning at ten o'clock, ut
Ehich all bills for the last quarter of
present year viii be audited. All
persons holding bills against the coun-
N for this quarter should have them
n the hands of the clerk by this
'Vening,
Frank r. Strother. manager Of the
lorning Journals commercial print
department. received the sad news
.estcrday of the death OF his mother
lrs. f. X. Strother. Which occurred
Kan Mrs. Strother had
the \ OF SO years. She
s survived by her husband, who is
in his S9th year.
The funeral OF the late Columbus
Murphy who died at his home on
,orth broadway. Friday morning. will
from Borders undertaking cs-
Enlistment at 2 o'clock this after
DON. Rev. Frank Weeks. OF the Sew
nth Day Adventist church. officiating,
came to Albuquerque nine
ears q from stockton. Mo. and
% wife and two children TO
lourn his loss.
Last night in St Johns Episcopal
hurch, Rev. W. +. Warren, the rec
". delivered a deeply interesting ser
on To the members Of Temple lodge
q, G. A. y a a NJ, from the sub
The Place OF st John. the Be ,
we'd Apostle. In Free Masonry. The ~
Ihiect was one of exceptional inter. d
L To Masous and Mr. Warren. who :
p forcorul and pleasing speaker v
ade the most OF a. There was a ,
attendance of members of the :
cal lodge. "
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