Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-29

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Divine service VIII commence this
evening at Temple Albert at 7.45
O'Clock. Rabbi Chapman VIII ofhciate
and preach. Everybody cordially in
vited.
The Young Peoples city union viii
hold a rally and social al the Presby,
teriau church this evening At 7:45 All
Young people are cordially invited 10
be present. Charles Hewitt, president.
II lis a nice saddle horse YOU want,
let as send you one. our rate. 81 for
three hours. including skirt and leg
! gins. Cash only Wrights Riding
school 2l5 West silver venue Phone
24I.
Robert } Archer. for a number OF
years q well known railway mail clerk
running between Albuquerque and El
Paso, has received notice If his pro-
motion 70 the position Of chief trans
fer clerk in syracuse, y. Y. Mr..
Archer and his wife expect to leave
for syracuse within the next ten days
Max Dalies who holds a responsible
position with the John Becker COM
pany at Belen, left for home last
night, after spending :he day here
resting up from the strenuous time
he had Wednesday night. when ne
was initiated into Albuquerque lodge
No. Sol. 3. T. q. e.
The funeral Of the late Archie Hi
ton VIII occur from Strong Brothers
chapel at ESQ o'clock this afternoon.
Rev. Walter y. Bryson Of the Chris
tian church VIII conduct the services.
interment viii De made In Fairyiew
cemetery. Mr.. Hilton was an old
timer in Albuquerque. having made
his home here for more than u quar-
ter Of a century.
william Wallace, better known IA
Billy Wallace, forty-eight year, old,
died at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon
at his Dom in the Highlands. death
resulting from tuberculosis. from
which ne had been a sufferer for
years. Deceased had resided in AL
~buquerque for the past ten or twelve
years. For several years past he was
night manager for Graham Brothers
club. Deceased leaves a wife and
children in Denver. He was a MEM
Der Of FL Paso lodge of Eagles. The
remains are being held by Strong
Brothers pending instructions from
relatives.
At ( o'clock yesterday afternoon. at
the family home, S07 North Fourth
street, occurred the wedding OF Miss
Kathryn NJ. Hanly, daughtep of Mr..
+. + Haniy, and Mr.. Ralph G.. Nc
Comb. q well known cattleman of
Hardin, Mont The nuptial knot was
tied by Rev. Mr.. Warren. rector OF
-, Johns Episcopal church. The
newly married couple left last night
for Denver. where they viii spend
their honeymoon before returning to
Hardin, whore they Will reside. being
at home to their friends after Novem-
Der 10.
The Putney versus Schmidt and
story case, in which the plaintiff seeks
10 securc judgment on a promissory
note for SiG.50O, occupied the entire
day Ia the district court yesterday.
The work Of presenting the defense
has not yet been completed. A pc
cuiiar feature Of the case Is that the
defese Is being presented first and the
plaintiffs side viii he put in after
ward The defense will open and
close IN the final arguments. The
reason for this turn of affairs is that
the defendants admit they signed the
notes and mortgages upon which the
plaintiff Is suing They claim. hoW-
ever. that thcv signed the papers un-
der misrepresentation of facts. Tho
burden of proof to show this is there
fore upon the defense
To make room for new goods Mrs.
Htrsch oncrs 25 Dor cent discount on
an trimmed hats Thursday. Friday
aud saturday.