Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

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Ben Bibo, general merchant a
Bibo, n. NJ. arrived in the city las
night.
w NJ. Mccoy was here yesterda!
from Mountainair, attending to bust
ness matters.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Bonem were in tn,
city yesterday from San Marcial
guests at the Alvarado hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f, sena arrived
yesterday from Santa Fe for a short
visit with friends in this city.
f. Flaiz. roadmaster of the New
! Mexico division OF the Santa Fe, was
here yesterday from Las Vegas.
John d. Hughes. a well known
young architect. with e. b. Cristy. left
last night for a weeks business trip
to Magdalena.
W. $, Winter, inspector of trans
p~ortation OF the A., T. and S. f.. was
in the city yesterday from his head
quarters in Clovis.
+ b. Schwentker. general agent Of
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company, left last night for a trip
through the pecos valieT
Regular meeting Of the Women's
Catholic order of Foresters viii be
held this evening at S sharp in the
knights of Columbus hall.
\. G.. Wells, general manager. /. l.
Hibbard. general superintendent. and
II j. Gibson. division superintendent
u the Santa Re coast lines, arrived in
the city from the west asst night after
having completed an inspection trip
Of the lines west of Albuquerque.
There viii be a called meeting Of
G. *. Warren post &. A., r., at the
home of j. G Caldwell. 217 West sill
yer avenue, this evening. December
80, al 30 y. m. for any business that
should come before the post. BY
order Of H. g.. Steward, r. G.; j.. q.
Caldwell, adtutant
William Thompson Of Harvard. H.,
has arrived Ia the city for u short
visit with his wife and daughter, who
are spending the winter in %Albuquer-
uue a. 500 South Waiter street. Mr..
Thompson is an old friend Of Frank
4 ltfEfl ul'lf wv Ntil kli0NH NilEtl cur
conductor, who formerly lived in Har-
yard
The funeral of the late /. J. Doran,
who died saturday night. occurred
from BORDERS chapel at > O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, Rev. T. w. otto OF
the Lead Avenue Methodist church Of
flcating. a large number OF friends
OF the family attended the funeral
Interment WAS made IN Fairview cem-
etery.
Cob Harry Lee, il we'll known sal
vution Army worker, arrived last night
from Chicago and will remain here to-
day the guest of Captain Clements of
the local barracks. Colonel Lee is the
principal OF the salvation Army train
ing college in Chicago, and one Of the
best educated men in the service of
the organization. Captain Clements
viii make an effort to have Mr.. Lee
remain Yer In Albuquerque II de-
liver q lecture
Mrs. Dora simmons. wife of j. l..
simmons, an employe Of the santa Fc
shops, died at $40 last night at the
family home on South High street,
death resulting from tuberculosis Mrs.
simmons came to Albuquerque eight
months ago and is survived by a hus-
band and three children, who were at
the bedside when death came. The
funeral viii occur from strong Broth
ers' chapel Thursday, the hour to be
announced later.
a. j. Center, 80 years old. Tor the
past four years a resident of Albu-
quorque, part OF the time being an
employo of the American Lumber
company, died at his home north of
town Monday afternoon, death result
ing from tuberculosis. A wife and two
children survive, The body may be
viewed at French and Lowbcr's chap
el this afternoon and evening. propar-
atory to being shipped tonight to Ken
lucky, where interment will be- made.
Miss Helen Hcacock. winner Of the
Albuquerque high school oratorical
contest, left last night for Roswell
where she will represent this city in
the inter-high school contest to he
held before the New Mexico Educa-
tionol association next Thursday even
ing Miss Hcacock will speak on In
dustrial Training in the Public
school, q subject she handled in "a
splendid and convincing manner al
the iocai contcst
Miss Daisy Huntgingci. teacher Ia
the Second ward public school and a
very wen known ana popular Alhu-
qucrquc young lady. was married az I
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon 20 Mr.
Ward Mills. recently m Chicago. b
ceremony being performed by the
Rev " j Marsh. pastor ot the CON
grrgntiou1l church. ut The pastoral
residence ou South Edlth street The
wedding Was "a private affair The
bride and groom lett fast night Tor
Los Angeles and viii make their hom,
in southern california.
Edward cross who lives at West {
silver avenue. entered IN, SAVOY bar
about \ o'clock last night and laid his
uN,tCout uu u cigar ease. \ moment /
lHtcr hc went 90 put ou the COAT again
but found hat 10 had disappeared.
suspicion pointed to % man who had
been around the savoy and the police
were notified pt the theft. They we're
unahl, to locate The man and 90 h. be-
htNed THAI ht was a transient uassins
through ths Dty and leIt town ON ID
passenger train which pulled vut iuI
th, west shortly altrr > O'Clock.