Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
DrInk GIorIeta Reer. Phone ls2.

NJ. j. Drurv. mechanical supcrinten-
dent OF the SANTA Fe between La Junt5
and Albuquerque, arrived in the city
last night
The weekly meeting of the Junior
Guild of.St. Johns church will be held
in the church vcstry Friday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock.
Mrs. j. c. Feehan OF Murray, Idaho,
Is In the city. the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Marquette, Of 722 West
Tijeras road.
Divine services will at
Temple Albert this evening ~ 7.i5
O'Clock. Rabbi Chapman win %officlate
and preach. Everybody will be well
como.
Mr and Mr.. Otto Heidelberg of this
city left last night for Great Falls.
Mont, where they win make an ex-
tended visit with relatives of Mrs
Heidelberg
There win be n special c~onvocation
OF Rio Grande chapter this evening at
o'clock for work in the NJ. u. n. ana
Il. A. degree. All visiting companions
| welcome. by order of the II. J.. Harry
brauH, Sccfetafy.
A few apples Of ihe Newtown pip
pins and SpItzenberg variety are on
exhibition in o. A. Matson's window
and are attracting considerable ntten-
ton These apples were raised near
Medford, ore, in the famous Rogue
river valley.
Al Woodmen are urged to be pres
ent at the meeting Friday night. at
which District Deputy A.. C.. Eubank
viii be present. In addition TO class
adoption and The taking of a picture
lof a camp. there viii be other impor-
tant business TO be transacted.
Harry nohlman Cornell, O well
known Albuquerque boy, recently won
first prize in the intercollegiate ora
~toricnl contest between the Washing
ton and Lee and John Hopkins uni
lvorsitles. Mr.. Cornell is a student at
Washington and Lee, being a senior
n the law school. The subject of his
Grafton was. "Tho Great Man OF To-
dny-Dia2.
MIR and Mrs. George y. Ryan ar
rived Ia the city yesterday from Chi
cago and expect to leave today for El
lPaso. MIR. Ryan Is the popular west
fern salesman for the Hubbard, Spencer
bartlett Hardware company OF Chi
lcago. and he and his wife are just re-
turning from their honeymoon trip to
the east. having been married Ia the
Windy city three weeks ago.
The funeral 81 the late Leonidas
iEaauchamp, whose death occurred
Wednesday afternoon. will occur from
the immaculate Conception church
this morning az . O'clock. In the alb
sence of Rev. \. NJ. Mnndalari, $. j..
the funeral services win be conducted
by Rev. Father Troy. s.. j. a requiem
high mass will be sung. Interment
win be made IN Santa Barbara ceme
terry.
A surprise party was given Tues
day evening In honor OF Miss Nellie
Spellacy at her home, 400 West Santa
Re. The house was prettily decorated.
games Were played and light refresh
ments served. Those present were:
Misses Emily Sickler. Genivie Rolly,
Catherine Trosello, Esther Crawford,
Masters Kenneth Schur, Homer Boyd,
George stade. Bud Spellacy and James
Savcly.
An members of Company G, First
infantry. Will report at the armory this
evening for drill. ana to be measured
Tor uniforms. General order No. : will
be read To the company for two drill
nights for the Information of all con-
ceined. The minimum Of mcn allowed
to the company Is fifty-eight. but
young men will be recruited until the
maximum Is reached Legal age for
enlistment is from IS to as. George
II. Wickham, captain, First infantry,
New Mexico National Guard.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Ada
Burkatt OF Bclen, who died at her
home there on Wednesday, were
brought TO this city yesterday by
strong BROTHERS. u~ndertakers. The de-
ceased, who was 40 years of age,
leaves three sons. two Of whom, +. G.
Burkett. chef for the Harvey eating
house at Belen. and j II. Burkett OF
Chanute, kan. were with her when
the end came. The third son, Drew
Rurkett, resides in Albuquerque
Funeral arrangements will probably
be announced today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Sleyster and
daughter, Miss Jessie, who recently de
parted from Albuquerque after many
years residence here. are o at home
at 649 East Ankeny street. Portland,
ore. where Mr. Sleystcr has purchased
"A fine residence. MIR. ~Slcyster and
family made the "Trip from san Diego
To san Francisco hy steamer. In a let
ter 60 The Morning Journal, Mr.. Sleya-
Ter saws he Is remarkably impressed
with the beautiful scenery OF the
northwest. and the cordially of the
people. lie says Portland is "A remark
able city and promises TO be perhaps
the FIRST city ON tho coast.
Miss Anna Antoine was pleasantly
surprised at her home. i00S South
broadway. "Wednesday evening by sew
cral OF hei young friends. Games
and music formed part OF the evening Z
J entertainment. after which dainty re-
rcshments we've served. Those pres
cnt were. Misses Paula keppeler.
Edith Keppclcr. Grace McAdroE, irma
Schroeder. Elsie Schroeder. LYDIA
IF1aminu. sophie Antoine. AIRS. Snope.
Anna Antoine Mcssrs. Emil ncsch.
John Friede. Edwin Gladding. Leslie
Moulton. Albert Nicholas. Edwin
Svopc. Chester Bebber. Ernest An
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