Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
Drink Glorieta ,seer. Phone 4s2.


Drink Glorieta reer. Phone 4S2.
Mr. and Mrs TIP. Tale are her,
on "a brief visit from Gallup.
General Charles +. Easiey Of Santa
re arrived IN Albuquerque last night
There will he Il regular meeting OF
the Eiks' lodge tonight in the lodge
rooms.
Walter = Brown, assistant general
manager OF the Colorado Telephone
company, is In the city.
Born. yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sostenes Gallegos Of 223 IL North
Second street. a baby boy.
Elmer r. Veeder, a well known at
torney Of Las Vegas. passed through
the city last night en- route to Ros-
well.
w. H. Dearstync of Denver. prop
erty man for the Peters Paper COM
pany, is calling on the Albuquerque
trade this week.
John A. Mcdonald, of the Mcdonald
Mercantile company at Kelly, was in
the city yesterday attending to BUSH
ness matters.
There viii he a regular meetine OF
the Woman's Relief Corps this after
o o at 2:30 in the A. o. u. w. hail.
BY order of the president, Sadie Bowd-
ich, secretary.
Thomas N. Wilkerson returned last
night from Santa Fe where he is engag-
ed in conducting the Hettling case
now on trial before Judge Merle. The
case is to he resumed Thursday.
The condition of Mrs. Herbert D..
McNama. who was badly injured while
riding horseback on West Central
avenue Sunday morning. is reported
bv the ST. Joseph sanitarium To he as
good as could be expected under the
circumstances.
John H.. IA Hines. telegraph cd
itor ~ the St Louis Republic. Who Is
%snending an extended vacation in New
Mexico, leaves this morning for Mag
dalena, from which place he viii go
10 "a cattle ranch in the D9tils for a
stay for several months.
The recently reorganlzed Albuquer.
que brass band viii hold It's first re-
hearsal at s @ clock tonight In the
Hope building on East Central ave-
ndc Between twenty and twenty
five musicians are expected to join
the organization this evening.
Brlgadier Wood or El Paso, one of
the prominent officials of the saliva
AffNAA H1fiiiAf VIII fffAtttttA - H4'th az
meeting tonight az the salvation Army
han ON West silver Venue The gem
cral public is cordially invited 20 be
present ANA hear Brigadier Wood
Mayo Redmond. a Pullman porter.
ana James Jackson. e bootbtack ar
rested Sunday afternoon Ter disturb
ing the pelce and pulling or d small
sized rio az the corner OF Sixth street
and Ttieras road viii be given "a hear
ing before judge craig in police court
~ O'Clock tomorrow morning,
Funeral services over the remains OF
John kaivestn, who died in this city
ANA january "a last. viii DE held at
French and lOWher's chapel IN $500
q clock his morning. Rev. a. a.
clarke. of thc south Methodist church
win officiate at tho funeral Inter-
mont viii be made In l'airview I'M
terry. kaiVesta body WAS held until
word could DE received from relatives
Norway regarding he hurinl Yes
terdAy Instructions CACHED the un-
dertakers TO bury the body here
Charles u. Dagenett. supervisor of
indian employment for the L. 5. In
dian service. who has had his head
quarters IN this city since assuming
this responsible position a few years
ago, lett last night for Denver where
his headquarters VIII be in the fu-
ture. this being a much more central
MI. Dagenctt's many friends
Who rcgret TO see him move from this
city viii be pleased to learn that he
expects TO maxi periodical visits here
lu connection with his work and look
ing after his local interests,