Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THE WEATHER.
Tonight and Tuesday fair; not much
change In temperature.


change IN temperature.
Be0ber Co., Opticians. Phone 900.
A. w iarrell Il here today on bust
ness from San Marcial
Fancy Dawson Coke. John S.
Beaver. Phone I.
Hon. Merritt c. Mechem, Judge Of
a southern judicial district, Is In Al
buquorquc from his home In Socorro.
Summers Burkhart, well known at
torney. Is confined 20 his home with a
persistent attack OF ia grippe.
". q. Calkins. we'll known Off
cial og the United States forest serv-
ice, Is in Albuquerque today from
Flagstaff
Don p. Johnston. supervisor OF the
ella national forest Is here today from
silver CITY, visiting the forestry head
quarters.
II. NJ. Dougherty. a well known at
torncy OF Socorro and director OF
the Bank OF Commerce OF Alhuquer-
cue. Is here today on business matters.
Judge Albert q. FAN and family are
guests at the AlyaradO. They will go
from there to Santa Re, where they
will reside until the close of the legis-
latiye session. Judge Fall Is prom
inent candidate for United States
senator.
NJ L. Dorr, special az, Mt TOR the
department OF the interior left for
his headquarters In Santa Fe this
morning after spending several days
In Albuquerque aud nearby Indian VIII
lagos.
Horse shooting, blacksmlthfng, hSr-
ness repairing, carriage trimming.
This department given our careful
personal attention. Workmanship
guaranteed first class aud lowest OF
prices. J. Korber a Co. Phone SIS.
~ NJ Rice. general stOrekeeper for
tho Santa Fe railroad, with headquar-
ters in Chicago. Is in Albuquerque to-
day visiting StOrekeeper r. Scully.
Mr.. Rice was formerly storekeeper for
the Santa Re In Albuquerque and San
Bernardlno
: Albuquerque Camp No. 1. Woodmen
OF the World. is invited 10 attend n
social evening as the guests OF Cotton
wood Grove No. 2, WOodmen Circle,
on "Wednesday evening. January 81 at
Odd Fellows hall Come and bring
your lady. by order OF the G. G. D..
\ y Phillips, clerk,
Frank Goodwin, assistant Ruperin-
tcndent OF terminals for the Illinois
Central iu Chicago, arrived IN Albu-
/ querquo yesterday and win spend the
rest Of the winter here. Mr. Goodwin
has visited Albuquerque number Of
times ana is wvll known here.
/ Julius r. Jacobsen, supervisor gOr
the bonus system Of the Santa Fe rail-
road, was visitor m Albuquerque
Yesterday en- route from Topeka 10
Los Angeles. Mr. Jacobsen was for
merly a clerk In the local Santa Fe
offices. lie now makes his headquar-
ters In Topeka and makes inspectt>n
trips oyer the line from time TO time.
Robert O'Neil Kelly, the three
weeks old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Marcus
p Kelly Of 52l North Fourth street
was christened In the Immaculate
Conception church yesterday after
noon, Rev A. NJ Mandalarl. s. j., OF.
flclatlng The sponsors were Miss
Mary Kelly. sister Of the baby, and
MIR Ray McCanna.
Miss Lillian Hesselden. daughter oil
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Hesselden, re.
turned last night from Santa Fe where
she visited for three weeks the guest,
Of society people of the capital Miss
Hesselden went TO Santa Pc for th'
purpose OF assisting Miss Merle
daughter OF Judge ana Mrs John r
McFie, Ia musical During her sta
in the Ancient CITY. the popular Albu
querque girl was entertained by Mis-
Merle, Miss Josephine Mcdonald
daughter OF Governor Mcdonald, an'
other leaders In the social world.
The Evening Herald has been re-
lquested 10 state that the article whicl
appeared In this paper several day
ago under "The Public Forum" on
TITLED "The Lesson Taught" and deal
ing with tho liquor traffic, was no
written hy John w billiard OF thu
Charles Conroy grocery The artlcl
In question was written by John Ilil
Hard, but a different billiard entlrel
from the popular gr0ceryman Nh
billiard says he Is being accused b.
his friends of becoming an odltorla
Nas.s