Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-26
LOCAL AND Personal
TlsE WEATHER.
Gcncrniiy fair tonight and Tuesday.
ives, Florist. PhOne 7sz.
nabber Co. Ona.oians. phona i0I

Ives. Florist. rhone 7az.
Bobber Co, opescfans. phone zoe.
Mrs. Nye q. Martin Of zoe West
Silver avenue, left Saturday evening
for 81 Paso. where she win spend
several weeks visiting relatives.
Johnu y. MoManus superintendent
Of the state penltentinry In santa Re,
% IN Albuquerque today. He viii re-
turn 10 Santa Re tomorrow night.
r.. Brand HeninR. secretary OF the
bureau OF immigration. has left for
Kansas city. whore he viii remain
several DAYS on business
Herbert GALES and Cort QuIcker
returned saturday night from n weeks
visit TO Santa re. having made the
trip going and coming by automobile.
r. l.. Barnwoll. special representa-
tive Of the Royal Typewriter COM
pany, left Albuquerque this morning
ON business trip through the north
81 the state.
The Missionary society OF the Gem
trail Baptist church VIII meet with
Mrs A. l.. Aullck, 1904 Forester ave-
nue.. Tuesday afternoon February a.
at O'Clock.
Louis GumbinoR n well known mu-
Stefan and composer. ~ entertaining
for few days Sam Gumbiner.
cousin, Of the Peoria Salvage COM
pany. OF Peoria. Ill
Ralph Halloran, former resident
Of Albuquerque, who has been here
several weeks visiting his daughter.
Mrs q. \. Marion. and son. William
Halloran, left today for Berkeley.
Cal, his home.
c. c. Chappelle. general manager
Of the Federal Light and Traction
company OF New York. Is In Albuquer-
que today comforting with r. c. But
Ter. manager OF the Albuquerque Gas.
Electric Light and Power company.
Judge W. c. Heacock and daughter.
Miss Helen. returned today from a
weeks visit In Old Mexico. Judge
Heacock says that conditions IN Mex
leo are not as undlsturhed as they
might be and predicts a great deal OF
trouble. before normal business and
trade operations are resumed.
Miss Della Prestel sister OF J. w.
Prestel. OF the Colder Rule Dry
Goods company. who recently under
went n most severe operation In St
Joseph'a aanltarium, Is reported 60 be
now out OF danger and to have favor
able prospects for recovery. Miss
f'restel was an Albuquerque from her
home In Kokomo. Ind, visiting her
brother. when she was stricken.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union viii hold a meeting to-
morrow afternoon az $3.50 o'clock az
the home OF Mrs. Vaughn. az the
corner Of Arno and Coal avenue. The
program win be IN the nature Of a
Frances Willard memorial, and an Of
fering will be taken to be applied 10
fund being raised for the purpose
OF organizing a new Union.
L. p. fortune, for the last year in
spector IN New Mexico for the Rocky
Mountain Underwriters association,
with headquarters In Albuquerque,
has taken over the position OF state
agent for the American Central Fire
Insurance company and VIA move
some time in March to Denver, where
lee Will have supervision over Colo
RADIO, Wyoming and Nebraska. 4. W.
] Garfield. assistant manager OF the
Rocky Mountain association. n In Al
buquerque today comforting with AIR.
Terhune regarding a successor. MT.
Terhune takes over the American
Central work from samuel Woodland.
poet and Insurance man, he having
been assigned 20 another territory