Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19
LOCAL and PERSONA


Bethar Co, Opticians. rnons aOs.
Dr, schwenskcr. osscopatn. ArmiBo
Bulldiag.
J. A. Gordon IL in the city from
Gallup attending 20 various business
matters.
Mrs. n. Roehl. wife OF CITY Clerk
Roehi and children. left today for
Santa Re for a visit with friends.
DR. w. NJ. sheridan has moved his
offices rom the State National hank
building 10 the Citizens bank build
ing.
Mrs. Mary Evans left yesterday AZ
teraoon FOR her home IN Tefre HRute.
Ind. where she viii spend the sum
mer.
Rev. S. y. Allison pasior ~ the
Central Methodist church left yes
terday FOR Wausan. Wis. for a brief
visit.
Emil uhifelder arrived in the city
last night from Santa Re. Mr.. Uhi-
fielder IL manager OF the white Store
Ia ~" Ancient city.
Miss Mona Ford. Of $40 West Silver
avenue. has left for San Diego. Cal.
where she viii visit her brother. Tom
f"t"f A"A "NHfAttA MNNhes
Col. W. s. Hopoweil and J. u. Saint
leii last night Tor Bakersfield Cal,
whore they will spend some days
booking over the oil situation.
~ = Brame. editor Of the south
western has returned from two
weeks trip through Arizona, going as
Tar south as Tucson and lilsbee.
Mrs. +. y. Moore ana daughter OF
Mexieo City, who have been visiting
w. =, Moore ana family here, left
last nisht for Long Beach. Cal
Col w. NJ. Bergeg arrived last
night from Beicn and Is In the city
today. Col Berger ts arranging TO
purchase new machinery and type
FOR the Belen Tribune plant, which
was burned several days ago.
The womans Home and Foreign
/ Missionary seciety OF the First Metho.
dist Episcopal church viii meet In the
| church parlors Thursday "a Q D. N.
strangers are cordially Invited,
A regular meeting Of the Ladies'
/ Home and Foreign Missionary society
I OF The First Presbyterian church Wilt
be held I'm the church pariors az 2.ae
tomorrow afternoon. Members OF the
church and others interested In the
| work are invited.
on account Of the illness OF her
u
veioped case OF mumps. Mrs,
Charles sutton. who had intended 20
| leave today 20 spend the summer Ia
Michigan, has postponed her depart
ure and viii not bee able 20 leave for
The east until about the first 0f July.
More than a hundred pupils Of the
itnitcd States Indian school left Ale
buqucyquc iast night travelling IN two
special cars for their homes IN faieta,
ItiagWna Acomn aud other pnCblos
west OF this city, where they viii
lsnend the vacation months. the
school term having closed on Mop-
day.
II n. Q Nelson. representing the
American Museum of Natural History
lot New York. arrived here today
from Muuntainaif, N. NJ, accom-
panied By his wife, Mr.. Nelson 81
making an investigation OF various
ruins and other objects Of interest IA
the southwest.
Passenger traffic on the Santa 10
from tho east and southwest 20 the
Pacific coast az the present time rs
the heaviest in the history OF the
lrund Because 0f the low rates 70
California thousands Of people are
ltrayelinE there for tho summer from
ail purls ~ the country. Trains
through Albuquerque are heavily
loaded each day Nrain No. 3 the
california Limited. had two extra
cars today and not "a berth was avail
able out III here
A special car carrying Twenty-Five
members 0f womenN CLUBS az icpr-
! Rin. passed through Albuquerque, at-
, iuchor to SANTA BE train 40. 3 tndap
{ The Georgia women, "a numoer of
whom are from Atlanta. are ga route
90 san Francisco t8 attend the ra-
| tlonal confederation cunveniinl. A
| special train carrying deleHaits 20
the convention from the south bnd
east VIII pass through AibuGnerquo
tomurrNW afternoon, arriving here az
o'clock ana depnri ~ "a 4.