Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-03
LOCAL and Personal

Bryanfb Meaaongera. Fnone bOt-SOs.
Bebber Co. Opticians. Phone 400.
Ives, Florist. Phone 7s2.
on account OF Friday being Good
Friday, the Woman'a club meeting has
oeen postponed.
Solomon Luna left this morning for
Santa Fe after a visit OF several days
in Albuquerque.
Rogers silver TO be obtained with
Empress coupons il a delight 70 even
the most fastidious taste. A coupon
In every sack.
Col. Il. u. Twitchell. counsel for the
Santa Re railroad. loft today for san
Ia re, after brief visit here yester-
day.
william II. Wetzel, well known
federal empioye. visitor In Albuquer-
que yesterday. returned today 20 his
headquarters in santa Fe.
State Senator G. J. Laughren OF
Luna county, passed through Albu-
querque today on his way from Dem
ing 10 Santa Fe.
Francis n. Lester OF the Francis Il.
Lester company Of Mesilla, n. NJ,
was q visitor In Albuquerque last
night, leaving today for Santa re.
Or. NJ. X. Wylder and Mrs. Wylder
left on the santa BE Limited last
evening for a visit OF several weeks In
Michigan.
Clarence wigley, formerly d clerk
in the local santa Re Offices, now a
resident OF Los Angeles. IL In ATbu-
querque visiting relatives.
w. Il. Hodges purchasing agent for
the Santa Fe railroad, passed through
Albuquerque on Santa Fe train No. ?
this afternoon, en- route from Los Ang-
eles and San Francisco TO Chicago.
Knockout Jack Mitchell, accom-
panied by his brother. Fred Delgado.
returned today to III PasO, their home.
Mitchell will visit In El PaBo several
weeks before returning 70 New York.
There will be a special tifteen-day
sale on buggies, carriages and har-
ness that will pay every interested
person to look over our large stock
OF up to date goods. j. Korber a Co,
20S North Second 1T.
J. =. Archuleta, Jr., representing
the Capewoll Horse Nail company, was
In Albuquerque yesterday from Dem
yer. Mr.. Archuleta was a former res
ident OF TERRA Amarillo. He now
makes his headquarters In Denver.
The Missionary Circle Of the First
Baptist church will meet IN the church
parlOrs. Lead avenue and broadway,
lat 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The
subject for discussion will be, Freed
men in the United States" The host
esses will be Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Hammond
An members OF Albuquerque camp
Modern Woodmon Of America are re-
quested 20 meet az odd Fellows hall
tomorrow night for the purpose of
meeting a. q. Gurley, head lecturer
firm head camp. on New Rates" by
order OF the council. Jas j. Votaw,
clerk.
Mrs. BerthOld Spitz has been APP
pointed chairman OF the committee on
Refreshments for the social AFFAIR TO
be given by Temple Albert congrega-
ton IN the Masonic Temple ball room
April Sth. Coffee and punch will be
served without charge during the
evening The entertainment will be
entirely Informal and promises TO be
most enjoyable. Preparations are be-
ing made 10 entertain a very large
crowd.
DR. y. +. Milford OF Deming, pass
cd through Albuquerque on santa BE
train No. 10 today en- route 10 Wich-
tia, Kansas, whore he Is called he
cause of the death OF his father. Just
ss the train was about 20 leave DEM
Ing yesterday evening Mr. Milford re-
celved telegram. announcing his
fathers death. Through the courtesy
Of the santa Fe agent In Demlng the
train was held for fifteen minutes in
order 90 awe pf. Milford time 20
gather his effects and board the train,
thus saving him many hours
Frank Klaus, a middlewelght prize
fighter, who recently fought Jack
Dillon aud Sailor Pelroskey In San
Francisco. winning both decisions,
passed through Albuquerque on San
"a Re train No. last evening. Klaus
was accompanied by his manager,
George Engel Klaus wishes 10 APP
pear before the Albuquerque fans In
a bout In May stopping on here on
his way back 20 California. Mr Engel
manager and Mark Levy, director OF
the New MEXICO Athletic club, have
opened negotiations looking toward
STAGING d bout here
Much interest Is being manifested
IN The lecture 10 he delivered by DR..
Frank n. II, Roberts. IN the Central
high school tomorrow night, begin.
ming at O'Clock The lecture viii DO
ON The subject Relation OF Health
10 Educaiiop,' and ls 10 be delivered