The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-14

visit Co Mrs. John T. Hutchinson Of
ola Albuquerque, daughter VI Mr.
aud Mrs. Barker.
Cottonwood Grove No. 2, Wood
men circle. viii meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at $3.50 In odd Fellows hall
J. r.. Torres. chairman ~ the So
zorro county Republican committee
was n visitor In Albuquerque last
night He was returning home from
n visit TO Gallup.
e. Ed Newcomer. who has been
travelling In Europe for the past six
months or more. has returned to At
b%uaueraue for an indefinite stay. Mr..
Newcomer is stopping az the s%turses
hotel
Iensc brokcn-Scc Vann.
The rural mail delivery TO Cuba,
via cabezon and Senorito. ls TO be
routed from the postofhce here in
stead ~ Bernalillo. The routing was
changed from here to Bernaiiiio sew
eral years ago.
j. l.. Greiner. n santa Fe brake
man. il nj the santa Fe hospital here
with a sprained right ankle, which
was injured when he jumped from a
caboose at Acorn yesterday. lie
was brought here last evening on
No. 8.
Ralph NJ. Henderson, former adj
vertising anage OF the Evening
Herald and now with the El paso
Herald, will be In Albuquerque TO-
night. returning TO El Paso from
JohnHtown. Penn. where he has been
for several months.
r. p. Barnes OF silver City, a well
known lawyer, chairman OF the
Grant county Republican committee.
and mentioned as n faVorite son who
Grant county Republicans may put
forward for the nomination for cop-
gress, IL In the city today ON busi-
ness.
Major Charles De Laro Hlne, a
well known writer on railroad sub
jects, technical and otherwise. who
is making n tour Of the santa Re
lines as the representative of Vice
President W. u. Storey. visited the
local shops yesterday and was the
guest of shop Superintendent W. A.
George for the day.
Eve trouble-Sec Vann.
An increase In stamp receipts at
the postofnce In noted In Postmaster
Roehls annual report. For the as
cal year ending June 80 the receipts
exceeded those of the previous year
by f5.i27. The biggest month was
last December, when f7.SO4 worth
Of stamps were old The monthly
stamp snies fell heldty $1,000 oniy
once in the year; in September
$i.905 worth Of stamps We're sold.
DR.. T.. j. Alger, the well known
dentist. returned last night from a
short stay NJ his summer home on
i fA. De-. H.t..a.. a. ...fu.w.s
new that after hard work by sev.
eral road gangs the damage to Chs
roads along tho river, wrought bs
last weeks heavy rains, has been re-
paired and The roads are now prac.
tically as good as ever for automo.
bile travel. Or. Alger saws the re,
cent rains have made the river to,
muddy for succeNsful fishing but tina
the late fishing on the Pecos un.
doubtedly will be splendid.
Members OF the Lend Avenu'
Methodist church last night gave al
enjoyable farewell party In th'
church parlors in honor OF Georg'
3 Dent n family and Louis ". Ingle'
and family, who are soon TO leav'
Albuquerque. Mr.. Dem and his fam
: iy leave tonight for Michigan an,
> Mr.. Inglee and his family will GO 4
Denver August LIST. where Mr. Inglee
who has been purchasing agent 10
the American Lumber company, ma
made n desirable business connec
tion. The entertainment last nigh
Included a musical program and de
lightful refreshments.
\ wedding OF much interest q
Z many Albuquerque people will TAX
Z place In the Catholic church az 10
Z Lunas tomorrow, when Father u
Docher will unite In marriage Prot
Frank Sanchey. teacher OF the pub
Tic school at Peraita, and Miss Lo
lita Jaramillo. daughter OF sheriff
and Mrs. Ruperto ]. Jaramillo. O
q Valencia county. Both young peopl
are well known here. Prof Sanohe
n having been a successful teacher II
the county schools Of this county AM
a Valencia for several years. Mr.. san
chez's father formerly was prObat
judge Of Valencia county. The youn
" people will go to Denver on thei
wedding Tip. Mr.. n Mrs. J. II
Il salazar Of Albuquerque will be mem
l. hers 81 the bridal party.