Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-27

emphasize that the Bull Moose has
been dehorned.
Il. II. Hanna, redolent of memories.
received a plaeard with the motto:
Never place your wishbone where
the backbone ought TO be-" se
Ira Grimshaw was given toy dog
to keep company with the tyke that
follows Ira even into the club buffet.
A. II. Hudspeth, appropriately. had
a sewing kit bestowed upon him 10
last until he establishes an altar of
domesticity.
Levi A. Hughes carried off bag
of beans. reminiscent Of the Belglans
j.. b. Levert will no doubt prize his
book on Country Life when he is snow
bound in his rural cottage on the
Tesuque and thinks of those happy
days at the club in the glare of the
city lights.
Harold McGibbon drew spoon for
use during his honeymoon.
]. w. March will make use of his
"rummy" game in instructng others
N Frank p. Marion will no doubt find
his toyboots useful in crossing the
Rio dc Santa Fe. The poem that went
with them he win grave on the tablet
of his memory.
DR.. j. A. Massie values his rubber
knife as much as the poem attached
(. to il.
Leroy o. Moore was given ten
day card to the club so that ne may
feel more at ease there. The same
reason seems to have prompted the
/, gift of bed and pillow to Harry l..
Moulton.
J. w. Norment was given a receipt
for three years of taxes as sure
cure for insomnia.
NJ. A Ootero received a lightning
calculator with which to add the pro-
gresslve majorities In Taos and other
counties that he predicted.
Rufus ]. Palen was remembered
with night cap TO which a smoke
snuffer was attached.
Frank w. Parker. no doubt, will
find useful the placard warning him
not to exceed the speed limit of sixty
miles an hour. TO II was attached
copy of the road laws.
George W. Prichard carried off a
gilded gold nugget that will be use
full aid in disposing of mining stock.
A. b. Renehan will prize the lamp
given him to help him read law at
night.
DR.. j. A. Rolls received a miniature
sprinkler with which as chairman OF
streets he can sprinkle the streets af-
ter each rain or snow.
James l.. Seligman, with tears OF
Joy, accepted a bottle of Three-in- One
with which to grease the wheels OF
No. 10, so that the Albuquerque Jour
nal may arrive promptly and be dis
tributed in time for its host of Santa
Fe subscribers to read at the noon
meal.
DR.. s. q. Small received life saver
with a poem attached as well as
letter from a grateful patient which
read: 'Dr. vow saved my life. Last
night when Iscailed for Your services
you failed correspond. I'M. Well
s. SPITE, as well George II Van
Stone received a llorIls the former 70
sound it when he dashes AROUND street
corners With his auto. the lauers to
blow and foot in braises of-4Santa
Re and its climate and its most Inn
portant citizen.
w. 4. Thornton had assigned to him
a huge glass to quench his thirst these
hot days while Joe is building the fire
Paul Wunschmann will cherish the
beautiful doh presented to him ana
which he will. no doubt rock to sleep
with that delicious lullaby: ION, you
great big, beautiful doll" There was
doll, too. with dark-blue eyes Tor
A, M. Edwards, the baby member oil
the club. c. G. Mardorff had a dime
saving bank awarded him.
Fred J. Lavan, had for his GIT
sun dial to help him find the suns
rays In his sun parlor on the north
side of his new bungalow
A champagne glass went TO hron-
son Cutting and other members I'M
avoidably absent. a toast being pro-
nounced to their health and pros
perty
Frank owen was the recipient Oh
white hose to add to the equipment Oh
his fire department.
Arthur Seligman-well there weIs
gales Of laughter--and II is pest 70
drop the curtain upon the scene a.
this point, but to raise It again as
recherche lunch is served. Mrs; Lew
A. Hughes, assisted by twenty iaales'
had charge Of this chapter OF the Ies.
tivities, which concluded With uah''e