Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-17

Herboth. painter Phone 1851.
Fees candy store. Fresh home
made candles every day.
Mrs. Flora Gonzales. son and
daughter, left Monday night for Santa
Ana. Cal They will make their home
there.
station Master G. IS. Draper Is ser
i0usiy III 40 his home II vs. feared
the illness may develop Into pneu-
.ueuia
The board 1T managers Of tho
Womnn's club viii meet at the club
rooms al 2:30 O'Clock sharp, this
afternoon.
The order Of Railway Employees
VIII b1ld regular meeting tonight
lac o'clock In Woodmcn's hall A
fun attendance is desired.
Tie Fratcrnal Mystic circle, Beue-
ft No. 2IO3. win meet nc 1880 o'clock
tonight az the hall. 3l7 p South Sec
oud street a fun attendance is de-
sired
" - Chadbournc was fined SIS ana
costs last night hy Police Judge craig
Tor speeding IN his automobile. il
was his second 0fiense, hence the size
Nt lif UNIV
The Atchlson. Topeka and Santa re
has ordered 800 G0.000-pound capucl-
Is refrigerator ears from the Ameri-
Icou car md Foundry company.--ltail-
way Age Gazette
John A. Logan circle No. !, Ladies
of q. A r., will meet Ia regular ses-
sion this afternoon nt 230 In A. @.
T.. W hail. Lunch viii be served
after business meeting
Licenses to marry yesterday were
issued e. William Rudolph. Albu-
queruur. and Nell stroud. Albuquer-
que. Jose Parma, Albuquerque, ana
clara sisnoros, Albuquerque.
Abraham Lincoln circle No. Q, La
dies Of the G. 4. H.. VIII meet this
afternoon M . O'Clock The business
seaHion will be followed by . luncheon
and social hour appropriate to s.
/ patrick Hay
col D. X b. sellers 2-year-ol d
GRANDDAUGHTER. Maxine Drum, Is pos
Ing for motion pictures at Berkeley
/ Cat The colonel received a newsph =
per Yesterday. containing Writc-up
ana picture of the tiny actress
cotton Grove no. 2, Woodmen circle,
Twill hold reeulHf meeting at 2i3O
o'clock this afternoon in T. q. O. y.
halt Every member " the degree
team is urged TO attend as there viii
bee drill practice. Visiting members
are welcome
United states Marshal a. II Huds-
pcth started for san Pedro. Cal, last
night with Bert Wilson who recently
gnye himself up to Deputy Marshal j.
Il. Gahsha ms q deserter from the ma
lVy. Wilson is TO be turned over To
the naval authorities
Carlyle Blackwell, formerly leading
man of the Kalem company was mere
yesterday morning on the way from
| Sew York TO Los Angeles, Blackwell
took part In the DeNargas pageant al
Santa Fe nearly two years ago, lie
/ has organlzed company and IL work
I ing on scVen-reel story written ny
T. Philips Oppenhcim
colonel SELLERS has a card from j,
y. llaines who started saturday III
his automobile for southern Arizona
The card was mailed at san Marciah
Mr. HaIncA srid in getting that far ne
had been forced to hire three teams
to pun the machine for total dis
lance of ten miles II required eleven
hours TO drive the ear twenty-nlne
miles saturday.
The Arizona and New Mexico com
pany ig contemplating the construction
of three and one-half mile branch
liuo. which is to extend from Lords
burg, n NJ, In southwcstcrly direc-
ton. and to terminate At the Eighty
Eve" mine IN Grant county, n NJ The
principal commodities this road viii
curry are copper ore. mining supplies,
etc. Norman Carmichael Clifton,
Ariz.. Us vice president, and T.. Resin
ger. Clifton. Ariz,, Is chief engineer -
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