Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-17

CITY for the past three weeks, hav
returned to the city.
A. j. Ntckas, who was recently op
creteG on for appendicitis ut the SAINT
Fe hospital, leaves tonight for
months visit 10 California points.
Miss clara Bass left last night fol
Southern California. En- route ives
she will visit sister at Clarksville
Ariz. Miss Bass will be absent from
the city for month or six weeks.
Kilbcurne House and punch
Tharp, two Albuquerque boys witt
left here about three weeks ago oil
an automobile trip, have reached Ash
land, Ky. They had II pleasant trip
Miss Gertrude Zirhut and II, \
Thorn, both Of this city, are 10 b,
married at 10 O'Clock Sunday morninf
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs w J Iirhut, G02 South
Arno street
Mrs. JIM Sollie received word
Thursday night that her husband, }
NJ Solle who is In the furniture bus
mess at Lakeland. Fla, was quite i'll
Mrs. Sollie left yesterday morning fol
Lakeland, accompanied by her son-in.
law, l.. -. Peters.
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Collins yesterday
was granted divorce from Charles
Alexander Collins on the charge OF
abandonment, She was represented
by George c. Taylor, attorney. The
decree was granted by default. They
We're married at Baskerville. la. Octo-
Der ~, 1901.
Mrs. a, j. iioddcr of Boston. Mass
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Su-
san Ashley. Of Denver, Colo. are Wis
ting their niece, Mrs George IL
Wheeler, who gave a small porch par
~ for them Friday afternoon Mrs
! Ashley was the first state president OF
the federated clubs of the state OF
the state of Colorado.
Z. NJ. Lcakoh, proprietor Of the
Pullman cafe, VIII leave sunday on an
extended trip. lic Will first visit Den
liver, Kansas City and ST Louis, and
then Philadelphia Pa. and Macon,
Ga, where he viii spend several
weeks with relatives aud friends ON
returning 20 the city. he will take the
southern route, going through Ala
hama, Louisiana and Texas. lie eX-
poets Go be absent a month or six
weeks
Mrs Hugo & Meyer ana dausn-
ter Waldo, Of 3Oa West silver avenue,
left sunday for Denver. Colo, 60
spend the summer months. Mrs.
Meyer stopped off at French, n NJ,
10 spend q week or ten days, visiting
her former Albuquerque friend, Mrs.
Tom Tale and family. Mr.. Me}er
will Join his family later, in Denver.
The Tales also are enjoying a lengthy
visit from their little nephew. Walter
rinnoy cornell, Of Gallup, n NJ.
The Rev. william RosenstcnGel, n.
D., OF Carthage, III, arrived IN Albu-
quertue last night for visit of sew
cral weeks, He comes here MS the
guest of ST. Paufs Evangelical Luth-
eran church. whose congregation sun
anniversary OF its organization. Or.
Rosenstengc was the first pastor OF
the church. his missionary lahors In
Albuquerque Santa Fe and Belen an
tedating the church organization here
BY several years.
Wallace llcsseldcn of Albuquerque
was n recent visitor at the big eXhir.~
of southern California products main
tanned free to the public IN the Los
Angeles chamber OF commerce. He
also attended the lectures moving
pictures and concert that are part
Of the daily program. The exhibit Is
tho largest OF any IN tho country
maintained by commercial organi-
cation. Mr., llesselden expects 10 visit
the Panama Pacific International ex-
position at san Diego, which will re-
main open all year.