New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-13


Mrs. Walter G. Hurley arrived
from Velarde and will visit in San
Ia Fe for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Lusk and Mr..
and Mrs. John Cline were Roswell
visitors during the week.
Samuel G.. Cartwright left Mon
day on a business trip through the
southern section of the state.
Mrs. Nathan Salmon who has been
visiting Mrs. Moses hbousleman OF
Jemez Springs has returned home.
J. Frank Curns. of Wagon Mound
scent a ew hours in the city Sat
urday on his way home from Albu-
qucrque.
What al uncertain stumbling for
Ward in the dark life IS To busy
With the crowded hour to fear to
i've or die
Mrs. Antonio Sllazar and family
left during the week to visit her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lueras.
a. Estancia.
F. B. Atwood and family spent a
few days in the city during the
week the guests If Mr.. and Mrs.
r A. Pack.
A. r. James. director Of the Tax
payers association, left this week on
official business in San Miguel and
Nora counties.
Mrs. w. F. Lindsey and guest Miss
Sue J Reid, of Chicago and Mrs.
Walter Danburg visited Stanley the
latter part of last week
Manager F w. Drake, Of the Santa
Barbara Tie and Pole company at
Ties Ritos was a visitor in the city
a few DAYS during the week,
J. P. McNulty, who for several
wears was manager of the Tiffany
turquoise mines at Cerrillos, is here
greeting old friends this week.
K. w Helm, appraiser for the
ninth district Of the federal farm
loan bank Of Wichita, Kansas, left
Tuesday for Albuquerque on official
business.
Theodore P~ouault. Jr., state game
warden, has returned form the south
ern part Of the state and spent Sum-
day with Mrs. Rouarlt and daughter
o. the Pecos.
lose Diaz. son Of DR.. and Mrs. Jo-
Sc M Diaz, Of this city, is now with
the 3sth e. s Provisional Aviation
corps stationed at Fort Kelly, San
Antonio. Texas.
Earl Lovcridge, deputy forest
superv VI, is in charge of the Pan
chucio station during the absence
of r. r. Moore who is away on sew
eral weeks leave.
Miss Josephine Hersch accompa-
med her little cousin Miss Elsie
Clark 70 her Alca'de home this week
ard will visit relatives and friends
there for several days
MISS Sibyl Hunt and Miss Leila
Gallaher were the guests of Major
and Mrs. A. w. Morse, of Albuquer-
oie the latter part of last week.
They have returned home.
Mrs Robert NJ. Scott and little
daughter Winifrcd, OF La Junta.
Colorado. have arrived and will
spend several weeks visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Scott, Don Diego street.
Edward Marley. formerly a po-
pular resident of Santa Fe, who left
here several months ago to go into
business in Winslow, Arizona, was in
the city ducing the week on his
way east 10 enlist in the u. S. Army.
The first issue OF the New Mexico
War News, a weekly published by
the Council of Defense made its APP
pearance Tuesday. Guthrie Smith, a
we'll known newspaper man, who is
press agent for the council is the
editor.
Pleasant Whitweli. OF Joplin, Mo-,
has purchased the brick bungalow
owned by George Dietzel on Marcy
street which was built last spring by
Contractor Reingardt. The consl-
deration is reported to have been
over 5000.
Perkins Patton, oldest son of At
torney General and Mrs, Harry L.
Patton arrived during the week for
a visit with his parents here. Young
Patton is employed in the Santa
Barbara Tie and Pole company at
Tres Ritos.
DR.. J. l.. Kessler dean of Baylor
university OF Waco. Texas, Mrs. d.
NJ. Bagley, of Walton, Ky. and Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Barnes, of FL Paso,
Texas, spent an entire afternoon the
part of last week in the Mt
Ii which they found intensely
interesting
The state board of medical exam
liners met at the capitol Monday. The
following doctors were in attend
auce: DR.. E. E. Bowdle, Silver City;
DR.. N. G. Frazier, Tyrone, DR.. Sa-
rah E. Cocker, Albuquerque, DR.. Jo-
scph {. C;pcs. Albuquerque. DR.. III.