The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22
Personal News
Items.
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Frank Butt IL confined to his home
with the grip.
Chicken dinner al whitcomb
| Springs sunday.
Judge John II. McFie Is here from
Gallup.
Attorney General Harry l.. Patton
was here from Santa Fe today On busi
ness.
Frank Sherer OF Columbus. y. NJ,
is here visiting his family al SEA
South Edith street
Judge Herbert +. Reynolds OF tho
district court has gone on a vaction
"trip.
Laurence r. Lee has one to Hills
boro on business for the state coun-
eli OF defense.
For Rent-A nicely furnished
apartment at reasonable price. In the
stern flats. us South Seventh street;
phone e7s.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Heyman and
Mrs. Lindiey have returned from a
trip TO Santa Fe. whore they went 10
! Mr.. Heyman's automobile.
+. IL. Schwentker accompanied his
family TO Roswell. where they VIII
spend the summer. Mr.. Schwentker
Will probably return in "A few days.
Cinrence Grnnsfeid. con Of Siegfried
Grunsfeld. OF ga North Second street,
left last night for ocean Park, Cal,
to spend part Of the summer.
Mrs. Frederick b.. H"wden expects
TO see her son. Douglas, who has en-
listed in the ambulance service. In
I the east before he leaves FOR France.
Lawrence Hanley. student at the
United States naval academy as An
napolis. Md, returned TO Albuquerque
last niEht for a visit.
Gustav Westerfeld, brother OF the
mayor, who has beer visiting here
for several days. expects TO leave Tor
his home in Trinidad, Colo, tomor-
row.
James savage, Of the valuation de-
partment of the santa Fe railroad
with headquarters az Topeka. kansu
was in Albuquerque yesterday on a
business trip.
MIR. and Mrs. b.. Spitz. who have
been absent from the city for the past
two months. visiting in M east and
at Cincinnati, o., are expected 20 re-
turn 10 the city July |.
Kilbourne House. "A former AlDu-
| querquean. II here on a visit. He Will
return to FL Paso Monday, where he
expects TO enlist In the engineer
corps OF the United States army
Eddie Clinord, who enlisted in the
United states aviation corps after The
| declaration of war. Is expected here
today from Fort bliss, Tex. on q hVe-
day furlough.
The Rotary club expects 20 have
the required number OF signatures TO
the petition for a change In the form
} of CITY by the next meet
ing on June gS. Before the meeting
next Thursday the ltoiarians VIII pay
"A visit To- the Santa Fs shops.
Mrs. ,. &. Joyce, who has been VS.
ting friends and relatives in New or
leans and other southern cities, VIII
return 20 the city sunday night. Nj.
Joyce will meet his wife az CLOVIS
SUNDAY morning and return to inc
city with her.
wives Of officers Of the First regi-
mont are beginning 90 join their nus
bands here. Mrs = n. Baker. wife
OF L%leiRenant Baker 81 the medical
corps. IN here and so Is Mrs. Clyde
ELY. wife OF Captain Ely. The wives
! 81 Captains Totten and Atwood are
} expected In a Few days.
! Mr.. and Mr.. g. A. Purington OF
!, San Francisco have moved 10 Seattle
! Wash, where Mr. Purington In part
! nership with others. has been award
! ed contracts To- build United state.
! cruisers. AIRS. p%urington * th'
, daughter OF the Rev. and Mr.. j ".
/ Heald Of this city.
|, Nick NAPOLEON. the proprietor o'
} the N1ck's taxi line. left yesterday ON
| quite an extended trip To various
, points over tho state, in his big seven
/ Messenger Wlllys Knight ear II
, seems that the parties whom he i'
! driving viii require his services sew
: cral days. and he Is not expected ia
| return before next week. In his alb
! sence his brother VIII have charge OF