Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-06
LOCAL ITEMS
Tourist lunches. Pc-.man Cafe.
Ed. W. Larson-TaXi-Phone ID.
Martin & Thorn. taxi. Phone 27s

Martin q Thorn. Tad. Phone 273
Miss Nora Trew of Magdalena, is
in the city
r. +. smith was in the city Yesterday
from Duran, n. NJ.
T A. Pelham of Mountainair, n. NJ,
was a business visitor IN the city sat
urday.
F. II. Springer a prominent ranch
man of Cimarron, \. NJ is in the city
for a few days.
Roy II. Summers has arrived over
seas, according to word received b.!
his parents in this city.
Mrs, w. ]. Davies and daughter re-
turned Wednesday from a trip to Nir-
ginia and Maryland.
A. Il. Werning has received word TO
the effect that his son, Neil Werning,
has arrived safely overseas,
Mrs. Roy McMilen of Clovis, is Wis
Ting Mrs W. II. Adams, 1901 West
Mountain road.
Mrs. A. C. Dingus of Yates Center,
Kansas, is visiting relatives and
friends here.
NJ. c. Spicer and H O. Bursum of
Socorro, arrived in Albuquerque last
night.
The board Of county commission
ors will meet in the court house at
Old Albuquerque at ? o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
c. q. Gibson has returned from a
trip to San Francisco where Mrs.
Gibson joined him after two months
visit in Los Angeles and Long Beach.
S. c. Woodward, O. o. Babcock and
w. c. Daley, all of Colorado Springs
are in the city en- route to California
points. The party is travelling over
land.
On account of the recent order is
sued by the Board of Health, regard
ing public meetings, The Topographic
cal Union will not meet today as sche-
duled.
Mrs. F.. r. Berry returned last
night from Trinidad, Colo. where she
and her husband were called two
weeks ago by the death of Mr.. Ber-
RVS brother.
Mrs. Florence G. Rodrigo, 612 South
Sixth street. received word yesterday
that her son, Private Adolph b. Rod
rigo was severely wounded in action
September 13.
Mrs Thomas Blakemore yesterday
received word of the death of he'
mother, Mrs. J. C. Johnson at Oronad,
Island, Calf. The body will be take
10 Las Vegas for burial
Miss Mary Still, bookkeeper at tn
Korber garage. received word ycstcr
day that her brother George + Still
who enlisted in this city had arrive
safely somewhere in France"
A. A. Sedillo yesterday received ;
card stating that the ship on which
his brother-in- law, Thomas V. Vgi
sailed for France, has arrived safel
tor truck corps.
Mrs. b. T. Phillips has arrived froI
La Junta, Colo, to make Albuquerqu
her home. She was accompanied b
her sister, Miss Loie Beer, who wi
attend the Albuquerque high schot
during the present school year.
The Eastern Star sewing club wi
meet Tuesday afternoon at ? o'cloc
with Mrs. P. /. Williamson and Mr.!
George Craig at the home of the for
mer. eos West Gold avenue.
members of the order are invited.
William Balfour has been promote
to the rank of trainmaster Of the firs
and Rocky Mountain districts of tn
New Mexico division of the Santa F
He assumed his new duties Octobe
!.
Roy II. Summers, an Albuquerq'
youth who enlisted in the motor true
division of the United States arm
writes to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Summers, SIT West Lead avenu
that he had arrived safely overseas
and is ready to do his bit.
Atrs Cora NJ SWEET former seer
tary of the bureau of charities, no
has a position as field worker for Il
vomen's protective division of Il
Fosdrick commission on war work
Tacoma. Wash, Mrs. Swetts new VOL
will consist largely of rescue work.
It was reported here last night thi
200 cases of Spanish influenza ha
developed at Winslow, Ariz An al
peal, it was said, had been sent
Phoenix for physicians, as there WI
but one physician available in win
low to care for the stricken peopl
The police stated last night tn
while the quarantine against SPAN!
influenza is on the curfew law will
rigidly enforced The curfew whist
will sound at O'Clock each night,
which time children under the age
l6, unless accompanied by their pa
ents or guardian. must go home
once.
The state university authorities ye
terday received a message from t
war department, inquirng how ma
additional students could be cared I
in the students army training cour
here. A reply was forwarded to t