Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
LOCAL ITEMS
Ed. w. ADMINISTRATIONS is.
Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Phone 27S


Misses Mary L. and Piosilia Garcia
have returned from Jemez Springs
I.vle T. Kershaw left this morning
for Soccoro, on business for the Food
Administration
Jay Hubs, in charge of the Excel
sior laundry at Deming, left yesterday
for Deming in his automobile.
J. A. Weinman, proprietor of tins
Golden Rule Dry Goods company, has
been sick with the flu the past few
days. He has about recovered.
Mrs. l.. II. Chamberlin, proprietress
of 1.-The Hat Shop" vino was sick al
her home the past week, was at mel
store yesterday for the first time
since her illness.
Eugene Kempenich, the general
merchant at Peralta, Valencia county
came TO the city yesterday suffering
with the Spanish flu and at once en-
tered one of the local hospitals. where
he will receive treatment.
II. B. Carr, member of the state
draft board, is in the city from Santa
Fe, He is here to attend the meeting
of the New Mexico state Federation
of Labor, which convenes in this city
today.
r. +. Asplund, secretary of the state
tax commission, was in the city yes
terday from Santa Fee on business. lie
stated yesterday that he would become
secretary of the New Mexico Tax
payers association on the LIST of No
vember.
The Sewing and Cooking Club dis
triet No. 4 will have a meeting at
Robinson Park at o'clock this aft
ernoon All girls who have not
shown their cooking exhibits to their
leaders will please bring them.
James B, Herndon. president of the
state National bank, who has been sick
at his residence the past week with a
very severe cold, was up and down at
his bank in the afternoon. He is not
yet entirely well. but expects to be all
right in few days
Yesterday afternoon Dave Weinman
received word that his daughter, Miss
Bertha, who is attending school in st.
Louis, Mo, was sick with the Spanish
flue. Accompanied by Mrs. Weinman
he left on the limited train last night
for St. Louis, Mo.
Rafael Garcia, the present sheriff of
Bernalillo county, yesterday came out
sin the opening" and announced him
self for reelection as sheriff on the
ton of the democratic county conven-
ton which will be held shortly.
Frank Tierney, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Tierney, who was here the past
few days visiting his relatives, left
yesterday on his return to Washing
ton. Frank, who is strictly an Albn-
querque boy, is lieutenant of the
United States intelligence corps.
A Sp6iilo Sunreme adviser of the
AlianZa- Hispano Americana, yesterday
purchased $4,000 worth of Liberty
bonds for the order, which will be ad-
ded to this citys quota. The order
which is a fraternal benefit society
with lodges in New Mexico, Arizona
Texas, California and Colorado, will
invest $4,000 in Liberty Bonds in diff.
ferent cities.
A few days ago Mr.. and Mrs. james
L. Bell received word from Washing
ton that their daughter. Miss Louise
BELL was seriously i'll with the Span
ish influenza Mrs. Bell immediately
left for Washington. The mother ar
rived in the national capital early yes
terday morning, and on being told OF
the serious condition of her daughter
telegraphed TO Mr.. Bell to come a
once. Mr.. Bell left for Washington OF
the limited train last night. Miss Lol
Use left about two weeks ago fol
Washington to engage in war worl
for the government along with seVera
other young ladies from this city.
Charles Trap, who has a farm IN
the Rio Grande valley, near Old Al
buquerque, has on exhibition in the
Chamber of Commerce some OF the