Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-01
LOCAL ITEMS

Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Phone 27s.
Frank Leban, prominent attorney
of Santa Fe, is in the city on legal
business,
|, Sparks of Socorro and j. D. Cava-
naugh of Las Vegas, are in the city on
business trip.
Attorney General Harry H. Patton
of Santa Fe is spending the weekend
in Albuquerque
Mrs. George w. Smith has received
word that her husband has arrived
safely overseas
Bobbe Singer, the young son of
Isaac Singer is recovering from u
severe case of measules.
Miss Daphne Fortney left last night
for California, TO join her parents who
recently went west to reside
Louis G, Barton, a prominent San
Francisco capitalist, is spending Il
few days at the Alvarado
Mrs. Horatio Riley of Pine Bluff,
Ark is in the city visiting her sister
Mrs. J. e. Davern, of South Sixth
street.
Mrs Frank Fl. Lowe and daughter,
Olive, returned to the city last night.
after a stay of TWO months in southern
California.
eastern and northeastern New Mexico
tell Of the heaviset snow for years on
the plains.
Mrs. s. Benheim and Miss Ben
helm of Altoona. Pa, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Stern, 1923 West
Tiperas avenue.
Or. Clyn Smith of Clovis, recently
a bendict, together with his bride, is
expected in Albuquerque for a short
visit tomorrow.
Fl. F. Pagan. secretary of the civil
service commission. has been trans
ferred to Roosevelt, Ariz,, and left
last night for that place,
Mrs. II. T.. Kremis of Indianapolis.
Ind, is in the city on a visit with her
son, who is confined TO a local sanato-
rum BY an attack of the influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Stout and fam
lily, Albuquerqueans, last week visited
Los Angeles, stopping at the Hotel
Baltimore while in the sunny south
land
Isaac Barth, who has been to Dem
yer and Chicago on business. 10 ex-
pected home Monday
l.. Il. Howe of Roswell Is in the
city for few days
Ben Webb son of G. II. Webb of the
Hotel Doran, is spending ten days
furlough with his parents. Webb is
stationed at the naval training station
Mt San Diego, Calf.
Senator l.. c. Mersfelder, state
manager for the Kansas City Life In
surance company, leaves today for the
eastern part of the state to be gone
until the holidays.
John Tombs left last night for Will
lard and Estancia, to address meet
ings in behalf of public health.
Central Labor union will meet in
Labor Union haIl Monday at 1880
y. m.
Word has just been received that
j. f. Campbell Jr., was appointed
corporal on November 3. He enlisted
here late in April and went overseas
in June with Company NJ. 256th in
fantry, Eighty ninth division
Word was received here yesterday
stating that Mrs. Victor Allison was
seriously i'll at her home in Mag
daiena. suffering from the influenza.
Mrs. Allison was the daughter Of
DR. Margaret Cartwright, of this city.
Pillar Sanchez was fined $40 yes
tTday in police court on charge of
fighting. Sanchez and Sylvester
Luna had some words and Luna
claims that he was struck with a
rock. Sanchez paid the fine and was
released.
Miss Gober, member of the educa-
tional department of the mountain di.
vision, American Red Gross, will be in
Albuquerque the first week in Decem.
her. The purpose of Miss Gober's visit
IL, to inspect the local Red Gross
chapter and to conduct a home service
institute at the university. Glasses