Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-10

position with the food administration
and accepted one with the city schools
Her place will be taken by Miss jose
phine Gentry,
Marriage licenses were issued to
Leono Mitchell, is, and Maurice Tay-
'lor, 20, both of Albuquerque; Proco-
pia Montoya, rs, and Melecio Garlic
33. both of Gallup.
Captain Johnston requests all mem.
bers of Company +, home guards, to
meet at the armory tonight at s
o'clock. The meeting will be an impor-
tant enc and a fun turnout is desired.
The ladies of Central Avenue
Methodist church will hold their an
nual thank offering at 2:30 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs. j. I. Jones, 107 South Walter
street
The Chamber of Commerce has re-
ceived a Christmas card from Ken
meth j. Baldridge of Albuquerque,
who is now in France with the for
est regiment, He is well and getting
along nicely.
Miss Helen Johnston OF Wisconsin,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. c. r. Fisher,
S2S South Fifth street They will soon
depart for their home in San Diego,
Calf, where they will spend the win
ter months.
Walter Weinman, in charge of the
clothing department of the Golden
Rule Dry Goods company, is sick at
his home, with an attack of the pne-
monia. Attending physicians do not
fear any bad results, as yet.
c. T. Phillips, the Oldsmobile motor
40 Iiutril,1f T,,, 1n,.
wearing a broad smile and carried
with him box of Havanas, denotiI.
smokes were in order It's a boy,
and mother and child are reported
getting along nicely
q. j. Kiss, Jr., formerly of Albu-
querque, has been discharged from the
officers training camp at Camp Mac
Arthur, Waco, TEX. is spending a few
days in the city, with E. Solenghi. At
ter finishing his visit here he will pro-
coed to San Bernardino, Calf, to re-
sumo his college course.
f.. c. Benson, formerly with c. NJ,
Barber in the automobile business, is
expected to return to Albuquerque
within few days. Mr.. Benson has
been in northern Nevada for the past
several months. managing a land
project for eastern interests, but now
intends to make Albuquerque his
home once more.
Late yesterday afternoon Mrs. ]. l..
LaDriere received a telegram from
Santa Fe, announcing the death in
that city of her uncle, Luis f. Alarld
The deceased was the son OF Hon.
Trinidad Alarid, for years auditor Of
New Mexico, when a territory. Mrs,
LaDriere is suffering from a severe
cold, and she was undecided last night
about going to Santa Fe to attend the
funeral.
Miss Charlotte Lembke yesterday
received letter from her brother,
Lieutenant Charles II. Lembke, writ
ten on November rs, stating that
slight operation had been performed
on his tongue, resulting in the remov-
al of piece Of shrapnel, and that he
was getting along nicely. He was on
his way to England, he said, to get
his teeth fixed. There was nothing
in his letter TO indicate that he had
heard that he was supposed to be
dead
Mrs Fred Lee yesterday received a
cablegram from a friend in Paris,
France. stating that her son, Sergeant
Floyd w. Lee of Battery A, who Is
with the American eXpeditionary forces
in France is well. Mrs. Lee had not
received word from her son for some
time on account of the advance that
the battery was making, till the cable
gram yesterday. No mention was made
of the other battery. as the cablegram
was sent from personal friend of the
Lee family who resides in Paris.