Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-23
LOCAL ITEMS


Martin e Thorn. Taxi. Phone 273.
III. G. Coors Jr., is in Gallup on
legal business.
DR., A. d. Grille. president of the
state college, was here yesterday.
George Bollman of the First Ma
tional bank is confined to his room on
account of sickness.
c. A. Ballier, equipment inspector
for the Santa Fe railroad, is in the
city on business.
M. L. Gray of the Santa Fe is con
fined to his home on account of a
case of influenza.
A. C., Cooley. director of extension
service at the state college, spent yes
terday in albuquerque.
c. L. Seagraves, Industrial commits
sioner for the Santa Fe railroad, is in
the ci y for few days
Jack Ross of this city was In Los
Angeles last week, stopping while
there at the Hotel Baltimore.
Mrs. l.. Roberts and baby of Tu-
cumcari are visiting at the home OF
A. WISER 922 South Third street.
{. e. Clegg of the district engineers
Office of the Santa Fe railroad, with
headquarters in Amarillo, Tex, is in
The city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Wilson of this
city have been visiting in Los An.
geles for few days and registered al
the Hotel Lankershim.
+. Cameron and family and Mrs
r. d. Richards recently visited in
Los Angeles, where they were regis
tered at the Hotel Clark.
Bob Adams, accompanied by Mrs
Adams and child, arrived in Albuquer-
que yesterday from Mountainair
They will remain a few days.
John Becker of Belen, president of
the National Life Insurance Company
of the Southwest, was here yesterday
attending a directors meeting of the
company.
e. A. Sawyer in the early days q
resident of this city, now a merchant
end stockman of Wnslow, Ariz., is in
the city on business and to visit old
friends.
Mrs. NJ, o. Chadbourne yesterday
received telegram from the Denver
headquarters of the Red Cross stat
ing that there is no longer necessity
for saving fruit stones and nut hulls
for gas masks.
Word has been received in the city
that Bert Skinner, son of Mr.. and Mrs
TO a hospital has recovered and i.
able to resume his duties. He is in the
United States army
Miss Helen II. Whitesides, the stem
ographer at Raabe & Mauger's, who
was sick the past week with bron
nhitis, returned to her duties at the
hardware store yesterday. 1t was frs
reported that she was suffering Will
the Spanish influenza.
Harold Blickendurfer, well know
in Albuquerque, where he resided be
fore joining the navy, passed through
the city yesterday morning. Several Of
his friends were at the station to SCI
Little Blick," as he is called He wa!
q breakfast guest of Ernest I.audolfi.
Misses Allie Atkinson, Jimmie Stan
ley, Rebekah Skipworth and JAM
Reynolds returned home Thursda,
night from Camp Cody, where the!
We're sent as nurses to assist the In
fluenza victims. Miss Virginia Carr
did not return with the others on ac
count of being engaged on a case. The
girls enjoyed the work very much anC
were a great assistance to the regu
lar nurses.
A telegram has been received from
the war department announcing the
death of Private Atanacio s. Garcia
of Old Albuquerque, who was killed il
action on October 90. His sister, Mis-
Carmelita, and brother, Jose, resid,
in the city He enlisted in the servic,
last March and was 23 years old. They
have enlisted the services of TIL,
home service of the Red Cross to ge
the par iculars of the case.
Fred w. Venton, travelling engineer
for Crane G. Co. of Chicago, was Q
visitor of the Bryan Harvester com.
pany yesterday. of whose advisor,
board he is member. He brought