Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-22
LOCAL ITEMS

Martin & Thorn, Taxi. Phone 273.
Col. p. r. Smith has gone to DEM
ing on business.
George Fugatt of Ojite ranch was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Ben Srickfaden and William Leake
were here from Galesburg last night
Nose Abousleman, the sheep raiser,
is in the city from the Jemez Springs
Mrs. j. w. Deloren of Santa Rosa,
is a visitor in the city for a few days
Mrs. II. f. Livingston left last night
for New York City for an extended
visit
NJ. w. Musgrove, proprietor of the
Belen News, was an Albuquerque Wis
'itor yesterday.
Attorney General Harry l.. Patton
came down from Santa Fe yesterday
to spend the week end with his fam
lily.
]. w. Knorr, supervisor of county
agents at the state college, was here
yesterday comforting with County
Agent j. d. Tinsley.
Deputy Sheriff Ramon Ortiz left
last night for Camp Kearny, Calf, as
a witness in a trial that comes up in
the California city.
j. e, Grigsby, of the law firm of
Heaeock and Grigsby, returned yes
terday from Gallup where he was
called on legal business
Miss Gertrude Espinosa is here
from the state college assisting CLUB
Leader j. l.. Phillips in compiling his
reports OF boys and girls club work
for the year 1918.
G. II. Stearns, chairman Of the unit
ed war work campaign in Guadalupe
county, was in the city yesterday and
reported that his county went S5 per
cent over its quota.
S. G.. Bratton. judge elect in the
fifth judicial district. was in the city
yesterday He reports the flu stua-
ticn in his home town of Clovis as
being greatly improved.
ID. II. Tolman writes friends here
that he will finish his course at the
officers training school before return
ing home. He is stationed at Camp
Zachary Taylor. Louisville, Ky.
BY an error the name of Mrs
George II. Wheeler was omitted from
the list of newly elected directors of
the Albuquerque Chapter Red Cross,
which was published in yesterdays
Journal
Aldo Leopold went to Eel Paso last
night where he will deliver an Illus
strated lecture tonight in connection
with the organization of a branch of
the Game Protective Association in
the Pass City.
Miss Jimmie Stanley returned this
morning from Camp Cody. She was
one of the volunteers who went from
here to assist in nursing the influenza
victims. Shortly after her arrival at
the camp she contracted the flu and
was forced to return home
l. c, Sanchez, managing director of
the New Mexico Salt Refining COM
pany, and Jesse Meyer, nephew of
Mr.. Sanchez, left yesterday morning
for Bernaillo and the north, to meet
Bonifacio Montoya, vice president of
the salt company.
Mrs. H. f. Livingston left yester-
day for New York City, to visit her
mother. Mrs. Livingston has two bro
theirs in the army, over in France,
and she hopes they may be returned
TO the United States before she con-
cludes her visit, thus holding a fam
lily reunion.
Mrs. Carl Parsons, bookkeeper at
the San Jose Market, and Mrs. Beu-
lah Wells, of the Western Union Of
flee. who visited Mrs. Ida Salisbury,
mother of Mrs Parsons. at Magdalena,
have returned to the city. Both ladies
report the merchants of Magdalena
enjoying good business, and compli-
ment that town on having excellent
hotel facilities
Mrs. A. ID. Johnson, mother of Mrs,
Linus L. Shields, has returned to the
city after a visit to her daughter and
Mr. Shields. at the Jemez Springs.
She says Mr.. Shields has been quite
sick with the influenza. but had prac-