Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-03

ton, who is Il candidate for election
on the republican ticket, and o. o.
Askren, of Roswell, republican candi-
date for attorney general. On account
of the influenza epidemic, no public
meetings were held and the candi-
dates confined themselves to meeting
the voters personally
Mrs. l.. r. Davies has received word
that her brother, Corporal Carter p.
Patterson, of Tiaban, where he was
familiarly known as big Pat was
killed in France, September %. He
was member of company "A Sec
ond Engineers corps, and was killed
while transferring supplies from the
railroad with motor truck Mrs.
Davies has another brother and two
nephews still one the firing line in
France.
Father Gregory Cerre who ranks
among the foremost painters of por-
traits both in this county and abroad
has been the guest of his friend
Father A. Estvelt The portraits
painted by Father Cerrer have taken
the PriX d Excellence in the famous
art galleries Of Europe. Due to its
wonderful colorng. its technical mas
terry and delicate skill, the portrait OF
Pope PiuX y, painted by Father Ger
ref, has drawn worldwide attention.
From here he went to Taos to Join the
artists colony, where he will remain
for several weeks.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wick, of Colorado
Springs Colo, and her daughter, Mrs.
+, c. Jennings of Tucumcari were
the guests for several days last week.
of Mrs. A, r. Moses at Glenrio.
I, IL. lRarwise, formerly of this
place, but now residing at Electra
Tex, was visitor here last. week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harrell left the
early part of the week for Childress
Tex, where they will make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w f. Horr who have
been on an extended visit to Ports
mouth, o., and other points, have re-
turned to Tucumcar
Mrs. c. l.. over, oe San Juan, has
been i'll at the local hospital for the
past week.
Curtis O'Neal and Ed Bland, both
healthseekers, died here last Monday
of tuberculosis The body of Mr.. !
O'Neal was shipped to his former
home at Fredonia, Ky, for burial. The
body of Mr.. Bland was shipped tol
East st. Louis, H., where he formerly
lived.
The Red Triangle League will assist |
in the United War work campaign |
here to help finance the various ac-
cepted instrumentalities engaged in
promoting the welfare of those en-
gagged in the various phases of war
work.
Word has been received here that
Rhea De Oliviera, who was among the |
first men to enter the army service
fro mfhis section, has been commits |
stoned as a Lieutenant in the quarter
master corps. He enlisted as a private |
and his promotion is a recognition of |
a service well done.
j. w. Toer who moved from here
TO Canadian, Tex, a few weeks ago.
died "Wednesday in Amarillo. He was
called there by the death of his son,
John, who died of influenza. While
there Mr.. Toler was taken i'll and |,
lived only four days. He was buried
at Amarillo.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Rodden have sold
their studio here and will shortly
leave for Roswell where they will
make their future home. They have
bought a studio there.
Norval Jones has returned to his
at Douglas, Ariz.. after a
short visit here. He was called home /
on account of the recent death of his
father Thomas Jones. who had died
of Influenza.
S. w. Newbanks of San Juan, ]. e.
White Hudson, ]. p. Nelson OF