Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06

quarantine 1t is important that all
members be present.
The ladies' auxiliary of the b. of Il.
I. Will meet this, afternoon at 2
o'clock in the l. o. O. F. hall. All
members are requested to he present
There will be election of officers and
lunch will be served.
G. G. Mares, who has been under
going treatment for the last three
weeks at local sanatorium, is inn
proving rapidly. He is gaining both
strength and weight and fully expects
to be out again in a short time.
Miss Edith Mitchell, trained nurse,
has returned from Cedarville, Willard
and other Estancia valley points,
where she was engaged in nursing flu
cases. She reports the situation under
control in all localities visited by her
Harmony Lodge No. /, /. q. O. F..
will meet in regular session tonight.
There will be degree work and cleo
ton of officers. As two months have
elapsed since this lodge held a meet
ing, large attendance is very much
desired
Harold Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Perry. arrived home last
night from California, where he is
attending school, to spend the hoI-
days with his parents. Mr.. Perry has
Just recovered from severe case of
influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II Kapple, and the
mother of Mr. kapple, after a siege
with the Spanish influenza the past
month, are reported getting along
nicely, and Mr.. Kapple expects to be
down to his furniture store some time
next week.
Thornton F. Bright. son of DR.
Alonzo and Mrs. Bright, who has
been attending the engineer officers
training school at Camp A. A. Humph-
rey Va. has been commissioned a
second lieutenant, according to word
received here.
Edmund Ross, the newly elected
county surveyor. who was called TO
Cuba. Sandoval county. to do some
private surveying, returned to the city
yesterday. On account of the heavy
snow storm that prevailed in the Ma
ciemiento mountains, Mr.. Ross was
practically bound for a few
days.
The Christian Endeavor of the Con-
gational church met last night and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year. President, Eva M. Seth:
vice President, Grace Hull; CORE
spending secretary, William o. Ander-
son; recording secretary, Esther Stat
er; treasurer John Setz; pianist, Ethel
Herby; assistant pianist, Florence
Huh
The firm of Guilfoi and Mossman
public accountants and auditors an
nounces a change in the name and
personnel of the firm, Hereafter
Mcssman, Gano and Shipped will be the
title of the organization. Government
tai supervision of affairs has created
a wide field for expert accounting, and
this concern is now prepared to meet
the demand.
Today the Albuquerque branch OF
the Needlework Guild of America eX-
pect to finish the collection of gar
ments for the needy children of the
city and county. Those members OF
the guild who have not yet brought In
their quota of new garments, are
asked to be sure to bring or send them
! today to the Red Cross rooms in the
Chamber of Commerce building
Members Of the needlework guild
/ will be on duty there to receive them
| No matter where C, A. Hudson is
he never fails to speak a good WORD
! for Albuquerque. At present he is il
| Rochester, Mimi, undergoing treat
ment at the Mayo hospital. In letter
! received by the Chamber of Commerce
| yesterday, he requested a supply Of
/ printed matter describing the Duke
| City. as he said he wanted to do a lit
| tie boosting in Rochester His request
was complied with and in a few day!
| the Minnesotans will be hearing some
| thing about the southwest.
| David Weinman, senior member OF
The Economist" dry goods concern
who was al St Louis, Mo-, the past
/ two months with Mrs. Weinman, be-
I ing called to that city on account OF
the illness of their daughter. returned
to Albuquerque Wednesday, leaving
Mrs. Weinman at St Louis until their
daughter is entirely restored TO good
! health again. Mr.. Weinman is opti-
mistie as to the future. and says he
looks for a big business in practically
| all lines of commerce this winter and
during the year 1919.
| w. j. Cardwell, general agent fol
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
company of Newark, n j., with head
quarters at Kansas City, Mo-. was in
the city yesterday arriving from Los
Angeles, Calf. where he visited Mrs
4 Cardwell. who Is spending the winter
4 in that city with relatives. About
twelve years ago Mr.. Cardwell was
stationed In this city AS the general
lagent for the same company, and