The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-02

George NJ. koefer Ia down from
Santa Re on . ness.
r.. VI. Oir0 OF Los Lunas came down
10 Albuquerque yesterday.
Charles A. Bond Of Grants. n. NJ.
Ia In town today.
Capt. w. c. REID who was In Santa
re on business Yesterday reports thnt
between baseball and Oh talk there
wasn't much dolnE In the way OF bus
mess In the capital city.
L. s. Wnllick left last night for
Chicago where he will hold a position
IN the general Offices Of the Quaker
Oats company.
The ease against John Baron Burg
In which he was charged with ult
upon a house In OLD Town was dis
missed after a preliminary hearing IN
Justice OF the Peace John W. Wilson's
court yesterday afternoon.
The Pailadino Colts will bowl
against the Continental Oh company's
team at the Y. ~. &. A. alleys tonigh'
This Is the first game for the latter
team.
r.. ]. Crlsty and sister. Miss Anne
crlsiy. returned this morning from an
extended trip In the east. They have
been away an summer visiting all Of
the larger cities on the Atlantic coast
They wnl both enter the senior ci~ss
at the state university.
W. A. keleher Is In santa Fe on
legal business today.
It IL reported hat the larges, deal
90 date In oil and gas property In
New Mexico was recently closed n
Roswell whereby n large operating
oil concern purchased oil lands for .
cash consideration OF $500, 900. II
Is understood that three wells will be
commented az ICE under the con-
tract This oil lands lie In chaves
and Lincoln counties.
"a - - -. GM.aAanNNAR
church to welcome back those who
have been away for the summer will
be held tomorrow evening.
Preparations are being made for an
Interesting and inspiring observance
OF Rally day next Sunday at the Con-
gregational church and sunday school.
An .iteresting program VIII be given
at as a. m.
Miss Mary Kimbeli OF Waco, Texas.
has been sent 20 this city BY the ma
tlonal bonrd Of the Y. w. g. a. for
special social service work.
A. n. NcMillen returned last night
from a few days spont at Saa Maieo'
Miss Gertrude Shuler, general Sec
Rotary Of the local Y. W &. A., ~
back M her pos, at the association
headquarters on South Second street.
Mrs. Henry q, coors left last night
for a visit TO her mother In Chicago.
she will he gope about n month.
Miss Margaret Hutchinson, seere-
tary for the college Y. W G. AS in
the southwestern ield II In the city
for a conference with tho University
organization.
8. Y. piper OF the biological survey,
returned this morning from a trip TO
CoifaN county where he vent 10 IN
speet h work In prairie dog destru9-
ton.
The War Camp Community Service
may close definitely on October 10
Their will be a big dance given ny
the American legion at the armory
next Thursday.
Henry Huaing OF Santa Barbara.
Calf. h has been visiting Bruno
Dieckman. left yesterday for his home
after a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Rex King left last night 70
visit her mother, AIRS. d. {. Thorne AT
Prescott. Ariz.
Quincy Randails returned last night
after spending a several weeks Vaot-
ton In Ohio.
Miss Laura Chamberlain Of he
Baldwin Music company II receiving
a visit from her mother, Mrs. Hayny
Of Los Angeles. who viii spend inc
miss Rose King OF Sims and wood
sons has gone to pittsburgh 20 visit
A.. I. Robinson Is leaving on Mon
day for TWO weeks visit m the east
where he will buy machinery for the
United States Indian Irrigation ser
vice. Two complete well drilling out
hts Will be purchased
Mr.. Tom Dnnahy and children
have returned from q three months
trio on the coast. having visited many
points Of interest.
Miss Erna FERGUSON Is spending
several DAYS In Aiamogordo on Red
Cross Home Service business.
james Crick Of the biological sur
yey has recently returned from France
where he was In the sanitary corps
/. OF the 4. T. r. Before entering The
army he was In charge Of prairie dog
determination in New Mexico u
Will now be transferred TO TeNhA
where he Will rave charge OF tho same
work.
night for rehearsal at the Guhd hall
at 1880 o'clock.
night that "a local dairy which Hpt-
c~laiizes on extra fine milk had re-
duced its bacteria count 10 N.VVp'
which should ave read 500, thus ne
ing a remarkable record OF clednll-
ness and care.
Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld IN chicago
saying that Mr.. GrunEfeld, Sno was
operated upon there recently, hud un
dereone the operation successfully.
Regular meeting Of Adah cnhptcr
No. 3. o. y s., will he held In the
Masonic Temple tomorrow night az
\ o'clock. a class will he Initiated
By the grand matron, celebrating the
twenty-hfth anniversary Of the or
ganizauon OF Adah chapter.
Dr. a. q. Shortle ana FAMILY nave
returned from Cowles, y. NJ whore
they rprnt a couple OF weeks.
The womau's club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The
meeting will open with a brief parlii-