Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
LOCAL ITEMS


MafIln InOUl. LdAl' Y AlOiS $500
Erickson Taxi Line. Phone So.
f. s. Donnell was in Santa Fe last
week on oil business.
A. c. Sandoval. United States navy,
is here on furlough for a visit He is
now stationed at Galveston, Tex.
C. w. Aguirre of Los Lunas attend
ed the Woodmen of the Worlds bl- /
state convention at Deming last week;
Mrs. L. c. Becker, Miss Naomi
Becker and Russell and Dorothy Da-I
lies of Belen, were in the city yester-
day.
Jose G. Chaves, of Valencia county, |
for years stock appraiser for the SAN
ia Fe railroad, was in the city yester-
day on business.
Ed J. Dunn. salesman for the Ar
mour company, has returned to the |
city after a business trip to the towns
west of Albuquerque.
United States District Attorney |
Summers Burkhart returned yester-
day from Santa Fe where the federal
district court is in session.
Mrs. Gertrude Beebe, formerly Of
this city, now of Los Angeles, Cal, IS
here on a visit to her parents and |
friends, Mrs. Beebe will remain sew
eral weeks.
George c. Taylor, attorney, who was
in Santa Fe for several days, returned
home Friday night. He was attorney
in a case on trial in the federal dis
trict court
Deputy United States Marshal
Harry A, Murphy has returned from
Santa Fe, The deputy marshal went
TO Santa Fe last Thursday with several
federal prisoners
Benny Cordova, local weterWeight,
left last night for San Francisco. He
has signed articles for a four-round
bout there one night this week. His
opponent has not yet been named.
J. w. Malette, formerly of this city,
now of Silver City, was here yester-
day on his way to San Diego, Cal, on
visit to his sons, who are in the
United States government service.
: a. c. Ridgway, who is investigating
! the practicability of the proposed
Farmington- Moriarty railway, will
return today from Santa Fe. He has
been in the capital for several days
Russell Swords, formerly private
secretary to Superintendent f. f.,
Summers of the Rio Grande division
/ of the Santa Fe, who is now in the
navy, is spending a few days in the
city.
! Beckwith- Chandler company, of New
| York and San Antonio, Texas, IS in
the city on business for his company,
manufacturers of railway Varnishes
and surfaces.
Arthur Becker and wife have gone
! to TucumCari, where they viii remain
most of the summer. Mr. Becker mas
| entered the employ of the state high
way commission and will be engaged
! in road work in Quay county.
The Knights Templar will attend
| Easter services at $3.50 o'clock this af-
ternoon at st. Johns Episcopal
church. They will march in full dress
uniform from the Masonic temple to
the church, headed by the Indian
school band.
The central fire company was called
to the Reynolds addition yesterday ar
ternoon to put out grass fire when
had spread over an area of an acre
and was burning close to the houses
The fire was checked before il
reached the buildings
Corporal Adelard l.. MERCER, l43d
machine gun battalion, has arrived al
Camp Mills, according to word re-
ceived here yesterday He Will be
sent to Camp Kearny Calf, for dis
y eXpeditionary forces a year.
! The last fellowship luncheon unit
next fall will be held at the Y. M. G
! A. this afternoon at $50 o'clock. -
Gilt Edged Investment will be thu
] subject of Dr.. a. p. Wedges address
Sergeant Robert Quail will sing a solo
d male quartet will sing and the GO
lombO orchestra will play.
The Rev. Winfred Zeigler, rector o
st. Johns Episcopal church here, viii
hold services at Magdalena on tn
night of April 23, and every two week
thereafter. The Methodist church vii
be used for the present, but 1t is hope'
by the Episcopalians to have cnape
of their own in the near future
Rouby Sullivant. who served aboar'
. a submarine chaser during the war
has returned home, bringing hi
grandfather J. w. Sullvant, 81
South Broadway collection of wa
souvenirs which include German or
fiCer's field glasses. medals and regl
mental insignia. The collection wa
gathered on French battlefieds b
Henry Sullivant. son of j. w. SUN
want, who is stiil overseas.
Yesterday, w. A. stuart. who is her
as the representative for William Dun
bar e. Co. Ell Paso, Tex, oil broker
received advices to the effect that tn
shares of the Leon River Royalt
company, now selling at $50, woul
be SO on and after Tuesday, April
Mr. Stuart, therefore, advises all thos
who contemplate buying to get in no
while the shares are only $1.5O,
David Weinman. the senior membe
of "rhe Economist" who was in S
Louis. Mo. with Mrs. Weinman an
children the past two months, r.
turned to the city Friday night. +
left Mrs. Weinman and children bao
east, and reports all in eXcellel
v health Mr.. Weinman says husine
On is booming in the east, and poop
We have plenty of money and are spen'
IRIS ing it.