New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-06-27

The most convenient investment on
the market: the War Savings
Stamp.
Attorney General o. o.. Askren is
attending to legal business in Ros-
well this week.
Lieutenant Governor 3. +. Pankey
was a business visitor in Albuquer-
que the first OF the week.
The Santa Fe Railway is trying
out a big new engine No. sos on
the New Mexico division.
A. A. Sena Of Las Vegas, captain
of the mounted police, was here on
official business this week.
X. +. Oakley of Taos was a bust
ness visitor during the week and
attended the Scottish Rite Reunion.
Miss Sue Dillon with the Santa
Fe railway legal department at Al
buquerque is spending her vacation
at Jemez.
]. Frank Curns, Wagon Mound
banker and member of the Fourth
legislature, had business at the cap
ital this week.
Among Albuquerque people spend
ing the summer on the Pecos are
Nh d Eth - ~. a,I
their families.
II. b. Watkins OF Winona, MINI,
succeeds Aldo Leopold as secretary
OF the Albuquerque Chamber OF Com
merce on July 18th.
Frank Sommers, chief dispatcher
of the New Mexico Central is back
from a months vacation spent in
Missouri and Kansas.
f. Saint, tax commissioner and
r. +. Asplund. director of the Tax
payers association are home IRON
the convention OF the National Tax
association.
Miss Clara Olson. private secre-
tary Of Governor Larrazolo is in
Los Angeles. California where she
will visit her sister Mrs. Z. B. Cha
YES for a month.
Miss Marie SENEGAL, of Las Vegas,
music and art instructor at the Nor
NAL University in the Meadow City
was the guest this week of Mrs.
G.. w. Pritchard.
Mrs. h. l., Cooper a former Santa
Fean who assisted the Eastern Star
Ladies during the Scottish Rite Re
union left Monday for Center, Colo
RADIO, where she is spending the sum
mer.
A new Spanish restaurant has
opened on San Francisco street. c..
Lupe Herrera OF the Coronado hotel
has also bought new equipment and
will open a new cafe on San Fran
cisco street in the near future.
Alfred w, Kaune, OF the State
Bank Examiners office, has return
ed to the city from Captain, Coro-
ma and other towns in that section
of the state, where he went on Of
fetal business connected with his Of
flee.
Lieut.. GOV. B. F. Pankey, wife and
son Dana left last night for Kansas
City. being called there by the death
of Mr.. Psnkey's eldest daughter Mrs.
Lola Holcer. She passed away We'd
nesday having been i'll for some time.
Governor o. A. Lorrazolo, John
Y. Conway, assistant state superin-
tendcnt OF public instruction, and
Mrs. Ruth Miller of the industrial
educational department visited Taos
the week. They attended the
exercises of the Taos Coun-
ty Institute and the school directors
meeting.
Mrs. Morris Blatt and daughter
Miss Pauline Uhlferder left Sunday
on a pleasure and business trip. They
will visit friends in Denver, Colorado,
and Pine Bluff. Arkansas. From
there they will go to St. Louis, Mis-
souri, and New York City to pur-
chase a big stock of fall goods for
White House store.
Miss Myrtle Callott, of Sulphur,
Oklahoma, who recently visited Miss
Souder and Mrs. Frank Staplin in
this city has arrived in Los Angeles,
California. Miss Callott reports a
very pleasant trip to the
She visited the Grand Can
yon aud spent a few days at River
side, California, with old friends.