Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
LOCAL ITEMS


Santa Fe.
Prof. w. o. Han, president of the
Silver City normal, was in Albuqher-
que yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jay Gillette are in
the city from Joplin, Mo. They will
spend the winter here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. e, Newcomer have
returned from Ellis ranch, where
! they spent their vacation.
j. G. Boyd. the grocer, left yester.
day for Ocean Park. Calf, where he
! will remain for a few weeks.
II. p. owen of Los Lunas. district
attorney for the Seventh district, was
here yesterday on legal matters.
Mrs. Elvira NJ. Cappuecilli. who was
absent from the city, visiting southern
California, has returned to the city,
Miss Elizabeth Rose, the new ply
steal director for the Y, w. c. A., ar
rived from Lincoln, Neb., last night.
/ Frank A. Hubbell, who was at his
sheep ranch in western socorro county
for the last ten days. returned to the
city yesterday
There are kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph companys office for
/. II. Carter, Joel L. Brewster and
Stewart L. Cress.
Judge r. H. Hanna. who attended
the New Mexico Bar association meet
| ing at Clovis and then visited Portales
has returned to the city.
| Prof. j. S. Landers of the Univer-
sity, returned Friday from Portales
where he conducted the Roosevelt
| County Teachers institute.
Miss Clara Kitching, of the Mutual
Life Insurance company, of this city
| 1,Ff Ice frl,f h % Fik-it
home folks in Valley Mills, Tex.
Mrs Beatrice c. de Sanchez and
| daughters, Alicia, Lille and Flora, re-
turned Friday from southern Califor-
MIA, where they spent the summer,
| DR.. and Mrs. b. NJ. William will
| leave this morning in their automo-
bile for Hot Springs, N NJ, where they
will spend a vacation of several weeks.
! r. f, Mcintyre, of Manitou, Colo.
en- route to San Francisco, is visiting
for a few days with his aunt, Mrs
Notgrass. of 6$4 North Second street
Mrs. r. C. Suthard mas left for her
home at Clarksdale, Ariz. after visit
! ing her mother Mrs. Ed Bass, 5l3
| West Silver avenue, for the last
month.
j. A. Robertson. the oil man. mem
| Der of the Robertson Bros. Oil COM
pany of Oklahoma, has returned to
the city after visit to the oil fields
| of that state.
Miss Maxine Henry daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Henry, of Hot
| Springs, has entered the high school
here and will remain until the end
of the school year.
b. B. Hanger, general manager and
sales agent for the Diamond Coal
company, and Capt. w. II. CLEARWATER
became two purchasers of new 1920
model Buick cars yesterday.
r, A. George, the plumber, whose
health is bad, will take much needed
rest at the Shady Nook sanatorium
north of the city. He will be absent
from the city for at least month.
Mr. and Mrs r. G. sutherland, ble
East Coal avenue, yesterday received
a telegram from their son, Sam, an
Il nouncing his arrival at New YORK
He was member OF the famous FITS
| division.
]. f. Snively has returned to the
citv from southern California, where
II he spent a month with Mrs. Snively
Il and children. The latter did not re-
turn. They will remain in California
for six weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Durand and son
formerly of this city, now of Los An
geles, where Mr. Durand has charge
|, Of the southern California district fol
II the Kansas City Life Insurance COM
pany, are in the city on business aho
to visit former friends
Miss Mabel Hine daughter of Judge
h and Mrs. A. Hine, of Estancla, W.
united in marriage to Albert M. sen,
Il ter. of Dundee, Tex, at $3.50 lasl
II evening by the Rev. C, Ross Payne, a.
Il his home, 311 South Walter street
The Young couple will visit in Albu'
oueroue for a few days and then go &c
Dundee to make their home.
Robert Sanchez, who saw service
overseas, has returned to the city. He
was engaged in the battles OF Aisne
Marine, St. Mihiel Mouse and Arsonne
and came out without wound. ne
never missed a reveille or drill. ne
was attached to the Third division OF
the regular army and was with the
army of occupation at Coblenz.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Rolfe, proprietor OF the
1905 Taxi line" yesterday purchased
a new Chalmers passenger car
For service in her business. The
Chalmers has proved SO satisfactory
that Mrs. Rolfe has placed her order
with the O'Connell Motor company
for duplicate car. +. j. Young OF
Il cuba Sandoval county, who was mere
yesterday. also purchased new Max
well car from the same local agency
Rem Gerpheide, who was here tri
II aav night en- route to Philadelphia, y
1 one of our young men CHOSEN Ds tne
s,,narintendent of the Long Beach,
II calf shipyards to attend pre-
,1acotarv school at Philadelphia ana
/ q fterWard an eastern college or UNI
Ssorsitv Ben left here on october .,
4 fa17 intending to enlist In the army
| hut he was rejected on account OIL MS
aea He then went to the shipyards al
| Topo Reach and entered the electrical
t-onartment where he learned the
trade of electrician. He was selected
for entrance in the Philadelphia
/ school on account Of the aplilty ne
| showed in his work.
| TIVE many friends of Miss georgia
| Intz will be interested to hear OF hef
recent marriage to II. E. Hackney,
,ghile visiting in New York city. Mrs.
/ HACKNEY was born and reared In Al
| huouero,ie and has been employer
in the cattle sanitary boards Office
&c brand clerk TO rseyeral years. MI.
uacknev resided in Albuquerque three
wears ago before enlisting in the navy.
since then he was aboard the new
| Mexico. until honotably dlscnarseu
| lust before his marriage. WINE theli
marriage will be surprise 70 MANY,
naembers of the families and a few
friends knew Of their engagement.
nactors advised Mrs. Hackney to live
| in a lower altitude for time, SO the
couple will remain in the east Tor q
few months. but intend to return 10