Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-10

meeting of the creditors held in the
office of George c. Taylor, referee in
bankruptcy, last Saturday
Examinations for teachers will be
held this week, THURSDAY and Friday,
at the office of the county superin-
tendent. Those wishing to take exami-
nations were requested to notify the
county superintendent at once.
Prof. W. O. Hail, president of the
Silver City normal school, was in the
city between trains last night on his
way from Santa I'e, where he attend
ed a meeting of the state board of
education to his home in Silver City.
Corporal Laurence Morelli, Com
pany f, 3l4th ammunition train, S9th
division, is in the city from demobi-
lization camp at Fort Bliss. He was
called to the city by the illness of
his father, but expects to return 10
Fort Piss in a few days and receive
his discharge from the army. He saw
SCI vice in France.
Robert Sewell, formerly an attache
Of the State National bank is in the
city, on his way to Cleveland, Ohio,
to join his mother and sister. Robert
was in the 353rd infantry, United
States army, over in France, and re-
Gently received his discharge at Fort
Bliss.
Mrs a. F. Morrisette. Miss Betty
Morrssette Miss Louise Metzger and
George Geake mOtored to Belen yes
terday and gave concert in the Epis-
cOpal church there last night Mrs.
MOrrssette acted as accompanist for
Mr.. Geake and Miss Dottie Norris
settle played several violin solos. Miss
Met2ger put on several fancy dances.
Harry Harrington, son of y. F..
Harrington, president of the New Mex.
leo Loan & Mortgage company, re-
turned home Sunday night He was
a member of the British army and
served in England and Scotland in
the war. Before leaving here to en-
list, he was assistant secretary of the
company of which his father is pres
ident.
Capt. Clark M. Carr has returne 4
from a trip to California on his way
home he stopped for several days at
his ranch in Mckinley county. The
grass and range conditions in general
are better than they have ever been
at any previous time at this season
of the year, he said, and the pros
poets for a splendid season among the
Stockmen are very bright.
Harry O. Strong, of Strong Broth
ers, has returned from an eastern triI
on which he visited Grand Rapids and
| Sheboygan, Mich and Chicago. He
| ordered ten carloads of furniture fol-
the store. Everybody is prosperous
! and hustling in the cities visited by
| him. Everybody has money, he said
! and everybody is too busy to talk
about anything but business.
| Licenses to marry were issued yester.
| day at the county clerks office tC
| James A. Martin, Albuquerque and
Ruth Rawlings, Albuquerque; NJ. c
| Hooe Albuquerque and Willie ]. Bar
ton, Albuquerque; Anthony Seuffert
Albuquerque and Bette M. Schuyler
| Albuquerque; Marcos MARQUEE, Sar
! Luis. and Rosalia Tafoya, Alameda
| Ramon Garcia, Pajarito, and Lola
| Pena, Pajarito.
Guy l.. Rogers and wife have re.
| turned from their honeymoon trip
! They went as far as New York an 4
a $50 stopped in Chicago and other east
ern cities. Mr.. Rogers reported bus.
mess good and the bankers feel optim-
/, istic over the outlook. There is n
good demand for money and the
| banking houses have plenty of II on
hand to lend their customers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers will live at 22o North
Ninth street,