Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-20
LOCAL ITEMS

Martin & Thorn Taxi Phone 273.
Mrs. j. A. McCollum of Los Angeles
is spending a few days in the city
Harold Sellers went to Las VegaS
TO attend a dance there Friday night
A. 7. Bennett and f. A. Martin. Gal
lup attorneys, were in Albuquerqu;
Saturday
William Davies. r, left yesterday
morning for Denver and other points
in Colorado.
Miss Mary Craig OF ITO West Cen.
trail avenue has returned from ar
eastern trip.
c. f, Kunz of this city city was a
guest at the Hotel Clark of Los An
geles recently.
Mrs, Alfred Grunsfeld has returned
from weeks visit at Bishops Lodge,
near Santa Fe.
The War Mothers of America will
meet at the l. O. O. f. hall Monday
afternoon at o'clock.
There are undelivered letters at the
postoffice for Mrs. f. L. Dollhouse
and Mrs T. Blackwell.
Mr., and Mrs F. w. Lyon of this
city were guests at the Hotel Virginia
of Long Beach last week
Mrs. Margaret Moore. who was
y
last SIX weeks, has returned home
George Z. Nitzsche recorder of the
University of Pennsylvania, arrived
here yesterday to spend week visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. joseph r. Wilson
The Rev. r. F. Harvey arrived last
night from Fort Worth, Tex, to take
NJ his duties at the Baptist church,
He will occupy the pulpit this forenoon
and again tonight.
DR. J. P. Raster of Toneka. chief
surgeon of the Santa Fe railway, and
Dr. r. l.. Johnson, surgeon IN charge
of the railway hospital at La Junta,
Colo. were visitors here Yesterday
There are undelivered messages at
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany's office for Georga Spence, lohn
S. Ruff, James Ruff. Miss Ruth Tom
sic, w. L. Se.itone, Clark M Carr L.
Burren.
Harry Braun and family. John
Mum and family and Howard Blair
and family, after a stay of two weeks
in the Pecos country returned to the
city yesterday. They ran into rain
almost every day while away.
Juan Sandoval of Cuba. Sandoval
county, is in the city on business Mr..
Sandoval says the Cuba section has
been visited the past few weeks with
some of the heaviest rains ever known
there and considerable damage re-
ported, but no losses of any COnse-
quence among the stock reported
The little cards entitled, How tC
Live a Hundred Years. which were
distributed at the close of DR.. Charles
f. Barker's lecture at the Chautauqua
last week, were in such great demand
that the supply was exhausted at the
time additional copies have been re.
ceived and may he had on application
at the office of the New Mexico Pub
lie Health association at the Chamber
of Commerce.
From a Flagstaff paper: Mr. and
Mrs. A. w B!kker and their little
daughter Toby" have host of
friends in Flagstaff who VII learn
with regret that they have left for
Albuquerque, where they VIII reside
in the future, 1t is hoped that the
lower altitude and warmer climate
will rrove of benefit to Mrs Bikker's
health, which has been poor since
living in this high altitude.
Alfred OterO of JemeZ Springs
came in from the New Mexico resort
yesterday. Never in the memory of
the Oldest citizen at the springs" said
Mr.. Otero. has there been so much
rain as during the past month. 1t
has not only rained at night but it has
rained during the daytime for the
past few weeks: yet the resort is well
patronized and trout fishing has been
good in some of the streams.