Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-22
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Martin d Innnl. TAX, GnOne = 80.
ThaXton e Co. buys Liberty Bonds.
Judge NJ. H. Hickey of the district
court was in Santa Zee yesterday on
business.
Lieut.. Fred Renfro of the fire de-
partment is i'll at his home with the
Spanish influenza.
Eduardo N. OJcro of Los Lunas
arrived here yesterday from Santa Fe.
ltd was in the Ancient city on bust
ness.
a special convocation of Rio
Grande chapter No. 4, ROYAL Arch
Masons will be held ut 1880 O'Clock
tonight for work in the r. 4. degree.
County Clerk Nestor Montoya has
returned from Santa Re. where he
went to attend the meeting of the
state editorial association. Mr. Mon
toya is president of the association.
Misses Rose and Grace Alarid of
Santa Fe. who came hero to attend
the wedding of Miss Agnes Alarid to
Albert Alarid on January 9, have re-
turned home.
Arthur Westerfeld a son of former
Mayor Henry Westcrfeld. who re-
turned a short time ago from the
navy, yesterday was appointed a
member of the fire department.
Roy Keagy pipe filter, was Sc
verely injured Tuesday when he fell
from a shaft at the Santa Zee shops
Keagy received severe bruises and
sprains. He was taken to the Coast
Lines hospital.
Louis clifford. son Of Oakley cuff
ford, who was in an aero squadron
at an army camp in Texas. has re-
turned home. A brother, Eddie, who
is with the expeditonary forces in
France. is still in the service,
j. W. Prestel. manager of the
Golden Rule Dry Goods company. is
taking a vacation these days. He
was operated on at a local hospital
yesterday morning and is reported
getting along nicely. lie expects to
he up and down at the store in Il
week or ten days.
Mrs. d. S. Nutter and baby, who
were i'll here with the Spanish influ-
enza, have recovered. They left Sat
urday night to join Mr.. Nutter at
Willard. He recovered from the in
fluenza only a few days ago and re-
turned to his position with the Will
lard Mercantile company. Mrs, Nut
ter and the baby were visiting Miss
Shirley Nutter at the Occidental
apartments.
Specia Agent George IT, Thomas
Stationmaster j +. Sinclair and En-
rque Sena, special officer, all of the
Santa Re railway police, Tuesday re-
coivcd commissions as mounted po-
licemen from Governor Larrazolo
They will serve without pay from the
state. using the commissions to per
NIT them to operate as officers in any
county in the state,
United States District Attorney
Summers Burkhart left last night foi
a visit to Washington, d. G., and Nlr'
gnia. He will be away for month
This is Mr.. Burhart's first leave since
the beginning of the war, which occa
stoned so much additional work fo'
the district attorneys office that NJ
was unable TO leave before.
A Hlique exhibition of a Paige
roadster (the car beautifully TOOK
place yesterday afternoon, The cal
was placed on the top of Paige
truck car and paraded through the
principal thoroughfares of the city
The Paige products are handled by
the Paige Sales and Service com
pany, Albuquerque, n. NJ, with eX
hibition quarters at the corner o
Fifth street and Gold avenue.
C. O. Cushman, of F., l.. Washburf
Co, who attended the big gatherini
of retail merchants in Chicago tn
other day and was one of those Wh'
sat at the banquet table at the Sher
man hotel returned TO the city yes
terdav morning. There were severa
others from New Mexico in attend
artcc. among them being j. Finia,
Sims of this city. Mr.. Cushman say
the weather in Chicago during IN
meeting was Just like spring. IL