Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-11
LOCAL ITEMS

B. S. Rodey is in socorro on IegaI
| business.
Don't forget the War Mothers ball
at the armory hail tonight.
| DR.. Bower. osleopathic physician
N. 4 Armijo Bldg. office phone 224
| Deputy County Clerk Pleasant
/ Hill, Jr,, and Jacob ortiz, of Santa Fe,
are in the city for a few days on bus
| mess.
Triple Link Rebekah Lodge viii
meet in regular session tonight at s
| o clock in /. o. Q. f. hall. Visiting
! members welcome.
There will be no classes at the
university today, in accordance with
the Armistice day proclamation OF
Governor Larrazolo.
Attorrey Francis e. Wood, who
recently underwent an operation at
S. Joseph's hospital, is reported to be
conyalescing satisfactorily
Oak Grove No. 49, Woodman Circle,
win hold a special meeting tonight in
the Grant building to transact any
business that may become before the
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Lyons have re-
turned from an overland trip to Dem
yer and are moving into their recent
~ purchased home at sos West Slate
avenue.
The meeting of the Eastern Star
Sewing club has been postponed un-
til next Tuesday afternoon, when it
will meet with Mrs. A. |. Riedling,
202 North Fourteenth street.
Word was received yesterday that
Edward O'Connor, who is a brother
of Mrs W. G. Heacock, had died in
Oklahoma City Mrs. Heacock left
last night to attend his funeral
From the Albuquerque forestry Of
flee Frank Andrews, quincy Handles,
e. p. Ancona, Albert Morris and C. A.
Long will leave Wednesday to attend
meeting of rangers in Arizona.
Alma Vickers Smith of this city
filed suit for divorce from Robert
Smith in the district court yesterday
Desertion and non-support are the
grounds set forth in the complaint.
Miss Ethel Hickey, faculty advisor
for the University Dramatic club, ar
nounces that the title Of the comedy
to be staged during the educational
association meeting as "The Old Lady
Shows Her Medals by Barry
Bob Adams. who has been drilling
for oil in several sections Of the state
the past few years was in the city yes
terday on business coming this time
from Tucumcari. He left today for
Gallup, where he may enter into con-
tract with some of the oil companies
there for drilling.
On account of the wienie roast
Thursday night at 715 at the Y. W.
c. A., the c. L. P. club will postpone
it's regular Tuesday night meeting
All members who expect to attend the
wienie roast are urged to report 10
Miss Edith Oleson, or Miss Rose,
physical director.
r. B. Garcia went to Springer last
night, where he will be the chief
speaker today at the exercises to be
held in connection with the organize -
ton Of an American Legion post MT.
Garcia viii return home by way oi
Santa Fe, reaching Albuquerque
about Friday or Saturday.
p. G. Redington, district forester,
returned from the upper ella forest.
He bagged a deer ON the trip, There
were turkeys and does seen, with but
few fawns, owing to the general eN-
termination of bucks There were lS4
hunting parties in one division of the
I forest Cattle were in fine condition,
owing to excellent grazing on the
| reservation.
Marriage licenses were issued by
| the county clerk yesterday to- Flo
| rencio Madrid and Maria Garcia or
! Old Albuquerque; Theodore Lindsey
! Mason and Alice Mae Kelley, both of
| Albuquerque; Harry c. Livingston and
Emma ]. Fisher of Albuquerque; Fred
! Wolfel and Beneranda Mora, of Albu-
querque; Theodore K. Montoya and
| Lillian Adair, of Ranches de Albuquer-
! que.
Judge r, M. Hickey is in Socorro
presiding at a session of district court
! in place of Judge Mechem, who Is Ill.
Nearly fifty young people ENJOYED
the hospitality of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Broadway
Christian church Sunday. at the first
of series of Twilight socials. These
socials will be given every Sunday
from $50 to $50 o'clock, and are
open to the young people of the city
who do not have any regular churh
home,
Two girls with wanderlust, Ruth
Kerr Of oklahoma, and Harriet Rogers
of unfixed abode, neatly clad in suit
able toys for roughing, came into Al
buquerque in a tipless Pullman car of
the sdedoor variety. Starting from
San Diego they made the journey in
five days They are on their way and
do not know where they are going
Miss Anna TreXler has returned
from a three months visit with
friends in Pennsylvania.
Miss Winnifred Shuler, general
secretary of the local Y. w. c. A., who
dis on a three months furlough came
to Albuquerque yesterday to confer
with Miss Anna Seaburg, national sec
rotary, and Miss Frances Boutwell,,
city secretary for the southeast field,
who will be here this week. Miss Ris-
enberger, another Y. w, C. A. worker,
is also here to establish room regis
try to care for the housing of girls,