Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-01
LOCAL ITEMS

Martin & Thorn. Taxi Phone 273.
Rollerskate repairs. J. Korber &.Co
c. NJ. Bolts is in, Gallup on legal
business. He is expected to return
Monday.
Tim O'Leary, head of the Santa Fe
special service on the western lines,
is here on business.
E. b. Garcia left last night for
Vaughn and Santa Rosa on legal bus
mess, He will return Monday.
There is an undehvered telegram
at Postal Telegraph company's office
for Wright, Waters and Williams.
Mrs. ID. c. Thorne arrived yester-
day morning from Prescott, Ariz., to
visit her daughter, MIS- Rex King.
A, Eichwalld, j. M. Cordova and j.
j. Salazar all residents of the Cuba
vicinity, are in the city on business.
All sizes Union Hardware company's
ball-bearing roller skates $3.50. ].
KorEer & Co. Phone S7S. We deliver.
County Surveyor Edmund Ross left
last night for Santa Fe on profess
sional business. He will return sun
day night
Mrs. Edmund Ross and daughter
are spending the week at Madrid, n.
NJ, as guests of Mrs. r. l.. Wilson.
They will return Sunday.
George II. Thomas of the Bond
Dillon Sheep and Wool company has
gone to Denver, having been called
there as witness in a lawsuit
Judge j. A. Garcia y Sanchez of the
probate court has returned home
from Santa Fe where he spent sew
eral days Watching the legislature.
regular meeting of G. X. War
rem post of the Grand Army of the
Republic will be held at 10S South
Third street at 1870 o'clock tonight.
The International Association of
Machinists Lodge, 1909, of Pele'n gave
grand ball last night. Music was
furnished by Blueher's orchestra Of
Albuquerque.
Mrs, Clyde Gilbert left last night
for her home at Caldwell, Idaho. She
was visiting at the home of Mrs
George F. Robertson, COS North
Fourth street.
Mrs. j. W. Grant arrived from
Plainview Tex, Thursday night ana
left yesterday on the Limited for
ga ifornia. She was the guest Of
friends while in the city
Judge M. r. Hickey of the district
court and William Wilcox, court rc-
intending to hold court there yesrar-
day and today. They will return sun
day.
Miss Madge Martin, who has charge
of the science and mathematics de-
partment of the Gallup high school
is spending the weekend with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Fred A. Mar
tin, 406 South High street
Mi. and Mis-. Joseph Swillum, and
Mr.. SWillums mother arrived last
night from California, Mo. Mr.. Swil-
Ium, who is apprentice instructor a,
the Santa Fe shops here, was called
east on account of the death of his
father.
The banquet in honor of Supreme
Court Justice Herbert f. Reynolds and
District Judge NJ e. Hickey. to have
been given the night of March s. has
been postponed until March Is, on
account of the automobile show being
dated for March SIS.
Francis M. McCloskey, president Of
the McCloskey Auto company. left
last night for Dallas. Tex where he
VIII attend a meeting of the factory
representatives and agents OF the Will
lard Storage Battery company. Mr.
McCloskey will he absent from the
city about a week or ten days.
Word has been received here of the
death Thursday night of Capt. Thorn
as f. Simms of TeXarkana. Ark. He
was the father of Albert c.. John T..
and Mrs, S. S. Bum of this city. His
sons left here several days ago upon
learning that his condition was serious
and were in TeXarkana when he died.
Among the Santa Fe officials and
employees who arrived in the city last
night to attend the loss and damage
meeting today. are Superintendent +.
+. Summers, San Marcial; w. A.,
Cameron, Eel Paso; Fl d. Farley, C. b.
Lawler George A. Hale, w. l.. Ketch-
am, 7. c. Johnson and r. A. Ford,
Amarillo; A. r. Hubbard, J. r. Miller
and w ri. Bowman, Clovis; J. e. Agee,
San Marcial; J. NJ. Laws, FL Paso: f.
NJ. Wilson, Slaton, Tex; John Lucas,
Plainyiew Tex; L. NJ. Hungate, Carls-
bad; 3. r. Rose, Roswell.