Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-02
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~ r. Armijo Bldg. office phone 224.
The Rev f. W. Rankin, of New,
York, is to speak at the Congrega-
tional church this morning.
Mrs. George Taylor and children
returned yesterday from a long visit
in their old home in Virginia.
About seventy-nge boys, members
of the Y, NJ, c. A., held a Halloween
party at the Y on Friday night,
There are undenyered kilograms 1t
the Western Union office for Gene
We've Rich, Vernon w Saul and S. S.
Kelly.
Constable J, II. Smith of the Twen-
ty-siXth precinct, has returned from
California, where he had been for an
extended visit with relatives.
Among Albuquerque residents reg
istered at the Hotel Clark. Los An
geles, last week We're Mrs. h. K.
Wendell, Edw. Adair Stern and W,
A. Gates.
Mrs J. r, Kirk of Gillian, Mo, is
in the city to spend the winter with
her son, r. II. Kirk, 1902 East Cen
tral avenue. Mrs. Kirk is sister of
w. L. Hawkins.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to j. E. Burnett, Albuquerque,
and Lille Dow, San Antonio, Tex;
Jesus Perez and Guadalupe BrayrO,
both of Albuquerque.
Judge NJ. Il. Hickey of the district
court recently granted Mrs. Marian
Warrington Shackles a divorce from
John r. Shackles and restored her
maiden name, Marian Warrington.
The work of excavation IN prepa-
ration for the paving of the highway
leading to Old Town is going steadily
f,.1r ND Ia y,f
on the Job and the work will be
pushed to completion as rapidly as
possible.
D. c. Jackling president and heavy
stakeholder in several large copper
mines in Arizona and Utah, accom-
panied by j, NJ Sully, general man
ager of the Chino mine, was in the
city yesterday, returning from a hunt
ing trip in New Mexico, Mr.. Jackling
refused to discuss the strike situation
N. M. Cudabac left last night for
Mobile, Ala, on oil business. While at
Mobile he will take side trips into adj
joining southern states to visit relatives
of both himself and Mrs. Cudabac.
Before returning to the city, Mr.. Cud-
abac will also visit Houston, Tex. He
expects to be absent about ten days or
two weeks.
S. X. Brown, representing O'Con-
nell Harrington Motor company, dis
tributors of the Maxwell and Chalmers
cars, returned to the city Friday from
Roswell and other towns in that sec |
ton of the state He was successful in |
selling half dozen automobiles. He |
returned to the eastern section of the |
state again yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Holcomb return |
ed Friday night from Cedar Rapids, |
Ia, where they were called by the |
death of Mr. Holcombs sister, They |
said they were glad to get home, as |
during the time they were gone, |
about ten days. they saw the sun for I
only a few hours. Rain fell almost |
not only in Iowa but along |
the road.
b. b. Ellins, formerly proprietor Of
the Hudson Motor company, who left
u few days ago with the Hudson racer
for FL Paso, Tex, reached that city
in good order yesterday morning. This
is the car that Jack O'Connell, who is |
now at Eel Paso, will drive in the road |
race between Eel Paso and Phoenix. |
There are forty-three entries and |
O'Connelrs draw is thirty. He will |
leave Eel Paso, according to the COM
time, at 1852 this morning, |
and he expects to win one of the |
prizes.
Word was received the other day. |
in letter received by Mrs. Mary A
Sturges, from a relative of DR.. A. Il.
Ealy that the doctor died at his for
mer home in Pennsylvania a short |
time ago. The deceased was one of
the early physicians of this city. On
leaving Albuquerque he, with his
family, went to Kmgman, Ariz., where
they also resided for a number of
years; but for the past few years the
doctor resided in California. 1t is I'M
1erstood he was back east on a visit,
when he was taken sick, followed by
leath.
Enrique Sena special officer for
he Santa Fe rail ny, in this city for
The past five years, has been trans
ferred to Las Vegas.
The Duke City Rifle association will
hold a practice shoot on the range to-
lay. This is the last practice of the
season and precedes the club con
tests to be held next Sunday.
At recent meeting of the commit
lee in charge of the 5000 for Congre-
gational parsonage and church reno
walton it was reported that the re-
sponse was splendid and a good be-
ginning was already made.
DR.. Sarah Cocker, state medical d.
rector of child welfare, is in Albuquer
lue for a few days, making prepare
ions to rent her home here and move
her household furnishing to Santa Fe.
George T. Peterson has been APP
pointed captain of the Santa Fe shops
for the Red Cross roll call drive Team
captains can get drive envelopes at |
any time today or tomorrow morning
At the armory in the room back of the
recreation room. Captains are re-
luested to be ready to begin drive
early tomorrow morning.
A number of Halloween festivities
we're reported after the society page
had gone to the press and the society |
editor gone home. for that reason |
mention is made of them here. Miss |
Arlouine Ring, 1913 West Roma, gave |
2 Halloween masquerade party on
night Mrs l.. Heyman en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon, |
to Miss Elsa Levi, who
is soon to be the bride of her brother, |
). Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs w. b. Hicks, |
Ills North Second street Miss Cleone |
Bowman, CIT South Walter, both en-
tertained Halloween parties at their |
homes The Womans club of the
Congregational church gave a Hal
loween party at the church and 4 !
was given at the Murphey |
for service men on Fri
day night.
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