Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-13
LOCAL ITEMS
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Martin e. Thorn. Taxi. Phone 27S.
Erickson Taxi Line, Phone 60,
Gregory Page of Gallup was in the
city yesterday.
DR.. A. p. Wedge will return from
Boston this week.
William Hart, prominent business
man of Gallup. was Il visitor here
yesterday.
There is an undelivered telegram at
the Postal Telegraph companys Of
flee for Miss r. Sanchez.
Mrs, A. l.. Richey of Denver is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. c. L. Berndtson
sos North Thirteenth street.
Mrs L. Lyman and baby daughter
left yesterday morning for Gallup for
short visit with Mrs. Gus Kahn.
Harry jerks, the mining expert, is
here in visit to his mother. Mrs.
Mary jerks. 600 West Fruit avenue.
The Rev. II, f. Vermillion of Ell
Paso will preach at the First Baptist
church today both morning and
evening.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph company's office for
Ella Hubben, l. D. FcKenney. Fred
Bestrom and J. f. Rose.
j. G.. smith of Los Angeles and Miss
Dorothy II. Bradley of Phoenix were
married yesterday afternoon h. JUS
tice of the Peace John w. Wilson at
his office.
Miss Rachael BROOKS of New
York City, secretary of religious edu-
cation, will arrive in Albuquerque to-
day to he with the local Y. w. c. A
for a month.
George VauX, Jr., chairman of the
civilian commission for Indian affairs
was in the city yesterday confe ring
with p. T. Lonergan, superintendent
Of the Pueblo agency.
Suit for divorce was begun yester-
day in the district court by Sterling
b. Smith against Mrs. Jane Emma
Smith. Heacock & Grigsby are at
torneys for the plaintiff.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Max Kaufman and Miss
Lillian Jacobs of f! Paso, Tex. Mr.
Kaufman was formerly in business
mt Belen, but now is a t Fierro, Socorro
county.
Richard Cavanaugh, an old soldieI
from the Sawtelle California; Sool
diers' Home, is here on a visit to hi
niece, Miss Catherine Hill, 1903 Eas
Silver avenue. Mr. Cavanaugh viii
remain several weeks.
Mrs. Thomas II. Simms of TeXar.
kama, Ark, is here visiting her sons
Albert G. and John f. Simms. ant
also her daughter, Mrs S. S, Bum.
City Attorney William A. Kelehel
was visitor in Bernalillo yesterday
on legal business
Mrs Bertha l.. Lake yesterday be
gan suit in the district court agains
Adelhert f. Lake, asking judgmen
for $50 a month for the support o
herself and daughter, Alice, IA year
old, and for such other and genera
relief as may seem just to the court.
A. Il. Stroup is the plaintiffs attorney
Thoralf NJ. Sundt of Las Vegas,
former University of New MeXic
student, is taking a special course i
engineering and architecture unde
government supervision, in the Uni
versity of Toulouse, France, accord
ing to word received here. Mr.. sumo
is member of the Twenty fifth er
gneers.
Bernard Monahan has returue
home from overseas. He received hi
discharge at Fort Bliss, Tex He wa
a member of the Twenty-siXth eng
neers, Company F. and fought in tn
battles of St Mihiel. Argonne WOO
and on the Mouse river. After tn
armistiee was signed he marched wit
the army of occupation to the Rhin
Sergeant w. +. Archer. who hi
been here on furlou%h. will return t.
day to Camp Harry J. Jones, Dougla
Ariz He was formerly city solicitG
for the Journal and enlisted in II
Nineteenth infantry at Camp Travi
Tex, year ago! He was statione
there until three weeks ago when II
Nineteenth was transferred to Dous
las for patrol duty.
George II. Clements, we'll know
here for his, connection. with, t.
United War Works campaign in tn
city as publicity man, arrived in II