Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-05

California visiting relatives and
friends, has returned to the city.
While away she visited her sister,
Mrs. Charles Weber, at San Francisco.
j. F. Jamlson, maehinist at the local
railroad shops, who was sent to the
companys hospital recently at Los
Angeles for treatment, has returned to
the city. He has not yet returned TO
his work at the shops.
The fire department was called
early yesterday afternoon when q
shed in the rear of the White garage,
Fourth street and Copper avenue.
caught fire. The fire was quickly put
out. The cause could not be learned.
Mrs. Walter G. Hope yesterday re-
ceived word of the death of her faith
er, DR.. G.. NJ Bower at his home in
Hillsdaae, Kansas. He visited Mrs.
Hope here frequently in the last TWEEN
ty-fiVe years and had many friends in
Albuquerque.
Nose Chavez and Manuel Chavez
have gone to Palomas Springs for u
visit. They expected to be back by
September IA. when the Grays will
play the Gibson team here. Nose is
the Gray catcher and Manuel the
teams second baseman
ing of the Christian t3ndeavor society
of the First Congregational church
will be held tonight at the home Of
Miss Alice Glessn-l. Members and
friends win meet in front of the
church at 7;45 O'Clock.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Adah Chapter No. b. Order Eastern
Star, tonight at the Masonic temple at
8 o'clock sharp. After initiation there
will be a social hour in the banquet
room. TO which the husbands of all
members and Mas1ns are invited.
The Woman's club will hold its first
meeting of the season this afternoon
at o'clock. The new year books will
be distributed and a large amount or
business will be taken up, and it was
urged that every member be present.
The meeting next Friday win be the
annual reception.
Ed Myer of Magdalena and Jake
Myer of Holbrook. AriZ,. have been in
the city for the last few dts-s visit nS
their mother. Mrs Pauline M-er, aud
brother, William Mver. 522 Wesl
Marquette avenue. Ed returned TO
Magdalena yesterday and Jake may
return to Ho!brook today.
Thirty-tive different sorts of jobs
for men and women were bulletined
at the employment service office on
The journal block yesterday. Under
some OF the classes up to fifty men
were wanted in the city or at near
by points which had sent agents here
TO secure men for labor. The bull
letins are printed daily in The Jour-
nal
A runaway horse drawing q wagon,
crashed into A. G. Simms' automobile
at Second street and Copper avenue
Yesterday morning. The horse be-
longed to Tom Phelan and was one
of a team that he was unhitching in
the corral at Second and Copper. He
, had embarrassed one horse when the
other dashed away, pulling the wagon
alone. No one was injured
A great deal of interest is being
taken in the out-of-doors church and
Sunday school service to be held next
Sunday at the grove at Alameda Au-
tomohiles will leave the Congrega-
tional church at 3 o'clock in the
morning. The use of a number OF
machines has been promised, and
three auto-trucks have been secured,
so that all who desire to go will have
an opportunity. Families are expected
| to take their luncheon.
Ed Torrey brought to the Journal
| office yesterday two peaches, one
measuring ten inches and the other
| nine and three-fourth inches in cir
conference. They weigh sixteen and
one-half ounces. The strange part of
! the case is that they grew on Seeding
trees. About four years ago some
peach pits were thrown into the back
yard. Several trees sprung up. Two
of them were transplanted and bore
their first fruit this year. If they
had been grated stock there is no
telling how large the fruit would have
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