The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-15

Pay your dues TO tho ea-bit~ club.
Four-o Taxi Service. Phone ~,
Taxi. Phone AIS. Nicholson Taxi.
The brotherhood o. American Yeo-
mon VIII meet tonight al ! o'clock III
OLA Fellows hall. Members are
ufHtd 20 attend.
Miss Name Godell secretary Of the
Albuquerque busi4ess College. loft
yesterday FOR a two weeks vacation
IN California.
Georee Peterson. employed IN the
local Santa Ne hhopB. has returned
lrom q Ncaiion spent la southern
California
Assistant n. =. District Attorney
Henry q. Coors has returned from a
short vncatlun In California. where
Mis-. Nuura IN spending h summer.
Miss Kathleen Long. who Inns bec
In Washington, -. g. for several
months engaged IN government work.
has returned to AibuQncrqun. She
was acccmpnnied by her sister. Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. G c. QuIhiey. OF 7Ia
East Santa fe avenue, have returned
from a visit OF q month ! a Moborly,
flas. T. r.. Harvey. recently chosen
as pastor Of the local Baj list church.
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
lie IL expected TO reach Albuquerque
Thursday.
Arthur Yannw. who went 20 Franco
with Battery a" will rcturn home
M a few days. According Go n tcle-
gram received Yesterday by his father
Henry fanow. the Albuquerque boy
has landed safely and will 40 10 camp
Mnis. y. J.. whore he viii be dis
charged.
The House committee OF tho Albu-
qucrquc Country Clab mas announced
II dance for Thursday evening, July
~. 70 which members and their out
OF town guests are invited.
Paul n. Roberts, OF the local office
az the forestry service. left last night
for several days stay In tho Dntil and
Apache forests on an Investigation OF
The grezing situation In that region.
Pau q. I~tedinrton. district forester.
IN due to rcturn tomorrow 60 the city.
after several weeks spout IN Arizona
md. California la company with the
secretary OF the department OF agri-
culture and The Swiss ambassador.
y. NJ. T~aukerslcy left the city last
night for Maudnlena. wherc he has a
large ranch. MIR. T~ankcrAicy expects
20 go TO III Paso In a few days and
from there he will 40 TO South Da-
kota 70 arrange for the marketing OF
the steers he " grazing there.
Esther Padiila OF Los Padillns was
brought before Judge Mcclellan this
morning by Sheriff Garcia on a
charge % insanity.
~. W. Hardy. inspector Of thc ssh,
district OF the a.. $ bureau OF animal
industry. has gone 10 Magdalcna IN
business.
-Four boys are leaving NJ noon to-
day for the Y. 81. G. A. camp. A fine
time Is reported. although the roads
to Ellis ranch are In a terrible Cou-
dition.
Miss Sue Dillon has returned from
two weeks spent at Jemez Springs. =
Miss Mary bowncr Of Denver Will
arrive tomorrow en- route to Califor-
mia to visit her brother. q. 3. Dow
ner.
Seven girls wore sem out to tho
Y. w. q. A. camp last night. Regis
trations for next wcek are requested
as soon as possible. The next group
OF girls viii leave next Monday morn-
ing. Those r%sturuing say they have
had a wonderful time.
w. ~. Gillenwater, who for several
months has been In Gallup. manag-
Ing the Gallup Electric Light plant
OF which he is president. Is in tho
city today On business.
Miss Winnifred Licbert Of Taos arr
rived IN Albuquerque yesterday To
enter the Albuquerque business col
lege.
There will be regular meeting Of
the Good Cheer club tomorrow after
noon al the home OF Mrs. J.. -. Shuf-
! ncbarger. 40 East Iron,
Miss Nina Nutter arrived Sunday
for a weeks visit with her sister, Miss
Shirley Nuttcr. She win then go to
Jamez Springs for a month, before