Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-04
LOCAL ITEMS
Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Phone 273.

e. Erickson Taxi Line Phone 60.
I c. j. McQuillan arrived last night
from San Mareial.
DR.. c. II. truth of Gallup was in
the city yesterday,
Chief Justice Frank W. Parker was
here from Santa Fe yesterday.
Mrs Felix Mandell of Clovis is visit
ing at the home of Mike Mandeu.
Edward s. Rogers last week regis
tered at the Hotel Eosslyn, Los An
seles.
i r. F. showalter and C. II. showal-
! ter of Crown Point, are Albuqueroue
>! visitors.
Mrs J. w, Conant and Mrs. George
/ NJ. Russell Of SchoIle were shopping
in the city Saturday.
The Rev. j. H. Heald has gone to
Gallup where he will preach in, the
| Congregational church today.
Mrs Frank stort2 and son, Frank,
returned home yesterday from
months visit at Niagara. Canada
Archie T. Hogan left Yesterday
morning for Flagstaff Ariz.. TO take
| the position of foreman at a bakery.
John Tombs and Leo s TruXeu and
wife, of this city. Were visitors in Los
Angeles recently, stopping at the Ho-
tel Clark.
+. 7. Ionergan, SUPERINTENDENT of
the Pueblo Indian agency. lcft YES
terday morning for I.aguna on off !
cial business,
The r, O. p. baseball team OF the |
Santa Fe shops left last night for !
Wnslow, where they will meet the
Wtnslow nine today
MT. and Mrs. ], s. Rlevins have |
taken a cottage IN the mountains of |
Tennessee and will leave this morning |
for Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs f. Rosenwald and Miss Rosen-
valid were recently rpcreating AT Ar
roWhead Springs, California's most
famous mountain watering place.
He also said there would he : de-
crease in the acreage planted to beans
TINS year, the farmers going in strong
ef Tor grain crops ana stock feed
Baldie c. Nirisen has arrived at
camp Mills. n j., from overseas ac-
cordlng to message received yes
terday by his mother. Mrs. G. Nirisen
4l2 North Fourth street.
Frank Jones, son of Prof. and Mrs
Fayette A. Jones. returned home yes
terday. lie was a member of the
American expeditionary forces and
was away more than a year.
Corporal Russell Haas of Fort
sumner, who was overseas with the
l44th machine gun battalion and was
discharged at El Paso recently is Wis
Jung at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Pitt. ~
Private John ]. Morrison. Eight
eenth heavy field artillery, Third di
VISION, has returned home after sery-
ing ten months overseas. He was in
the tlshtlng at Chateau Thierry and
st. Mihiel
The first issue of the New Mexico
workers. Chronicle, a paper to be de-
voted to the interests of labor, will be
out next Wednesday, w. c. McCourt,
editor announced yesterday 1t win
VIII be issued weekly.
There will he an important meeting
OF Albuquerque Lodge No. 25l, Broth
erhood of Railway Clerks, Monday
night at 1880 o'clock in odd Fellows
nan. All members are urged to be
present
. Charles Trimble, brother of w, /,
Trimble, is here on visit and stated
Yesterday that he may remain perma
nently, engaging in valley farming,
FOR me past year or two Mr. Trimble
has been ranchng between San Diego
and Imperial valley, Calf.
CHARLES Tartagl!a. 707 West Coal
avenue, has received from his son.
Private Louis Tartaglia. who has been
n France for the last nine months.
German rifle and toothed bayo-
let, They are on exhibition at u
Rupees drug store.
{. II. Bennett and wife of Estancia.
were in the city Yesterday. Mr.. Ben
nett is leader of boys and girls club
work in Torrance county. ON account
Of the bad weather organization work
mas been delayed somewhat, but he
the projects good for large
Private Henry B. Morrison. 314th
ield signal battalion, Eighty-nintb
erving nine months overseas. He
vas in action at st. Mihiel and the
Nrgonne-Meuse offensives. He was
attached to the 356th infantry for
signal work
The Boy Scouts were out in force
yesterday distributing bills and put
ing up posters advertising the fly
ng circus which will appear here
Monday. After they had finished this
work they began selling Victory
,,onds, and from reports received
heir efforts were crowned with sue
'ess. One of the boys reported the
ale of nine bonds, aggfegating $500
A. r. Gere, special agent of the de-
laftment of justice. returned Friday
hight from the Santa Rosa and En-
'ino country, and left last night for
lobe, Ariz,, to appear as a witness
II the federal court. Everything
prosperous around Encino. The
armers. cheered by heavy SHOWS dur
ng the winter and recent heavy rains
IRE making preparations to plant
arge crop acreage this season.