Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-26
LOCAL ITEMS
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A. Perrlne, Ladies' Tailor. 21Oh
West Central. Phone S52J.
Oak Grove 46, w. c., will meet
at the Cartwright home at 1923
East Central avenue tonight.
Richard Woodson and his moth
er. Mrs R. p. Woodson, left yes
terday morning for the upper Pc
cos
Mrs. James Grunsfeld, who has
been visiting friends at Oakland
and San Francisco, Calf, has re-
tdrned to the city.
Mrs. Russell F.. Mead and chill
dren, who spent the summer with
relatives and friends in Kentucky
and West Virginia, has returned 20
the city.
The Womans Home and For
eign Missionary society OF the
Presbyterian church will meet this
afternoon at Menaul school. Those
who haven't autos or other vehicles
are to meet at Briggs corner at
2:45, where they will provided with
transportation to and from the
school.
There will be a meeting of the
Woman's Suffrage league at
O'clock this afternoon in room IL.
Melini building.
The ladies aid society of the Lead
Avenue Baptist church will meet
at o'clock Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. NJ. X, Wylder, 7l2
West Copper avenue.
Roy A. Hunick son of Leonardo
Hunick, was accepted yesterday 1t
the army recruiting station for
service in the tank corps. He left
last night for FL Paso where he will
take up training in the tank corps
school to become a first class trac-
tor and automobile mechanic.
Miss Alice c. de BaCa has re-
ton in California, where she visited
Los Angeles, San Francisco, and
the beaches.
An auto truck of the Matthews
dairy and a street car collided yes
terday morning at Fifth street and
Central avenue.
Z. II. Calkins has returned from
Rio Arriba county where he has
been surveying claims of the Indian
Mica company.
Napoleon Brothers of Albuquer-
que have engaged Leo Leaden to
drive their 100-horsepower Hudson
in the races at Juarez September
and G.
Stanley Stubbs, Neil Fox and
Tony Garcia have won circus tick
cts by getting new members for the
boys department OF the Y. NJ
c. A.
Permit to build a $500 addition
to the chldren's home was taken |
out yesterday and II. J. Rivers OBJ
tained a permit to build a $4,000 |
home at 1905 Walter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p, Sheehan !
AIS West Silver avenue, have re-
turned after a two months visit at
different points in southern Cali |
fornia with their son, John.
Marriage license was issued yes
terday to Pearl Finner and Harry |
Tenney, both of Denver.
: Suit for divorce was filed yes |
terday by Lester j. Ross against |
Bessie M. Ross, charging desertion.
There is a child of the union now
in possession of its mother.
A meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Red Cross has been
called for this afternoon at
O'clock.
l.. ]. Putsch, recently appointed
deputy supervisor of the ella ma
tional forest will leave Friday with I
ibis family to take up the duties of
his office Mr.. PutsCh received his
appointment a month and a half
ago but he was called to Arizona -
fight fires there which delayed his
removal to Silver City.
The order restraining EmilianO
Sais from selling his property dur
ing the pendency Of suit for divorce
was yesterday modified by a court
order allowing him to sell personal
property enough to pay $50 per
month to Mrs Sas and 500 ali
mony per month during July and
August and $3.50 attorneys fees.
! Jose Chacon has been placed at
Pelen with the Santa Fe railroad
by the federal board for vocational
training.
G. d, HARRISON of the local
office of the federal board for voCa-
tional training, left last night for
Clovis and Roswell on official bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Reid and
son, Tom, Mr. and Mrs L. c. Iden
and Mr.. Iden's father and mother
of Etna Green, Ind, are leaving to-
day for the Reid ranch in the Zuni
mountains, for a short vacation
trip.
Mrs. w. S. Hopewell and sons
left yesterday for a few days in Ell
Paso.
Mrs. P Hanley returned Tuesday
from California where she speat
several months.
Corporal p. j. Courtney, local re-
cruiting officer has just returned
from Oklahoma, where he con-
Quoted drives for recruits.
o. j. jacobson, superintendent of
Harvey houses with headquarters
at Colorado Springs, arrived last
night for few days in Albuquer-
que.
Don c. English a former ser
geant in the army medical corps,
re-enlistod Tuesday and left for FL
I,aso, where he is to be placed n
recruiting duty.
DIR. C. A. Frank left last night 70,
months visit in St. Louis and 9TH
er eastern points.
II. S. Donnell has returned from
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