Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-01
LOCAL. ITEMS
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Alex Janos, proprietor of thu
"De Luxe Cafe" who was called L
Charleston and Montgomery, w
Va, on account of the serious i'll
ness of a daughter and son of hi!
brother, has returned to the city
Both died, as the result of the
aftermath of the influenza, the sor
about two months ago, and the
daughter only a short time ago
John Fee. who accompanied his
mother and other children, and
Miss McMlllin, TO the Jemez Hot
Springs, returned 10 the city, leav-
ing the others at the springs to re-
main few weeks.
Miss HERNIA C. French will leave
Monday afternoon for Knoxville,
Tenn, where she will visit rela-
tives and friends for a few weeks.
Temple Lodge No. s. A. F. & A.
M, will hold a special meeting to-
morrow, Monday, evening at 1880
for work in the F. c. degree. Wis.,
iting Masons welcome.
]. y. Madrid and family have
gone to FL Paso TO spend a few
weeks visiting.
There will be a mass meeting
this afternoon at $3.50 at the Labor
temple for the purpose of formu-
lating plans for the furtherance or
the A. f. of L. bipartisan politl-
cal league campaign in Albuquer-
que, The public IS invited.
Al Goldensohn, wife and son VIII
leave tonight for New York, to
spend vacation of a month.
A fine addition has been made
to the beautiful set of communion
vessels at st. Johns cathedral
church in the gift of two sterling
silver cruets by Mrs. NJ. II. Sabln.
These cruets are a memorial to the
father and sister of Mrs. Sabin. The
new cruets are to be blessed and
used for the first time at the IL
O'Clock Eucharist today.
Miss Wilma Stevens. who for the
past four years has been Mr.. Her
man Schweizer's stenographer, mas
resigned and is leaving for Cali
fornia where she expects TO JON
her parents, who recently left Tor
there TO make their future home.
Miss stevens leaves host OF
friends who will regret to see her
leave. Her nosition has been filled
by Eda L. Thelin.
The family of Roy X, stamps re-
turned Saturday from a mohth
outing in California.
Maxine de Aragon, VINO mas
heen visiting his aunt. Miss Lucia
de Aragon and uncle, ]. c, San
chez, OF this city, for the past two
weeks. left for Denver yesterday
morning, where he IS engaged IN
business.
Mrs, I. II Goodnight, wife nj
former congressman from Ken
tuckv. now deceased, visited be-
tween trains yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs John 3. Finn. 206 North Syc-
amore street, old friends from
Franklin, XIV. Mrs. Goodnight lett
Yesterday morning for Santa RITA
n NJ, where she win spend the
balance OF the summer as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs lack Howe.
James II. Smith. constable ana
road tax collector. who was at La
Junta on official business. return
ed to the city yesterday.
The New Mexico Rabbit associa-
ton will hold its regular meeting
Monday, August 2, az $50 p. m,
in the Chamber OF Commerce
building. Members and friends are
requested to be present.
p. A. Skinner and Miss Kather-
ine Mcdonald, boh of A'bu1uer-
que, were united in marriage VHs-
terday evening at the home of John
W. wilson. 2O2 South High street,
Mr.. Wilson officiating, Mr.. Skinner
was formerly connected with the
Albuquerque Citizen, He and Mrs.
Skinner will make their home here.
A toy monoplane with a three
foot wing spread, designed and
made by Thomas Hughes, Jr,. Is on
exhibition in the window OF Mat
sons book store.
Miss Iva B, Fuels, demonstration
agent, and G. l.. Crawford, county
AGRICULTURAL agent, attended pro-
gram of the Tijeras canyon Com
rnunity club which was held last
night in Tijeras canyon.
The San Ignacio fiesta In Martin
eztown began last night at o'clock
with a yesper service at the San
Ignacio church. A parade is to be
held this morning, with dancing In
the afternoon and evening.
T. ]. Mabry. who is In Santa Fe
on business, will return here TO-
morrow,
Joshua s. Reynolds, who has been
been visiting ar the home of his
son, j. Nj. Reynolds, on South
High street, returned to FL Paso
yesterday.
Adolfo Gonzales, principal of the
Los Padillas school, has returned
from Las Vegas, where he attend
ed the summer session of the nor
mai university.
The explosion OF gasoline stove
in an apartment house. 422 East
Lewis avenue, belonging to J. II.
Peake, called out the Highland fire
department yesterday afternoon,
The blaze was put out with chem
icals and little damage was done.
Undelivered kilograms are held
at the Western Union office for the
following persons: Carl Por,er,
Burrell g. Whte, Mrs. Esther Neil
and j. b. Austin.
Earl Higgins. IL years old, was
reprimanded by Judge w. w. Nc
Clellanl in police court yesterday af-
ter;She had insisted that the had
bought stolen watch from ne
gro boy for $3.50. The watch be-
longs TO Earl Johnson. Every boy |
who does not know the ten com
should be sent to the
reform school, the Judge told young
higgins.
-sce Miller 5-year- old g ri who
>red from the train while
an OKLAHOMA TO San |
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