The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
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One-ueNcu-six. TaNl line. Puae tfs
~ II. Heninn. editor 81 The Eve.
nin9 Herald. left last night for
Jacksonville. Illinois. lie was sc-
companied by Mrs. Hening. They
vii BE- away two weeks.
Judge n g. Mechem Of socorro
Prof. fayctto 4. Jones, mining
F~coiorist returned to Albuquerque
last night from a business trip TO
Central America.
~ O. Noe. well known socorro
county atookmAn y a member OF
the nfate cattle sanitary board. was
a visitor IN Albuquerque yesterday.
Re ~ going TO tho convention OF the
Panhandle a Southwestern Stock
zcna A number u New McNicd
cattiemen viii attend this conven-
ton which opens q three days ses-
sion tomorrow. .
Hon. a.. %. Bursum. republican
national committeeman from New
Mexico. was In the city last night
on his way 10 his home In Socorro.
judge al y. Hickey returned yes
terda, from a weeks visit 70 d fac
tories OF the Bryan Harvester COM
panN az Peru. ll.
Dr. ana Mrs. n Oliiete Cornish. IT,.
have returned from a two weeks visit
az Tesuque.
Mcn.c powell. FOR several years pro-
pfietor OF a drug store In this city, j.
here for a few uass from Des Monies,
Ia, where ~ L. "a located.
Mrs Frauk a. Lowe and children,
Richard and Oive, returned las,
night from Lucas. Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Nash, who
have been tie guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Alike Nash. returned last night 10
lnelr home Ia Dcs MONIES, Ia. They
have been spending the wintor In cal
unrnla.
pred croliott. J.. y. Champion and
jose r. BacA left last night Tor col
ierc Park. y. NJ. to attend a rcssion
Of the regents Of the state college OF
Agriculture and mechanic arts. a new
president Is 90 be elected this morn
.nF.
20 Tucson. Ar.z-. Tor the annual meet
ing OF the Arizona cattle Growers
me rev. nr. ~. u. Mills, secretary
Of the local lnterchurch World Move
mcnt. went tn Las Cruces yesterday
ue delivered "a sermon "a the First
Methodist church OF b o. city and
after a short stop over In A%lhuguerQue
ton CHIT Will proceed To willard TO
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lion with iniercAurch activities.
The Rev. Alfred -. Kuhn 81 this
ritv let Tor santa Fe this morning on
a business mission concerning the
lntefcnurch movement.
a. l.. Zimm. local deputy or the
revenue department. arrived In Alhu-
quefque To-Day from Tlcumcari. h"
viii transact business with the local
offices for a few days.
G.. r. Taylor ana Rex Truman rep
ressnting the training department or
he fS5srai vocational board returned
TO the Den.er headquarters yesterday
after adjusting several e~N-soldier
claims in this city.
Harold SELLERS returned TO this city
later last night after motoring to
santa Re 20 spend sunday there.
Irving y. Brady, 81 Chicago. l. In
A~Ihuquerque visiting Martin Y. Riley
on East Central venue. Mr.. Brady,
VINO Is a member of the Chicago board
1f trade. Is un what he terms a va
cation. although according to his
present pans. he viii be IN A~lhuquer-
uue for several months.
Roy shick has returned from De-
troil where he has been for several
months completing q course In an
automobile mechanics school.
Mr. and Mrs, r. 4. Cnsnin who
have been spending the winter In the
city. left today FOR their home at
stevens Point. Wis.
J. = smith. constable In precinct
No. 2d. returned today from ~ Faso'
where ne has been on "A business trip.
Miss Angelica Howden n Miss
Maxwell Church hny returned from
the weekend spent at the Grand
Canyon.