Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-23
LOCAL ITEMS
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WHeu oEuerlng mlllWOOd, tel. 4S7.
Sign painting-219 West Gold
Residence phone 5o4-w.
Sol Benjamin, of the WELLER.
BENJAMIN company, recently pur-
chased the A. D. Foster Jewelry
company, one of the largest Of its
Kind in El PasO for a considera.
ton of $4,000. Mr.. Benjamin has
already taken charge of the bust
ness, which will be under the di-
rect management Of l.. J. Benja-
min, formerly of Albuquerque.
The Women's Missionary society
of the Central Avenue NJ. +. church
VIII mold its regular monthly liter
airy program at the home of Mrs.
w. {. BraXton, IA West Slate ave-
nue., Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. very interesting pro-
gram has been prepared. Every
one welcome.
u. 5. Lyon, predatory animal in
spector of the local biological sur
vey office, together with four or
a NJ the best government and
state hunters, will engage in a big
same huht IN the Black range and
Mogollon mountains, that will per-
haps last two months.
ID. c. lacking, well known min
Ing man, was in Albuquerque for
a short time yesterday morning en-
route to Kansas City from Hurley,
wnere ne has been inspecting some
OF his mining interests.
The home of George r. Craig,
district attorney, at 410 South Fifth
street, was broken into at a late
hour Sunday night and the house
lansacked. Only a few dollars in
change were taken. The job is
supposed TO have been done while
me FAMILY was away from home.
Marriage licenses have been is
SUED to the following persons.
N"Adit0 Chavez and Hipolito s.
Torres, both of Albuquerque; Cleo.
otte Griego and Jose d. PadiTla,
Albuquerque; Lena B. Wood. of
Albuquerque, and James II. Morgan
of Denver.
Henry Herboth was fined 500 in
police court yesterday afternoon on
the charge of reckless driving. His
drivers license was also revoked
by the police department. Her
both is alleged to have collided
with a buggy and horse which was
being driven by Emilia Yrisarri on
the Old Town road. None of the
occupants was injured. This was
Herboth's second appearance in
the police court on the same |
charge. The first time he was
fined Sis.
The local Elks lodge begins its
drive today for memberships, in
which thirty campaigners will par
ticipate. They will submit their re-
ports at a meeting next Wednes-
day evening About forty applica-
tions have already been turned N
and it is expected the largest class
in the history of the lodge will be
initiated the latter part of April. /
Marie, the little daughter of Mr..
end Mrs. T. ]. Armijo. Ito West
Hazeldine avenue, has been serious
ly Ill with pneumonia.
c. II. Lanier and l.. r. Ethridge II
left last night for Monrovia, Calf
They will be followed in a short
time by Mr.. Ethridge's mother and
cousin, who have been visiting /
them during their stay in Albuquer-
que.
Work has been started on the
North Fourth street paving project,
about a mile north of the city /
limits. and the road at that point is
almost impossible, according to
Fred b. Heyn, county road super
'ntendent, He suggested yesterday
that all travellers in autos and other
between here and Alameda
take what is known as the high
land road. Furthermore, he said,
the Fourth street road would be
closed in its entirety just as soon as
signs could be painted notifying