Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-03
LOCAL ITEMS
When ordering mlllwood. tel. $40.

Coal supply Co. Phones a and b.
NJ l.. Fox returned last night
from santa Fe to spend Sunday at
his home.
Miss Ruth TOmpkins returned
last night from Santa Fe, where she
is employed at the democratic head.
quarters, TO spend Sunday in Albu-
querQue.
There are unde!ivered kilograms
at the Western Union for Arthur
NJ. Custer, Julian Hill, Faye Chew
allier, G. O. Zaverns and Ben
Gherpiede.
Hammond sells homes, Phi, 1922
R.
Louis f. Turner, female imper-
senator, has returned from Los
| Angeles, where he has been en-
ployed by the Metro Motion Picture
company.
Manuel r. Ruiz has received an
engraved picture from Washington
for service performed overseas.
John C. Ross, in charge of the
| local office of the federal board
for Noeational training here, stated
yesterday that his office has moth
! ing to do with com pensation for eX-
soldiers and can not handle the
cases of Ben and Simon Padilla,
who mace complaints through the
Journal yesterday.
Tory M,chelbach returned yester-
day from Chicago with his bride,
| formerly Mrs. Una Nickenbaugh,
who lived in Albuquerque at one
time
]. r. Ulivarri, who has been as
sociated with the local recruiting
office for the past month. las again
been transferred to Fort Bliss.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest LiX, formerly
| Of Albuquerque but late OF Madrid,
, the Grams Central hotel from Mrs.
Emma O'Rrien,
The colored conservative repub-
lican club was organized last
thursday for the purpose OF pro-
noting the campaign by concen-
tra ing the voting power of the
negroes Of this city The following
officors were elected: ID. A. Austin,
president; Green Watson, vice pres
' ". lyles, secretary; A..
Balue, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. Idcn left
last ntG for Las Vegas to spend
the weekend.
Mrs. j. II, Salazar and child have
returned from vacation trip to
California
Earl w. Clapp, assistant forester
at Washington, in charge of re-
search work, stopped over here
yesterday Ol his way from San
Francisco to Washington.
David Thomas and wife left last
night for Ell Paso. Mr., Thomas has
been connected with the shop de-
partment Of the Santa Fe and is
going to Mexico for six months on
private business. Mrs Thomas Will
visit her daughter, Mrs. S. A. Small,
1920 West Missouri street, El Paso,
during Mr.. Thomas absence.
Police here have been asked to
locate f. MINIS here and inform
him of his brothers death by ac-
cident at Los Angeles.
Il. w. Hobbs reported to the po-
lice yesterday that he had run into
a buggy with his car at Fifth street
and Central avenue, but had had
the buggy repaired. No one was
injured.
Albert NJ. Stein, formerly of AL
buquerque, left last night for his
home in Los Angeles, after spend
! ing two days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Jamison and
children returned Friday night
from Tesuque, where the family
have been spend ng the summer.
Mrs. Robert L. Dietz and child
rem have returned from Tesuque
where they spent the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Records and
daughter, Mrs. r. d. Fiddler, ano
Mrs. A. England, after VISITING
T"ionas here YESTERDAY returned tC
Belen, accompanied by Mrs. E. K
turner OF this city, who vii be the
guest of Mrs. Records for a fe"
Gays.
The road between Socorro anG
Belen is in poor condition for au'
ltomobile travel according to james
Grunsield, salesman for Grunstelt
Brothers. who returned yesterday
from a trip to Socorro and Nalen'
cia counties.
Miss Evelyn Trotter, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trctter ma
resigned her position with the In
ternal revenue office and viii leave
within a short time for san iran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Notgrass nave
returned from a vacation spent a
Richmond, Calf.
There is an unde,ivered telegram
at the Postal Telegraph office 1o'
Frank Pru.
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| I,,lderS Sl 30 per lCZ and up.