The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
Supper Table
Gossip

~. q. Duusr . rcsurNevi firms
Columbus. n. NJ. whore he obtained
q contract FOR installing n sewer and
water system. Tho city VIII spend
up toward 100000 IN installing the
systems. Mr.. Dugrr says the border
town, which became famous with
Villas first raid acror the border
several gears ago. r. stu growing. ~
nov has q population Of about a.ooo,
In addition 4 several thousand
troops stationed Mt a permanent
military camp there.
W. n Wolkine rrportcd 60 the POI
lice today that someone opened a
shed on hts property at 6O7 West
Silver avenue last niHht and stole a
sack OF sugar. The shed was opened
with a pass key.
TrrnpId Lodge No. 6. A. y a A. VI,
wiu hold q special meeting az tho
Masonic Temple tonight NJ 7sSO
o'clock FOR work Ia the Feiiowcrafl
degree.
The auaual parish mcrlux Of NJ.
Johns Episcopal churcA Will be held
tonight az ) o'clock at the church.
corner Of Silver venue and Fourth
street Wardens. vestry and delegated
20 the district convention to be held
II Santa Re early In February are %
be elected. All guilds and clubs OF
the church Will make their annual
report. All members Of the parish
arc urged TO attend his meeting.
A. n. Afnupin has bought the tire
sales company from the 5. q. Tim
norman estate. Mr.. Maupin came
here recently from Kentucky.
Anonio ClaVcs from Mexico. WIN
was caught when stealing goods from
the J. c. Penney store. has been sen
fenced 10 90 days In the county jail.
Thr board of roEcIrni Of the STATE
Agriculture college are holding a
meeting at Las Cruces today TO con-
slider the selection OF a successor a.
President A. ID. Grille. who has re-
signed effective March ]. They arr
considering the name OF Fred Naw
OF Roswell ana Jonathan Wagner
superintendent Of the state board Ol
education for the place. but Il Is not
considered likely hat they Will de-
eide upon n man at this meeting. G
/. Biil. Il. {. Champion. Fred Crolloti
and ]. c. Bnca pesscd through tns
city last night on their way to attend
the meeting.
The For1nlghuy Music club will
meet tomorrow night M the home OF
Mrs sam T. Nann, 1905 West Central
avenue.
word has lHceu lrytclved of the
NNNtN OF aANNs ANN - kNAANNH q
former resident Of this city. at Ara
Eon. y NJ. on January Q Mrs Den
ton was 81 years old. The body viii
be shipped 10 Springfield, H., for
burial.
The January membership dimncr oi
Y. AZ. G. a. will be held on Friday
evening. followed By the annual meet
ing Of the association Tor the election
OF officers.
John n. zimmn a-man. who gave ar
address upon Three teas" M the
Fellowship lunchcan at the Y. VI. G.
A. yesterday afternoon. will return "a
his home at Topeka. Kans.. after
spending several days with friends IN
this city.
Thcnc viii be n regular nIccting of
the Woman's Benefit Association ol
Mnccabees tomorrow M 9 10 at Od1
Fellows hall. Installation Of officers
and lunch.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet tomorrow AT 3
.. m. In the parlOrs Of H. I'resby-
terrain church.
The Harvard football team passed
through here late Saturday night ON
its return east after the New Years
game In Pasadena, Calf. when Il de-
feated tho Oregon team. The players
were in jubilant spirits. a big bun
die OF kilograms which had arrived
here for them during the day was de-
iivered to them ON the train.
The regular meeting of the Fra
ternal brotherhood viii be held this
evening az 5 o'clock. All members are
urged TO be present for the instaila-
ton OF officers. Lunch will be served
after tho meeting.
Thcpf will H. - -itoi4 meeting Of tbc
Women's Catholic order OF Forresters
Tuesday evening At gao In W. O. ".
iiail. The card game Will begin al
5 o'clock sharp. Dancing at p. An
friends OF the Forrcstcrs are most
cordially Invited 20 attend. Colombo
archeHtra will play 70 rthe dance.